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This section summarizes the various APIs and programming technologies supported by Web Server, and describes how to get more information about them.
Enable you to dynamically generate responses or parts of responses to requests. The APIs and programming approaches are described in the following sections:
To modify the content of the server by adding, removing, or modifying resources and directories, use remote file manipulation.
Web Server provides a C API for defining your own server-side tags. These tags can be used in addition to the standard server-side tags (such as config, include, and so on) in HTML files.
For more information about defining and using server-parsed tags, see Chapter 2, Server-Parsed HTML Tags.
Common Gateway Interface (CGI) programs run on the server and generate a response to return to the requesting client. CGI programs can be written in the C, C++, Java, and Perl languages and as shell scripts. CGI programs are invoked through URL invocation.
Web Server complies with the version 1.1 CGI specification.
For more information about using CGI with Web Server, see Chapter 2, Server-Parsed HTML Tags
Web Server supports the Java Servlet 2.4 specification, including web application and the JavaServer Pages (JSP) 2.0 specification.
Java servlets are server-side Java programs that can be used to generate dynamic content in response to client requests in much the same way as CGI programs. Servlets are accessed through URL invocation.
You create servlets using the Java Servlets API. Web Server includes all of the files necessary for developing and running Java servlets.
For information about using the Java Servlet API, see the documentation from Sun at http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/index.jsp.
A JSP page is a page that can be viewed in a web browser, much like an HTML page. However, in addition to HTML tags, it can include a set of JSP tags and directives mixed with Java code that extend the ability of the web page designer to incorporate dynamic content in a page. These additional features provide functionality such as displaying property values and using simple conditionals.
For more information about creating web applications that use servlets and JSP files on Web Server, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 Developer's Guide to Java Web Applications.
For more information about using JavaServer Page files, see the documentation from Sun at http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/index.jsp.
Netscape Server Application Programming Interface (NSAPI) is a set of C functions for implementing extensions to the server. These extensions are known as server plug-ins.
Using NSAPI, you can write plug-ins and filters to extend the functionality of Web Server. An NSAPI plug-in defines one or more Server Application Functions (SAFs). You can develop SAFs for implementing custom authorization, custom logging, and other modifications to how Sun Java System Web Server handles requests. For more information, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 NSAPI Developer's Guide.
The file obj.conf contains instructions (known as directives) that tell the server how to process requests received from clients. Each instruction is enacted either during server initialization or during a particular stage of the request-handling process. Each instruction invokes a SAF.
For example, the following instruction is invoked when the request method is GET and the requested resource is of type text/html. This instruction calls the append-trailer function with a trailer argument of
Served by 7.0
. The append-trailer function returns the requested resource to the client, in this case an HTML file, and appends the given trailer to it.
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Web Server has a set of predefined SAFs. It also has a library of NSAPI functions for developing your own SAFs to modify the way the server handles requests. For more information about predefined SAFs, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 Administrator's Configuration File Reference . For more information about custom SAFs, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 NSAPI Developer's Guide.
The obj.conf file is essential for the operation of the server. If this file does not exist, the server cannot access instructions for how to handle requests. When defining new SAFs, include the header function nsapi.h (which is in install_dir/include) to have access to all NSAPI functions.
To load new NSAPI plugins containing customized SAFs into the server, add an Init directive to magnus.conf to load the shared library file that defines the new SAFs. This directive must call the load-modules function, which takes the following arguments:
shlib— The shared library to load.
funcs— The functions to be made available to the server.
See the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 NSAPI Developer's Guide for more information about the following topics:
Directives in obj.conf and how they determine how the server handles requests
NSAPI functions available for writing custom SAFs
Writing custom SAFs
Loading custom SAFs into Sun Java System Web Server by adding an Init directive to magnus.conf that calls load-modules
For more information about the predefined SAFs that are included with Web Server, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 Administrator's Configuration File Reference.
The Access Control API is a C API that enables you to programmatically control the access privileges on Web Server.
Access control lists (ACLs) determine the access privileges to the resources on the server. Each ACL contains a list of access control entries. The following access control entry, for example, specifies that all access is denied to everyone for any resource having a URI that starts with /private.
acl "uri=/private/*"; deny (all) (user = "anyone");
Login to Admin Console
From the Common Task screen select the configuration from the drop-down list and click Edit Configurations tab.
Click the Access Control tab in the configuration screen.
Click the Access Control Lists (ACL) tab in the Authentication Databases screen.
Click New to create an ACL.
The default access control list resides in the directory install_dir/admin-server/config. The default ACL file is default.acl.
With Web Server you can configure and reference multiple ACL files. For more information about configuring ACL files for virtual servers, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 Administrator's Guide.
You can use the Access Control API to manipulate ACLs, read and write ACL files, and evaluate and test access to resources on the server.
You can also define your own attributes for authentication. The following example shows how you could authenticate users based on an e-mail address or on the URL that referred them to the resource:
allow (read) referrer="*www.acme.com*"
You can also authenticate the client based on your own authentication methods and databases.
You must define your own Loadable Authentication Service (LAS), which is an NSAPI plug-in in order for the server to use your attributes for authentication. Load this plug-in into the server manner by adding the following directives to magnus.conf:
An Init directive that invokes the load-modules function to load the shared library
An Init directive that calls the initialization function
For information about changes to the Access Control API in Web Server, see the comments in the install_dir/include/nsacl/aclapi.h file.
The Certificate-Mapping API consists of data structures and functions used to manage certificate mapping.
When a user authenticates to the Web Server by sending a client certificate, the server uses information in the certificate to search the user directory for the user's entry.
You can configure some parts of this process by editing the certmap.conf file. This file specifies the following:
Instructs the server searches the directory for the user's entry.
Determines whether the server goes through an additional step of verifying that the user's certificate matches the certificate presented to the server.
For more information about certmap.conf, see the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Update 3 Administrator's Configuration File Reference.
You can also modify this process programmatically. Web Server includes a set of API functions, the Certificate-Mapping API functions that enable you to control this process. You can write your own functions to customize how certificate subject entries are found in the directory.
To use this API, you must have a copy of the Directory SDK. You can download a copy of this SDK from http://developers.sun.com/index.html.


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AUSTIN — Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Land Commissioner Jerry Patterson are trading shots Friday in the aftermath of a Dan Patrick document dump that showed the Houston Republican had spent time in a mental institution and was prescribed anti-depressants in the 1980s.
Dewhurst's re-election campaign has come under heavy fire for the release of the documents, with Patrick's camp laying blame squarely on Dewhurst for the attack and several lawmakers weighing in to condemn the release of the documents.
An email Friday from Patterson to state media also suggested that Dewhurst's camp was involved when GOP consultant Joe Manero, who has ties to Dewhurst, was copied on the message and instructed to blast documents to reporters.
Patterson, in a subsequent email to state politics reporters, said Dewhurst's camp was putting the kibosh on the release of additional documents.
The strongly-worded Patterson statement below:
"Dewhurst has asked me to cease distribution of this information. He also asked me not to run against him for LtGov. I didn't really give a damn what David wanted then, and I don't give a damn now. The voters of Texas need to know. They're going to find out between now and May 27th, or they're going to find out between May 27th and November. The only other choice in November is Letitia (sic) Van de Putte. Texas is too important for me to remain silent."
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Not a lot to report today.... still sick. I've had a sinus/upper respiratory infection since the day after Christmas and it doesn't appear to be going anywhere. I still got in my 15 minutes of exercise though. I focused on strength training which burned my muscles like heck but didn't put any strain on the breathing - which has been rather difficult thanks to the gobs of snot clogging up my face.
OH! There is some news.. Our new roommate moved in today. My old roommate lived here for just under a year and ended up moving for work. He only ended up being able to give two weeks notice though, which meant in addition to the drastic reduction of income from being laid off, I was also going to lose the $300 a month I got from him for rent.... just before rent was due. Thank God for craigslist.com though. I've found my last 4 roommates from that site and only 1 turned out to be a bad egg.
The new roomie is a girl, which I'm not 100% thrilled about but she's young and far from home so I have a feeling I'll end up taking more of a big sister frame of mind than an 'Oh God, girls are so annoying!' one. Here's hoping anyway.
Sunday, January 03, 2010
Three's Company Too
Not a lot to report today.... still sick. I've had a sinus/upper respiratory infection since the day after Christmas and it doesn't appear to be going anywhere. I still got in my 15 minutes of exercise though. I focused on strength training which burned my muscles like heck but didn't put any strain on the breathing - which has been rather difficult thanks to the gobs of snot clogging up my face.
Saturday, January 02, 2010
Good things are a'comin
January 11th is also the day classes begin for the 2010 Spring Semester at University of South Alabama - where I have transferred and will be attending until completion of my degree. This change is the first major action I took to accomplish one of my major new goals - which is to get a degree in something I actually enjoy doing and can make a career of and work for myself doing.
I didn't spend my first post of the new year listing out all the things I planned on doing in 2010 so I'll cover a few of them now.
In no particular order:
Goal 1 is to stop drinking pop. When I moved to Michigan I stopped drinking pop and went almost 4 years without so much as a single Coke. Then I moved back south and well... It's time to kick that habit though once and for all.
Goal 2 is to exercise at least 15 minutes a day - Every Single Day. I know 15 minutes might seem minuscule but I've learned the hard way that setting up big goals is a sure fire way to pretty much guarantee failure - so this year I'm doing things right - baby steps people...
Goal 3 is to go 365 days without eating fast food. The only exception I'm allowing is Subway - even though you get it quickly, I'm not sure a deli sandwich can be lumped in with McDonald's or Taco Bell.
Goal 4 is to smile and laugh at least once Each Day. That may seem like a no brainer but sometimes stress can be a big fat downer and 2 or 3 days will go by and you realize you've not so much as cracked a grin in almost a week. Laughing releases endorphins - endorphins make you feel happy - ergo laughing is good. And I don't know about you but I've never seen anyone laugh without smiling as well.
Goal 5 is to create a vision board. I know several people who've made them and the idea is that having a constant visual of where you want your life to go helps facilitate your desire to actually take action to make sure you get there.
Goal 6 is to see possibility in every situation. This one may be a little hard sometimes. Trying to picture something good coming out of say - having a major repair on your car when you're unemployed and unemployment doesn't come close to paying the bills can seem pretty daunting, but that exact thing just happened to me and something positive did indeed come from it. And let me tell you - believing something good would come out of that from the beginning of the situation would have definitely changed the way I reacted and handled it.
Goal 7 is to let my family know how much I love them. The relationship between my family and I has, for the last several years, been somewhat stressed. A culmination of past events, hurt feelings, old grudges, difference of opinions and life styles have stretched the thin connection I have to my family even tighter and although many of those things may never change I'm tired of feeling like I'm on eggshells around them. We may never see eye to eye but we are family and maybe I'm getting soft in my old age but that's starting to mean something.
So those are some of the main goals I have for my life in 2010. Last year I would have had to list just one more to end on an even number, but being anal retentive and OCD is something I'm trying to make a little less of a priority this year.
Oh! I've also signed back up with Nablopomo this year so for January, at least, I've a goal to blog every day. So far So Good!!
Friday, January 01, 2010
Welcoming in 2010
In December 2008 I wrote a post saying - goodbye to 2008. I recapped the major events that happened in my life and mentioned a few things that I was looking forward to in the new year. I think this year shall be different. Instead of saying goodbye to the prior year and focusing on what was, I'm going to say HELLO to the new year and focus on what today will bring.
Now I'm not going to totally ignore 2008 - some really big things happened - and some of those things led to some of the fantasticness that 2009 promises to bring - and history has shown those who ignore the past are doomed to repeat it - I'm just not going to focus on what was.
The big things.....
In March I began an intimate and emotional relationship - only the 2nd in my life - relationship that is. There have been some ups and downs and a lot of questions and what ifs, but we've been together 9 months now and over all things are pretty darn good.
On Wednesday, September 30th I was laid off from my job of 2 years. I found a temp job the very next week and thought things would be back to normal, but that job only lasted 2 and a half weeks and panic set it. Two months later I got another temp job and that one lasted a day and a half. Both assignments, ended for reasons that I still can't quite believe are even real, but I believe now more than ever that every thing - even bad things - truly happen for a reason.
The second temp job was at a company that designed websites and for the first time in many many years I was actually excited about the work I would be doing. That the job didn't last a full 2 days sucked, but that day and a half opened me up to possibilities of a future I'd never imagined.
In December, after 3 semesters, I withdrew from University of Mobile - where I'd planned on obtaining a Bachelor of Science degree in Leadership and Cultural Studies and enrolled at the University of South Alabama where I will instead be pursuing a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a concentration in Graphic Design - with which I plan on realizing the dream on being my own boss - and owning my own business.
And last but most definitely not least - on May 7th my second niece Paisley was born - and I found that my fear of not being able to love another child as much as I love my niece Marley was unfounded. I absolutely adore them both and believe more and more that the love I've always felt inside and believed to be for a child of my own may just actually be meant for the two most beautiful and important little girls in my life.
So that's about it for recap. Lots of other things happened and lots of other lessons were learned but those are the big ones... the ones that stand out... the ones that when I look back in 10 years and try to remember what was special about 2009 will come to mind.
Yesterday is gone...
Tomorrow is yet to be.....
So instead of saying goodbye to 2009 I say Hello....
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By Mike Batista
This is exactly how the Steelers need to win games without Ben Roethlisberger.
Don't expect much from the offense, hope you get a little help from special teams and let your defense carry you.
Boy, did the Steelers' defense carry them Sunday in their 19-11 win over the Titans.
Chris Johnson, a.k.a. Mr. 2,500, was limited to 34 yards on 16 carries, snapping his streak of 12 straight 100-yard games, and the Steelers were without Casey Hampton. The Steelers induced seven turnovers, the most they've forced since 1997, and the most the Titans have committed since 2000.
The Steelers' defense seized the Titans' offense like a python around a helpless rabbit.
Still, you didn't think the Steelers would escape without a little bit of peril, did you?
After all, this is Tennessee.
This is the place where Joe Nedney infamously deemed himself a master thespian after kicking the winning field goal in overtime of a 2002 playoff game.
This is the place where Tommy Maddox was taken off the field in an ambulance after a paralysis scare earlier in the 2002 season.
This is the place where, on that same day, a Titans assistant coach furtively threw coffee on Joey Porter when a play took Porter to the Titans' sideline.
The Steelers entered Sunday's game with just one win in the "Take Me to Another Place" state since the franchise moved there in 1997.
And so it was that the Steelers' transcendent defensive performance Sunday was merely just enough to let those ghosts out of their skull.
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It looked like only pride would be on the line when the Titans moved into the red zone with two minutes left in the game and the Steelers leading 19-3.
When the Titans got to the Steelers' 1, Troy Polamalu hurdled the line of scrimmage like only he can and tackled Kerry Collins for a 1-yard loss. It seemed like the perfect way for the Steelers' defense to put a dramatic bow on two touchdown-free games to start the season.
Two plays later, however, formerly butterfingered Steeler Nate Washington caught a touchdown pass from Collins and the Titans made the 2-point conversion to narrow the Steelers' lead to 19-11.
The Titans then recovered the onsides kick and with no timeouts got to the Steelers' 31 with 20 seconds left.
Prodigal son Bryant McFadden offered a flashback to the final drive of the Steelers' 2005 playoff win over the Colts when he broke up a pass intended for Washington in the end zone. Then the Titans' last-ditch effort petered out with back-to-back false start penalties.
Even though Mike Tomlin says Steelers football is 60 minutes, I am unfazed by the last two minutes considering what happened in the first 58.
The Titans tried to make the Steelers roast by having them wear their black jerseys with the temperature 87 degrees at kickoff, the hottest in the 90 games played at LP Field.
They'd have been better off throwing coffee on them.
The heat forced many Steelers players to double over in exhaustion and take frequent breaks during the game. The most coveted seats on the Steelers' sideline were under a makeshift canopy.
Two members of the Steelers' most recent draft class provided another cooling effect. Sixth-rounder Antonio Brown returned the game's opening kickoff 89 yards for a touchdown on a play that started on a reverse from Mewelde Moore.
Then on the ensuing kickoff, fifth-rounder Stevenson Sylvester forced a fumble that was picked up by Keyaron Fox.
The Steelers coughed up the ball themselves three plays later, but when the defense first walked into the 100-yard sauna, it had a seven-point cushion.
Scratching and surviving
The closest the Titans came to taking the lead was midway through the first quarter when they got to the Steelers' 16 trailing 7-3. Vince Young, who was pulled for Collins in the second half, was then picked off in the end zone by Polamalu. The Steelers turned that into a field goal, and maintained at least a one-touchdown lead for the rest of the afternoon.
Unlike last season, Polamalu got through the game against the Titans injury-free. After condensing a Pro Bowl-caliber season into the first quarter and a half of last season only to get hurt, Polamalu has waited two games this season to amass his Pro Bowl credentials.
The flowing locks don't have to fly on every play for Polamalu to have an impact. It's a whole different game if the Titans take the lead in the first quarter. And if he doesn't vault a snarl of 300-pound bodies to tackle Collins near the end of the game, the Titans would have had a few more precious seconds to mount a game-tying drive.
This likely would have been a vintage 2009 choke without Polamalu.
Another player the Steelers need to have any championship hopes is Ben Roethlisberger.
The Steelers' win on Sunday harks back to many of their wins in the pre-Roethlisberger era, when they were good enough to get into the playoffs, but fell short of the Super Bowl because their offense wasn't quite powerful enough. With a special teams touchdown and four field goals Sunday, they built their lead like "Survivor" contestants constructing a thatched hut.
The Steelers need to get through two more games without Roethlisberger. They just don't know who the babysitter will be at quarterback. Dennis Dixon's demeanor in the pocket Sunday often looked like that of a McDonald's customer perusing the menu not knowing what he wants. He was sacked twice in the first quarter before hurting his knee (he was scheduled for an MRI) and giving way to Charlie Batch.
While Batch completed only five passes for 25 yards, his movement in the pocket and zip on the ball made him look about 10 years younger, which means he looked about 45. But seriously, he looked competent enough to man the steering wheel until Oct. 4.
Then again, Byron Leftwich was scheduled to return from his furlough on Monday.
So who starts at quarterback for the Steelers Sunday at Tampa Bay is anybody's guess.
Regardless of who it is, if the Steelers come close to replicating Sunday's performance, Roethlisberger will be stepping into a good situation.
Monday, September 20, 2010
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Dunlop tennis racquets are a revolutionary concept in engineering with a tradition of providing racquets to some of the biggest names historically. In the past, players like John McEnroe and Steffi Graf used Dunlop racquets en route to hall of fame careers. The tradition continues with world class players like Nicolas Almagro, ranked 10th in the world, and Dominika Cibulkova, ranked 12th in the world, using Dunlop racquets in professional competition today. The same engineering and design of racquets that allowed these professionals to be successful is available to recreational and competitive players alike.
When you replace the liquid portion of a gel with a gas, the end result is a type of aerogel, a substance commonly referred to as 'frozen smoke'. Although technically not a gel, but rather a solid created from a gel, aerogels have unusual properties not found in common solids. They are great heat insulators, but more importantly are incredibly strong. The aerogel used in Dunlop Aerogel 4D tennis racquets can support up to 4,000 times its own weight. The end result is an instrument that is strong, yet light with a better touch.
This term refers to a technology found on Dunlop Aerogel 4D tennis racquets that uses four directional braiding where four braided fibers of S-glass fiber are combined with an aluminum alloy sheath, but there's more to it than that. The fibers are oriented in four different directions to create a material such that one sheet of it has the equivalent strength of four sheets of carbon fiber material. This stabilizes the torsional twist of the racquet to give you a better feel and touch.
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Water is a critical utility at process plants, often serving both as a heating and a cooling medium. Many process plants rely on this water for processing and other applications. Providing the water, usually by heating via steam coils or direct steam injection nozzles, takes significant energy. In this Chemical Processing Water eHandbook we take a look at water best practices including:
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Economic growth, industrialization and population growth are driving the increasing demand for water, while factors such as climate change, pollution and regulation are affecting the supply and costs related to water." The chemical industry, being highly water intensive, certainly is exposed to water-related risks. Any efforts to manage these risks and capitalize on opportunities begin with the measurement and appreciation of how water may impact business, followed by the development of strategies to protect the business both now and in the future. In this Chemical Processing Special Report we take a look at water challenges and potential solutions for chemical processors including:
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- How chemical makers strive to cut water consumption and improve treatment
- The Importance of visible TOC levels
Chemical Processing Special Report: Seize Water Conservation Opportunities
Chemical makers increasingly are focusing on water-related issues. In particular, concern over availability is spurring leading operating companies to implement a host of novel strategies and technologies to optimize water use. In this Chemical Processing Special Report we take a look at what it takes for chemical companies to identify and implement water conservation strategies and practices including:
- Operating companies step up conservation and re-use efforts - real world example
- Tank cleaning - how a more-effective method can offer significant water conservation benefits
CP Reliability eHandbook: Manage Your Assets
Reliability programs are now standard business practice in companies that rely heavily on machines, equipment and other physical assets. However, plants are continually challenged in identifying new and cost-effective ways to ensure their assets are performing and that they are managing to minimize operational risks. In this Chemical Processing Reliability eHandbook we take a look at proactive approaches for improving reliability and maintenance in today's processing plant including:
- Rotating equipment - how to take advantage of improved internals and better seals
- Meeting process requirements and protecting equipment with strainers
- Insights from surface temperature measurements and the critical role IR thermography is to maintenance
Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Reliability eHandbook now.11/14/2014
Powder eHandbook: Preclude Powder Problems
Process design and process safety are critical considerations in chemical production and processing. With design and safety paramount at the outset of any new development or equipment retrofit, firms can minimize risk exposure, maximize productivity and position themselves to remain compliant and competitive. Whether retrofit or new, chemical processing is continually challenged by combustible dust. Combustible dust can pose a hidden hazard when accumulation occurs in unseen locations such as in mechanical spaces, above false ceiling, ventilation systems and dust collection systems. In this Chemical Processing Powder eHandbook, we take a look at strategies and solutions for mitigating combustible dust hazards including:
- Identifying hidden hazards - a case study outlining how a facility finds danger from accumulated dust and effectively addresses it
- Powder flowability - how new measurement methods now make it easier to evaluate flow
- Process safety - properly designed weigh model can optimize safety and improve efficiency
- A multivariate approach to powder processing - an overview of several methods that can help determine which powder properties have the greatest influence on performance
Learn how to preclude powder problems. Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Powder eHandbook now.11/11/2014
Filtering Samples to On-Line Process Analyzers
Increasingly precise process control strategies, often linked to computer control, have accelerated the use of sophisticated on-line chemical composition analyzers in plant applications. Instruments such as gas and liquid chromatographs, ion chromatographs, laser optic instruments, atomic absorption instruments and specific ion analyzers, which were rarities in laboratories ten years ago, are now found routinely in plant settings.
While continuing miniaturization and "rugged-ization" of the electronics are making the instrumentation circuitry more tolerant of the plant environment, the level of contamination in plant samples compared to laboratory samples continues to plague the process. This white paper reviews the factors in plant operation that may affect the deliverability of acceptable samples and provides guidelines for addressing these factors.11/04/2014
Special Report: Protect Process Control Systems
In the decade before Stuxnet attacked process control systems in Iran, there were just five known supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) vulnerabilities for all control systems in the world, according to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team (ICS-CERT). In 2011, the year after Stuxnet, that vulnerability count jumped to more than 215. Last year, it reached 248. No surprise then that Chemical makers are increasingly focusing on protecting their process control systems from intrusion both from the inside and outside. In this Chemical Processing Special Report: Protect Process Control Systems, we take a look at:
- How to better protect your control system - "Defense in depth" is crucial, and new and maturing technologies may help
- Cyber Security Challenges - learn about countermeasures to protect control systems
- Case Study: A vulnerability assessment reveals critical gaps in the security of a natural gas pipeline
- How to mitigate security risks in legacy process control systems - several steps can help protect against threats and extend the life of legacy equipment
Learn how to secure your process control systems - and your plant. Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Special Report: Protect Process Control Systems now.10/29/2014
Special Report: Make the Most of Heat Transfer Fluids
Even though thermal-fluid heating systems have been widely used for over 80 years, they still provoke a certain amount of fear and trepidation in users. This anxiety is reinforced by any number of horror stories that usually involve systems that suddenly develop a "problem" after years of trouble-free operation. This Chemical Processing Special Report: Make the Most of Heat Transfer Fluids delves in to the issues surrounding heat transfer fluids. Learn about:
- Thermal fluids - dispel common myths about hot oil systems
- Avert oxidation - how nitrogen can serve as an inert barrier to prevent heat-transfer fluid from contacting atmospheric air through the expansion tank
- Steam vs. hot oil - a key tradeoff complicates the choice between steam and a hot oil system to heat water
eHandbook: Take the Pressure Off Your Process
When thinking of the processing of chemicals, we think of any activity including storing, using, handling, manufacturing, or moving chemicals at a site, and any combination of these activities. A common state in many of these activities is the flow - or rate - at which the chemicals are moving through a process. Accurately measuring flow can be a challenge for many chemical processors since so many factors can influence the chemical properties and subsequently the rate of flow. In this Chemical Processing Pressure eHandbook, we discuss considerations for flow management including:
- Pressure transmitters - how noise can pinpoint process problems
- The use of orifice plates - how insufficient flow conditioning often undermines measurement accuracy
- Robust Inferential Sensors - easier-to-develop-and-maintain sensors offer significant benefits for chemical processes
Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Pressure eHandbook now.10/29/2014
Special Report: Avoid Common Vessel Errors
Welded vessels play a key role in most processes. However, few plants now have in-depth expertise in materials selection, fabrication and design of such vessels. As a result, plant staff often make errors that can be costly as well as compromise the suitability and life of the vessel. This three-part special report provides practical pointers that can help you avoid common mistakes and get the most appropriate, durable and cost-effective vessel.
- Part 1 looks at a dozen important factors to consider in materials selection, including metal selection and appropriate use of corrosion allowances and coatings. It includes pointers gleaned from first-hand experiences that can help you avoid costly mistakes and delays.
- Part 2 provides tips on how to avoid delays and achieve savings in the fabrication process. It also covers techniques that can improve vessel reliability and thus forestall costly repairs down the road.
- Part 3 gets into design issues. It condenses the 5,000+ pages of the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code into a simple guide when specifying vessels, heat exchangers and tanks. It focuses on 10 key factors.
Download your Chemical Processing special report now.10/28/2014
Chemical Processing's eHandbook: Improve Plant Safety
Systems are becoming more complex. This complexity is changing the nature of the accidents and losses we are experiencing. Process design and process safety are critical considerations in chemical production and processing. With design and safety paramount at the outset of any new development or equipment retrofit, firms can minimize risk exposure, maximize productivity and position themselves to remain compliant and competitive. Advanced automation technologies continue to drive productivity improvements. In this Chemical Processing Improve Plant Safety eHandbook, we provide tips for safer processing including:
- The role of senior management including six important steps senior management should take to insure safer processing
- Optimizing process safety and efficiency through modern weighing design
- The fundamentals of blast-resistant building
Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Improve Plant Safety eHandbook now.10/22/2014
Chemical Processing's eHandbook: Take Advantage of Tips for Better Flow
With more demanding applications than most, chemical processing requires systems and infrastructure that can maintain efficiency and safety. Relative to flow, chemical processors need to address challenges such as corrosion, leak detection and mitigation, flow pressure and volume. In this Chemical Processing Flow eHandbook, we identify tips to improve flow including:
- Distillation columns - how gravity-flow loop can enable measuring internal liquid flow in a column
- The importance of the Process Design Basis
- Flowmeters - monitor, detect and neutralize phosgene leaks
- Polymer Piping - Material offers numerous benefits over metallic systems and spans various applications
Learn more about these best flow practices. Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Flow eHandbook now.10/15/2014
Choosing the Correct Emission Control Technology
Increasingly stringent clean air standards and heightened concerns over greenhouse gas emissions are driving technology enhancements in the chemical processing industry. This white paper explains some of the abatement challenges this industry faces and demonstrates how many chemical processors are integrating newer, more efficient emission control technologies for the destruction of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) and Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs).
The paper also includes a case study, demonstrating how one Pure Terephthalic Acid (PTA) plant saved nearly one million dollars by upgrading to a newer thermal oxidizer technology.10/01/2014
Important facts you should know about drying compressed air in hazardous environments
Hazardous locations have or could potentially have high concentrations of flammable gases, vapors, combustible dusts, etc. A small spark can lead to a horrific explosion dangerous to equipment and workers in the area. Equipment located in hazardous areas must be specifically designed to prevent ignition and explosion.
Read this White Paper to learn:
- Types of hazardous areas
- Conditions classified as hazardous
- Hazardous substances
- Specifications for equipment located in hazardous areas
- Explosion proof dryers designed for compressed air systems
eHandbook: Improve Your Maintenance Practices
More than 25% of maintenance done today is unnecessary and can introduce additional failure risks. Developing and implementing predictive maintenance strategies and practices can lead to improved safety and reduced operating costs. In this Chemical Processing eHandbook, we take a look at strategies and solutions for overcoming predictive maintenance challenges including:
- Asset management software - identifying the most relevant and accurate data on which to build maintenance and repair strategies
- The importance of maintenance on smaller component - using gauges as early warning devices can improve uptime, safety and profits
- Uncovering important insights from your data and the use of statistics such as regression analysis for emulating pump curves or control valves
Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Predictive Maintenance eHandbook now.09/26/2014
Unexpected Value Across Three Industries
Corrosion and premature piping failure are two problems that plague chemical piping applications everywhere. Metallic systems are necessarily limited in their life spans by corrosion concerns, and operations managers must always face the question of when their pipes will eventually need repair or replacement. Polymer piping systems have made great strides across multiple industries in the past few decades, and investigating the benefits that can be realized by making the switch from metallic systems can help to bring unexpected value to many applications.
This paper will specifically evaluate the benefits of polymer piping systems in three industries: power generation, chemical processing, and mineral processing.09/22/2014
Tank Blanketing in Hydrocarbon Processing Facilities
During industrial manufacturing, many companies use a wide variety of chemicals from methanol, acetone and benzene to foodstuffs like wine and edible oils stored in large tanks at different points in the manufacturing process. In a technique called "chemical tank blanketing," or "padding" nitrogen is commonly applied to protect chemicals stored in tanks against contamination, degradation or chemical change as well as to prevent fire or explosions. This white paper first discusses blanketing basics and benefits. It reviews considerations for tank blanketing systems and discusses a newer approach, which is typically more cost effective for most applications, is that of generating nitrogen on-demand in the plant itself.09/12/2014
Research Paper: Investigating the Relationship between Gypsum Purity and Hydrogen Sulfide Production under Anaerobic Conditions
Calcium Sulfate (CaSO4) more commonly known as gypsum is a naturally occurring white crystalline mineral that has many different uses and applications. Gypsum in its hydrated form (CaSO4•2H2O) is used in the construction industry for fire resistance in buildings. Outside of the construction industry, gypsum is used in the food and fertilizer industry for calcium and sulfate fortification respectively. When gypsum is no longer usable, it is deposited in construction and demolition(C&D) landfills where anaerobic (low oxygen) conditions and the presence of sulfate-reducing bacteria promote the decomposition of wallboard/gypsum into hydrogen sulfide gas (H2S). Due to local and state regulations on odor control, these C&D sites monitor their fill for hydrogen sulfide gas. This paper will couple two methods of analysis to observe the relationship between the purity of gypsum (calcium sulfate dihydrate) and hydrogen sulfide concentration as a sample is fermented by sulfate-reducing agents (e.g. bacteria). The scope of this research may be beneficial for industrial hygienists concerned with C&D landfill H2S levels or for incoming gypsum processing plants who suspect poor quality gypsum.09/12/2014
Level eHandbook: Tackle Level Management Challenges
Level measurement, which is the detection of the phase split between vapor/liquid, liquid/liquid, vapor/solid and even liquid/solid, is a key parameter in the operation and control of modern industrial processes. A reliable outcome depends on the phase conditions being relatively consistent under all process conditions. Unfortunately, the importance of level control isn't always understood. Failure to measure level reliably has resulted in some of the most serious industrial accidents, including those at the Buncefield, U.K., fuel storage depot and BP's Texas City refinery. In this Chemical Processing Level Management eHandbook, we discuss best practices for level management including:
- How to Select the Right Liquid Level Sensor - It's important to consider a variety of factors when choosing the type of technology
- Multivariable devices - gain operating and maintenance benefits
- Achieving level control with dP transmitters - it appears simple but really is not
Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Process Level Management eHandbook now.08/20/2014
eHandbook: Make the Right Moves with Powders
When designing a system to transport powders and granules there is a wide variety of considerations. Different applications, installation environments, equipment, material characteristics and how they may change during the process are all part of the equation. While many plants aim to keep costs low and often times use old equipment for a new project this can also further compound a complex challenge. And that's not even taking in to consideration our increased awareness of the risks of an explosion and the need to avoid hazardous emissions. In this Chemical Processing Powder eHandbook, we take a look at key considerations affecting today's best practices for transporting and processing powders and granules including:
- Installing pneumatic conveyors correctly - 10 steps to prevent a variety of common problems
- How to understand accuracy in a bin level monitoring system
- Tubular drag conveying - an alternative to pneumatic conveying
- Vacuum Conveying equipment and the issues of safety, security and sanitation
Learn how to process powders efficiently. Download your copy of this Chemical Processing Powder eHandbook now.08/13/2014


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So here is our deal that we agreed to during round 1:
we trade 1st round picks (1st and 3rd overall), he got my second round pick and i got his third (so he was able to move 3 spots up), and we would switched fourth round picks if Love was still available as he was worried Migya could take him (so he moved 2 spots up). He wanted Love, so I got it for him while I made him choose Noah for me. HOWEVER, if Love wasn't available by the 4th round, then the agreement was that he was entitled to my 5th round pick with no player in return.
So Durant, Ellis, and Noah
Curry, Roy, and Love.
Interesting. I think Young Bro could've done better letting someone else pick up Curry later in the draft, and then trading with them, but then he wouldn't have as much control over the other players included.
Big Bro gets the better players, and because of KD it's lopsided, but I actually think it makes his team slightly worse (You got better big men stats now, but you lost some of your diversity). Younger Bro came out better after the trade though.
right, I think Durant > Curry but Love > Noah. I'm hoping the Boozer injury allows for Noah to step up a bit (plus he gives me blocks, which i think i need... I am very weak on rebounds though, Love is a beast at that, and something I hope hickson can supplement me with.


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Larisa Latynina, Soviet Union: In the 1950s and '60s Latynina was one of the best gymnasts in the world, winning 18 medals — nine of them gold — over the course of three Olympic games. The feat marks her as the only woman to have won nine gold medals, and the only Olympian to have won 18 Olympic medals.
Nadia Comaneci, Romania: Comaneci reigned supreme at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. The 14-year-old gymnast was the first person to score a perfect 10, for her routine on the uneven bars. Throughout her Olympic career Comaneci scored six perfect scores, and still holds the record for being the youngest all-around gymnastics Olympic champion.
Mary-Lou Retton, United States: Retton, a five-time Olympic medalist, was the first American female to win a gold medal in gymnastics. She took home gold for the individual all-around competition, and won more medals than any other athlete competing at the 1984 Olympic Summer Games in Los Angeles.


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IUCN Member, the Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC), has developed four papers ahead of the Antarctic Treaty Meeting of Experts (ATME) on climate change and implications for Antarctic management and governance.
The Antarctic and Southern Ocean Coalition (ASOC) is a global coalition of environmental groups, with members in 20 countries worldwide. It works to ensure that the Antarctic region survives as the world's last unspoiled wilderness, a global commons and scientific reserve for the heritage of future generations. ASOC is the environmental observer to the Antarctica Treaty System.
ASOC has presented four information papers to the Antarctic Treaty Meeting of Experts (ATME) on climate change and implications for Antarctic management and governance:
- Antarctic Krill Fisheries and Rapid Ecosystem Change: The Need for Adaptive Management
- The Future of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet: Observed and Predicted Changes, Tipping Points, and Policy Considerations
- Environmental and Economic Benefits of Climate Change Mitigation and Adaptation in Antarctica
- Antarctic Penguin Response to Habitat Change as Earth's Troposphere reaches 2°c above Pre-Industrial Levels
The meeting will be held in Svolvær, Norway from 6 - 9 April 2010, and the following issues will be discussed:
- Key scientific aspects of climate change
- Key consequences of such change to the Antarctic marine and terrestrial environment
- Implication of such consequences to management of Antarctic activities
- The need for monitoring, scenario planning and risk assessment
- Outcomes of the Copenhagen negotiations relevant for the Antarctic
- The need for further consideration of any of the above issues and manners in which this can be achieved.
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Universal has picked up a pitch for a new comedy series to be produced by Tina Fey's company. The writer: one Paula Pell. So who is this lady? Let's take a look.
- Pell has been a writer for Saturday Night Live since 1995. Her first episode featured Mariel Hemingway and Blues Traveler, and included jokes about O.J. Simpson and Better Than Ezra.
- She has been nominated for 6 Emmys for SNL, and won once. In 2001, she was one of just three women on the writing staff, along with Fey and Melanie Graham.
- She's credited as a producer on 25 episodes of 30 Rock, and wrote the episodes "Argus" and "Floyd."
- She plays Paula Hornberger on 30 Rock. Here she is in a Christmas segment:
- And here she is as John Lennon's "Grandmum."
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We recently received an e-mail from a reader who shared his observations on the farm succession process and offered some insights on how to prepare the next generation to lead. Here is an excerpt:
As I work with farm families in my legal practice, I note there is never a problem with the younger generation taking an active role in the physical work of farming. The real problem is getting them to spend the time necessary to understand financial matters, decision making and the value of money. Many young farmers have little aptitude for, and even less interest in, the financial management that farming requires.
Farming is a full-time profession. It requires total commitment and gut-level determination to succeed. I struggle with helping farmers transition the operation to a son or daughter who is neither prepared for the obligations of farming nor committed to learning the requisites of farm management necessary to succeed in production agriculture.
As I travel the country, I hear firsthand about the challenges involved in developing a well-prepared next generation of leaders. Farming is a demanding profession. Farm owners and managers must be equipped to work in a difficult environment. The vocation of farming requires a solid education in all aspects of the operation and the fundamentals of business management. Farmers should be as comfortable with their banker as they are with their seed dealer. They might also need to have the motivational skills of a sports coach and the training abilities of a human resources director.
Each generation involved in the operation has a role to play in its development. The senior generation must model the actions and behaviors they want the next generation of leaders to adopt. They must be open to discussing new ideas and sharing their experiences.
In the succession process, the most vulnerable generation is the middle one. By the time they reach the period between their late 40s and early 60s, most people are well-versed in their vocation and understand how to efficiently complete necessary tasks. They are confident in their abilities and willing to try new things. However, they're also at the point where retooling might be difficult, and starting over impossible. So it is incumbent on them to grow the operation and make sure it will continue for years to come.
The younger generation might have the most leverage to ensure that the family adopts a succession plan. They also have the best chance of inheriting a stronger future. In
agriculture, as in any other worthwhile venture, success is earned at the intersection of preparation and opportunity. Young people must be willing to serve the current needs of the operation, honor the methods that present them with opportunity and work toward a more promising tomorrow.
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The Nokia Amber update for Lumia hardware is already loaded on new Lumia 925 and Lumia 1020 units. The update is expected to hit other Lumia Windows Phones soon, but before then we've been teased at a pre-release build running on a Lumia 920. If you're out the loop and are still eagerly awaiting to have the update installed on your Nokia Windows Phone, be sure to head on past the break to check out what's new.
We've previously looked at what's coming in the Amber update for Lumia smartphones, but here's the quick walk through of the Amber update on a Lumia 920:
We're looking at glance screen settings, always-on clock, double-tap to wake, Smart Camera, Data Sense, FM Radio and Lotus Notes Traveller account support. Unleash the Phones notes that they're using a near-final build and we can all expect to see the Amber update roll out within the next few weeks.
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Long before "locavore" became a buzzword, before organic foods appeared on neighborhood store shelves, before vegetarians numbered in the tens of millions, Rachel Berliner and her husband, Andy, were working hard to create Amy's Kitchen, their enormously successful line of natural frozen foods. As any working parent—Amy's is named for their daughter, born right before the company was created—would know, Rachel struggled to put nutritious meals on her family's table, finding that vegetarian ones were next to impossible. Amy's, now in its 20th year, is truly a family affair: Rachel's husband Andy is CEO, her mother Eleanor is the company's chief copywriter, and daughter Amy has her own section on the company website where she blogs. And each member of the family taste-tests Amy's products before they're added to the line (jealous!).
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text: SYDNEY (MarketWatch) -- Australian shares declined on Tuesday, taking a lead from losses in the U.S. where investors fretted again over upcoming tax hikes and spending cuts. The benchmark S&P/ASX 200 index XJO, -0.04% slipped 0.1% to 4,527.90, with resource stocks among the worst performers. Shares of BHP Billiton Ltd. BHP, -0.60% BHP, -0.99% slipped 0.4% while PanAust Ltd. au:pna declined 1.8%. The Reserve Bank of Australia is set to announce its latest decision on interest rates rates later in the session. Short-term interest rate markets are pricing in a more than 90% chance of a quarter-point cut to 3%.


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by Rob Cox, October 24, 2010
When is it time to Replaster the Pool?
I've just returned from a board meeting for one of the local swimming pools I help with. A budget line item for "Pool Whitecoat", (which is what the commercial pool guys call pool plaster in this area), caught my attention. Enough money was being set aside to replaster the pool every ten years. In a commercial environment, with picky health inspectors and kids complaining of "pool toe" - this may be a good time interval for replastering.
But how about residential pools? How often should they be re-plastered? And what factors should a pool owner consider when looking at replastering or resurfacing their swimming pool? Surely, Time cannot be the only factor to consider. When and Why should a pool owner replaster their pool?
There are really only two reasons for replastering your swimming pool
Aesthetic Reasons to Replaster the pool: The look and feel of your pool plaster. Acid washing can remove stains, but this can only be done so much. Pool plaster is a natural product, and preventing stains can almost be impossible. I have often been one to suggest a dose of tolerance with regard to pool stains, but some pool owners are very particular about the look of the pool - "...especially at night, with the lights on", they say.
If your pool plaster stains are mineral in nature, from copper or iron for example - be mindful about the source of these stains. Pity to replaster the pool, only to have stains return, because a mineral problem in the water, or from a copper heat exchanger or piping has not been addressed.
Some stains on plaster are not actually stains at all, but arise from the mix and application of the whitecoat. Pool plaster is a mixture of white portland cement and marble dust - and variations in mix, temperature and speed and methods of appliation can affect the final appearance. "White Lightning" or "Ghosting" marks - which are slight variations in hue or shading, can result from a slightly different mix or troweling procedures.
The "feel" of the plaster is also an important consideration. Plaster is meant to be smooth and soft. Agressive water chemistry or frequent or overly strong acid washing can create pits and pocks in the plaster surface. Commonly called "etching", plaster with pitting feels a bit rough to the skin, can snag swimsuits, and gives dirt a place to hide, and algae a nice surface to attach their roots. Etching can also be caused by poor plastering procedures, especially using too "hot" of a mix, or too much calcium used during cold weather. Rough Plaster can be sanded with rotary sanders to smooth etching, if localized, however if widespread etching occurs, replastering the pool is indicated.
Structural Reasons to Replaster the pool: Trick Title, because plaster is not "structural" - but it is the waterproof layer between the pool water and the shell of the pool. Most plastered pools are made of Gunite, or Shotcrete. Some older pools were made with poured concrete walls or even cinder blocks. All of these materials are porous and will "weep" water through them. Applying the plaster coating on top keeps the cement beneath, and any reinforcement steel (rebar) protected from the effects of water. Plaster is the waterproofing layer that is important to the integrity of an inground pool structure.
If you have bare spots where the gunite beneath is showing through, this is of concern. You can patch small areas with EZ Patch pool plaster repair, even underwater. Spots at the tile line or inside the skimmer can also be patched easily - to protect the concrete beneath the plaster. Plaster is fairly translucent in thin layers, so if you see dark areas in your plaster, this could be the gunite showing through, giving an indication that this area may need patching.
If you have many thin or bare spots in your plaster, replastering the entire pool is sure to produce a more uniform result. Plaster patching always looks like patched plaster - you will never match the original color. And, similar to filter grids, or car tires, if one is going bad, the rest are sure to follow.
How to Replaster the pool: Call three plastering companies in your area to give competing quotes. Be sure to ask about the start-up procedures. Don't try this at home, kids - there really is an art and a science to plastering pools properly. Done improperly, and you risk bond failure, crazing, shading, etching - all sorts of things can go wrong with trying to plaster your own pool. A small fountain can be done, if you are an experienced concrete person, maybe even a small pool, but medium to large pools have to be plastered quickly. I have watched many plaster crews in action, and they always amaze me. Four hours, start to finish, on a 40,000 gallon pool (just the plastering part, not including the prep work). They run a full plastering rig (truck), and five experienced crew members.
The best time to replaster is when weather is somewhat cool and humid. If done during high temperature times of the year, this can causing premature drying - before the pool has a chance to fill fully.


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The Royal Opera is to perform Les Troyens at the BBC Proms on 22 July 2012.
Antonio Pappano will conduct the company in the concert performance of Berlioz's epic opera for this one-off performance. Commenting on the production, which opens in a full staging at Covent Garden on 25 June, the Royal Opera Music Director said, "It's a war story, a love story, a guy on a mission … it's a brilliant story! It is something I really feel personally about: its electricity, its grandeur and the incredible variety of musical forms are mind-boggling!"
The performance stars Bryan Hymel and Eva-Maria Westbroek.
Les Troyens will be the focus of two Insights sessions at the Royal Opera House on 6 June and 24 June. Director David McVicar is the subject of an In Conversation session on 24 May.
Other operatic offerings at this year's Proms include English National Opera's Peter Grimes (24 August, 7pm), Glyndebourne's The Marriage of Figaro (28 August, 6.30pm), and John Adams conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra and Singers in a semi-staged performance of Nixon in China.
View the full Proms 2012 programme on the BBC website.


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Monarchs Down JMU 74-56
By ODU Athletics
Jan. 25, 2003
NORFOLK, VA - Ricardo Marsh (Mebane, NC) scored a game-high 24 points and grabbed six rebounds to lead the Old Dominion men's basketball team past James Madison 74-56 in Colonial Athletic Association (CAA) action Saturday night at the Ted Constant Convocation Center.
The win lifts ODU back to the .500 mark at 8-8 overall, 5-3 in the CAA. The Monarchs are just two games behind first place UNC-Wilimington, who owns a 6-1 conference mark, dropping their lone conference game to Old Dominion on January 8th at home. The Dukes fall to 7-11 overall, 3-5 CAA as they suffered their second consecutive CAA loss.
Senior forward Rasheed Wright (Greensboro, NC) added 14 points and five boards for ODU as junior guard John Waller (Richmond, VA) came off the bench to chip in 10 points, four boards and four assists.
Local products David Fanning (Chesapeake, VA) and Ian Caskill (Va. Beach, VA) led the way for the visitors with 15 and 10 points respectively. Junior guard Chris Williams dropped in 10 points of his to go along with four assists.
The Dukes got off to a quick start in the first half as they built a 17-7 advantage after a three pointer by Williams with 11:57 left. Freshmen guard John Morris (Camp Hill, PA) scored ODU's next five points as the Monarchs bounced back with a 12-4 run to come within two at 21-19 at the 6:40 mark. Old Dominion continued to roll as Marsh and Wright converted two free throws apiece to tie the game at 23 at 4:04. Another free throw by redshirt freshman T.J. Waldon (Lakeland, FL) gave ODU the lead at 24-23, their first lead since 4-2 at 17:34. Junior Charlie Hatter hit a jumper at 2:36, giving JMU their last lead of the night, 25-24. The Monarchs then closed the first half with a 9-2 run putting them up 33-27 at the break.
James Madison shot 50 percent, 12-24, from the field in the first half, but only made 12-35 (34%) from the floor in the second half ODU shot 85% (28-33) from the free throw line, with 21 more attempts than the Dukes.
Old Dominion carried their momentum over into the second half as their lead would grow to as many as 22 points. The Monarchs outscored the visitors 41-29 in the second period to earn the 18-point win. ODU's bench provided the spark, outscoring JMU's reserves 27-10 and outrebounding them 17-8 for the game. Wright scored 12 of his 14 points in the second half and shot a perfect 9 for 9 from the free-throw line.
The Monarchs held a 37-32 rebounding advantage, forcing 21 turnovers with five blocks and 11 steals.
ODU hits the road on Wednesday for another CAA contest at Drexel with tip-off set for 7:00 p.m. They return home next Saturday to face in-state rival Virginia Commonwealth, also at 7:00 p.m.


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IMF: Deep cuts restored Greek recovery program
ATHENS, Greece The head of an IMF mission to Greece says a major new round of austerity measures imposed by the country's coalition government has put its financial recovery program back on target, following months of stagnation and political uncertainty.
The International Monetary Fund's Poul Thomsen said Friday that rapid improvement had occurred after the program had fallen "significantly off track" earlier in 2012.
Conservative Prime Minister Antonis Samaras formed a coalition government after general elections in June last year, ending seven months of political uncertainty after the previous Socialist government formed an interim alliance with its political opponents to guarantee continued bailout payments and a private debt-restructuring deal.
Earlier this week, the IMF approved a long-delayed $4.3 billion loan installment to Greece following an economic review.


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Randolph's 32 helps Grizzlies clinch playoff spot with 97-91 victory over Suns
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PHOENIX – Zach Randolph scored 32 points and the Memphis Grizzlies clinched the final playoff berth in the Western Conference with a 97-91 victory over Phoenix that eliminated the Suns from postseason contention.
The Grizzlies scored the last six points of an intense fourth quarter.
Mike Conley sank a 3-pointer to put Memphis ahead for good 93-91 with 1:08 to play. Goran Dragic threw the ball away on the Suns' next possession and Randolph scored inside to make it 95-91 with 47.1 seconds left.
Mike Miller added 21 points, Marc Gasol 17 and Conley 13 for the Grizzlies, in the playoffs for the fourth straight season.
Markieff Morris had 21 points, and Channing Frye and Dragic 14 apiece for Phoenix.
Memphis swept the season series from the Suns 4-0.


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My current stable
The remaining six slots are for my cats;
|Ratchet, my first pet
|Doser, my first ever rare camp
Ratchet, Doser and Sofus are very dear to me, as they're named after the rulers of my real life:
|Ratchet (6 years old now) and Sofus (2 years old now)
|Sofus (2 years old) and Doser (4 years old)
My stable in Mists of Pandaria
My stable in Mists of Pandaria will be divided into three categories;
The sentimental stable (14 slots): Five of the Spirit Beasts, all six cats, Terrorpene, Kirix and Deth'tilac.
The sensible buff stable (estimated 8 slots): When the buff design is set in stone, I will have to look at my raid team and map out which buffs we're likely to struggle with bringing. Optimally I would have two pets for each buff, one exotic and one not. But I won't have room for that, so one of each will have to suffice.
For now, the buff coverage looks like this:
|Attack Power
Critical Strike
Physical Haste
Spell Haste
Spell Power
Devilsaur (exotic), Wolf, Quilen (exotic), Water Strider (exotic)
Cat, Spirit Beast (exotic)
Hyena, Serpent
The only buff hunters can't bring
Water Strider (exotic)
Silithid (exotic)
Shale Spider (exotic)
|Magic Vulnerability
Mortal Wounds
Physical Vulnerability
Slow Casting
Weakened Armor
Weakened Blows
|Dragon Hawk, Wind Serpent
Devilsaur (exotic), Hunter
Boar, Ravager, Rhino (exotic), Worm (exotic)
Core Hound (exotic), Fox, Goat, Sporebat
Raptor, Tallstrider
Bear, Carrion Bird
|Other abilities
|Ancient Hysteria
Battle Ress
Water Walking
Core Hound (exotic)
Chimaera (exotic), Worm (exotic)
Quilen (exotic)
Water Strider (exotic)
The "crazy gatherer stable" (3 slots): The remaining Spirit Beasts and other rares, unique looks or just cool looks.


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Intern from Japan visits Tabor
Yoshio Fujii visited Tabor College and Hillsboro on May 23 after being selected as the Mennonite Brethren Historical Commission's intern.
He is spending five weeks visiting Mennonite Brethren archival centers in North America. He spend the week of May 23 to Sunday working with Peggy Goertzen, director of the Center for Mennonite Brethren Studies at Tabor.
Fujii recently completed a master's degree in divinity at Fresno Pacific Biblical Seminary.


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