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Founders Day Honors Prof Cavanaugh
by Norm Miller
Louisiana College's annual Founders Day Oct. 4 honored an alumnus and former professor, Charles J. Cavanaugh, whose name dons Cavanaugh Hall on the Pineville campus.
"The history of Louisiana College and the legacy of our father are woven together in a way that makes this institution and this man a part of your life and education today," said Shreveport neuro-surgeon David Cavanaugh, son of CJ Cavanaugh and keynoter of Founders Day.
"We want to show you why the relationship with this man and Louisiana College impacts your lives today over 40 years after his retirement," David Cavanaugh said to the 1,000 people in Guinn Auditorium.
Touted as the cornerstone of scientific education at LC, CJ Cavanaugh's teaching career spanned from 1945 to 1977 as professor of biology at his alma mater.
In his 32 years at Louisiana College, CJ Cavanaugh taught thousands of students, and advised hundreds of others on their way to medical professions and other careers, David Cavanaugh said.
"Prof," as he was affectionately known, developed and directed an outstanding pre-med program from which more than 90 percent of his students who applied to medical, dental, and veterinarian schools were accepted.
Several alumni who either studied under Prof's tutelage or within the walls of Cavanaugh Hall offered comments:
- I have been a practicing physician for 40 years, 30 of which have been in academic medicine training young physicians and orthopedics. I have treated a number of patients over the course of my career but can truly say Prof Cavanaugh touched more lives in a meaningful way than I. The impact of his life was huge, way beyond the confines of those of us who entered the field of medicine. He was a great teacher, role model, and mentor. I remember a time when I was considering dropping out of pre-medicine. He gave me a kick as well as encouragement, which came at a critical time in my life as a college student. I will always remember what he told me: "When the going gets tough the tough get going." The rest is history after giving up college football to get my grades in order to get into medical school. I am terrified to consider where I would be had it not been for Louisiana College and "Prof."
M.E. Brunet, MD
Alexandria, La.
- Prof Cavanaugh was my biology teacher and pre-med adviser, but most of all, "A Second Dad!" He always gave extra attention to those of us who needed that additional help and encouragement. Prof not only helped his students while at LC, he would encourage us when medical school threw us curves. His door was always open, his classes were very interesting and occasionally comical. I remember falling asleep one hot summer day during class and hearing him call my name. I was suddenly jolted awake to hear Prof say, "Carroll don't even try to answer, you were asleep!" Prof was God's Gift to LC.
Dr. Linus Carroll
Columbia, La.
- As long as I can remember, my dad and mom spoke of Louisiana College and their years here. My father graduated in 1951 (Biblical Studies), my mother in 1952 (English). My siblings and I grew up with parents who directed us to LC after we completed high school. One of the key reasons that they wanted us to attend LC was the godly professors. One who they continually singled out was Professor Cavanaugh, who taught science. Though neither of my parents were science majors, they had sat under his teaching. My mother, who most directly influenced my career in science, to this day quotes Dr. Cavanaugh's statement of faith: "If you ever doubt that there is a God, look at the human body." In a day where we as LC faculty strive to effectively integrate our faith into our teaching, Professor Cavanaugh demonstrated mastery for integrating faith and learning without quoting Bible verses. His statement of faith was quiet and calm while being bigger than life. His wisdom in matters of science was flavored perfectly with his wit. His standard of excellence was balanced flawlessly with his grace and compassion. I had the privilege of sitting under his teaching also, in 1977, his last year as full-time faculty. He was honored with the Distinguished Service Award during one chapel service, where he spoke to the student body. His summation of his service to teaching at LC was this statement: "I never had a student that I did not love." Only Professor Cavanaugh could say this and be taken seriously, for having sat in his classroom, I believed it that day and I believe it now. I stand on the shoulders of men like Professor Cavanaugh today, and his guidance is still an anchoring foundation for me. I am honored to have studied under him, and humbled to serve in the building with his name.
David L. Elliott, PhD
Chair, Division of Natural Sciences / Mathematics
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Louisiana College
- Prof. Cavanaugh's influence in my life started before I was even born. He taught both of my parents, and eventually taught aunts, uncles--even my wife, Freda. When I decided to go into pre-med, there was no other college to consider. It was widely known that a letter of recommendation signed by Prof. Cavanaugh was highly prized and that his opinion carried a lot of weight with the acceptance committee at medical schools. ... Prof. Cavanaugh taught me to look at complex scientific problems in the grand scheme of things. He taught me not to just memorize problems and solutions to those problems in order to regurgitate them back as answers on a test, but to apply those scientific principles and to see how they fit in the grand scheme of things. He taught me to expect change--that the scientific world is complex but simple, that a master plan is in place, and that what changes in science is our understanding of what God set in motion. Prof continues to influence me even today, as his youngest son, David, is my best friend.
Ricky L. Jones, MD
Shreveport, La.
- In Cavanaugh Hall we learned about science. We learned facts like how the hippocampus of the brain is responsible for storing episodic memories and is close to and linked to the anterior olfactory nucleus where smell is registered. Those kind of facts explain our experiences. This fact explains why today, when I walk into Cavanaugh and fondly smell that signature aroma of books, formaldehyde and acetone that only exists in one place on earth, I am immediately and automatically transported to the hours, days, and years of fascination, study, lecture, learning, mentorship, and camaraderie experienced in Cavanaugh. As biology majors, it was our building. The rest of the campus belonged to all the other students, but Cavanaugh was our retreat. It may be the farthest building from Tudor, it may have an unusual fragrance, and it may be the antithesis to modern architecture, but it was our sanctum for learning and fascination about the natural ordered world of the Creator. Besides studying with my then friend and now wife, Amy, my other favorite memory is of a Dr. Sproul's physics lecture where he became overwhelmed by emotion as the beauty of physics reflected the beauty of the Creator. The fragrance of Cavanaugh lingers today. Beginning with the fear of the Lord, the knowledge and memories formed in that building persist today joyfully triggered by a simple smell.
Bradley Loewer, MD
Lake Charles, La.
- Nostalgia is great in my opinion, and Cavanaugh Hall is nostalgic. The cinder block walls painted white and mint green, the flagship lecture room with solid wood doors (without windows) and stadium seating, the labs with their black counter tops adjacent to chrome fixtures…this building is the essence scientific learning; it was exactly what I envisioned college science to be. Cavanaugh Hall is a building that commands respect and elicits some fear and anxiety to those entering hoping to only begin to understand the complexities of life and the physical laws surrounding us. Upon entering the front doors, a tile mosaic showing an atom and flask overshadowed by the cross firmly reminds us that these complexities that we strive to understand are divinely arranged and are certainly not random. Legendary places often elicit strong responses; through my first cranial nerve and on to my hippocampus, Cavanaugh Hall elicits deeply positive memories.
Jason R. Schwartz, MD/PhD
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Memphis, Tenn.
- In Cavanagh Hall, some of the most precious parts of my life began. Of course I attended classes and learned a ton in many other buildings throughout my four years at Louisiana College; however, it was my Cavanagh Hall "home" where my passion for medicine was set afire by some of the best teachers I've known throughout all of my years of medical education. I can still remember the hallways, the desks, the blackboards, and especially the laboratories. Because of these experiences, I was extremely well-prepared for medical school and residency and a wonderful fulfilled life as a practicing Obstetrician and Gynecologist. Not only did Cavanaugh Hall give me the foundation of an incredible education, but it also gave me seven of the best friends of my entire life. My nerdy science friends and I are spread all over the country now, but our roots here gave us the start of a 24-year friendship that continues to be one of the richest and most fulfilling parts of my life.
Amber Moreau Shemwell, MD
The Woman's Clinic of Monroe (La.)
- The impact that the people at Louisiana College and Cavanaugh Hall have had on my life is difficult to put into words. I spent time here as a kid from south Louisiana whose parents and church leaders wanted me to know about LC. I studied biology here as a college student. I was mentored by the amazing professors of Cavanaugh Hall. I met my wife here. I have now been part of the biology faculty since 1996, spending most of my time in Cavanaugh Hall. My kids have grown up spending much time in Cavanaugh Hall with me. To say I'm fond of this place is a huge understatement. What an incredible place, this Cavanaugh Hall, where learners are challenged to engage biology, chemistry, physics and math in pursuit of an education that opens doors for the future and objectively pursues the truth about God's creation.
Wade Warren, PhD
Professor of Biology
Louisiana College
- My first recollection of Cavanaugh Hall is walking in and being a bit on edge. College was new - exciting but nerve-racking. The classes were small, I met some good friends, all with similar goals. We formed some study groups and pushed each other to work hard. Because of that "small" feel, I was able to develop close relationships with the professors and my colleagues. I am a physician. I have developed a successful practice because of hard work and great support. My thanks go out to LSU Medical Center and Louisiana College for my medical education. Although I did not know Dr. Cavanaugh personally, I believe he would be proud of Dr. Black, the science department, and all those at LC who have shaped my future. Cavanaugh Hall will always be remembered.
Richard M. Vanlangendonck, MD
Ochsner Medical Center
New Orleans, La.
LC alumnus Dr. Steve Ortego noted in his closing prayer how Prof Cavanaugh's "strength of character ignited a park in all of us to hunger and to thirst to know more of [God's] wonderful world."
Family and close friends joined administrators, faculty, staff and students at Cavanaugh Hall for the unveiling of a historical marker honoring Prof Cavanaugh. Built in 1969, Cavanaugh Hall was dedicated to CJ Cavanaugh on May 16, 1975, which was declared by Pineville's Mayor Baden as Charles J Cavanaugh Day.
"Prof Cavanaugh was a transformational leaders who sought the best for his students," said LC President Dr Rick Brewer. "Though he was not aware of our Vision to Prepare Graduates and Transform Lives, his legacy assuredly lives as a precursor to such vision."
Brewer noted that the Cavanaugh Campaign underway seeks to upgrade Cavanaugh Hall which has not seen significant remodeling in almost 50 years. Gifts and pledges toward the $3 million goal total $340,000.


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text: Hi Teresa, Thanks for layout down a detailed proposal on top of the slides, it is very instructive and very pleasant to read. I have a few questions, none of which touches the ELF aspect! :) I apologize if you already addressed them and I missed it (if you can refer me to any past discussion that would be nice). 1) I haven't seen mention of how you plan to split the pipeline (what will be done at compile-time vs what will be done at link time), is the plan do it the same way as -flto does today (AFAIK almost complete -O3 during compilation, and the specific LTO pipeline during link time)? 2) It seems to me that there is a major difference in the optimization pipeline with the regular pipeline and LTO vs your proposal. When the inliner runs, we usually have all the callees (and their callees, transitively) already "optimized" (not completely, but fairly intensively). In your flow, a function imported from another module will be considered by the inliner *before* it has inlined cross-module its callees. 3) The incremental aspect is not addressed, is it something that you thought about or plan to improve in a future version? I have some ideas on this topic that I'd like to explore, and ThinLTO seems an interesting design to play with that. 4) Is your prototype implementation available online? Thanks, — Mehdi > On May 28, 2015, at 2:10 PM, Teresa Johnson <tejohnson at google.com> wrote: > > As promised, here is an new version of the ThinLTO RFC, updated based > on some of the comments, questions and feedback from the first RFC. > Hopefully we have addressed many of these, and as noted below, will > fork some of the detailed discussion on particular aspects into > separate design doc threads. Please send any additional feedback and > questions on the overall design. > Thanks! > Teresa > > > Updated RFC to discuss plans for implementing ThinLTO upstream, > reflecting feedback and discussion from initial RFC > (http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/llvmdev/2015-May/085557.html). As > discussed in the earlier thread and below, more detailed design > documents for several pieces (native object format, linkage type > changes and static promotions, etc) are in progress and will be sent > separately. This RFC covers the overall design and the breakdown of > work at a higher level. > > > Background on ThinLTO can be found in slides from EuroLLVM 2015: > https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B036uwnWM6RWWER1ZEl5SUNENjQ&authuser=0 > As described in the talk, we have a prototype implementation, and > would like to start staging patches upstream. This RFC describes a > breakdown of the major pieces. We would like to commit upstream > gradually in several stages, with all functionality off by default. > The core ThinLTO importing support and tuning will require frequent > change and iteration during testing and tuning, and for that part we > would like to commit rapidly (off by default). See the proposed staged > implementation described in the Implementation Plan section. > > > ThinLTO Overview > ================== > > > See the talk slides linked above for more details. The following is a > high-level overview of the motivation. > > > Cross Module Optimization (CMO) is an effective means for improving > runtime performance, by extending the scope of optimizations across > source module boundaries. Without CMO, the compiler is limited to > optimizing within the scope of single source modules. Two solutions > for enabling CMO are Link-Time Optimization (LTO), which is currently > supported in LLVM and GCC, and Lightweight-Interprocedural > Optimization (LIPO). However, each of these solutions has limitations > that prevent it from being enabled by default. ThinLTO is a new > approach that attempts to address these limitations, with a goal of > being enabled more broadly. ThinLTO is designed with many of the same > principals as LIPO, and therefore its advantages, without any of its > inherent weakness. Unlike in LIPO where the module group decision is > made at profile training runtime, ThinLTO makes the decision at > compile time, but in a lazy mode that facilitates large scale > parallelism. LTO implementations all contain a serial IPA/IPO step > that is both memory intensive and slow, limiting usability on both > smaller workstations and huge applications. In contrast, the ThinLTO > serial linker plugin phase is designed to be razor thin and blazingly > fast. By default this step only does minimal preparation work to > enable the parallel lazy importing performed later. ThinLTO aims to be > scalable like a regular O2 build, enabling CMO on machines without > large memory configurations, while also integrating well with > distributed build systems. Results from early prototyping on SPEC > cpu2006 C++ benchmarks are in line with expectations that ThinLTO can > scale like O2 while enabling much of the CMO performed during a full > LTO build. > > > A ThinLTO build is divided into 3 phases, which are referred to in the > following implementation plan: > 1. phase-1: IR and Function Summary Generation (-c compile) > 2. phase-2: Thin Linker Plugin Layer (thin archive linker step) > 3. phase-3: Parallel Backend with Demand-Driven Importing > > > Implementation Plan > ==================== > > > This section gives a high-level breakdown of the ThinLTO support that > will be added, in roughly the order that the patches would be staged. > The patches are divided into three stages. The first stage contains a > minimal amount of preparation work that is not ThinLTO-specific. The > second stage contains most of the infrastructure for ThinLTO, which > will be off by default. The third stage includes > enhancements/improvements/tunings that can be performed after the main > ThinLTO infrastructure is in. > > > The second and third implementation stages will initially be very > volatile, requiring a lot of iterations and tuning with large apps to > get stabilized. Therefore it will be important to do fast commits for > these implementation stages. > > > 1. Stage 1: Preparation > ------------------------------------ > > > The first planned sets of patches are enablers for ThinLTO work: > > > a. LTO directory structure > > > Restructure the LTO directory to remove circular dependence when > ThinLTO pass added. Because ThinLTO is being implemented as a SCC pass > within Transforms/IPO, and leverages the LTOModule class for linking > in functions from modules, IPO then requires the LTO library. This > creates a circular dependence between LTO and IPO. To break that, we > need to split the lib/LTO directory/library into lib/LTO/CodeGen and > lib/LTO/Module, containing LTOCodeGenerator and LTOModule, > respectively. Only LTOCodeGenerator has a dependence on IPO, removing > the circular dependence. > > > Note that libLTO and llvm-lto use LTOModule/LTOCodeGenerator, whereas > the gold plugin uses lib/Object/IRObject and lib/Linker directly. The > use of LTOModule in the ThinLTO pass is a convenience, but could be > avoided by using the IRObject/Linker methods directly if that is > preferred. > > > b. Native object wrapper generation support > > > Implement native-object wrapped bitcode writer. The main goal is to > more easily interact with existing native tools such as $AR, $NM, "$LD > -r", $OBJCOPY, and $RANLIB, without requiring the build system to find > and pass the plugin as an option. We plan to emit the phase-1 bitcode > wrapped in native object format via the .llvmbc section, along with a > symbol table. We will implement ELF first, but subsequently extend > support to COFF and Mach-O. Additionally, we also want to avoid doing > partial LTO/ThinLTO across files linked with "$LD -r" (i.e. the > resulting object file should still contain native object-wrapped > bitcode to enable ThinLTO at the full link step). I will send a > separate design document for these changes, including the format of > the symtab and function index/summary section, but the following is a > high-level motivation and overview. > > > Note that support for ThinLTO using bitcode can be added as a > follow-on under an option, so that bitcode-aware tools do not need to > use the wrapper. Under the bitcode-only option, the symbol table will > be replaced by the bitcode form of the function index and summary > section, which can be encoded as a new bitcode block type. Changes > should be made to the gold plugin to avoid partial link of bitcode > files under "$LD -r" (emitting bitcode rather than compiling all the > way down to native code, which is how ld64 behaves on Darwin as per > dexonsmith). > > > Advantages of using native object format: > * Out of the box interoperability with existing native build tools > ($AR, $NM, "$LD -r", $OBJCOPY, and $RANLIB) which may not currently > know how to locate/pass the appropriate plugin. > * There is precedence in using this format: other compilers also wrap > intermediate LTO files (probably related to the above advantage)[1]. > * Tools that modify symbol linkage and visibility (e.g. $OBJCOPY and > "$LD -r") can mark the change in the symbol table without needing to > parse/change/encode bitcode. The change can be propagated to bitcode > by the ThinLTO backend. > * Some tools only need to read/write the symtab and can avoid > parsing/encoding bitcode (e.g. $NM, $OBJCOPY). > * The second phase of ThinLTO does not need to parse the bitcode when > creating the combined function index. > > > Disadvantages of using native object format: > * Unnecessary when using plugins with plugin-aware native tools, or > LLVM's custom tools. > * Slightly increase disk storage and I/O from symtab. However, with > our design the symtab is leveraged to hold function indexing info > required for ThinLTO. The I/O for some build tools and build steps can > actually be reduced as there is no need to read the bitcode, as > described above. > > > Support was added to LLVM for reading native object-wrapped bitcode > (http://reviews.llvm.org/rL218078), but there does not yet exist > support in LLVM/Clang for emitting bitcode wrapped in native object > format. I plan to add support for optionally generating bitcode in an > native object file containing a single .llvmbc section holding the > bitcode. Specifically, the patch would add new options > "emit-llvm-native-object" (object file) and corresponding > "emit-llvm-native-assembly" (textual assembly code equivalent). > Eventually these would be automatically triggered under "-fthinlto -c" > and "-fthinlto -S", respectively. > > > Additionally, a symbol table will be generated in the native object > file, holding the function symbols within the bitcode. This > facilitates handling archives of the native object-wrapped bitcode > created with $AR, since the archive will have a symbol table as well. > The archive symbol table enables gold to extract and pass to the > plugin the constituent native object-wrapped bitcode files. To support > the concatenated llvmbc section generated by "$LD -r", some handling > needs to be added to gold and to the backend driver to process each > original module's bitcode. > > > The function index/summary will later be added as a special native > object section alongside the .llvmbc sections. The offset and size of > the corresponding function summary can be placed in the associated > symtab entry. As noted above, a separate design document will be sent > for the native object format changes. > > > 2. Stage 2: ThinLTO Infrastructure > ------------------------------------------------------ > > > The next set of patches adds the base implementation of the ThinLTO > infrastructure, specifically those required to make ThinLTO functional > and generate correct but not necessarily high-performing binaries. > > > a. Clang/LLVM/gold linker options > > > An early set of clang/llvm patches is needed to provide options to > enable ThinLTO (off by default), so that the rest of the > implementation can be disabled by default as it is added. > Specifically, clang options -fthinlto (used instead of -flto) will > cause clang to invoke the phase-1 emission of LLVM bitcode and > function summary/index on a compile step, and pass the appropriate > option to the gold plugin on a link step. The -thinlto option will be > added to the gold plugin and llvm-lto tool to launch the phase-2 thin > archive step. The -thinlto-be option will also be added to clang to > invoke it as a phase-3 parallel backend instance with a bitcode file > as input. > > > b. Thin-archive linking support in Gold plugin and llvm-lto > > > Under the new plugin option (see above), the plugin needs to perform > the phase-2 (thin archive) link which simply emits a combined function > index from the linked modules, without actually performing the normal > link. Corresponding support should be added to the standalone llvm-lto > tool to enable testing/debugging without involving the linker and > plugin. > > > c. ThinLTO backend support > > > Support for invoking a phase-3 backend invocation (including > importing) on a module should be added to the clang driver under the > new option. The main change under the option is to instantiate a > Linker object used to manage the process of linking imported functions > into the module, efficient read of the combined function index, and > enable the ThinLTO import pass. > > > d. Function index/summary support > > > This includes infrastructure for writing and reading the function > index/summary section. As noted earlier this will be encoded in a > special section within the native object file for the module, > alongside the .llvmbc section containing the bitcode. The thin archive > (combined function index) generated by phase-2 of ThinLTO simply > contains all of the function index/summary sections across the linked > modules, organized for efficient function lookup. As mentioned earlier > when discussing the native object wrapper format, a separate design > document will be sent for this format. > > > Each function available for importing from the module contains an > entry in the module's function index/summary section and in the > resulting combined function index. Each function entry contains that > function's offset within the bitcode file, used to efficiently locate > and quickly import just that function (see below in 2e for more > details on the importing mechanics). The entry also contains summary > information (e.g. basic information determined during parsing such as > the number of instructions in the function), that will be used to help > guide later import decisions. Because the contents of this section > will change frequently during ThinLTO tuning, it should also be marked > with a version id for backwards compatibility or version checking. > > > e. ThinLTO importing support > > > Support for the mechanics of importing functions from other modules, > which can go in gradually as a set of patches since it will be off by > default (the ThinLTO pass itself discussed below in 2f). > > > Note that ThinLTO function importing is iterative, and we may import > from a number of modules in an interleaved fashion. For example, > assume we have hot call chains a()->b1()->c() and a()->b2()->d(), > where functions a(), b1()/b2(), c() and d() are from modules A, B, C > and D, respectively. When performing ThinLTO backend compilation of > module A, we may decide to import in the following order (based on > callsite and function summary info): > 1. B::b1() # exposes call to c() > 2. C::c() > 3. B::b2() # exposes call to d() > 4. D::d() > For this reason, ThinLTO importing is different than regular LTO > bitcode reading and linking, which reads and links in a module in its > entirety on a single pass through each module (notice in the above > example the imports of the two module B functions have an intervening > import from module C). As a result, for example, the existing support > for lazy metadata parsing that delays it until the first function is > materialized can't be leveraged (metadata handling is discussed more > below in 2h). Therefore, the ThinLTO importing pass instantiates a new > BitcodeReader and LTOModule object for each function we decide to > import, parsing only what is needed and linking in just that function. > This is fast and efficient as found in the prototype results shown in > the linked EuroLLVM slides. > > > Separate patches can include: > > > * BitcodeReader changes to use function index to import/deserialize > single function of interest (small changes, leverages existing lazy > function streamer support). The declarations and other symbol table > info in the bitcode must be reloaded, but the bitcode parsing can stop > once the first function body is hit. We simply set up an entry in the > lazy streamer's DeferredFunctionInfo function index map from the > bitcode index that was saved in the ThinLTO function summary (and > therefore don't need to build up this function index structure through > repeated calls to RememberAndSkipFunctionBody via > FindFunctionInStream). > * Minor LTOModule changes to pass the ThinLTO function to import and > its index into bitcode reader (see 1a for discussion on LTOModule > use). > * Marking of imported functions. Most handling for ThinLTO imported > functions will simply rely on applying the appropriate linkage type. > But it is useful to know which functions were imported, both for > compiler debugging and and verification, and possibly to modify some > optimization heuristics along with the summary information. This can > be in-memory initially, but IR support may be required in order to > support streaming bitcode out and back in again after importing. > * ModuleLinker changes to do ThinLTO-specific symbol linking and > static promotion when necessary. The linkage type of imported > non-local functions and variables changes to > AvailableExternallyLinkage, for example. Statics must be promoted in > certain cases, and accordingly renamed in consistent ways. Read-write > or address-taken static variables must always be promoted. Other > discardable functions, i.e. link-once such as comdats, will be force > imported on reference by another imported function. We are working on > a separate design document describing these changes in more detail > with examples, as a more detailed discussion of these changes is > beyond the scope of this RFC. > * GlobalDCE changes to support removing imported non-local functions > that were not inlined and imported non-local variables, which are > marked AvailableExternallyLinkage (very small changes to existing pass > logic). As discussed in the original RFC threads, currently GlobalDCE > does not remove referenced AvailableExternallyLinkage functions. > Instead, these are suppressed later during code generation. It isn't > clear that these functions are useful past the first call to > GlobalDCE, which is after inlining, GlobalOpt and IPSCCP (so > presumably after inter procedural constant prop, etc). Patch with > these changes in testing as discussed in this thread: > http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/pipermail/llvmdev/2015-May/085807.html. > > > f. ThinLTO Import Driver SCC pass > > > Adds Transforms/IPO/ThinLTO.cpp with framework for doing ThinLTO via > an SCC pass, enabled only under the -fthinlto-be option. The pass > includes utilizing the thin archive[2] (combined global function > index/summary), import decision heuristics, invocation of > LTOModule/ModuleLinker routines that perform the import, and any > necessary callgraph updates and verification. > > > g. Backend Driver > > > For a single node build, the gold plugin will initially exec the > backend processes directly, with the amount of parallelism controlled > via an option and/or env variable. It is also possible to leverage > existing single node build system task dispatching mechanisms such as > Unix Makefiles, Ninja, etc., where the plugin can simply write a build > file and fork the parallel backend instances directly under an > appropriate option. We will also initially add support for our > distributed build system as described below under 3c. > > > h. Lazy Debug Metadata Linking > > > The prototype implementation included lazy importing of module-level > metadata during the ThinLTO pass finalization (i.e. after all function > importing is complete). This actually applies to all module-level > metadata, not just debug, although it is the largest. This can be > added as a separate set of patches, and the detailed design will be > sent with those. Includes changes to BitcodeReader, ValueMapper, and > the ModuleLinker classes. As described in 2e, due to the > iterative/interleaved nature of ThinLTO importing, the bitcode parsing > is structured differently than LTO where a single pass over each > module can be performed to parse and materialize all functions and > metadata. Therefore, the lazy metadata parsing support in > BitcodeReader, which parses all the metadata once the first function > is materialized, are not applicable. We may instantiate a > BitcodeReader multiple times for a module, if multiple functions are > eventually imported, and we need a way to suture up the metadata to > the functions imported by an earlier BitcodeReader instantiation. The > high level summary is that during the initial import we leave the > temporary metadata on the instructions that were imported, but save > the index used by the bitcode reader used to correlate with the > metadata when it is ready (i.e. the MDValuePtrs index), and skip the > metadata parsing. During the ThinLTO pass finalization we parse just > the metadata, and suture it up during metadata value mapping using the > saved index. As mentioned earlier, this will be described in more > detail when the patches are ready. > > > 3. Stage 3: ThinLTO Tuning and Enhancements > ------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > > This refers to the patches that are not required for ThinLTO to work, > but rather to improve compile time, memory, run-time performance and > usability. > > > a. Import Tuning > > > Tuning the import strategy will be an iterative process that will > continue to be refined over time. It involves several different types > of changes: adding support for recording additional metrics in the > function summary, such as profile data and optional heavier-weight IPA > analyses, and tuning the import heuristics based on the summary and > callsite context. > > > b. Combined Function Index Pruning > > > The combined function index can be pruned of functions that are > unlikely to benefit from being imported. For example, during the > phase-2 thin archive plug step we can safely omit large and (with > profile data) cold functions, which are unlikely to benefit from being > inlined. Additionally, all but one copy of comdat functions can be > suppressed. > > > c. Distributed Build System Integration > > > For a distributed build system such as Bazel (http://bazel.io/), the > gold plugin should write the parallel backend invocations into a build > file, including the mapping from the IR file to the real object file > path, and exit. Additional work needs to be done in the distributed > build system itself to distribute and dispatch the parallel backend > jobs to the build cluster. > > > d. Dependence Tracking and Incremental Compiles > > > In order to support build systems that stage from local disks or > network storage, the plugin will optionally support computation of > dependent sets of IR files that each module may import from. This can > be computed from profile data, if it exists, or from the symbol table > and heuristics if not. These dependence sets also enable support for > incremental backend compiles. > > > ________________ > [1] The following compilers currently wrap intermediate LTO files in > native object format: GCC fat and non-fat objects (with a custom > symtab), Intel icc non-fat (IR-only) objects (with a full native > symtab), HP's aCC non-fat objects (with full native symtab), IBM xlC > both fat and non-fat objects (with full native symtab). > [2] The "thin archive" here (also referred to as a combined function > index) has some similarities to the AR tool thin archive format, but > is not exactly the same. Both contain the symtab and not the code, but > the ThinLTO combined function index contains the summary sections as > well. > > -- > Teresa Johnson | Software Engineer | tejohnson at google.com | 408-460-2413 > > _______________________________________________ > LLVM Developers mailing list > LLVMdev at cs.uiuc.edu http://llvm.cs.uiuc.edu > http://lists.cs.uiuc.edu/mailman/listinfo/llvmdev


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University of Leicester artist-in-residence creates installation for Charles Wilson building
Issued by University of Leicester Press Office on 2 February 2017
Photographs of 'Liberation' available to download at: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/efrjtk7agz3v7wu/AABmHZ5pf9MJVO1U8gPGCuL8a?dl=0
University of Leicester artist in residence Kajal Nisha Patel has collaborated with more than 100 people to produce an exhibit for the University of Leicester's Charles Wilson building and now forms part of an exhibition by the artist at the Attenborough Arts centre.
The installation entitled Liberation was created by the artist after she organised a series of workshops in storytelling and craft with community groups in Leicester during July and October 2016.
During her Leverhulme Trust residency at the University, Kajal developed her research into British South Asian women's working and domestic lives. Her project focused on women who arrived from the Indian subcontinent during the late 1960s/70s and looked at the themes of mother, daughter relationships, identity and belonging.
Fabric sculptures of butterflies made by workshop participants and worn sandals donated by female workers from India have been combined to create the exhibit which stretches from the floor to ceiling of the foyer wall. The collaborative artwork aims to 'reflect personal stories of migration and continuation of the working class struggle'.
Speaking about her residency Kajal said: "The project was a huge undertaking and I didn't anticipate so many people would become involved. I am grateful to Hema Parmar whose support was invaluable. She was the lead practitioner on the workshops and we were very keen for the work to be led by members of the community. My residency has been very much about collaboration and making artwork people can understand."
"The artwork belongs in the public domain and ideally I would want it to be accessible to as many people as possible to provoke curiosity and encourage people to question."
The installation was housed in the University's Charles Wilson Building through January and has since been moved to Attenborough Arts, the University's arts centre, as part of the 'Lightseekers' exhibition by the artist.
As well as the support from the Leverhulme Trust, Kajal received funding for the participatory component of her residency from Leicester City Council's Community Engagement Fund.
Kajal, who set up Lightseekers creative social enterprise project, will be continuing her own creative journey with more collaborative projects during the year.
She said: "I will be organising more intergenerational workshops but this time I will be using the medium of cooking to bring British South Asian women together in a familiar environment which will encourage openness, discussion and questioning."
She will also be developing her research into gender identity and oppression of women.
Kajal said: "I will be interpreting Indian and Western artwork with a view to showing how patriarchy has changed over time. The project will also be focusing on making the research accessible to a wider audience."
Sam West, Visual Arts Officer at Attenborough Arts, said: "We are delighted to be hosting 'Lightseekers' which brings together new artwork produced by Leverhulme artist in residence Kajal Nisha Patel. She has been working closely with community groups to produce 'Liberation', as part of workshops hosted at Attenborough Arts Centre to produce a new colourful collaborative work featuring images and text from more than 100 individuals."
- Kajal Nisha Patel's 'Lightseekers' takes place in Gallery 2 at Attenborough Arts until 5 February.
- Exhibition of 'Liberation ii' at The Peepul Centre, Leicester. Launch 9 March: The work which was previously shown within the Charles Wilson building and the Attenborough Arts Centre will be displayed again at a local community centre in the Belgrave area of Leicester.
- Sew-Off. Peepul Centre, Leicester. 9 March. 10am - 4pm: A day-long drop in workshop event, for international women's day. People can come and contribute to a combined fabric artwork.This is the venue where many of the creative workshops were held. There will be a small celebration event, towards the end of the day for all previous workshop participants and other members of the community.
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For more information, contact Kajal Nisha Patel at firstname.lastname@example.com or Sam West on firstname.lastname@example.com.
Kajal Nisha Patel is Leverhulme Artist in Residence in the Department of Sociology at the University of Leicester. Her work was informed by Dr David Bartram's research, which investigates whether migration to a wealthy country brings greater happiness.
Kajal is the founder member of Lightseekers social enterprise, which uses photography and storytelling as a platform to learn about and engage with key social issues. It is a cross-cultural education project, which delivers workshops to low-income areas.
Learn more about Kajal's residency at the University of Leicester at: www.kajalpatel.org
Find out more about Kajal's personal work at www.kajalpatel.com
The Leverhulme Trust has provided grants and scholarships for research and education since 1925; today it is one of the largest all-subject providers of research funding in the UK, distributing approximately £80 million a year. For more information: www.leverhulme.ac.uk | @LeverhulmeTrust


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A teenage boy is being treated for his injuries in hospital after a sheep fell on him from a mountain crag.
The Mourne Mountain Rescue Team found the casualty on steep ground at Slieve Bearnagh, in County Down, Northern Ireland, after being called to the scene on Friday (August 17).
The boy had been walking with a group and the sheep is believed to have fallen from an adjacent crag.
A Mourne Mountain Rescue Team spokesman said: "The casualty was assessed and treated for a range of potential injuries including head, neck, back, abdominal and leg injuries.
"When packaged, the casualty was evacuated by stretcher to track access and a team vehicle.
"After a short transfer to road access, the casualty was handed over to the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service for further treatment and the onward journey to Hospital.
"For information, we believe the sheep was uninjured and left the area unaided."
A number of social media users saw the funny side to the bizarre incident, while wishing the youngster a speedy recovery.
David Flanagan posted: "What is the natural world coming to? Pigs might fly, a cow was seen to jump over the moon and now a base-jumping sheep. Hope the guy that got in the way of its antics makes a full and quick recovery."
Dave Dickson wrote: "Well done MMRT. I'll be up there in September. We'll watch out for flying sheep!"


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W6020 Woody Rd, Eisenstein WI 54552 Sold for $67,900 on 05/12/2017
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The Northwestern High School basketball teams notched victories Tuesday, Nov. 27.
The Tiger boys opened their season with a 77-48 win over the Washburn Castle Guards at home, while the NHS girls improved to 2-0 with a 44-39 overtime win at Ashland.
The Tiger boys got scoring from 11 players with Andrew Klobucher leading the way with 12 points.
Michael Knaack and Greg Ruhman were also in double figures with 11 points apiece.
The Northwestern boys played at South Shore on Thursday, Nov. 29, host Chetek-Weyerhaeuser on Dec. 6.
The Tiger girls open conference play at Chetek-Weyerhaeuser on Friday, Nov. 30, and host Spooner on Tuesday, Dec. 4. Both games begin at 7:15 p.m.
Washburn 17 31 - 48
Northwestern 40 37 - 77
Washburn -- Totals 48.
3-point goals -- None.
Northwestern -- Brody Payton 9, Jagar Stillson 3, Trevor Priem 6, Jenner Graff 5, Andrew Klobucher 12, Michael Knaack 11, Sam Risley 8, Nolan Gustafson 8, Greg Ruhman 11, Gervase Thompson 2, Carsen Nykanen 2. Totals 4-12 77.
3-point goals -- Jagar Stillson 1, Trevor Priem 2, Jenner Graff 1, Andrew Klobucher 4, Michael Knaack 3, Nolan Gustafson 2.
The Tigers opened the season Thursday, Nov. 29, at Hayward.
Northwestern was double winners in the Heart O' North Conference last season. The Tigers won the regular-season championship with a 6-0 dual meet record, then finished first in the HON tournament.
Greg Brown and Tim Kaufman are the Tigers' co-head coaches this season with Bruce Nelson serving as the assistant coach.
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Barefoot Retreats Burnham Market International is part of the Tri-Star Saracen Horse Feeds Grass Roots and the Fairfax Saddles Novice League.
To find out more, and stay up to date with the Leaderboards, CLICK HERE
By kind permission of J W Thompson Esq, at Sussex Farm, Burnham Market, Norfolk, PE31 8JY
Friday 12th to Sunday 14th April 2019
Friday 12th: BE100, BE100Ou18, Open Novice U18, CCI3*-S & CCI4*-S (Dressage)
Saturday 13th: Novice, Open Novice, Intermediate, Open Intermediate, Advanced, CCI3*-S & CCI4*-S (Dressage)
Sunday 14th: Advanced, CCI3*-S, CCI4*-S
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Musketeer Event Management Ltd, 2 Gate Cottage, Brancaster, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE31 8EE, Phone: 01485 210070, Email: email@example.com
Vanessa Luff, Tri-Star Eventing, Phone: 01949 829061, Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
CCI3*-S and CCI4*-S should expect to do dressage on Friday and Saturday. The Advanced section may run on either Saturday or Sunday, depending on entries. Priority will always be given to those able to accommodate us in this difficult schedule. Competitors in International classes only. Please not in addition to your entry fee at the time of entry you will be charged an extra fee of £15 for 3* competitors and £21 for 4* competitors. This is charged by the FEI for the Worldwide Equine and Human Anti-Doping Program. This fee will be refunded in full if your entry is withdrawn.
Entry fees include VAT. VAT Reg No 797 8351 61. Please make cheques payable to MEM. Separate cheques are not required for each horse, but please write each horse's names on the back of the cheque.
Withdrawals – by 07/04/2019 by telephoning 01949 829061. Withdrawals must also be received in writing or by email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Refund Policy – 100% refund for entries withdrawn before the ballot date. Thereafter, entries that are replaced will receive a full refund subject to a £12 administration charge (plus VAT). Entries made after Ballot date are not necessarily eligible for a refund. A waitlist will be held. Please note all refunds will be issued within three weeks post event.
Onsite Stabling – £110 per stable inc VAT for the duration of the event (includes 2 bales of bedding on night one). Last day to book onsite stables will be 7th April. Please make cheques payable to MEM, seperate cheques are not required for each horse, but please write each horses names on the back of the cheque.
Local Stabling – is available at £25 per night. To book, please send a completed BE Stabling Form to Musketeer Event Management (2 Gate Cottage, Field House, Brancaster, King's Lynn, Norfolk, PE31 8AG). Bedding is not guaranteed and you may have to bring your own. Do not book stables directly – it will not be cheaper and will cause confusion. Stable contact number – 01485 210070 (09:00 – 17:00 only) No refund for onsite or local stabling will be issued after the ballot date.
The British Intermediate Championship Qualifier. BE100 Ou18.
National Classes – rosettes to tenth place. Prize money to be confirmed.
International Classes – rosettes to fifteenth place. Prize money to be confirmed.
Riders must attend all prize-givings or prize money will be forfeited.
Burnham Market is an all grass course on well drained undulating farmland in a hilly part of Norfolk, which includes a water complex. Every effort will be made to ensure good going. Excellent spectator viewing. SJ Course Designer – Sue Peasley. XC Course Designer – Alec Lochore. XC Course Builder – Mark Watler.
There will be a variety of caterers and a licensed bar on site. This is a very busy time of year, accommodation and dining reservations will need to be made well in advance. Our preferred supplier is ww.barefootretreats.co.uk
In case of abandonment please phone 01485 210070.
All terrain vehicles/motorcycles – will not be permitted.
Owners – All registered owners of competing horses will gain entry via their BE Membership card. We will once again run a shuttle service up the hill onto the cross country course for owners and trainers. Burnham Market International Horse Trials will also provide an owners' marquee adjacent to the main arena for use by all owners, which will serve complimentary light refreshments throughout the day.
Dogs – welcome but must be kept on leads at all times.
Entrance Policy – General admission tickets are sold on a per-person basis (there is no charge for parking). No other passes, other than those issued by Burnham Market Horse Trials, will admit to the event.
Post Code – PE31 8AG Grid Reference – TF800420
Burnham Market is 20 miles north east of King's Lynn and 10 miles north west of Fakenham. Sussex Farm is 1 and 3/4 miles west of Burnham Market. Horseboxes must not approach through Burnham Market. There will be AA signs from Fakenham and Kings Lynn. All traffic must approach the event via Docking. Please do not put the postcode in your sat nav as it will take you the wrong way, you must follow the AA signs.


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Past Shows
Thu. January 20th 2005
@ The Commodore Ballroom (No Minors)The Midgets
Thu. January 13th 2005
@ Mesa Luna (All Ages)A KICKASS SHOW TO START THE NEW YEAR The Midgets, Mongoose, Hectic, Bacon
Fri. December 3rd 2004
@ Studio 54 New Westminster BC (No Minors)East Beth, Lazyboy, The Midgets
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@ Studio 54 New Westminster BC (No Minors)MAMAZON, East Beth, Lazyboy, The Midgets
The Midgets
Broken Up - Confirmed: Feb. 27, 2006 (Archived)
Label: Tycoon Entertainment
from Vancouver BC
Contact DetailsTrevor Wallace
If you want a band that will rock your ass from the womb to the tomb, look no further. The Midgets are four rock gods who've cometh from Langley, BC where their unique brand of punk rock emerged. Their style has not only garnered them radio play, but has also impressed fans from all over the Lower Mainland. Now with an impressive repertoire of original tracks, The Midgets have released their debut album "Morning Wood" including their first single "The Next Song." If you want a detailed description, imagine Nirvana and the Sex Pistols double-dickin' Devo, The Midgets would be the outcum.
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Last Lineup
|Alex Cooper
|Mitch Emery
|Brian Leiper
|Christopher Wallace
Status: Broken Up
Email us for bookings any night but Thursdays. - Last confirmed Feb. 27, 2006


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Album Review: Pennywise – Yesterdays (2014 LP)
Pennywise will never be accused of reinventing the wheel; and when you've been producing durable punk rock albums for 27 years like they have, you don't generally backslide. You stick to the formula – and that's exactly what they've done with their latest offering Yesterdays. This album smacks of songs that were born of an…Continue reading →


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MillerCoors today announced it is going to launch a craft and import beer business that will remain independent of the main MillerCoors company (see The Business Journal of Milwaukee story).
The new craft/import company will be called Tenth and Blake Beer Company. The name comes from the two successful craft breweries where Leinenkugel's and Blue Moon are brewed. Both breweries are now owned by MillerCoors.
Leinenkugel's is brewed at Miller's Milwaukee, Wis. brewery located at 1515 N. 10th St., while Blue Moon is brewed at a brewery (the Sandlot) on Blake St. in Denver, Colo.
The article also states that –
The crafts and imports business have been performing well for MillerCoors of late. In the second quarter, the business was led by a strong performance of Blue Moon and Leinenkugel's, and the segment delivered double-digit growth. Crafts and imports are outperforming MillerCoors premium flagship brands like Miller Lite and Coors Light, which are posting flat or declining sales.
So now that Blue Moon and Leinenkugel's are outselling Miller Lite and Coors Light, MillerCoors is following the money and seeing where it will lead. In addition to being a standalone company, Tenth and Blake will also have its own marketing budget and sales organization.
It will be interesting to see how this affects existing craft breweries.
The distribution might of MillerCoors means whatever beers are created and branded by Tenth and Blake will be spread widely through supermarkets and convenience stores. It also means that unlike Budweiser – which has released craft-style beers such as its American Ale and Bud Light Golden Wheat brands – MillerCoors intends to put all of its craft-style beers inside of a different bucket than the main MillerCoors bucket. You're not going to see a Coors Light Amber Bock or an MGD Farmhouse Ale, basically. Instead, it will be Olde Timey Eccentric Craft Beer Name's Lager.
Long and short of it, Tenth and Blake could shove existing craft beers off the shelves.
The one positive is that, as the Biz Journal article states, MillerCoors is having much more success selling hefeweizens, ales, and bocks over light beers in gimmicky bottles and cans – when the mountains turn blue this beer vortex manipulator is gonna get you drunk faster.
Hence, the average American beer drinker is seeking more flavorful and interesting beers than the old standards, while the big, industrial, mass-market beer-makers of yore are looking to take advantage of that. Can craft beer win out with its historically smaller market share or will it be shoved into becoming a niche market for beer snobs alone?
This is the part of the story where we wander our way into the very tip of the inverted triangle. Ahem.
Some assistance could arrive in the craft brewing bill S. 3330. The bill, which was introduced by Sen. John Kerry (D-Mass.) and Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), would enact a reduced, graduated tax rate for small, American brewers (see Brewers Association for more info). The bill would free up money for craft brewers by cutting the Federal excise tax from $7 a barrel to $3.50 a barrel for the first 60,000 barrels a brewer produces. More cuts would be enacted as more barrels are produced.
In other news, earlier this week Vermont's Magic Hat craft brewery was purchased by Genesee Brewing Company and Dundee Ales & Lagers, which distributes Labatt beers and Seagram coolers (see AP story).
Photo of the Miller Brewing Co. in Milwaukee, Wis. via Conspirator/Flickr/Creative Commons.
Filed under: breweries, blue moon, bud light golden wheat, budweiser, budweiser american ale, coors light, craft beer, denver, distribution, labatt, leinenkugel, magic hat, mgd, miller lite, millercoors, milwaukee, sandlot, seagram, tenth and blake, vermont, vortex


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'Curious coastal charm' is affectionately used to describe seaside Ilfracombe situated in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty on the North Devon Coast. Ilfracombe attractions really are brimming with quirky charm and character from Damien Hirst's giant bronze-clad statue of Verity on the pier to the wonderfully unusual exhibits on show in Ilfracombe Museum. Breathtaking coastal attractions include the unique Tunnels Beaches and glorious cliff top walking along the South West Coast Path. From Aquariums to premier golf courses, island boat trips and family theme parks, find them all here in sunny Ilfracombe.
The Landmark Theatre
A premier North Devon Arts venue with a particularly unusual shape, The Landmark Theatre in Ilfracombe sits on the site of a former famous hotel in the resort. A multi-functional venue, The Landmark contains a huge theatre seating up to 480, a selection of cinema screens and The Pavilion holding up to 200 guests theatre style, ideal for conference events and gatherings. Year round performances include a mix of comedy, concerts, children's shows and cutting edge drama including regular screenings of the National Theatre Live! The Landmark also hosts a free entry Folk and Cider Festival annually in October.
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The award-winning Ilfracombe Museum is free to enter for under 16s and is housed in the former laundry of the iconic Ilfracombe Hotel. Packed with fascinating exhibits, the museum first opened in the early 1930s and has some particularly unusual items on display including pickled bats, a two headed kitten and a shrunken head! The collection originates with the curious curator Mervyn G Palmer who travelled extensively in South America collecting butterflies for the British Museum. Step back in time and explore Ilfracombe's maritime history and view the museum's collection of model ships and steamers. Victorian curiosities and memorabilia, exhibits on wartime Ilfracombe, Lundy Island and childhood memories all feature and great activities for children include brass rubbing and quizzes. Pick up a super selection of gifts and books within the museum.
Ilfracombe Aquarium
Award-winning Ilfracombe Aquarium is the resort's great family fun all weather attraction located within the town's Old Lifeboat House. See over 75 species of marine life in their own recreated natural environments. This fabulous interactive attraction has a real educational edge with zoned areas exploring life in estuaries, rockpooling, harbours and marine life around Lundy Island reserve. Experienced guides are on hand and feeding demonstrations are daily. A great Funky Fish gift shop and cafe are in-house.
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A coastal golf course in one of the most spectacular locations in Britain, Ilfracombe Golf Course nestles on top of the rugged North Devon cliffs and has spectacular sea views as far as the Welsh coast and Lundy Island on clear days. A great year round 18 hole course on the warm North Devon coast, Ilfracombe Golf Course was first laid out in 1892 and offers a real golfing challenge. Special rates for corporate golf days, a pro shop and golf lessons are all available.
Watermouth Castle & Family Theme Park
Located just east of Ilfracombe, Watermouth Castle & Family Theme Park is one of Devon's top family attractions. A character Victorian castle, the attraction features stunning landscaped gardens, play areas, a maze, quirky Gnome Land, a Water Show Extravaganza and more themed lands including Merry-Go-Land and Adventure Land. Guaranteeing a fun family day out, Watermouth Castle has ample free parking, a gift shop, Courtyard and Cafe plus picnic areas.


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Mariah Carey was looking red hot on Tuesday night, flaunting her curves in a glittering red high-cut one-piece with a plunging neckline. The 46-year-old singer rocked a jewel-encrusted necklace and kept her hair in loose waves as she geared up to hit the stage in Mexico City, Mexico, for her ongoing Sweet Sweet Fantasy tour.
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Carey has kept busy with work amid her very public breakup from ex-fiance James Packer. Earlier this week, new details were revealed about the former couple's prenup negotiations, which is said to have dealt with everything from what's considered "gifts" between the two, to the use of Packer's private plane, to how much money Carey would have gotten for every year she was married to the billionaire businessman.
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