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Conceptual Framework
McHugh & Slavney (1998) The Perspective of Psychiatry
Discusses the conceptual nature of psychiatry. McHugh strives to provide a better diagnostic model that is more biomedically based than the current DSM.
Kandel (2005) Psychiatry, Psychoanalysis, and the New Biology of Mind
A collection of his essays and speeches. For someone interested in biological psychiatry or the movement to bring the field closer to biomedicine.
Saddock & Saddock (2007) Syopsis of Psychiatry
A great survey of the field. Provides just enough detail to introduce the reader to a given topic. References provide the opportunity to explore further.
Gabbard (2005) Psychodynamic Psychiatry in Clinical Practice
Amazing introduction to the field of psychodynamic psychiatry/psychoanalysis. Gabbard does a good job integrating current day neuroscience into traditional theories of ego, object relations, and attachment.
Beck (1976) Cognitive Therapy for the Emotional Disorders
If you want to study the conceptual roots of cognitive behavioral theory, start here.
American Psychoanalytic Association (2006) Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual
Takes DSM diagnoses and fleshes them out psychodynamically. Wonderful for personality disorders.
Beck (1995) Cognitive Therapy: Basics and Beyond
If your interested in cognitive therapy, this book provides the logistics of its implementation.
Clinical Psychiatry
Through flow-charts, describes how the different diagnoses are differentiated. For a student, it's a gem for understanding differential diagnoses.
Spitzer (2002) DSM-IV-TR Case Book: A Learning Companion to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
It brings the DSM diagnoses to life. For a student, it provides the first window into the world of individually-experienced psychopathology.
MGH/McLean (2009): MGH/McLean Hospital Residency Handbook of Psychiatry
Excellent resource on the wards for the diagnosis and management of inpatients.
Stahl (2013) Stahl's Essential Psychopharmacology: The Prescriber's Guide
Complements "Essential Psychopharmacology" nicely. It serves as a resource for the practical day-to-day of a psychopharmacologist.


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The U.S. House of Representatives passed the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012 to avert the fiscal cliff late Tuesday night. The vote was 257 to 167.
U.S. Rep. Tim Murphy (R-Upper St. Clair), who represents Peters Township, voted in favor of passing the legistlation. He explained his reasoning in this statement:
"The process and product are imperfect, but what has been achieved can't be overlooked. We've overcome the impasse to permanently lock in lower tax rates for 99 percent of taxpayers. (The) vote opens the door for work to begin in the next session of Congress on significant cuts in federal spending, meaningful tax reform and pro-growth policies to get our country back on solid fiscal footing."
The bill permanently extends current tax rates for income less than $400,000 for individuals and $450,000 for households, along with a combination of other spending cuts without raising the nation's debt limit.
The deal does not include the payroll tax break that expired at the end of 2012. For people earning $50,000 in annual salary, that means a loss of around $80 per month to higher taxes, or about an extra $1,000 per year.
The Senate overwhelmingly passed the fiscal cliff compromise Tuesday at 2 a.m. with a vote of 89-8.
Murphy provided the following links for his constituents:
Summary of Tax Provisions in the Senate Fiscal Cliff Bill
Comparing Current Law with the President's Proposal and the Senate Compromise
One Page Summary of the Fiscal Cliff Package
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Colin Read, Everybody's Business
---- — I must admit. I take great pride in downtown Plattsburgh. I'm sure I am one of a great many who do.
In the interest of full disclosure, I have a vested interest in seeing downtown succeed. As the owner, with my wife, of a wine-tasting room on City Hall Place, I love to see pedestrians enjoying our historic city core. In fact, it was my interest in the downtown and my desire to see if we can help create a viable grape-growing and wine-making region that induced me to want to start a vineyard, winery and tasting room.
If a small-business person wants to create a sustainable business, there are probably better towns to open up shop. Vermont is a marketing powerhouse, and people in Vermont love all things Vermont. They have invested in their Church Street pedestrian mall, which now generates about $150 million in commerce each year.
What we can grow here, they can grow there. And, Vermont has a very appreciative and larger population base to support new industry. In fact, a vineyard just across the lake just opened a wine-tasting room on Church Street. I expect it will do very well in a state that is far more business-friendly than ours and without the same restrictions imposed on our wine industry here.
But, starting a business over there, while not as challenging, may not be as satisfying, either. Here, we have a chance to create something new.
Plattsburgh's synergies are hard-earned. I give Carol McLean much of the credit for having a vision 15 years ago to make City Hall Place an area where pedestrians can come stroll, sit by the street on a nice summer day, have a nice meal and sip some wine. Today, she is hosting a block party on City Hall Place as one more chance before the snow flies to enjoy some music, food, wine and good company. I view the block party as an opportunity to celebrate her vision and our fair city, with the fall foliage colors at their peak.
The city actually creates this experience many times each summer. The Battle of Plattsburgh, the Mayor's Cup, the block party, the Rotary bed races and a few other events have given us a small taste of a blocked-to-traffic pedestrian mall that Burlingtonians enjoy.
A number of patrons wish we could have a pedestrian mall downtown all summer long. To do so would create some headaches, I'm sure. Cars racing to move from the south side of the city to the north side along Rt. 9 would be forced to divert to North Catherine or Oak Street along Rt. 22. That might add a minute to their travels, or may even save them time if they are coming from or going to the Northway.
The diversion would bring them by two schools instead of by many pedestrians and cyclists. However, if City Hall Place was closed off for only the summer months, then the schools would be out of session.
Some also argue that cars speeding through downtown bring visibility to the downtown core. In the short run, this may be true. However, in the long run, if people could know the downtown as a pedestrian-friendly place where interesting shops, restaurants and history can whet their appetites for all things Plattsburgh, I bet many more, and more receptive, customers would find their way downtown on a regular basis.
Of course, Church Street had detractors almost 40 years ago when someone proposed it become a pedestrian-oriented area. Now, the very modest investment pays many multiples over in new property-tax revenue alone and has created a huge economic engine. I doubt you could find a person who would want to again run traffic along Church Street.
Burlington does not have what we have, though. Plattsburgh is the town that helped create a nation in the War of Independence and was pivotal in saving a nation in the Battle of Plattsburgh. In fact, few cities in this nation have the significant history we all share. Walking downtown is retracing the footsteps of so many characters and heroes, rogues and lovers, artists and generals, teachers and priests that forged and created a region that we should celebrate a couple of months each year, if not always.
I wish Irises and Carol McLean a wonderful block party. I most want to thank her for her vision. She saw something in one street in Plattsburgh that has been transformational. There are many such points of light in our town and our region from other luminaries. Once we can connect these points, we can create a beacon of light that brightens us all.
Colin Read is a contributor to Bloomberg.com and has published eight books with MacMillan Palgrave Press. He chairs the Department of Finance and Economics at SUNY Plattsburgh. Continue the discussion at www.pressrepublican.com/0216_read.


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These dedicated and passionate fans literally bring the voice of the IMS customer into the Speedway's headquarters at 16th & Georgetown to help shape the best fan experiences possible for everyone. This comes about not only through Council members visiting with Speedway staff in person but from across the country through an interactive audio and video link that enables fans from all corners of America to have a say.
The structure of Fan Council meetings not only includes its ongoing members but also allows for additional fans to join the meeting to insure fresh perspectives are always introduced to the discussion. IMS appreciates its great fans and the willingness of Fan Council participants to share their opinions.
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|Falcon hockey encouraged despite shootout loss (11-12-12)
|Written by KEVIN GORDON Sentinel Assistant Sports Editor
|Monday, 12 November 2012 10:45
The Falcons still came up short in a 3-2 shootout loss to 10th-ranked Western Michigan, but they believe the game was a step in the right direction.
They played well at times against the deep and talented Broncos, and didn't quit even when they had the chance. PHOTO GALLERY
BG moved closer to resembling the team it was late last season when it was 5-5 in its last 10 games and advanced to the semifinals of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association playoffs.
The Falcons have struggled this season, even with all of its key players returning.
Shane Berschbach and Dennis Brown scored in the best-of-3 shootout for Western.
BG's Bryce Williamson hit the post and Dan DeSalvo's shot was stopped by Western's Frank Slubowski.
The game went to a shootout after a scoreless 5-minute overtime.
Under NCAA rules, the game was a tie. Each team received one point in the CCHA for the tie, with Western earning a second point for winning the shootout.
Western sent the game into overtime on Berschbach's power-play goal only 52 seconds into the third period.
The Falcons finished with a 25-20 edge in shots in a fast-paced and physical game. Slubowski and BG's Tommy Burke both played well in goal.
BG is 2-6-3 overall and 1-3-2-1 in the CCHA. Western is 5-2-1, 2-1-1-1.
"With what we've been going through to this point, I was really proud of our guys for the fight they showed," BG coach Chris Bergeron said.
Bergeron also praised his team's resiliency after Friday's 3-1 loss at Western. BG kept the game close on a night it was out-shot 32-12.
"We seem to be getting that edge back that we finished last year with," Bergeron said. "We have to find a way to stay at this level because Western Michigan is as a good as a team we're going to play all year. We went nose-to-nose, if not better than that, with them tonight."
The Falcons even held a 2-1 lead after scoring both of their goals in the second period.
Ryan Carpenter tied the game just 44 seconds into the period and Andrew Wallace gave the Falcons the lead at 13:33.
Wallace, Chad Sumsion and Ryan Viselli all played well on BG's fourth line. Sumsion was playing for just the second time this season.
The resiliency was welcome after last Saturday's 6-1 home loss to Michigan State.
"Everyone just made a decision that we're not going to come out and waste another day or a game like that," Wallace said. "Everyone's making a decision to fight every game and not waste a day. That's a mentality thing and, hopefully, we can carry that forward. That's a game we can certainly build off of."
The Falcons were hurt by their special teams.
Western's power play was 2-of-6, but BG killed off the Broncos' last two chances.
The first came with 15 minutes left in regulation and the second overlapped the end of regulation and the start of overtime.
The BG power play had a number of quality scoring chances, despite going 0-of-3.
The Falcons haven't scored in their last 35 chances with the extra man.
"It looked like there was a purpose to it," Bergeron said of BG's power play.
Bergeron also was pleased BG didn't quit after Western opened the scoring on Kenney Morrison's power-play goal just 26 seconds into the game.
"They score the first shift of the game, a team that's fragile mentally like we are, we didn't go away," Bergeron said. "We kept playing. We kept fighting. We have to deal with (adversity) better."
Burke started in place of Andrew Hammond, who had 29 saves at Western.
"We've got a competition in goal," Bergeron said. "By no means are we saying Andrew Hammond played poorly last night, but depth in goal is not a bad problem to have."
Bergeron added Burke had a good week of practice and the coaches almost decided to start him in one of the games before the series started.
The Falcons played their second straight game without co-captain and forward Cam Wojtala (lower body) and Brent Tate (back) because of injuries.
Wojtala is day-to-day, while Tate's injury may keep him out for an extended period.
Western remained without star defenseman Dan DeKeyser because of a leg injury.
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One year ago Friday, on Dec. 14, 2011, the Riverhead community lost what many called one of its brightest lights.
In a tragedy that rocked the community, James Bissett III, 48, the founder and co-owner of Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center and the Hyatt Hotel in downtown Riverhead, which had recently opened, was found dead in his car in a Mattituck parking lot.
And one year later, those who loved him are still mourning his loss.
"He left a huge dream -- and a huge hole in our hearts," said Joseph Petrocelli, Bissett's business partner.
Petrocelli, speaking from his office on Monday at the Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center on East Main Street, said although the year without him has been painful, Bissett's dream lives on.
"It's a vision that we're continuing on with out here," he said. "Together, we accomplished and fulfilled everything we talked about. And we're going to continue on, and make him proud."
Thinking of his partner and friend, Petrocelli's voice filled with emotion. "We're reminded every day. I carry on as if he were right beside me."
Riverhead Town Supervisor Sean Walter remembered Bissett's impact on Riverhead. "He was a wonderful inspiration to us all," he said. "He gave us hope, when there wasn't a lot of hope on Main Street."
Bissett's vision, Walter said, allowed other people to come to Riverhead and plant deep roots in the downtown community.
Petrocelli, Walter added, has "done a fantastic job of keeping Jim's vision alive and strong."
The Long Island Aquarium & Exhibition Center, Walter said, "is a vibrant part of Main Street."
But, Walter added, the Town of Riverhead has to live up to its promise to Bissett. "They came here, expecting everything on Main Street to start to boom. It's booming, but not as fast as everyone would like. It's up to us to live up to that sort of legacy. We're working on it."
Aside from his public persona, Bissett was well-loved by the family and friends whose hearts still ache with grief.
"Most people know about the many wonderful things he did for our community, but those who were fortunate enough to know Jimmy, will also tell you what a kind, humble, and overall great man he was," Bissett's friend Donielle Cardinale said.
Bissett's family owned and operated Bissett Nurseries, with locations in Dix Hills and Holtsville.
In August, members of Bissett's family and others turned out at an event to celebrate his life.
The 2nd Annual Pink Penguin Bash, held on July 28 at the was hosted by the Carol M. Baldwin Breast Cancer Research Fund.
According to event organizers, Bissett was chosen to receive the honor because of the his "work in the Riverhead and surrounding communities and for his selfless dedication to helping others."
Reflecting on the loss before that event, Walter said, "Sometimes people's flames burn too bright and they burn themselves out."
Do you have memories of Jim Bissett to share? How has his loss impacted your life? How do you think he changed downtown Riverhead? Share your thoughts and memories in the comments section.


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The Hempstead Town Board on Tuesday approved a $5,000 contract with Schenectady-based Skyline Demographic Consultants Inc. to help with the town's upcoming redistricting.
The board voted 4-0 to approve the contract with Skyline, which would analyze population data to be used by the town attorney's office in redrawing the six-district map.
The town board would vote on the new map, spokesman Michael Deery said. The board will propose a map before a redistricting hearing on March 19, Deery said.
But the Town of Hempstead Democratic Committee said that the Republican-controlled town board should discuss the potential new map with a bipartisan committee before it is voted on.
"Not only should Republicans, Democrats and all the political parties have access to the process, but groups concerned with fairness and good government should all be included and participate, a nonpartisan commission must be formed and must hold public hearings in each district about the proposed map," said Bob Young, first deputy leader of the Town of Hempstead TOHDC in a release.
District maps are redrawn every 10 years as required by law, to account for demographic changes. The town's population of nearly 760,000 grew by 0.5 percent from 2000 to 2010, but the minority population grew much faster in areas such as Elmont, Valley Stream and Freeport, advocates and redistricting experts said.
Hempstead Town Extends Building Department Fee Waiver Program for Sandy Victims Rebuilding and Repairing Homes
Months after Hurricane Sandy left behind unprecedented damage across Hempstead Town, many victims are still rebuilding their homes and restoring their lives. Some neighbors are still awaiting important storm-related insurance and relief checks needed to fund home repairs.
Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray and the town board have extended a helpful program through June 1, 2013, that includes a waiver of all building department permit fees for Sandy victims faced with house reconstruction or storm-related repairs.
Initially established in the wake of the Superstorm, under the direction of Murray and the Town Board, all Hempstead Town Building Department fees are waived for Sandy-related structural repairs that conform to original dimensions and specifications, commonly referred to as "in-kind" repairs/replacement.
Additionally, all fees have been waived for temporary housing trailers and storage pods during construction. Furthermore, the town has eliminated a requirement for homeowners to obtain a variance prior to increasing their home's foundation to comply with FEMA flood height standards.
The waived building department fees will save residents up to $2,500 for a permit. Building permits are required for all structural repairs and alterations to structures within the Town of Hempstead.
Hours for the Hempstead Town Building Department's Plan Examiners remain extended. Until further notice, the planning examiners are available from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday. No appointment is necessary for storm-related damage permit applications. However, residents can make an appointment to minimize waiting times for meeting with officials by calling (516) 812-3073.
Additionally, the town has eliminated a requirement for homeowners to obtain a variance prior to increasing their home's elevation to comply with FEMA flood height guidelines (building department permits are required).
Hempstead Town Animal Shelter Holding Photo Contest
If you have adopted or rescued a pet from the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter (at any point), the town is inviting you to share your adopted pet's tale as part of the shelter's Happy Tails Contest. If your pet's story (and accompanying photo) is chosen, it will be featured at the Town Animal Shelter.
The contest begins March 1, 2013 and ends on March 15, 2013. All stories must be accompanied by a photo of your adopted pet.
Rules: All pets must have been adopted, rescued, or adopted from a rescue group who obtained the animal from the Town of Hempstead Animal Shelter.
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Hempstead Town Animal Shelter Earns Perfect Marks in Two NYS Inspection Reports
The Hempstead Town Animal Shelter recently earned perfect grades from the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets, which recently handed down its Municipal Shelter and Dog Control Officer inspection reports.
The Wantagh-based town Animal Shelter graded "satisfactory" – the highest rating possible – in all 30 categories associated with the inspections, with no deficiencies found.
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Oxfam welcomed today's commitment from General Mills to implement industry-leading measures to cut greenhouse gas emissions from its supply chains and press for political action to address climate change.
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Antipasto Platter38 Reviews 2 Pics
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"This is a layered antipasto, so you can cut it in square slices neatly and have all the ingredients. This is a beautiful dish that's always a hit! It will make the vegetarians jealous. Add the veggies to your liking. Serve with fresh Italian bread. Enjoy!"
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Original recipe yields 1 party platter
- Remove large outer leaves from the heads of lettuce. Arrange approximately 1/3 in a layer on a large serving platter. Sprinkle with 1/3 garlic powder, 1/3 crushed oregano and desired amount of Italian-style salad dressing. Layer with cooked ham and Provolone cheese.
- Layer Provolone cheese with another 1/3 of the lettuce leaves, 1/3 garlic powder, 1/3 crushed oregano, desired amount of Italian-style salad dressing, Genoa salami and Capacola sausage.
- Repeat layering with remaining lettuce, garlic powder, crushed oregano, Italian-style salad dressing, pepperoni sausage, prosciutto and roast beef.
- Layer with mushrooms, marinated artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers, black olives, pepperoncini and pimento-stuffed green olives. Sprinkle with more Italian-style salad dressing, as desired.
- Top with Gorgonzola cheese, mozzarella cheese and Parmesan cheese. Cover and chill in the refrigerator until serving.
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I tried this exactly as the recipe calls for and ended up with soggy lettuce in between layers of meat and cheese. The instructions for the provolone was way too much cheese and I would cut in half. I would agree with the review with suggests simply laying all the different ingrediants side by side on a platter. Great ingrediants, but be prepared to spend a few $$. This is not an inexpensive recipe! I'll try it again, and see if laying all the ingrediants side by side helps. Nov. 2004 - Back again! I tried this again with a few modifications and it was great. Left out the lettuce, fresh mushrooms, green olives and gorganzola. I was going for a very firm, compact dish and wanted to eliminate soft ingredients or anything that might be hard to cut. I layered all the ingredients in a 13x9 dish and then place it into the freezer, just until it was very cold. (not frozen, though). This enabled me to slice the dish into neat, bite sized squares which I then stuck a toothpick in and made an appetizer platter. Great hit because of the small bite-sizes and all the low-carb dieters loved it!
I love to make Antipasto platters. They are expensive though. I didn't place everything that Wendy listed on mine, there was just no way I have a platter that big. I agree with other reviewers that you shouldn't later the meat and cheese. I will tailor my platter to the crowd I am serving too. Some times it is just meat and cheese. I agree to leave the dressing off the lettuce. I do however drizzle my veggies and meat with a mixture of olive oil and oregano to add a little extra flavor since I usually don't serve dip with the platter. I don't recommend putting the oil on the cheese though or it will get soggy.
All of my favorites on one platter! If you're having a dinner party you have to serve this as your cold appetizer!! I change one ingredient - I use fresh mozzarella balls. Also, instead of layering the ingredients, I arrange them side-by-side around a platter and fill in the center with the soft cheeses so that my guests may choose what they like without having to sift through all those layers. Wonderful!
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Amount Per Serving (20 total)
- Calories
- 503 cal
- 25%
- Fat
- 39 g
- 60%
- Carbs
- 7.4 g
- 2%
- Protein
- 31.3 g
- 63%
- Cholesterol
- 94 mg
- 31%
- Sodium
- 2209 mg
- 88%
Based on a 2,000 calorie diet
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Here at Yelp, we push multiple times a day. We do this safely and surely with our process of code review, integration, automated testing, and extensive monitoring. I think that we're all used to the idea of automated testing for our code, but what about the queries generated by the application against the database?
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In most engineering organizations, it's common for the development, build, test, and/or stage environments to include only a subset of production data. This can be for increased portability (a smaller data set is easier to remove/recreate), ease of verification, or because we don't want to maintain a comparable set of powerful databases for a substantially smaller set of traffic. In any case, a smaller data set and different traffic pattern can mean radically different performance profiles between queries in development and production. To keep us from being surprised by queries only once we get to production, we created a tool called the GrossQueryChecker.
How does it work?
The GrossQueryChecker uses the MySQL EXPLAIN command to check the query plan for each query executed in our development environment and by our test suite, raising an exception when a query execution plan suggests it will perform poorly.
This is done using a wrapper around our database connections. In our development and test environment, it runs EXPLAIN to capture the query plan, analyze it, and, if any issues are found, logs the query and raises an exception.
What makes a query "gross"?
Each query is assigned a score, and if the score crosses a threshold we set, the query is logged and an error raised. Scores are calculated by applying weights to one or more of the following potential issues:
- full table scans, detected by a type column having a row with ALL
- mitigated slightly if the extra column contains "Using where"
- similarly, if no index is used, detected by the key column containing NULL
- subqueries, detected by examining the select_type column
- if Using temporary; Using filesort appears in extra, it indicates we're creating a temporary table and doing an extra pass through the data
- proportionally high numbers in the rows column when compared to the number of rows in the table (obtained using SHOW TABLE STATUS LIKE 'table_name')
- high numbers in the rows column in general
- too many rows in the explain plan itself: we use an ORM to generate many of our queries, but we don't want/need overly complex queries
The GrossQueryChecker will also attempt to calculate the size of the data being read, sorted (if, Using temporary; Using filesort appears in extra), and returned by the database. If over a threshold, this can also trigger an exception to be raised.
What do engineers do when a query triggers an error?
Now that we have been using the GrossQueryChecker for a while, these exceptions come up infrequently. However, when one does, the messaging around the exception raised indicates why the query was flagged, and we have internal documentation to help engineers resolve it. Usually this involves changing the way tables are joined, adding an index, or consulting a friendly neighborhood DBA.
Quick example: using the the command line tool
First, please note that this query and numbers are NOT representative of any real dataset.
Here, I've submitted a sample query for evaluation, missing a WHERE clause:
Since this query performs a full table scan and considers a LOT of rows, it's score is very, very high. This score would absolutely cause an exception to be raised, tests to fail, and a developer to take notice.
A logical next iteration would be for the query to then be submitted with a WHERE clause that takes advantage of an index. Here, we're using an index on the business_id column, but still seeing a temporary table and filesort, but on a small enough number of that the score is 0.00.
A final iteration of this query, eliminating the temporary table and filesort may involve adjusting the indexes so that a single index can cover both the WHERE clause, as well as the GROUP BY:
The score remains 0.00, but you can see that the query time improves!
What if a query can't be improved?
In some cases, we can't improve a query's performance and are willing to live with it (say, when a query is issued by a reporting process, and not against a production database.) This is exceptionally rare, but for this purpose we maintain a whitelist of queries. The wrapper that performs the query plan checking will first normalize each query it finds, and check it against this whitelist. If whitelisted, the query will not be checked for performance.
By catching these queries early in the development cycle, we reduce the chance of impacting production! It's always important to monitor your production system for poorly performing queries, and we use the GrossQueryChecker in conjunction with other tools to keep the data flowing. I could see future iterations of the GrossQueryChecker taking advantage of the new JSON format option to the EXPLAIN command in MySQL 5.6 to more easily parse the query plan, and/or use Percona Toolkit's pt-visual-explain to present the query plan for a query in an easier to read format.
While we haven't open-sourced this tool yet, you can check out Yelp's github repo for other tools we have released.


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Livingston Township Manager Michele Meade said late Wednesday no roads in the township are impassable but some streets have barriers in place and people may have to go a bit out of their way to get where they want to go.
Meade praised townships departments including the public works and police for their nonstop efforts to return township life to normal.
"These guys are amazing," she said, " They're doing what they have to do under trying conditions to get the job done."
Much like last October's nor'easter, the township is using wooden barriers to prevent traffic from going down certain streets and residents are reaching destinations by going slightly out of their way to get there.
"No section is any worse off than any other," Meade said.
Life in the township is slowly returning to normalcy with businesses opening and supermarkets working through the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy.
Meade said most traffic signals around the township are out, but the township has put township-owned generators on both state and county roads to keep traffic signals working.
She said the township is providing gas for the generators so traffic can keep moving smoothly.
Meade said both ShopRite and Kings are open in the township. ShopRite has been open since Monday, but Kings is open, just not selling perishables.
The shelter at Livingston High School remains open until people won't need it anymore.
The shelter provides light, heat and recharging stations for laptops and cell phones, Meade said, as well as a place for families to spend time together where they can play games and feel safe.
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Livingston Mayor Stephen Santola said Wednesday afternoon the township is working nonstop to restore power to residents throughout the township.
Santola also announced late Wednesday afternoon district schools in the township are closed for Thursday, Nov. 1. A decision on schools for Friday will be made at a later time.
The township office of emergency management has been meeting twice a day every day and focusing on getting power back, Santola said.
"We've been pressing the PSE&G and JCP&L teams in the field," Santola said, " to get them to restore power."
He said the township has been trying to get power back to the first responders – fire, police and town hall buildings – since they are currently on generators.
"The DPW (Department of Public Works) has taken down many trees and limbs throughout the township," Santola said, and they've been trying to open up passageways."
He praised DPW employees, saying the department has been working nonstop and sleeping at the DPW headquarters overnight before going back out to work again.
One problem the township is experiencing, he said, is if a tree falls with live wires, the DPW can't touch it.
"We have to follow through with PSE&G or JCP&L and they have to shut the power down," Santola said. Once the power is shut down, he added, the township can do work and the electric provider can re-string the power line.
Councilman Michael Rieber said at one point Tuesday night, the township shelter in the athletic center of Livingston High School had 100 people there.
"Most people came to the shelter to charge their laptops, charge their phones," Rieber said.
Many of the people seeking shelter didn't bother staying after their devices were charged or they got warmed up, he said.
Overall, he said, about 45 people did stay overnight at the high school.
Santola said the Livingston School district had not made a decision on whether classes would resume Thursday as of 4 p.m. Wednesday.
He also cautioned residents to call the PSE&G or JCP&L and not Livingston Police if they lose power.
Patch will update this story when more information becomes available.


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When Warren Buffett first told Berkshire Hathaway Berkshire Hathaway shareholders about his corporate jet purchase, in 1989, he dubbed the plane "The Indefensible." "Whether Berkshire will get its money's worth from the plane is an open question, but I will work at achieving some business triumph that I can (no matter how dubiously) attribute to it," he wrote. Over two decades later, he's still putting his money where his mouth was, building toward that business triumph; yesterday, Berkshire announced a $9.6 billion dollar order that will add as many as 425 Cessna and Bombardier Bombardier planes to Berkshire-owned NetJets' fleet.
Berkshire's purchase is the largest business jet order in history – outdoing NetJets' own $6.7 billion purchase of Bombardier jets back in March of 2011 – and has some investors scratching their heads. The economy appears to be growing at a sluggish pace, while Europe's ongoing crisis casts a dark shadow on the global prognosis. Corporate spending remains restricted in the aftermath of the financial crisis, and business expenditures by publicly-held companies come under more powerful microscope than ever. Is now really the time to sink billions into private jets? Or is Warren Buffett off his rocker?
History would vote for the former, as would many aerospace experts. An IBIS industry report for the Charter Flights sector forecasts that the industry, which has grown at a rate of 0.7% annually from 2007-2012, will increase its growth rate to 3.6% over the next five years, reaching $17.3 billion in revenue, industry-wide. Fractional jet ownership, NetJets' primary focus, is predicted to grow its market share from 2% to 5% over the same time period. Another report, published by aviation market research consultancy Teal Group in April, predicts that, on the production side, business aircraft deliveries will regain their peak 2008 levels by 2015.
"The business jet market has been slow to take off with this aerospace upturn," says Rick Whittington, aerospace analyst at Drexel, Hamilton in New York. "The big airliners have been doing quite well for the past couple of years and business jets have been struggling to get things going. This is a nice vote of confidence for that market."
Whether the business jet market recovers by 2015 or 2025 is likely of little consequence to Buffett, who often tells shareholders, "Our favorite holding period is forever." His main bet is that private aviation will continue to blossom, and NetJets will become that business triumph he hoped for in 1989.
"We are confident that NetJets' market leadership and strong foundation position us to make long-term investments in our business to differentiate our fleet in ways that no one else in the industry can," said NetJets CEO Jordan Hansell in a statement yesterday, reiterating the company's long-term focus.
This ain't Buffett's first rodeo, either. He's well-known for making bets on downtrodden companies and out-of-favor industries – some of which are the cornerstone investments that built his $44 billion net worth. Take, for example, his investment in American Express in 1964. Prior to Buffett's investment, Amex had been hit with the so-called "Salad Oil Scandal," in which Allied Crude Vegetable Oil scammed creditors for big loans. American Express stock dropped more than 50%. Buffett shrugged off the temporary loss, anticipated the rise of credit cards and bought huge amounts of the stock at $35/share. Today, Berkshire owns nearly 13% of American Express, valued at over $5 billion.
Another investment that raised eyebrows was Buffett's bet on American railroads. In late 2009, Buffett announced that Berkshire Hathaway would be spending $44 billion to buy the BNSF Railway, his biggest investment to date. He called the deal an "all-in wager on the economic future of the United States."
In early 2011 he told shareholders that the BNSF investment was "a purchase that's working out even better than I expected." He calls BNSF one of his "fabulous five" – the five largest non-insurance investments by Berkshire. "Unless the economy weakens in 2012, each of our fabulous five should again set a record, with aggregate earnings comfortably topping $10 billion," he told shareholders in February of this year.
Airline investments, though, haven't always paid off for Buffett. In 1995, talking to a group of students at UNC's Kenan-Flagler School of Business, the Oracle of Omaha pleaded "temporary insanity" for his purchase of US Airways stock in the early '90s (although the investment did eventually make a profit for him). At the time, he called the airline business extraordinarily tough, pointing out that operating revenues are based on market factors, while costs aren't.
"That's a recipe for a lot of trouble," said Buffett. "I now have this 800 number, and if I ever have the urge to buy an airline stock I dial this number and say, 'My name is Warren, I'm an air-o-holic,' and this guy talks me down on the other end."
No one talked him down from buying NetJets in 1998, just three years later, though. And now, with NetJets' most recent deal, Buffett is likely hoping to solidify the company's market share while the prices are relatively low and the potential returns are sky-high. A large order like this allows Berkshire to get favorable terms up-front, while producers like Cessna and Bombardier are looking for buyers.
"This really solidifies this aircraft program at Cessna," says Whittington. "They've been looking for some buy-in customers and they got them with NetJets. There's probably some more NetJets business coming down the pike for these models."
"Airline profitability is a little shaky," says Whittington of the industry as a whole. "Typically when that occurs, airlines cut back on a lot of their subsidiary, secondary routes. That furthers the demand for business jets. If there's a global recession and people stop flying because there's no money, everyone gets hurt. But to the extent that the airlines reduce some of their unprofitable regional routes, that's a plus on the margin for the biz jets."
Remember Buffett's first plane, "The Indefensible"? He now calls his jet "The Indispensible." Berkshire shareholders are hoping he's not the only one.
I can hardly believe what I am reading but I am willing to give him the benefit of the doubt…..he's not infallible but then, he's Warren Buffett and while you certainly don't amass a net worth of nearly $50 billion and as he has, purely by making all "genius moves", you certainly don't amass it either by being extremely orthodox or coy in your investment approach……so let's give him the benefit of the doubt…I also certainly know that taking bigger risks is exactly what brings billion dollar fortunes, not smaller risks…….
Mr. Buffet is a very smart business person and a pioneer for the private air market. I wonder will this change the outlook of private aviation and the amount of aircraft in the market for flights.
He going senile.
Time to replace the old fart.
Love Buffett's comment, "favorite holding period is forever" How contrarian is that? Make Peter Lynch look like a day trader.
Net Jets and the business of fraction-alization of jets makes sense now, but who would have thought of it decades ago. Now we see it with Zip cars, Chegg (college books). Fascinating to watch the Oracle of Ohama. Just a consultant's thoughts: www.consultantsmind.com
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TEGA CAY — The Tega Cay Police Department will be hosting its eighth annual Christmas Guided Light Tour 6-9 p.m. Thursday starting at the Beach and Swim Center, 4420 Beach Club Lane.
"We host this simply as a way to say 'thanks' to our community for their support throughout the year, but also to enjoy the spirit of Christmas," explained department spokesman Maj. David Nelson.
"We drive three commercial vans around the city for about 40 minutes enjoying Christmas lights and singing Christmas songs. While people wait, they can enjoy all kinds of Christmas goodies."
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Scientists in China have discovered the oldest dinosaur that had feathers. Thought to be between 1 to 11 million years older than the first known bird, the dinosaur, named Anchiornis huxley, was about 28 centimeters tall at its hip. From Science News:
Two types of feather adorn the creature, said (Xing) Xu, of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology in Beijing. One kind, commonly referred to as "dino-fuzz," resembles a frayed bundle of filaments. The other type, similar in overall structure to the feathers of modern-day birds, consists of small filaments that branch from a larger shaftlike filament."Feather-covered dinosaur fossils found" Discuss
The dino-fuzz decorates the creature's head and neck. About two dozen of the shafted feathers adorn each forelimb, and a similar number embellish each lower leg and foot, the researchers report. Unlike most feathered dinosaurs described previously, which have the longest forelimb feathers near the tip of the limb, Anchiornis' longest forelimb feathers are on the wrist, Xu said. Feathers on the legs and feet appear to have overlapped each other, creating aerodynamic surfaces that would have, in essence, given Anchiornis a wing on each of its four limbs
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Anonymous says:
I recently watched a cool Nova episode about this (or possibly a similar) guy. The Four-Winged Dinosaur.
arkizzle / Moderator says:
No, that sounds too much like "rapture key", and that'll only encourage the Cretinists.
Oops, I meant "Creationists.. I'm sure.
Anonymous says:
They scientists and the artist who modeled the feathered dinosaur might have saved themselves a lot of trouble by examining the feather-footed chickens alive today. The narrator of the film denies that any other feather-footed animals exist, but he is dead wrong.)
Check these out and see if the resemblence isn't striking:
Jason Rizos says:
Raptor-Turkey would have been a better name.
Anonymous says:
Sweet. It's awesome. Looks like a dragon. With feathers.
So more like a chicken. But still sweet.
Marcelo says:
Wait, where are the intermediates between Archaeopteryx and this? What about the ones between this and a penguin?
This new fossil is just more evidence against evolution because it creates even more gaps? Oh noes!
Srsly though, beautiful find.
grimc says:
I've always wondered about artist conceptions of dinosaurs. Generally, how accurate do paleontologists think they are? I mean, how does anybody know that the dino had brown and white feathers? How'd the artist know that the comb was red, and not purple or blue?
Stewart Haddock says:
Too bad we don't call dinosaurs 'Cave Birds'.
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@Grimc (#3)
A lot of dinosaur colors are made up. Brown and green are popular because a lot of modern reptiles are brown or green. Other guesses as to light or dark pigmentation can be made based on heat regulation, but we don't really know. Recent work has begun to shed some light on at least a small portion of dinosaur feather coloration, however:
teleny says:
I think it's kind of cute. Looks like a dancing American Indian. Can we reverse-breed them pleasepleaseplease?
Jerril says:
#3: Last I heard, colors are entirely speculative.
I have fuzzy memories of one bit of skin or feather or something having turned up with enough trace elements in place that they took a stab at guessing what color it might have been, but I don't know if that was for a dinosaur, something more recent, or if it was just a suggested course of action.
Lacking some sort of evidence, taking a random guess based on extant birds from similar habitats and then getting creative is about the limits.
tomwood says:
@Marcelo #3
Don't be silly, fossils are just the Lard's way of testing your faith. He obviously was drinking heavily the day he made this one and slipped it into the ground just for a giggle. Lizards with feathers…what a kidder!
Quezar says:
That is one heck of a freaky dinosaur. I wouldn't want to come in contact with it unless I had a bazooka.
Antinous / Moderator says:
Your link can go on your profile page, thanks.
grimc says:
Thanks for the responses, anon and jerril
Anonymous says:
The NOVA episode was about Microraptor, a different (but related) dinosaur.
chrisdodds says:
A lack of transitional forms are one of key arguments against evolutionary theory. Kirk Cameron has been on the news a lot lately about just this thing. I'd say this is more evidence against his argument. Go science!
Jesse M. says:
For those who like nice-looking illustrations of feathered dinosaurs, I definitely recommend the book Feathered Dinosaurs: The Origin of Birds. Beautiful paintings on every page.
Modusoperandi says:
Oh boy. Yet another thing for ancient housecats to be afraid of.
danlalan says:
I think it's kind of cute. Looks like a dancing American Indian.
Strangely enough, I was dancing with an American Indian just last week…and she looked nothing like this critter.
gATO says:
Ever wondered why reptiles taste like chicken?
Daemon says:
@ Jason Rizos
How about "Rapturkey"?
Fett101 says:
#12, it doesn't matter how many transitional fossils are found. Creationists are going to find something wrong with evolution not matter what.


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WATERVILLE, Maine --- The Colby College men's hockey team fought back twice to tie the game, but the Mules could not make it a third time as University of Southern Maine held on for a 5-3 win on Tuesday night at Alfond Rink.
Troy Thibodeau (Danvers, Mass.) scored on a blast from the left point on the power play for the game-winning goal for USM.
The Huskies improve to 6-7 overall, while the Mules fall to 3-10.
Thibodeau scored at 9:51 of the third period for the lone power play goal of the game. Alex Pompeo (Hingham, Mass.) scored with just 1.2 seconds remaining on an empty net goal for the final score.
The teams were tied 1-1 after one period and 2-2 after the second intermission.
Colby struck first when Brendon Bourgea (South Burlington, Vt.) pushed a backhand shot through a group of players in front at 9:39 of the first period. Mule co-captain Scott Harff (Watertown, N.Y.) had an assist on the goal.
Southern Maine tied the game just 1:16 later on a delayed penalty call against Colby. Matt MacDonald (Byfield, Mass.) took the puck from his own zone on the delayed call and his centering pass was knocked in by Pompeo.
The Huskies won the battle for a loose puck and took a 2-1 lead at 12:13 of the second period. Mike Greene (Arvada, Colo.) notched the goal when his shot from the left side went into the left corner of the net behind screened Colby goaltender Sam Parker (Cambridge, Mass.).
Robert McCormick (Laconia, N.H.) tied the game at 2-2 with just 53.7 seconds left in the second period. He deflected in a centering pass from the right side by Nils Martin (Potomac, Md.).
Angelo Vrachnas (St. James, N.Y.) had a nice individual effort to put the Huskies up 3-2 with 10:09 left in the game. He took a pass from Sam Gulmond (Portland, Maine), beat a defender along the right side boards, and lifted a shot from a tough angle past Parker as he skated toward the net.
The Mules tied the game at 3-3 at 4:13 of the third period on a great shift. Colby kept the pressure on for nearly a minute before Brendan Cosgrove (Exeter, N.H.) circled from behind the net and scored. Martin and Tyler Lingel (South Glens Falls, N.Y.) had assists.
After the power play goal by Thibodeau, Colby went on the power play with just 1:53 left in the game after a Southern Maine tripping penalty. The Mules pulled their goaltender with 1:28 to play to have a two-man advantage, but could not get the equalizer.
Josh Hillegas (Middleton, Wis.) stopped 11 of his 20 shots in the third period for USM. Parker made 26 stops for the Mules.
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Shares of tech giant Apple are up over 1% in early morning trading reaching as high at $580 – helped by a bullish report from analyst Glen Yeung of Citigroup as reported this morning by Forbes writer Eric Savitz. Likewise, early sales indicators from the Black Friday weekend points to another monster quarter for Apple. Many analysts point to the fact that Apple had not had to offer significant discounts of its iPad mini as a sign of strong demand.
Ahead of the shopping season, analysts had initially projected iPad mini sales to reach an estimated 5 million units. However, with the device commanding such interest from retailers such as Walmart and Best Buy, it is not out of the realm of possibility that Apple might exceed that total before Christmas on its way to at least 6.5 million units.
This would be more than enough to help the company exceed its initial EPS and revenue guidance of $11.75 and $52 billion respectively for the report due in January. Although these numbers disappointed investors, the company is notorious for under-projecting to over-deliver. What this means is that when it is all said and done, Apple might once again reclaim its lead as the mobile device king even though Microsoft's Surface tablet as well as Google's Nexus 7 have entered the market.
From an investment perspective, it's hard not to like the stock at any price under $600. The stock has rebounded nicely after dropping as much as 30% a recent to low of $505. The decline was largely due to concerns over the "fiscal cliff." However, shares seem poised to regain the $600 mark.
The only question is how soon will it happen and where will it go from there? With shares reaching $580, this puts the stock just a tad over 3% away from that all-important psychological benchmark. Whether it happens this week or not remains to be seen, but the long term story of Apple has not changed and investors are beginning to see how irrational of a correction it just experienced.
Really? Big deal there.
I don't see $600 as any kind of psychological barrier; the already achieved $700 possibly, and $800 probably. But $600? No way…
Thanks Richard,
Another great post!
Even though Apple guided to $11.75 EPS, they guided to $52billion in Revenue…that is simply massive. Many fail to realize that Apple is being ultra conservative here is they refreshed the ENTIRE product line ahead of the holidays. This puts them at the height of the cost curve which will improve very quickly. Look for MUCH HIGHER EPS when they report.


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DANVILLE — The Danville High School forensics team garnered 117 points to win the Pennsylvania High School Speech League District 9 Championship at the competition held at Midd-West High School in Middleburg recently. As well as continuing the district sweepstakes tradition — Danville has been the champion for 17 of the last 18 years — 15 students will represent the school at the PA High School Speech League state championships to be held March 22-23 at Susquehanna University. These students placed in the top three of their respective events to qualify to states:
In Lincoln-Douglas debate, Meaghan McDonald took first place and Barron Williams, second. The three-person team finishing second in Parliamentary debate was Kat Baum, Monica Burke, and Hannah Anderson. First and second places in Congressional Senate debate were won by Talha Mukhtar and Alec Leiby.
In Speech events, David Crone placed first in Commentary; Steven Zhang and Megan Moro were first and second in Extemporaneous Speech.
Interpretive competitors Jenna Cole and Christina Perez were second place winners in Duo Interpretation, Chris Morgan took second in Humorous Interpretation, Jess Yoder was third in Dramatic Interpretation, and Taylor Mahaffy finished second in Poetry Interpretation.
Additionally, four students will serve as alternates to the state tournament in their respective events: Ben Fait and Ryan Conrad in Public Forum debate, Andy Nguyen in Persuasive speech, and Avani Chopra in Poetry Interpretation.
The Pennsylvania High School Speech League was founded in 1961, and membership comprises more than 150 schools divided into fourteen districts. Its overall purpose is to stimulate through educational competition an understanding and appreciation of all areas of speech. Danville High School is also a member of the Catholic Forensics League and the National Forensics League. Students will be competing in early March at national qualifying tournaments in these two leagues.


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Isn't it ironic that the Retro Television Network, which carries classic television shows, is going to be saved locally by a technological advance?
RTN, which was carried on WNGS until late January, is expected to return shortly on the third digital channel of WGRZ-TV, the Gannett-owned NBC affiliate.
Thanks to digital, stations can have four separate channels. WGRZ-TV already carries a second channel, Weather Plus (which NBC is expected to shutdown shortly). RTN will be its third.
According to RTN officials, the Buffalo market has been the most interested in the return of "The Rockford Files," "Magnum, P.I." and other classic shows.
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Perez Named To Mexico's U-20 World Cup Roster
Midfielder Amanda Perez has earned a spot on the U-20 World Cup Team for Mexico.
Kufeld, Archer Named Husky Captains
Less than a month from players reporting for the season, head coach Lesle Gallimore named team captains on Wednesday.
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Nine TV Games Highlight 2014 Schedule
Washington women's soccer will once again have plenty of visibility with nine televised games with the announcement of the schedule on Wednesday.
Gallimore, Griffin Coach At U.S. U-23 Camp
Washington coaches Lesle Gallimore and Amy Griffin recently participated in the U.S. Women's Soccer U-23 camp as they continue their work with the national teams.
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Fresh off a productive spring, the Husky women's soccer players disperse to play for various club teams.


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Flashlights and batteries were hot items at Target and Home Depot in Silver Spring Friday afternoon as residents prepared for power outages following Hurricane Sandy, expected to hit Maryland late Sunday.
Zeb Ramsey, who lives a few miles from downtown Silver Spring, stocked up on jump boxes for his cars, a flashlight and batteries at Home Depot in Silver Spring. He wanted to be ready this time—after this summer's derecho his home was out of power for 10 days.
"We've got a two-year-old at home so we're anticipating a long power outage so just wanted to make sure we've got a little bit of backup," he said
"I wanted to get out today because I know it's going to get crazy this weekend and this stuff's going to get sold out," Ramsey said.
Joseph Durbin loaded up on regular flashlights and a re-chargeable spotlight at Home Depot.
"I'm going to stock up this time and be ready," he said. The derecho left his Silver Spring home without power for five days.
Mid-afternoon, a sales person at Home Depot announced the flashlight section had already been picked over.
That wasn't bad news for Mickey Lanigan, a Beltsville resident who was stocking up on batteries since she has flashlights at home.
"[Batteries] that's what I ran out of last time," she explained.
She was out of power for four days this summer, so she's preparing for an outage this time.
"I think I'll be fine," Lanigan said. "It'll be easy this time."
By Sunday morning Hurricane Sandy is expected to be off the coast of the Carolinas on a north-bound trajectory. Forecasters see Sandy coming onshore sometime late Sunday or Monday, according to NWS meteorologist Jason Elliott, but we'll feel the impact ahead of that.
"After Sunday," he said, "things keep going downhill."
The area should expect "at least" tropical storm-force winds across the area and heavy rain, Elliott said, but it's too early to tell exactly how fast those winds will blow and how much rain we'll get.
Sandy is already responsible for 21 deaths across the Caribbean, according to NPR, and NWS meteorologist Paul Kocin told Bloomberg News that this could be a storm unlike any we've seen in a while.
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Amesbury 55, Manchester Essex 53
Amesbury point guard Pat Halloran hit a last-second shot at the buzzer, giving Amesbury a 2-0 start to the season. Jack Fortin led the Indians with 14 points, including two 3-pointers in the fourth quarter. Halloran had 12 points and nine rebounds. Devlin Gobeil added nine points and eight rebounds. Curran O'Connor had eight points and seven rebounds.
Newburyport 50, Triton 33
Senior Colt Fontaine led Newburyport (1-1) with 16 points and eight rebounds. Freshman Danny Baribeault added 11 points. Junior Dillon Guthro had seven points and 13 rebounds. Ian Michaels and Adam Traxler played well defensively.
Triton 48, Marblehead 24
For Triton (3-2), Cody Nixon (132 lbs., 0:26), Luke Boyle (138 lbs., 0:41), Jesse Caldwell (152 lbs., 1:28), Mark Boyle (160 lbs., 1:42) and Clay Bruneau (182 lbs., 2:28) won by fall. Dave Manning (220 lbs.), Victor Ramirez (120 lbs.) and Jared Stanley (145 lbs.) won by forfeit.
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Pentucket 3, Newton North 3
Pentucket (1-1-1) led 3-1 after two periods before escaping with a point.


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Alli Webster threw a one-hit shutoutand went 3 for 4 with a pair of home runs in Charlestown's 8-0 win over Henryville on Wednesday.
Webster struck out five Hornets and had four RBIs.
Alyssa Price also went 3 for 4. She had two doubles, a home run and three runs knocked in.
"We hit the ball very well against a talented Henryville team," Charlestown coach Kevin Zollman said.
NEXT: Charlestown (16-3) hosts Southwestern, tonight; Henryville at Austin, tonight.
• Clarksville rallies past Rebels: Trailing 1-0 in the fourth, Alli Sparkman tripled and scored on a Brooke Lucas sacrifice fly to put host Clarksville even with South Central.
One inning later, the Generals scored three times and went on to a 4-1 victory.
Bailey Sharp held the Rebels to one run on one hit and struck out 10.
"She pitched pretty well," Clarksville coach Tim Hauber said. "She was in command pretty much the whole game."
Sparkman went 2 for 3 and Sharp had a double for the Generals.
NEXT: Clarksville (9-13) hosts New Albany, Thursday.
• Pioneers drop Madison: Providence scored five times in the third inning to take a 7-3 lead over Madison en route to a 9-5 victory.
Lillian Hughes went 2 for 3 with three runs batted in and Morgan Boone and Meredith Endris each with 2 for 3 with a pair of runs. Jordyn Stingel had a double for the Pioneers.
Kristan Markland picked up the win without surrendering an earned run in three innings.
NEXT: Providence (18-8) hosts Salem, Friday.
• Generals second in three way: Clarksville shot a 201 to finish second at a three-way meet with North Harrison and Austin at Wooded View on Wednesday.
North Harrison won the meet with 165. Nick Cappola led the Generals with a 39.
NEXT: Clarksville at Mid-Southern Conference, Saturday at Wooded View.
• Pioneers whip Scottsburg: Providence scored 17 runs in the first two innings and beat Scottsburgh 19-1 on Wednesday. George Knott and Cristian Ensley each had triples for the Pioneers. Nick Campbell and Jon Davis had a double apiece. Austin Dickey earned the victory on the mound.
On Tuesday, Davis was the winning pitcher and helped his cause with a home run in Providence's 7-2 win at Austin. Davis and teammates Justin Starr and Dickey each collected two hits.
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You may have noticed that ads displayed on Google are starting to look a little more discrete. In days gone by they were pushed to the right hand side of the browser, were clearly marked as Sponsored Links, made heavy use of mixed case in the display URL, and the few that were placed above the organic listings were clearly highlighted with a strong background colour.
Today we see ads that are physically closer to the organic listings, Sponsored Links has been replaced by Ads, display URLs have to use lower case in the domain portion, and the now-common ads above the organic listings use such a subtle pale yellow background that it's almost impossible to notice on my monitor.
The ads are slowly but surely blending in with the organic results.
Google have to balance between three quite distinct interests: Google themselves, their advertisers, and the searchers – the people who use Google to find what they're looking for.
It appears that the searchers are now being pushed slightly down the order of priorities.
Advertisers will start to see increased click through rates, and Google will make more money.
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Some predictions for the 2011-2012 NAHL season
2011-2012 Texas Tornado Season Preview
A listing of prospects from the NAHL Showcase tournament.
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Report on '90 and '91 birthdates at the NAHL Showcase
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The Norfolk Admirals have hired USHL and NAHL veteran head coach Jon Cooper to lead the Norfolk Admirals in 2010-11.
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Access Curriculum Framework
The ACCESS Curriculum Framework is a framework for instructional decision-making that supports intentional teaching, integrated curriculum and inquiry. Co-authored by University of Dayton early childhood faculty Dr. Shauna Adams, Dr. Joni Baldwin, Ms. Joy Comingore, and science educator, Dr. Mary Kay Kelly, the curriculum works with children ages birth through age 8 and has even been effective in middle school classrooms. The framework has been developed and field tested in a wide variety of settings including child care, Head Start, preschool special education, and public and Catholic kindergarten and primary grades. With a focus on integrated curriculum, ACCESS can be particularly useful in Catholic schools that wish to maximize instructional time and embed Catholic identity throughout the entire curriculum. Learn more >>
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Intentional teaching that inspires teachers and children to create and connect curriculum around important science topics
ACCESS is not a curriculum but rather a framework for decision-making that has been developed and implemented at the University of Dayton's demonstration school, the Bombeck Family Learning Center (Bombeck Center). The work reflects years of partnerships with teachers who work with children and families in poverty as well as with teachers of children and children with special learning needs.
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Karen's Nutty FudgeUser Submitted Recipe
" Rich and filled with nuts!"
6 c. sugar
3 sticks unsalted butter
1 large can Evaporated Milk
2 packages semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 large jar Marshmallow Creme
2 t. vanilla
2 c. pecans, chopped [ NOT pieces ]
1 c. walnuts, chopped
1 c. cashews, chopped
Mix sugar, butter, and evaporated milk into a large heavy pot.
Bring this to a rolling boil.
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Lower the heat, and let it continue to softly bubble for 10 minutes, stirring often. At the end of the 10 minutes, remove it from all heat, and stir in the chocolate chips, marshmallow creme, nuts, and vanilla.
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International round up: Adebayor on target for Togo (From Haringey Independent)
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Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor scores for Togo while Hugo Lloris and Jan Vertonghen are also in action
12:28pm Thursday 15th November 2012 in Spurs By Tom Bodell
Tottenham striker Emmanuel Adebayor added to his international goal tally on Wednesday night, scoring for Togo in their friendly against Morocco.
The 28 year-old forward scored the only goal of the game in Casablanca 16 minutes from time when his shot went in off the post.
Goalkeeper Hugo Lloris might not have had much club action since his deadline day arrival at White Hart Lane, but the Frenchman remains number one for les Bleus.
The France captain played the full 90 minutes for Didier Deschamps' side who came from behind to beat Italy 2-1 in a prestigious friendly.
Cesare Prandelli named a strong Italy XI as well and they took the lead through Stephan El-Shaarway before Matheiu Valbuena and Bafetimbi Gomis won the game for France.
Defender Jan Vertonghen played the full 90 minutes for Belgium as they went down 2-1 in Bucharest to Romania.
Aston Villa's Christian Benteke got the Belgian's goal before Romani won it through Alexandru Maxim and Gabriel Torje.
Sandro was not involved for Brazil as they drew 1-1 with Colombia in New Jersey.
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Based on the true story of Bondurant's grandfather and two granduncles, this is a story of brotherhood, greed, and murder. White mule, white lightning, firewater, popskull, wild cat, stump whiskey, or rotgut -- whatever you called it, Franklin County, Virginia was awash in moonshine during Prohibition. When Sherwood Anderson, the journalist and author of Winesburg, Ohio, was covering a story there, he christened it the "wettest county in the world."
In the twilight of his career, Anderson finds himself driving along dusty red roads trying to find the Bondurant brothers, piece together the clues linking them to "The Great Franklin County Moonshine Conspiracy," and break open the silence that shrouds Franklin County. Check catalog for availability.