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Soccer - Girls Varsity
Captains: Allie Brazo, Camryn Biasin, Hannah Cooke, and Keunna Dill
From September through November, the Berkshire Girls Soccer Program instills in each player the values of teamwork, tenacity, and good character, both on and off the field.
The varsity girls are a member of the NEPSAC Class B Conference and play a competitive schedule, including top Class A and Class B teams.
With several players competing at the highest levels of women's college soccer and many others continuing to play well beyond Berkshire, the
The 2012 Girls Varsity Soccer team had an outstanding season. They finished the regular season with 9-4-1 record which enabled the team to reach the Class B New England playoffs for the second year in a row. With a hard fought win over Wilbraham Munson in the quarterfinals, the Bears faced The Rivers School in the semi-finals. Although the Bears did not advance to the finals, the quarterfinal win
was a big step forward for the program.
In 2013 the Bears will once again strive for a playoff spot in the Class B tournament. With eleven players returning and the addition of several talented new students, the Bears have high hopes for the
season and playoffs. The focus early on in the season will be building team chemistry and playing quality soccer. Seventeen players will be attending a preseason camp in late August to get a jumpstart on the season. We hope this experience will bring us together as a team and help us to prepare for our demading prep schedule, which starts on September 18th with a rematch of the quarterfinal game against Wilbraham Munson.
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Kyla Rabb '13
Bates College
Meghan McKenna '13
Dalhousie University
Kelsey West '12
St. Lawrence University
Chelsea Preston '12
Connecticut College
Ruby Fee '12
University of Connecticut
Ansley Flanagan
Bates College


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Lenny Kravitz has announced the release of his documentary Looking Back On Love which chronicles the making of the critically acclaimed album Black and White America. The film is available for purchase on iTunes here.
Twenty-two years after he exploded onto the music scene, Lenny Kravitz created the album he was born to make. This documentary, Looking Back On Love, follows the journey behind the making of Kravitz's 9th studio album, Black And White America. An in depth look at the sessions that initially started out as a three-month recording project, Looking Back On Love is a full-on rock and roll music production. Filmed by GRAMMY-Award nominee Mathieu Bitton, viewers will experience the Bahamian culture through a day-to-day look at Lenny's life, and watch the artist create and record the songs at his Bahamas home studio, Gregory Town Sound.
The film includes exclusive interviews spanning more than two years and showcases the artist discussing his creative process, his influences and the recording of the songs themselves. The spotlight is also on Lenny's recording techniques, showcasing his musical partner Craig Ross, New Orleans legend Trombone Shorty, and long time collaborators, George Laks, Harold Todd and Michael Hunter at work at Gregory Town Sound. The film also features in depth examination of the album's title song; Lenny's personal history about his upbringing in a mixed family, the 2008 election of President Obama and the message of love that Lenny has been preaching for over 20 years.
Regarded as one of the preeminent rock musicians of our time, Lenny Kravitz has transcended genre, style, race and class into a 20-year musical career, one which revels in the rich influences of '60s and '70s soul, rock and funk. He has been a musical force since his debut with the now iconic album, Let Love Rule. Kravitz's talents as a writer, producer and multi-instrumentalist have resonated through nine studio albums into a timeless catalog. He has won four consecutive GRAMMY Awards, setting a record for the most wins in the "Best Male Rock Vocal Performance" category. Additionally, Kravitz has also been nominated for another six GRAMMY awards.
Having sold over 38 million albums worldwide, Lenny Kravitz's musical success has afforded him many opportunities to fulfill his creative vision beyond the recording industry. The artist appeared in a supporting role in the critically-acclaimed film Precious, and the box office smash film The Hunger Games, as Cinna. He will reprise this role in the second film and also just wrapped shooting on Lee Daniel's The Butler (Weinstein) alongside Jane Fonda, Oprah Winfrey and Cuba Gooding Jr.
Kravitz can currently be found in the studio recording his next album.
"Looking Back On Love" Film Available on iTunes January 29th
Twenty-two years after he exploded onto the music scene, Lenny Kravitz creates the album he was born to make. The documentary, "Looking Back On Love", follows the journey behind the making of Kravitz's recently released 9th studio album, Black and White America. An in depth look at the sessions that initially started out as a three-month recording project, "Looking Back On Love' is a full-on rock and roll music production. Filmed by GRAMMY-Award nominee Mathieu Bitton, viewers will experience the Bahamian culture through a day-to-day look at Lenny's life, and watch the artist create and record the songs at his newly builty Bahamas home studio, Gregory Town Sound. The film includes exclusive interviews spanning more than two years and showcases the artist discussing his creative process, his influences and the recording of the songs themselves. The spotlight is also on Lenny's recording techniques, showcasing his musical partner Craig Ross, New Orleans legend Trombone Shorty, and long time collaborators, George Laks, Harold Todd and Michael Hunter at work at Gregory Town Sound. The film also features in depth examination of the album's title song; Lenny's personal history about his upbringining in a mixed family, the election of President Obama and the message of love that Lenny has been preaching for over 20 years.
View the trailer for "Looking Back On Love"
Make sure to tune into the 35th Annual Kennedy Center Honors on CBS on Wednesday, December 26 to see Lenny perform in a tribute to honorees Led Zeppelin.
AN EXTRAORDINARY MIX OF RENOWNED ARTISTS GATHER IN WASHINGTON, D.C., TO SALUTE THIS YEAR'S HONOREES AT "THE 35th
Buddy Guy, Dustin Hoffman, David Letterman, Natalia Makarova and Led Zeppelin (John Paul Jones, Jimmy Page, and Robert Plant) Are the Honorees For The 35th Anniversary Of This Acclaimed Annual Special
Caroline Kennedy Hosts For The 10th Consecutive Year
President and Mrs. Barack Obama Attend Gala Alongside Honorees
George Stevens, Jr. and Michael Stevens produce
Performers and Presenters Include Alec Baldwin, Jeff Beck, Jack Black, Jason Bonham, Tracy Chapman, Gary Clark, Jr., Billy Connolly, Robert De Niro, Tina Fey, Foo Fighters, Morgan Freeman, Beth Hart, Judith Jamison, Kid Rock, Jimmy Kimmel, Lenny Kravitz, Laura Osnes, Bonnie Raitt, Ray Romano, Liev Schreiber, Jimmie Vaughan, Naomi Watts, Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson
Alina Cojacaru, Angel Corella, Marcello Gomes, David Hallberg, Julie Kent, Veronica Part and Tiler Peck Perform in Tribute to Natalia Makarova.
CHEAT TWEET: Buddy Guy, Dustin Hoffman, David Letterman, Natalia Makarova & Led Zeppelin are 2012 #kchonors! Watch Dec. 26 on CBS http://bit.ly/YI8exI
Eminent artists, friends and peers of this year's honorees converged in Washington, D.C., to perform and present tributes at THE 35TH ANNUAL KENNEDY CENTER HONORS, an entertainment special to be broadcast Wednesday, Dec. 26 (9:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, with Caroline Kennedy as host for the 10th consecutive year.
The annual event recognizes recipients for their lifetime contributions to American culture through the performing arts. Short biographical films are created to trace the life and career of each honoree.
President and Mrs. Barack Obama were seated with the honorees in the Presidential Box of the Opera House at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, after hosting the traditional White House reception for the honorees.
Host Caroline Kennedy opened the festivities by quoting poet Ralph Waldo Emerson, who said, "Congratulate yourselves if you have done something strange and extravagant and broken the monotony of a decorous age." Kennedy then said, "Tonight we salute Honorees who, through their artistry and daring, have banished monotony and provided extravagant pleasure and joy to audiences the world over. On the signature wall behind me are the names of those who have gone before. To this splendid company we now add our Class of 2012."
· With primal sounds at once beautiful and dangerous, these English lads built a band that gave new dimension to rock, and earned from an admiring world a 'Whole Lotta Love';
· a tall drink of water from Indiana who aspired to be Johnny, and earned a late night throne for a guy named Dave;
· a Louisiana sharecropper's son who made his way to 'Sweet Home Chicago' and became America's champion of the blues;
· a lithe beauty from St. Petersburg whose passion and elegance filled movement with meaning, giving new excitement to the words 'Prima Ballerina';
· as a 'Graduate,' a 'Midnight Cowboy,' a 'Little Big Man,' a 'Rain Man' and even as a 'Tootsie,' this actor redefined the movies' idea of a leading man. These are our 2012 Kennedy Center Honorees."
2009 Kennedy Center Honoree Robert De Niro began the tribute to Hoffman noting that he met him at a party in 1968. "I was his waiter. It was an instant connection when he said to me, 'How's the flounder.'" He concluded, "Dustin is one of the best character actors, best movie stars, best leading men to ever hit the stage or screen. Dustin, you make me proud to be an actor. And I'm proud to call you my friend."
After the film about Dustin Hoffman, the stage was set as an acting class. Billy Connolly, who starred in Dustin Hoffman's directorial debut, "Quartet," recalls, "In 'Tootsie,' Dustin Hoffman played a driven, meticulous actor. It is said that in looking for inspiration for that character, Dustin found it in… Dustin Hoffman.
Liev Schreiber, along with his wife, actress Naomi Watts, continued the tribute. Said Shreiber, "Watching Dustin, I saw what acting could be. At its best. I'd never seen anyone create characters like that before – so incredibly life-like and detailed, yet still, somehow… something more than real." Watts continued, "About 15 years ago, I got a call. I was invited to meet Dustin Hoffman for a film he was directing. I was not allowed to read the script in advance, so I felt completely unprepared to meet the master. The man I grew up watching, the giant, the real deal. I had a 30-minute slot. What I learned in those few hours with Dustin was more valuable to me than a lifetime of acting classes." Dustin's iconic images are projected on screen and the tribute concluded with Laura Osnes singing a special rendition, "I've Grown Accustomed to Your Face."
1999 Kennedy Center Honoree Judith Jamison, paid tribute to the Russian-born prima ballerina Natalia Makarova. "'I responded to destiny.' That's what Natalia Makarova said in London just before her 30th birthday. She was touring with Russia's fabulous Kirov Ballet. She knew she needed new choreography to fulfill her promise as a dancer, so she made the brave decision to make a new life in the West." Jamison concluded, "Natalia, your passion and your artistry are loved around the world. On behalf of dancers everywhere, Bravo."
The tribute to Makarova begins with young dancer Grace Ann Pierce, from the American Ballet Theatre's Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis School, dancing to the Chopin Prelude in A Major, Op. 28 No. 7. This was followed by seven of today's most acclaimed dancers performing Makaroava's signature roles. New York City Ballet principal dancer Tiler Peck, performing Jerome Robbins' "Other Dances," Royal Ballet of London principal dancer Alina Cojocaru and Angel Corella, the Artistic Director and principal dancer of the Barcelona Ballet, presented a pas de deux from the "Giselle;" American Ballet Theatre principal dancers David Hallberg and Julie Kent performed a moving rendition of the balcony pas de deux from "Romeo and Juliet." Finally, an awe-inspiring rendition of "Black Swan," was performed by American Ballet Theatre principal dancers Marcelo Gomes and Veronica Part.
2008 Kennedy Center Honoree Morgan Freeman paid tribute to multiple Grammy Award-winning American blues guitarist and jazz singer Buddy Guy, stating, "I first heard the blues sitting on my grandmother's porch in Mississippi – we called it "gut bucket music. Buddy Guy, your blues brought us together...Congratulations to you, my friend and you know what I think. I think that's something to sing about."
Tracy Chapman opens the blues tribute with "Hound Dog" from Buddy's mentor, Big Mama Thornton. Buddy and Junior Wells also covered "Hound Dog" on their seminal album Hoodoo Man Blues. Gary Clark, Jr., the heir to the Chicago Blues tradition, makes his primetime network debut covering Guitar Slim's "The Things that I Used to Do" with Jimmie Vaughan. Beth Hart makes her network work debut (Like Joss Stone for James Brown in 2003) and Bettye LaVette for Townshend and Daltrey in 2008) covering "I'd Rather Go Blind" with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, Jeff Beck. Bonnie Raitt then brings the audience to its feet with the song Buddy made most famous, "Sweet Home Chicago
Tina notes that "David Letterman began his career as a choreographer and black opera star in the early 1950s, just so one day he could qualify for this award." Fey says Letterman is "Professor Emeritis at the Here's Some More Rope Institute," and concludes, "Tonight, we declare it officially: my mom was right, David Letterman is an American treasure, like the Grand Canyon, or the Chicago skyline, or the top two Kardashians."
Alec Baldwin, a frequent guest on the Late Show, explores the idea of "cooking something up that would get him out of his comfort zone . . .so tonight we're giving him the Kennedy Center Award." Jimmy Kimmel and Ray Romano joined the tribute. Kimmel spoke of Letterman as one of his idols. "When I turned 16, I blew out the candles on a "Late Night with David Letterman" cake; my first car had a L8NITE vanity plate; I drew pictures of Dave on the cover of all of my textbooks; to me, it wasn't just a TV show. It was the reason I would fail to make love to a live woman for many many years to come." He concluded, "You are my hero – and you are a hero to most everyone in this room – with the possible exception of the people who came to see the ballerina."
Romano, who got his start as a comedian and actor through the help of David Letterman, said, "I don't want to get schmaltzy. I'm not good at that, but you know what, the hell with it. My father passed away, I never told him I loved him, Dave. I know you're only 65, you look good, the heart's working, but I ain't taking any chances. . . I love you Dave Letterman!" Faye, Baldwin, Romano and Kimmel conclude the tribute together joking about being on the air with Dave.
Actor Jack Black introduced the tribute to the legendary rock band Led Zeppelin, saying, "Led Zeppelin… the greatest rock and roll band of all time… yeah, I said it. Better than the Beatles. Better than the Stones… even better than Tenacious D. If you don't agree with me, it's because you never did the Zeppelin marathon." Black continued, "They say that Led Zeppelin sold their souls to Satan… come on guys, you know you did. There is no other way to explain your ungodly talent. I just want to say thank you… because while you suffer in the burning pit of Hell, the human race will cherish your heavenly jams till the end of time. A small price to pay. Best band ever."
The tribute to Led Zeppelin commenced with an rousing performance of "Rock and Roll" by the Foo Fighters, "Ramble On" by Kid Rock and "Whole Lotta Love" by Lenny Kravitz. Finally, Jason Bonham, the son of the late Led Zeppelin drummer John Bonham, along with Ann Wilson and Nancy Wilson from the rock band Heart, rocked the house with an amazing performance of "Stairway to Heaven" that brought the evening to its rousing conclusion.
THE 35TH ANNUAL KENNEDY CENTER HONORS is a production of the Stevens Company in association with the Kennedy Center. George Stevens, Jr. produced and co-wrote the Honors for the 35th year. Stevens and his Honors producing partner Michael Stevens were awarded their fourth consecutive Emm
yfor Outstanding Variety, Musical or Comedy Special in September.
The KENNEDY CENTER HONORS telecast has also been recognized with the Peabody Award for Outstanding Meritorious Service to Broadcasting and seven awards from the Writers Guild of America.
Eminent artists, friends and peers of this year's seven Honorees (Pictured here left to right standing: John Paul Johns, Jimmy Page, Robert Plant, David Letterman; Left to right seated: Buddy Guy, Natalia Makarova, Dustin Hoffman) converged in Washington, D.C. last night (Sunday, Dec. 2) to present entertaining and heartfelt tributes at THE 35TH ANNUAL KENNEDY CENTER HONORS, an entertainment special to be broadcast Wednesday, Dec. 26 (9:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network, with Caroline Kennedy as host for the 10th consecutive year.
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CLtS effectively forbids method load-time precomputation of effective methods (which I think is either yet another oversight, or bad language design). Found by Paul Dietz. Set *max-emf-precomputation-methods* to > 0 to allow precomputation of effective methods at method load-time for generic functions having less than the specified number of methods. * src/pcl/dfun.lisp (*max-emf-precomputation-methods*): Set to 0. * src/pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL"): Export *max-emf-precomputation-methods*.
* src/pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL"): Export no-primary-method. * src/pcl/defcombin.lisp (compute-effective-method): Use %no-primary-method.
Support for inlineing of methods in effective methods. * src-emf/docs/cmu-user/extensions.tex (Inlineing Methods in Effective Methods): New subsection. * src-emf/pcl/combin.lisp: (method-function-name, make-direct-call, make-direct-calls) (call-method-list-methods): New functions. (memf-test-converter, memf-code-converter): Arrange for generating funcalls instead of invoke- macros. * src-emf/pcl/boot.lisp (*inline-methods-in-emfs*): New variable. (expand-defmethod): If set, arrange for inlineing fast method functions. * src-emf/pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL"): Export flush-emf-cache. * src-emf/pcl/fngen.lisp (flush-emf-cache): New function.
Code cleanup. Use EXTENSIONS package to reduce clutter. * src/pcl/defsys.lisp ("PCL", "WALKER"): Use ext. * src/pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL", "WALKER"): Use ext. * src/pcl/*.lisp: Remove ext: prefixes. * src/pcl/low.lisp (symbolicate*): Renamed from symbolicate. * src/pcl/std-class.lisp (shared-initialize): * src/pcl/defs.lisp (get-built-in-class-symbol) (get-built-in-wrapper-symbol): * src/pcl/braid.lisp (initial-classes-and-wrappers) (bootstrap-meta-braid): Use symbolicate*. * src/pcl/macros.lisp (dolist-carefully): Removed. (true, false, zero): Moved to defclass.lisp. (printing-random-thing-internal): Removed. (printing-random-thing): Removed. (rassq): Removed. (*keyword-package*): Removed. (make-keyword): Removed; import from cl. (memq, delq, assq): Macros removed, import from ext. (get-declaration): Moved to boot.lisp, where it's used. * src/pcl/boot.lisp (get-declaration): Moved here from macros.lisp. * src/pcl/methods.lisp (named-object-print-function, print-object): * src/pcl/low.lisp (print-std-instance): * src/pcl/dfun.lisp (print-dfun-info): * src/pcl/cache.lisp (print-cache, print-wrapper): * src/pcl/boot.lisp (make-early-gf): Use print-unreadable-object instead of printing-random-thing. * src/pcl/defclass.lisp (true, false, zero): Moved here from macros.lisp. * src/pcl/methods.lisp (legal-qualifiers-p) (legal-specializers-p): Use dolist.
* pcl/boot.lisp (parse-defmethod): Rewritten for clarity. Signal an error for most cases of null qualifiers. Improve DESCRIBE on generic functions. * pcl/env.lisp (method-specialized-lambda-list): New function. (describe-object): Use it, and use generic-function-lambda-list. * pcl/methods.lisp (generic-function-pretty-arglist) (method-pretty-arglist): Remove. * pcl/generic-functions.lisp (generic-function-pretty-arglist) (method-pretty-arglist): Remove. AMOP compliance fixes: Reintroduce class METAOBJECT, make GENERIC-FUNCTION a subclass of STANDARD-OBJECT, remove STD-OBJECT. This basically reverts a change of dtc from 1998. * code/describe.lisp (describe-instance): Check for standard-object, not pcl::std-object. * pcl/pkg.lisp ("PCL", "CLOS-MOP"): Export more stuff. * pcl/generic-functions.lisp: Remove some of the useless comments. * pcl/slots.lisp (slot-value-using-class, setf slot-value-using-class) (slot-boundp-using-class, slot-makunbound-using-class): Specialize on standard-object. * pcl/slots-boot.lisp (get-optimized-std-accessor-method-function): Remove an std-class-p case. * pcl/methods.lisp (update-std-or-str-methods): Use standard-object instead of std-object. (mec-all-classes-internal): Use *the-class-standard-object* instead of *the-class-std-object*. (class-test): Don't consider *the-class-std-object*. * pcl/low.lisp (pcl-instance-p) [deftransform]: Use standard-object instead of std-object. * pcl/init.lisp (update-instance-for-different-class) (update-instance-for-redefined-class): Specialize on standard-object instead of std-object. * pcl/dfun.lisp (accessor-values-internal, make-accessor-table) (make-accessor-table): Use *the-class-standard-object* instead of *the-class-std-object*. * pcl/defs.lisp (toplevel): Don't declare *the-class-std-object* special. (standard-object): Single superclass slot-object. (metaobject): New class. (std-object): Class removed. (specializer): Superclass metaobject. (definition-source-mixin, plist-mixin): Superclass standard-object, no metaclass. (documentation-mixin, dependent-update-mixin): No metaclass. (slot-definition, method, generic-function, method-combination): Superclass metaobject. * pcl/cache.lisp (raise-metatype): Don't consider std-class. * pcl/braid.lisp (bootstrap-meta-braid): Don't braid std-class. (bootstrap-initialize-class): Don't consider std-class.
* pkg.lisp ("CLOS-MOP"): Export some more symbols.
* bootfiles/18e/boot[12].lisp: Bootstrap files for the lisp:class = pcl:class part. To get it booted from 18e, cross-compile using boot1.lisp as bootstrap.lisp in pmai's build scripts, then do a normal compile with boot2.lisp as bootstrap.lisp with the resulting Lisp. * code/byte-interp.lisp, code/defstruct.lisp, code/describe.lisp: * code/error.lisp, code/exports.lisp, code/hash-new.lisp: * code/hash.lisp, code/macros.lisp, code/misc.lisp: * code/package.lisp, code/pred.lisp, code/sharpm.lisp, code/type.lisp: * compiler/dump.lisp, compiler/fndb.lisp, compiler/globaldb.lisp: * compiler/proclaim.lisp, compiler/typetran.lisp, compiler/xref.lisp: * compiler/generic/primtype.lisp, compiler/generic/vm-type.lisp: Changes for to use kernel::class etc. * code/class.lisp (toplevel): Shadow class, built-in-class etc. (class): Give it conc-name %class-. (toplevel) [#+bootstrap-lisp-class=pcl-class]: Define old accessors. (everywhere): Use new class accessors. * compiler/generic/vm-fndb.lisp (%make-instance): Change from unsafe to flushable and movable. * code/ntrace.lisp (expand-trace, untrace): Changes for method tracing. * code/profile.lisp (profile, profile-all, unprofile): Method profiling. * pcl/*.text, pcl/bench.lisp, pcl/extensions.lisp: * pcl/fast-init.lisp, pcl/precom1.lisp, pcl/precom4.lisp: * pcl/structure-class.lisp, pcl/user-instances.lisp: Removed. * tools/pclcom.lisp: Changes for my PCL and lisp:class = pcl::class.
Entomotomy Bug: pcl-exports-obsolete-pre-ansi-symbols Remove the symbols GENERIC-FLET, GENERIC-LABELS, and WITH-ADDED-METHODS, which have been obsoleted by ANSI, from the package exports in pkg.lisp, as suggested by Gerd Moellmann.
Removed the shadowed version of dotimes from PCL, replacing it with normal cl:dotimes, introducing explicit fixnum declarations where they weren't obviously unnecessary. Based on a patch by Gerd Moellmann.
Huge patch by Gerd Moellmann that removes PCL::ITERATE and PCL::GATHER* in favor of normal CL constructs. In a similar vein to SBCL, this patch also replaces all uses of #'(lambda ...) by just (lambda ...), and removes now-dated looking quotes in front of self-evaluating objects, like keywords and t/nil. The patch has been slightly frobbed by me, to correct a couple of slight oversights, and make more effective use of the loop facility in a number of places.
Missed part of the SIMPLE-PROGRAM-ERROR changes to PCL, which imports the SIMPLE-PROGRAM-ERROR into PCL.
Slightly mangled patch by Gerd Moellmann to remove PCL's own version of destructuring-bind in favour of the ANSI CL version already in CMUCL.
From Eric Marsden: Remove the *features* :cltl2, :draft-ansi-cl and :x3j13 to be ANSI compliant. I guess this might break some old code, but ANSI explicitly prohibits cohabitation of these with :ansi-cl.
Remove all #+ and #- conditionals from the source code. What is left is essentially Common Lisp except for explicit references to things in CMUCL specific packages.
Add CMUCL style file-comments; from Peter Van Eynde.
Rework the PCL class hierarchy to better match the disjoint instance and funcallable-instance types within CMUCL. Add the new class funcallable-standard-object, and the new class std-object as a superclass of both standard-object and funcallable-standard-object. Generic-functions are now funcallable-standard-objects implemented as FINs and disjoint from standard-objects which are implemented as instances in CMUCL, fixing some problems in the type system. This change moves the PCL implementation away from the MOP specification which requires that generic-functions be standard-objects. However ANSI CL does not require generic functions to be standard-objects and the MOP author Gregor Kiczales suggests it is appropriate for generic functions to be disjoint from standard-objects.
Export describe-object from the PCL and LISP packages.
Export find-class, class-name, class-of and builtin-class from MOP package. These operate on the PCL class structure rather than the cmucl class structure.
Rewrite the package file to use defpackage. Clean out conditionals for ancient architectures. Add a CLOS-MOP package definition (nicknamed MOP) that exports those PCL symbols that are defined in AMOP. MOP shadows a few Lisp symbols like find-class that need to work on PCL class objects.
This commit brings the PCL repository up to release 17f and also includes the changes in the X86 1.03.7 kit. Although the 1.03.7 changes were already in the repository, the other files appear to be of early vintage and do not work with a 17f system. Hopefully all is correctly synched now.
This is September 92 PCL.
This is July 92 PCL
This is March-92-PCL-2a.
Don't shadow SYMBOL-MACROLET because I've now taught PCL to deal with the real SYMBOL-MACROLET and we want it to use that one instead.
Deleted #. in export to be like the distribution.
Shadow SYMBOL-MACROLET, and don't export it at CMU.
Merged with latest PCL version.
Initial CMU version.
Initial revision
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i am a first time mother and my son is almost 9 months old. he hasn't said his first word yet, not even mama or dada. :( he goes back to the dr in a few weeks for his 9 month check up and the dr told us that he should have spoken his first words by time he came back to her. I was just curious to how old most kids are when they speak their first words.
Don't get overly concerned... it's great to hit those milestones when the docs say, but be patient... he's still very young! Babies have their own schedule and just because yours hasn't yet spoken, it's not a big deal. When you go back to your doctor, discuss your concerns. My sense is that it is a long time before your doc will be very concerned. If your doctor has concerns regarding your baby's development, there are many federally funded early intervention services available that will be able to help bridge any gap. My oldest niece didn't speak until she was more than two! With early intervention, my sister had her up to speed by kindergarten and I am proud to say she was just accepted to every one of the colleges she applied for the fall of '13!
I'm glad that you baby is seeing the doc soon, that will clear up any worry that there might be. Is he babbling or making other noises? Speech starts, just like all other developmental milestones on a huge spectrum age wise. So kids start out with mamma, dadda, etc. at a much earlier age than others. Other kids seem to take it all in and then one day have a lot to say. So long as hearing is good (and the doc can address this), then i'd imagine he's just waiting and one day will amaze you with his vocab. Don't worry to much, worry won't help-you are doing everything right. :)
I agree with AnswerDad. I had the same concern about my own daughter, she would babble mamamamama but not connect it to me. It took a bit of work, but we managed to encourage her to speak and understand what she is saying. She is 11 months old now and knows mama, dada, baba, ball, Hippo... and can say the first three, but tries to say the others. I have heard from many parents that first babies tend to take longer learning how to speak. Then when the second baby comes along they have an older brother or sister speaking to them constantly and tend to pick up on speaking earlier and faster. Anyway that is what i have been told.
s2012snow, what the gender of your baby? If boy, I think most boys don't speak early. But girls speak early.
s2012snow, Try to talk to your baby every time your with him/her just like what I did to my baby girl. Now my little girl speaks too much...But anyway some of our neighbors here experience also the same thing with you most especially on baby boy. Our neighbor here, her baby at age 3 yrs only speak M instead of Mama and P instead of papa. But upon reaching age 4 he can completely speak right.
I'm so glad to hear that hearing is not an issue and that this little one is babbling! Great news so far as health. :) I would, as one other poster suggested, talk as much as you can to him. Reading books and listening to music can also help babies make the neurological connections in their brain that they need to develop normally. I think that you are doing a terrific job from everything that you have said. Keep up the good work and keep us in the loop!
Agree with other posters - it's encouraging that he is babbling, cooing, making noises, etc. Usually the milestones of first words, etc. are a general guideline. Not every child will fall into the guidelines exactly - it makes for a world full of unique and individual people. :-) Hope your doctor appointment goes well!
Different babies reach their milestones at different times. If it does concern you, talk to your doctor about it. I also have a 9 month old son and he says dada all the time (he said mama first but then dropped it for dada lol), but he hasn't gotten crawling down yet. He low crawls mostly and can do a few steps of the belly off the floor crawl. Anyway, just ask your doc, but try not to worry about it. It isn't uncommon.
I agree with the idea of speaking with your baby as you speak to adults. Limit baby talk (usually your relatives will do much of their conversation in baby talk to make up for it!) and speak about what you are doing in your daily activities when baby is present.
His gender is male. He is still making progress in making his sounds but no words yet. He turned 9 months on feb 8 and is crawling and pulling himself up with everything. He went from pulling himself across the floor with his arms to pulling up and then started crawling. We do listen to the radio alot and I talk to him all the time so hopefully before long he will start talking back to me. ;) Thanks for all the advice and words of encouragment!!!
It's great to see him hit those milestones! Cherish those moments! They go by quickly!
It sounds like you are on the right track. Just keep watching and keep talking to him! Do keep us posted and have a low tolerance for any concerns that you have.
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The ones who competed for the Florida gymnastics team showed those characteristics Saturday at Pauley Pavilion, and they also had some bite.
Florida was thick-skinned enough to shake off three falls in its first seven routines and icy enough to keep its focus in the Super Six rounds of the NCAA Championships. The Gators overcame those lapses with a series of big scores to get back into it, and then closed out the school's first championship in the sport with an aggressive finish to win a duel with two-time defending champion Alabama.
Florida scored 197.575 despite counting a fall on balance beam. Trailing Alabama by a margin of .025 going into the final rotation, Florida got scores of 9.9 from Bridget Sloan and Mackenzie Caquatto and a punctuating 9.95 from Alaina Johnson to pull away.
Alabama fell apart on the beam to drop to third place, with Oklahoma finishing second.
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"That's what's great about this team," Florida coach Rhonda Faehn said. "What I love about this team is how they rallied and didn't let it affect them."
Had Florida been less resilient, the start of the meet would have been the end of its title hopes. Starting on the balance beam, the Gators had back-to-back falls in the middle of the lineup by Ashanee Dickerson and Kytra Hunter, counting Hunter's 9.325 in a team score of 48.875.
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NCAA Men's XC winners who competed in the Olympics
How many NCAA XC champs have competed in the Olympics? Since Lindgren, I get 19 out of 34, giving Rono and Virgin credit for OG they would have competed in if not for boycotts. Correct me if I missed any.
The list:
1966 Gerry Lindgren, Washington State...........yes
1967 Gerry Lindgren, Washington State...........yes
1968 Michael Ryan, Air Force
1969 Gerry Lindgren, Washington State**........yes
1970 Steve Prefontaine, Oregon**...................yes
1971 Steve Prefontaine, Oregon......................yes
1972 Neil Cusack, East Tennessee State...........yes
1973 Steve Prefontaine, Oregon......................yes
1974 Nick Rose, Western Kentucky..................yes
1975 Craig Virgin, Illinois................................yes (1980 OT 10K winner)
1976 Henry Rono, Washington State...............would have but for boycotts
1977 Henry Rono, Washington State...............ditto
1978 Alberto Salazar, Oregon**.....................yes
1979 Henry Rono, Washington State**.............boycotts
1980 Suleiman Nyambui, UTEP........................yes
1981 Mathews Motschwarateu, UTEP
1982 Mark Scrutton, Colorado
1983 Zakarie Barie, UTEP...............................yes
1984 Ed Eyestone, Brigham Young...................yes
1985 Tim Hacker, Wisconsin **
1986 Aaron Ramirez, Arizona**.......................yes
1987 Joe Falcon, Arkansas
1988 Bob Kennedy, Indiana...........................yes
1989 John Nuttall, Iowa State.........................yes
1990 Jonah Koech, Iowa State
1991 Sean Dollman, Western Kentucky...........yes
1992 Bob Kennedy, Indiana...........................yes
1993 Josephat Kapkory, Washington State
1994 Martin Keino, Arizona**
1995 Godfrey Siamusiye, Arkansas.................yes
1996 Godfrey Siamusiye, Arkansas.................yes
1997 Mebrahtom Keflezighi, UCLA...................yes
1998 Adam Goucher, Colorado.......................yes
1999 David Kimani, South Alabama
2000 Keith Kelly, Providence
2001 Boaz Cheboiywo, Eastern Michigan
2002 Jorge Torres, Colorado............................yes
2003 Dathan Ritzenhein, Colorado...................yes
2004 Simon Bairu, Wisconsin
2005 Simon Bairu, Wisconsin
2006 Josh Rohatinsky, Brigham Young
2007 Josh McDougal, Liberty
2008 Galen Rupp, Oregon................................yes
2009 Sam Chelanga, Liberty
2010 Sam Chelanga, Liberty
2011 Lawi Lalang, Arizona
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John Nuttall competed in the 1996 5000m representing Great Britain. I'm pretty sure it's the same guy.
There is a Zakariah Barie representing Tanzania at the 1980 and 1984 Olympics in the 5 and 10. Probably the same guy.
Sean Dollman represented Ireland at the 1992 and 1996 games in the 10000.
Thanks. Baire was 9th in both the 5K and 10K heats in 1980, then 7th in his 5K semi and 13th in the 10K final (right behind Rose) in 1984. Dollman was 16th in his 10K heat in 1992 but not listed (in TAFNEWS) in 1996, but at that point TAFNEWS was not listing every single heat competitor. Nutall was 9th in his 5K semi in 1996.
I should say I pulled the list from Wiki. If anyone wants to tackle the pre-1966 list, have at it. I don't think there are too many from that era, Max Truex and Tom O'Hara, but I don't know about any others.
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1938, Greg Rice, Notre Dame..................NO
1939, Walter Mehl, Wisconsin..................NO
1940, Gilbert Dodds, Ashland..................NO
1941, Fred Wilt, Indiana.........................YES
1942, Oliver Hunter, Notre Dame..................NO
1943, No meet
1944, Fred Feiler, Drake..................NO
1945, Fred Feiler, Drake..................NO
1946, Quentin Brelsford, Ohio Wesleyan..................NO
1947, Jack Milne, North Carolina..................NO
1948, Robert Black, Rhode Island..................NO
1949, Robert Black, Rhode Island..................NO
1950, Herb Semper, Kansas..................NO
1951, Herb Semper, Kansas..................NO
1952, Charles Capozzoli, Georgetown..................YES
1953, Wes Santee, Kansas..................YES
1954, Allen Frame, Kansas..................NO
1955, Charles Jones, Iowa..................YES
1956, Walter McNew, Texas..................NO
1957, Max Truex, Southern California..................YES
1958, Crawford Kennedy, Michigan State..................NO
1959, Al Lawrence, Houston..................YES
1960, Al Lawrence, Houston..................YES
1961, Dale Story, Oregon State..................NO
1962, Tom O'Hara, Loyola (Ill.)..................YES
1963, Victor Zwolak, Villanova..................YES
1964, Elmore Banton, Ohio..................NO
1965, John Lawson, Kansas..................NO
Of these, Rice and Mehl would have been virtual locks to compete in a 1940 OG, and Dodds would have appeared in 1944.
Re: NCAA Men's XC winners who competed in the Olympics
Your magnanimity is noble, but you don't have to give Virgin credit for anything. He competed in Montreal and Los Angeles
1995, 1996 Godfrey Malumo Siamusiye, Arkansas
Re: NCAA Men's XC winners who competed in the Olympics
Yes indeed, forgot those. Too bad about 1980, when he was at or near the top of his game.
Yes he did, but then they found out that they only raced 9600m.
He was the consummate XC runner who seemed to float over the course and not be as affected by the terrain as others.
Didn't know about Keith Kelly, figured him for Irish (Providence) and indeed he is Irish. His Providence team was third when he won in 2000. I found an Oct 2009 interview with him on Flotrack and it's really worth a look (9 1/2 minutes). A lot of post-collegiate injuries and never as good on the track as in XC (so never to the OG). Very enthusiastic about running, good perspective on things. The kind of guy you'd like to share a pint with. Watch the whole interview.
Don't get him started on Radiohead, fer fookssake.
And that wasn't the only final he fell in.
Re: NCAA Men's XC winners who competed in the Olympics
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NCAA champs ... ?
Three year after those posts, now we have another one.
Who predicted Galen's medal when he lost to McDougal?
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ECF - Elemental Chlorine Free
laser compatible (limited by individual printer substance range)
Envelopes made with Stardream Metallic papers are beautiful and creative for projects calling for distinctive shimmer colors. Stardream is a distinct range of 30+ metallic, pearlescent text and cover papers. These Shimmer Metallics are Machinemade in Italy, color on both sides and they represent a full array of popular colors and tones. This exclusive range of metallic and pearlescent colorful paper has been expressly created to give a shimmer affect to any project calling for attention.