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Michael Rusinek joined the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra in the fall of 1998 as Principal Clarinet. Born in Toronto, Canada, his early studies were with Avrahm Galper at the Royal Conservatory of Music. He later attended The Curtis Institute of Music in Philadelphia. Upon graduation, he was appointed by Mstislav Rostropovich to the post of Assistant Principal Clarinet with the National Symphony Orchestra in Washington, D.C. In addition to his position in the Pittsburgh Symphony, he has performed as guest Principal Clarinet with the National Arts Center Orchestra of Canada, the St Louis Symphony, the Philadelphia Orchestra, and The Royal Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.
Rusinek has performed as a soloist with many orchestras and as a recitalist across Canada, on CBC Radio, and throughout the United States and Israel, including appearances with the Czech Philharmonic, Toronto Symphony, Belgrade Philharmonic, Royal Conservatory of Music Orchestra, National Symphony, Aspen Chamber Symphony, the Grand Teton Music Festival, and the Symphony Orchestra of The Curtis Institute of Music.
He has been heard as a soloist with the Pittsburgh Symphony many times, and in May of 2008, premiered a new concerto by composer Alan Fletcher; a concerto commissioned for him by the Pittsburgh Symphony. That performance was recorded and is available on the Exton label.
In 1985, Rusinek was awarded the grand prize in the International Clarinet Society competition, and was a prizewinner in the Belgrade International clarinet competition. He has participated in numerous music festivals around the world, including the Tanglewood Music Festival, the Festival of the Sound in Parry Sound, the Portland Chamber Music Festival, and Music In the Vineyards in Napa Valley. He can also be heard regularly at the Grand Teton, Santa Fe Chamber, and Aspen music festivals. He has performed at the Marlboro Music Festival, and toured with the acclaimed "Musicians from Marlboro." Rusinek was recently featured on the Sony label celebrating Marlboro's 50th anniversary.
In the summer of 2000, he performed as Principal Clarinet in the Super World Orchestra, an ensemble comprised of musicians from orchestras around the world. Dedicated to teaching, he has led master classes at some of the leading institutions around the country, including The Curtis Institute, the Manhattan School of Music, and the New World Symphony. He served on the faculty of the Canton International Summer Music Academy in Canton, China, for its inaugural season, and returns often to play and teach in Tianjin and Beijing. He has also served on the faculty of Instrumenta Verano in Mexico. He is currently on faculty at the School of Music at Carnegie Mellon University. Rusinek is proud of his association with Selmer Clarinets and Rico Reeds. When he is not performing or teaching, you may often find him on the golf course, or playing hockey in a non-contact league.

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Thursday, February 7, 2013
Can you recount how many times you have started telling a story to a child or grandchild, beginning with, "Back when I was your age…?"
We tend to reminisce often about our lives as younger adults and how they compare to growing up today. Now, you have a chance to share your stories with others through "BG TIME."
BG TIME (Bridging Generations through Technology, Information, Media, and Engagement) is an online community specially designed for senior citizens in South Carolina. BG TIME began in 2008 when The John S. and James L. Knight Foundation issued a national challenge grant to community foundations to find creative uses of media and technology to help keep communities informed and their citizens engaged.
Though the program has expanded from its original roots and is now administered through the Lieutenant Governor's Office, the mission of BG TIME remains the same: to bridge ethnic, economic, and generational lines in order to raise digital literacy among seniors, enhancing their participation in civic dialogue.
Seniors in our state have much to contribute, but since many of them lack the skills necessary to use all of the modern technology available to communicate their stories, www.BGTIME.org was developed to make the transition easier. It features a forum for senior discussions and also sponsors two separate contests for students who wish to relay a story about a senior's life.
BG TIME encourages involvement between older and younger generations in several different ways:
• Seniors are invited to share their favorite stories, pictures, recipes, or memories with others on BG TIME's online forum. Simply e-mail what's on your mind to firstname.lastname@example.com, and we will post it for others to read and enjoy.
• Eighth grade students across the state are eligible to enter an essay contest for the Lieutenant Governor's Bridging Generations Award. Students are prompted to compare and contrast their life with a senior's experiences at a similar age. A winner will be selected in every county that participates, and one state winner will be chosen. More information and guidelines can be found at www.BGTIME.org. The deadline for submitting an essay is March 15, 2013.
• A scholarship contest is offered to high school journalism students for their creative use of technology while documenting an event from a senior citizen's life. Students are also tasked with including a social media component with their stories. We encourage advisers to make BG TIME a class assignment or perhaps even a class project. This is an excellent way to give students experience interviewing someone from a different age group. More information on the scholarship contest can be found at www.BGTIME.org. The deadline for submitting your entry is April 1, 2013.
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Is the CFPB's Building a Money Pit?
The federal agency charged with helping consumers make better financial decisions is facing questions about how it has managed its own money.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's director, Richard Cordray, came under fire Tuesday on Capitol Hill for what Republicans characterized as a lavish plan to renovate property located on G Street near the White House.
House Financial Services Committee Chairman Rep. Jeb. Hensarling (R., Texas) questioned why renovating the building had soared to $145.1 million from a prior estimate of $95 million, according to a December financial report from the regulator. The regulator's employees are expected to move to temporary space while the renovation work is being completed.
Mr. Hensarling compared the agency's renovation of the late-1970s-era building, on a cost-per-square foot basis, to the Trump World Tower in New York, Bellagio Casino in Las Vegas and the Burj Khalifa in Dubai—the tallest building in the world.
"Explain to me, Mr. Director, why I should be–why I shouldn't be outraged, and why the American people shouldn't be outraged," he said.
The building is the former headquarters of the now-defunct Office of Thrift Supervision. It's owned by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, which merged with OTS in the wake of the financial crisis, and is leased to the CFPB for 20 years.
Mr. Cordray defended the renovation work as unfortunate but necessary. The work, being managed by the General Services Administration, includes replacing 35-year-old windows with new energy-efficient ones, upgrading air conditioning, plumbing and electrical systems, replacing elevators, as well as a new roof and reconstructed interior offices. It is now projected to cost $139 million, down from the December estimate cited in the House hearing.
"The notion that we would try to build some palace that we don't even own or control doesn't make much sense to me," Mr. Cordray said.
Mr. Hensarling later retorted: "My guess is cheaper space could've been found in Reston," a Virginia suburb. "And the American taxpayers would've appreciated it."
Rep. Patrick McHenry (R., N.C.) questioned why renovation costs approached the building's estimated value of nearly $154 million, according to a 2012 Treasury inspector general's report.
"It's a building that's a deteriorated building," Mr. Cordray said. "It's a classic white elephant…It's going to cost a fair amount of money to bring it back up to standard."
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Farmers, Farm Service Providers Urged to Follow Safety Tips When Operating Manure Storage Facilities
Farmers, Farm Service Providers Urged to Follow Safety Tips When Operating Manure Storage Facilities
Agricultural producers and manure haulers and brokers are reminded to exercise caution when managing animal waste to minimize health risks.
Hazardous levels of gases, including ammonia, carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide and methane, can accumulate when manure is stored, especially in confined spaces like underground covered waste storage tanks. Open air waste storage facilities and lagoons can also develop and release hazardous levels of these gases, especially during the agitation and pump-out process.
Ongoing research suggests that using gypsum for bedding may increase hydrogen sulfide in manure storage facilities. Gypsum is a low cost byproduct of drywall and contains sulfur. Producers are urged to use extra caution when managing manure storage facilities on operations where gypsum is used.
Hydrogen sulfide can cause discomfort, headaches, nausea and dizziness. At levels above 200 ppm, collapse, coma and death due to respiratory failure can occur within seconds after only a few inhalations.
Those who manage animal waste should take the following precautions:
- Always have a first aid equipment nearby;
- Wear personal protective equipment, including air packs and face masks, a nylon line with snap buckles and a safety harness;
- Do not enter a manure pit unless absolutely necessary and only then if the pit is first ventilated, air is supplied to a mask or a self-contained breathing apparatus, a safety harness and attached rope is put on and there are two people standing by;
- To minimize hazards, agitation of manure is best done on windy days;
- Understand the symptoms and effects of gas poisoning; and
- During agitation and pump out operations, ensure non-essential workers or bystanders are away from the manure storage facility.
Farmers should also:
- Have floatation devices and hazardous atmosphere testing kits and monitors;
- Have an emergency action plan, including telephone numbers of local emergency personnel;
- Train all family members and employees in first-aid, CPR techniques and safety procedures;
- Put a fence around open storage facilities and post "Keep Out," "Surface Not Solid" and "Deadly Gases Possible" signs that warn of the hazard; and
- For enclosed storage facilities, post "Keep Out" and "Deadly Gases Possible" signs that warn of the hazard
- Give special instructions to children and those who cannot read in the dangers of manure storage facilities.
For more information about manure storage safety, visit www.nrcs.usda.gov and search "manure management," then click on the document titled, "Manure and Nutrient Management." Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Safety and Health – Manure Storage Pits." (Note this site will not be available during the federal government shutdown.)


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PITTSBURGH - Chris Kunitz planted himself in the crease, bent over, put his stick on the ground and waited.
Even as a New York Islanders defenseman leaned on the Pittsburgh Penguins forward trying to nudge him away from goaltender Evgeni Nabokov, Kunitz's skates appeared to be glued to the ice.
When the pass came from teammate James Neal moments later, Kunitz - a statue in the middle of chaos - casually tapped it into the wide open net.
With an almost sheepish grin the nine-year veteran lifted his stick in celebration, as if to say, "Again? For real?"
For real.
Such is life these days for one of the NHL's hottest players, one who has spent most of his nine-year career living comfortably in the shadow of his high-profile teammates only to find himself maybe becoming one himself.
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Tonight: Boston at Pittsburgh, 7:30 p.m.
Records: Penguins (18-8-0); Bruins (17-3-3)
TV: ROOT, NBC?Sports
A quick scan of the NHL's leading scorers more than halfway through the season includes the usual suspects, including Pittsburgh's Sidney Crosby and Tampa Bay's Steven Stamkos at the top.
At the moment, it also includes a blue collar guy who has developed a knack for lighting the red lamp.
Heading into tonight's showdown with the Boston Bruins, Kunitz is third in the league in scoring. His 36 points on 17 goals and 19 assists puts him well ahead of guys whose resumes are littered with All-Star appearances and whose paychecks come with a few more zeros.
The 31-year-old's plus/minus ratio of plus-21 is the highest in the league and he's turning an eye-popping 29 percent of his shots into goals. Kunitz, as is his way, insists he's not doing anything differently.
Ask Kunitz what's the secret to the dramatic uptick in his production and he deflects any praise onto a guy more used to the spotlight.
"I get to play with the best player in the world every night," Kunitz said, nodding toward Crosby's locker. "It makes going out and playing a lot of fun."
Crosby, however, knows it's more than just luck. While the former MVP appears to be fully recovered from the concussion-like symptoms that basically robbed him of nearly two years in his prime, Crosby says it's Kunitz who is doing all the hard work, not the other way around.
"The way Kuni's firing the puck right now, he makes all of us look good by putting the puck in the back of the net," Crosby said.
It's happening with alarming regularity.
Kunitz set career highs in goals (26) and points (61) last season while not missing a game, playing most of the time alongside Neal and NHL MVP Evgeni Malkin. Yet somehow he is on pace to surpass both totals despite a schedule basically cleaved in half due to the lockout.
And Kunitz is doing it in a drastically different way than his linemates. He doesn't have Crosby's breathtaking talent or Neal's powerful slap shot. What he does have is an ability to work in tight spaces and find the puck through a crowd of sticks.
It's what he did with ease against the Islanders. Though a few of his goals this season have come from farther out in the offensive zone - to the point coach Dan Bylsma joked he was getting tired of answering questions about the way Kunitz is playing - his three tallies in Sunday night's 6-1 romp over New York traveled a grand total of 10 feet.
Pittsburgh spent the better part of a couple years trying to find a winger that could gel with Crosby. Turns out, that winger has been there all along.
"He's not a flashy payer, not a guy that goes end to end and beat guys one on one," Bylsma said. "It's straight lines, simple plays, finding the back of the net. We're going to keep letting him do that."


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Doris M. Young, 88, of Republic, died Monday morning, July 1, 2013, at The Bellevue Hospital.
She was born June 2, 1925, in Galatea, to Arno R. and Louise E. (Derflinger) Hesse. She married Ernest L. Young June 2, 1946, in Republic, and he preceded her in death Nov. 1, 2008.
Survivors include three sons, Michael L. Young of Republic, Thomas P. Young of Minford and Steven A. (Kathy) Young of Belmont, Mich.; a grandson, Sean Young; a granddaughter, Rebecka Young; and a sister, Joan I. Bauders of Tiffin.
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Mrs. Young was a member of Allen Eiry Senior Center and Republic Lions Auxiliary. Mrs. Young had worked at Republic Telephone Company, Republic Banking Co. and the Army Airforce Depot, Shelby.
Her funeral is 1 p.m. Friday, July 5, 2013, at Lindsey-Olds Funeral Home, 3085 S. SR 19, Bloomville, with the Rev. Cathy Wirth officiating. Burial will follow at Block Cemetery, Republic.
Visitation is 11 a.m. until the time of her funeral Friday at the funeral home.
Memorial contributions may be made to a charity of the donor's choice.
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The Rockford School District organized a series of community input sessions to gather feedback on an elementary school consolidation plan that could close up to nine...
How we got here
The Rockford School District organized a series of community input sessions to gather feedback on an elementary school consolidation plan that could close up to nine schools. Parents, teachers, staff and residents are being asked to attend the meetings to hear what the district is proposing and fill out a feedback form.
Three options have been presented: seven buildings are closed; eight are closed and one school is built; nine are closed and two schools are built.
West View, Walker, Dennis, King, Kishwaukee, Thompson and Cherry Valley slated for closure and demolition. Option 2 adds Nelson School. Option No. 3 adds White Swan. The two schools would be built in the areas of Kishwaukee and Nelson schools and Cherry Valley and White Swan schools.
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ROCKFORD — The Rockford School District is presenting to the public three 10-year plans to make all of the district's elementary school buildings suitable for learning in the 21st century.
Each plan calls for the closure of at least seven schools. Plan B calls for building a school, and Plan C calls for building two.
"If one of these plans is passed by the school board without a single change, I'll be shocked," said community input chairman, the Rev. Dr. Matthew Johnson.
Susan Rotello, an Ellis Elementary School reading coach, was happy to hear that there could be a Plan D.
"That's something I haven't heard before," she said. "That means they are listening to us."
Tuesday's community input meeting was the fourth Rotello attended, but she was joined by 20 others at Rockford University.
The district is in the process of adopting a 10-year, $250 million facilities plan, which entails not only demolishing underutilized and older high-maintenance schools, but making renovations or additions to other elementary schools.
Most of the money comes from a $139 million bond referendum passed by voters in 2012. About $50 million is coming from cash reserves.
Johnson, a Unitarian Universalist Church minister, facilitated the two-hour meeting. He fielded questions regarding the early-education and bilingual programs, magnet schools and regular elementary school programs.
According to the district's plan, fewer elementary schools would mean more dedicated resources. Larger elementary schools — 475 to 633 students per building — would mean less jumping from school to school for art and music teachers, psychologists, special-education teachers, social workers and nurses.
While some in the audience questioned the reasoning behind eliminating schools and making classrooms larger, Johnson said, classroom size does not affect students from middle- and upper-class homes. It's the students from disadvantaged homes, he said, who are at risk. He said studies have shown elementary schools with 500 to 700 students are ideal. "That's the sweet spot."
He also stressed that no teachers would lose their job in either of the proposed plans.
Anne Pirtz-Hall, a nurse at Rockford Memorial Hospital, wondered what the economic impact would be on the west side. Four west-side schools — West View, Walker, Dennis and King — are slated for closure in each of the three plans.
"When the economy does turn, we have to make sure the infrastructure (schools) is in place to be successful."
The School Board is expected to make a final decision this summer.
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CALCUTTA - The Beavers opened the season with a big win.
The Beaver Local boys' basketball team jumped out to a 17-4 lead and did not look back en route to a 78-56 victory over Champion Friday night at the Beaver Dome.
The win was the Beavers (1-0) first in a season opener since defeating East Palestine in the first game of the 2004-05 season. Beaver Local has not had a winning season since the 2003-04 campaign.
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Beaver Local's Zack Mick shoots a free throw on Friday against Champion. (Photo courtesy of Keith Brown)
"This sets the tone for the season," Beaver Local coach Jake Walgate said. "But we're not going to be satisfied to stop here. This group wants to push forward."
Troy Hudson netted a game-high 22 points to lead the way for Beaver Local. Hudson also delivered seven rebounds, five assists and one steal.
"It was an exciting game,"?Walgate said. "The guys came out ready to play. The defense really turned our offense on. Everybody had active hands and they trusted their teammates."
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Beaver Local 78, Champion 56
CH (56): Miller 4 7-7 17, Bishop 5 2-4 13, Linger 3 3-3 10, Mackey 3 0-1 8, Skelton 2 0-0 4, Sindledecker 1 0-0 2, Hall 1 0-2 0. Totals: 19 12-17 56.
BL (78): Troy Hudson 7 6-7 22, Jared Lyder 5 7-10 17, Chase Hilliard 3 4-4 11, Zack Mick 4 0-0 9, Josh Underwood 3 2-2 8, Brandon Fetty 2 0-0 4, Matt Chamberlain 1 1-4 3, Chandler Cornell 1 0-0 2, Ethan Campbell 1 0-2 2. Totals: 27 20-29 78.
3-Pointers: Champion: 6 (Miller 2, Mackey 2, Bishop, Linger); Beaver Local: 4 (Hudson 2, Hilliard, Mick)
Also, Jared Lyder recorded 17 points, seven rebounds, five assists and two steals, Chase Hilliard delivered 11 points, five rebounds, four assists and two steals and Zack Mick contributed nine points and eight rebounds.
Next, Josh Underwood added eight points and four rebounds, Brandon Fetty tallied four points, four assists and two steals and Matt Chamberlain collected three points.
Finally, Chandler Cornell and Ethan Campbell each contributed two points.
Beaver Local led 39-19 at halftime.
"There was so much excitement in the gym,"?Walgate said. "We had great student support and a lot of fans came out. It was definitely a live gym."
The Beavers won the JV game, 39-37.
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Randolph County Circuit Court Judge Jaymie Godwin Wilfong declared a mistrial Tuesday in the case of a 64-year-old man who has been accused of having sexual intercourse with a 6-year-old child.
The case of Edward Slaubaugh, of Montrose, was slated to go to trial today; however, his two-day trial was rescheduled for 9 a.m. Aug. 8-9 because Wilfong; Slaubaugh's attorney, James Hawkins; and special Prosecuting Attorney Ray LaMora III were unable to impanel an impartial jury.
Of the 41 people who showed up for jury duty Tuesday in the Randolph County Courtroom, just 19 were left on the panel after the judge and attorneys asked potential jurors a slew of questions over the course of two and a half hours in an effort to root out bias. State code mandates that a jury be selected from a panel of 20 impartial individuals. The prosecution is allowed to strike the first two jurors and the defense may subsequently strike six; the remaining 12 serve as the jury.
"We're down to 19 people, and state code requires the jury be selected from a panel of 20," Wilfong said. "Because of the conflicts of interest, I'm declaring this a mistrial."
LaMora asked that a larger panel of potential jurors be procured next time around, a request with which Wilfong concurred.
"Let's make sure we have a 65- or 70-member panel next time," Wilfong said.
A pretrial conference is set for 9 a.m. July 29, while jury selection will take place at 9 a.m. Aug. 6.
Hawkins, Slaubaugh's attorney, said he wasn't blindsided by the mistrial.
"I don't think it was unexpected due to the sensitive nature of the case," he said. "It was a combination of things. Some of the people had heard about it in The Inter-Mountain or other news media outlets, and other people had general feelings about the nature of the issue. It was a little bit of this and a little bit of that."
"It's a tough issue for a lot of people," LaMora added.
In November 2012, Slaubaugh was indicted on one felony count of first-degree sexual assault, one felony count of sexual abuse by a parent, guardian or custodian and one felony count of first-degree sexual abuse.
According to the indictment, Slaubaugh allegedly had sexual intercourse with the victim and forced the victim to engage in a lewd sexual act on Sept. 17, 2011.
The child was 5 years old at the time the alleged incidents occurred.
Also on Tuesday, Wilfong denied two defense motions - one to prevent an Elkins Family Counseling Center counselor from testifying as an expert witness and a second to exclude the testimony of Slaubaugh's ex-wife, Margaret Slaubaugh, in the case. Margaret Slaubaugh was married to Edward Slaubaugh at the time of the alleged incident, but the two have since divorced, the attorneys indicated.
During a special hearing at 1 p.m. July 12, Wilfong will rule on a 404-B motion submitted by the prosecution. The motion asks that the judge grant LaMora permission to introduce other crimes and "wrongdoings" as evidence during the course of the trial.
LaMora said he wanted to emphasize that despite his forthcoming arguments, all defendants are presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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At the end of their sophomore year at Millsaps, students officially declare their chosen academic major. Each department on campus has a small "party" to welcome the new students to the major.
Consistently recognized for its strong academic programs, the Division of Arts and Letters seeks to help Millsaps students find their own perspective, voice, and vision. From traditional majors like English and history to interdisciplinary majors such as religious studies-sociology/anthropology, students graduate prepared for a lifetime of learning.
Faculty members in the Division of Sciences constantly challenge Millsaps students both inside and outside the classroom. From geological studies in Yellowstone to cultural studies in Tanzania, students shadowing local physicians in the medical mentoring program, students are given multiple opportunities to put their classroom knowledge to practical use. Small classes and personal attention from faculty members ensure that all students are active and engaged in their education.
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quote: Isn't that cute. Sorry but the arbitrary restrictions Microsoft put on Windows Phone are just too painful for most to bear. That's great that it works for you though. You and the three other people who actually bought into it.Plus the truly awful app store that has no real substance, useless search feature, impossible to find anything. Not to mention the lack of tier-1 apps.All these pain points add up to a closed ecosystem that most folks don't want anything to do with.


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This article offers guidance on ways to create Microsoft Word documents to make them more accessible to users with disabilities. Because many files are often viewed electronically, governments and industries around the world are implementing policies that require electronic and information technology to be accessible to people with disabilities. For example, the amended Section 508 of the United States Rehabilitation Act of 1973 requires Federal agencies to make all of their electronic and information technology accessible.
Tip: Starting with Microsoft Office 2010 a new tool for Word, Excel, and PowerPoint called the Accessibility Checker is available that you can use to check your Word documents for any issues that might make it challenging for a user with a disability. To learn more, see Accessibility Checker.
In this article
Add alternative text to images and objects
Alternative text, also known as alt text or Alt Text, appears when you move your pointer over a picture or object. Alt text helps people who use screen readers to understand the content of images in your document. For many readers, this is the only information they have about the images and objects in your document. Alt text should be included for any of the following objects in your document:
Clip Art
Shapes (that don't contain text and are not in groups)
SmartArt graphics
Groups (all objects in this list, with the exception of shapes, should also have alt text when in groups)
Embedded objects
Video and audio files
Add alt text by doing the following:
Right click the image or object, and then click Format.
Note: For tables, click Table Properties.
Click Alt Text.
Enter a description of the image or object into the Title and Description text boxes.
Tip: Use clear, but concise descriptions. For example, "a red Ferrari" tells the reader more about the image than "a car."
Click Close.
To learn more, see Add alternative text to a shape, picture, chart, table, SmartArt graphic, or other object or Appropriate use of alternative text.
Specify column header rows in tables
In addition to adding alt text that describes the table, having clear column headings can help provide context and assist navigation of the table's contents.
To specify a header row in a table, do the following:
Click anywhere in the table.
On the Table Tools Design tab, in the Table Style Options group, select the Header Row check box.
Add your header information.
Use styles in long documents
Heading and paragraph styles, as well as tables of contents when necessary, make it easier for all readers of your document to follow it more easily. In longer documents, these elements can add structure for users who are using a screen reader, or who rely on the visual cue of section headings to navigate as they read.
Note: Using the Navigation Pane in Word lets you browse the document by headings. To learn more, see Navigate your document.
To apply heading styles to your document, do the following:
Select the text you want to make into a heading.
On the Home tab, in the Styles group, select the appropriate level heading style from the Quick Styles gallery.
You can also create your own heading and paragraph styles. To learn more about this, see Add a heading.
Use short titles in headings
When you use headings in a document, be sure to keep them short (fewer than 20 words). In general, headings should be, at most, one line long. This makes it easier for readers to quickly navigate the document, either by scanning it, or by using the Navigation pane.
Ensure all heading styles are in the correct order
By using heading levels in a logical order, for example Heading 4 is a child of Heading 3, not Heading 2, assists users in navigating the document and finding information.
Change a heading style by doing the following:
Select the heading that you want to change.
On the Home tab, in the Styles group, choose the correct heading style.
To add a heading line, do the following:
Insert a line of text where you want the new heading.
On the Home tab, in the Styles group, choose the correct heading style.
You can view and update your document's organization by clicking on the View tab and, in the Show group, select the Navigation Pane check box. To help longer documents maintain clear navigation, make sure you have at least one heading about every two pages, and that your headings are in the correct order (Heading 2 under Heading 1, etc.).
Watch a Training video: Use the Navigation Pane to search and move around in your document.
Watch a Demo Video: Using the Navigation Pane in Word 2010
Use hyperlink text that is meaningful
Hyperlink text should provide a clear description of the link destination, rather than only providing the URL.
To add a hyperlink to your document, do the following:
Place your cursor where you want the hyperlink.
On the Insert tab, in the Links group, click Hyperlink to open the hyperlink dialog box.
In the Text to display box, type in the name or phrase that will briefly describe the link destination.
In the Address box, type the link URL.
Click OK.
To change the text of a hyperlink, do the following:
Select the link and then, on the Insert tab in the Links group, click Hyperlink to open the Hyperlink dialog box.
In the Text to display box, make any necessary changes to the text.
Click OK.
Additionally, you can include ScreenTip text that appears when your cursor hovers over a hyperlink, and can be used in a similar way to alt text. To add ScreenTip text, do the following:
Place your cursor in the hyperlink you want to add ScreenTip text to.
On the Insert tab, in the Links group, click Hyperlink to open the hyperlink dialog box.
Click ScreenTip
Type in your text in the ScreenTip text box.
Click OK.
Use simple table structure
By not using nested tables, or merged or split cells inside of tables, you can make the data predictable and easy to navigate. For example: When you are designing a form, the entire document is often based on a heavily formatted table, which makes it very difficult for users to navigate it with a screen reader, and requires them to piece together the content of each cell, read to them in an unpredictable order, to get an idea of the form's content.
To test and simplify the table structure, do the following:
Select the first cell of the table.
Press the Tab key repeatedly to make sure that the focus moves across the row and then down to the first cell of the next row.
If you need to merge or split cells to simplify the table, on the Table Tools Layout tab, in the Merge group, click Merge Cells or Split Cells as appropriate.
Avoid using blank cells for formatting
Using blank cells to format your table could mislead someone using a screen reader that there is nothing more in the table. You can fix this by deleting unnecessary blank cells or, if your table is used specifically to layout content within your document, you can clear all table styles by doing the following:
Select the entire table.
On the Table Tools Design tab, in the Table Styles group, click the arrow next to the style gallery to expand the gallery of table styles.
On the menu below the gallery, click Clear.
Structure layout tables for easy navigation
If you use a layout table (table with Table Normal style), check the reading order to be sure that it makes sense (for English: left to right, top to bottom).
Verify the table reading order by tabbing through the cells to check that the information is presented in a logical order.
Avoid using repeated blank characters
Extra spaces, tabs and empty paragraphs may be perceived as blanks by people using screen readers. After hearing "blank" several times, those users may think that they have reached the end of the information. Instead, use formatting, indenting, and styles to create whitespace.
To use formatting to add whitespace around a paragraph, do the following:
Remove any existing whitespace around the paragraph.
Select the text, then right-click and choose Paragraph.
Select values for Indentation and Spacing to create whitespace.
Avoid using floating objects
Objects that are not in line with text are challenging to navigate, and they may be inaccessible to users with vision impairment. Setting text-wrapping around objects to Top and Bottom or In Line With Text makes it easier for people with screen readers to follow the structure of your document.
To change the text-wrapping around objects, do the following:
Select the object, and right-click.
Choose Wrap Text, and then select either In Line With Text or Top and Bottom from the list.
Avoid image watermarks
Images used as watermarks may not be understood by people with vision or cognitive disabilities. If you must use a watermark, make sure that the information it contains is also included elsewhere in your document.
Include closed captions for any audio
If you use additional audio components in a document, ensure that the content is available in alternative formats for users with disabilities, such as closed captions, transcripts or alt text.
Learn more
Add alternative text to a shape, picture, chart, table, SmartArt graphic, or other object
Customer service for people with disabilities
Microsoft wants to provide the best possible experience for all our customers, including people with disabilities. If you need help, contact the Disability Answer Desk.
The Disability Answer Desk is worldwide. Our support team is trained to help people with disabilities via telephone or chat in these countries: the United States, the United Kingdom, South Africa, Ireland, Australia, and New Zealand. In addition, you can get support via telephone in Hong Kong, the Phillippines, Singapore, Malaysia, and India.
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Someone who believes feminist ideals but is not an activist and doesn't call themselves a feminist or someone who understands where feminist are coming from and won't bash them.
He agrees with those feminists, he must be feminish.
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Feminist-ish, displaying feminist qualities, while not being overtly feminist.
Joe: Is Buffy the Vampire Slayer a feminist show?
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Agriculture is an often-overlooked job provider and contributor to West Virginia's economy. Kent Leonhardt, who is running for state commissioner of agriculture in the Nov. 6 election, plans to change that.
It said much about Leonhardt when the West Virginia Farm Bureau endorsed him as "the real farmer in this race."
Leonhardt's chief rival in the race is veteran state legislator Walt Helmick, who operates a spring water bottling company in Pocahontas County. Though Helmick has a long record in politics, his credentials don't measure up to Leonhardt's.
Since 1997, Leonhardt and his wife, Shirley, have been farming in Monongalia County. Their 380-acre enterprise includes both livestock and crop agriculture.
With a bachelor's degree in wildlife management and a master's in business administration, Leonhardt has the education background necessary to understand both the scientific and market aspects of agriculture.
Leadership, another key quality for our next agriculture commissioner, was demonstrated during a 21-year career in the U.S. Marine Corps. Before retiring, Leonhardt rose to the rank of lieutenant colonel, served in the Desert Storm/Desert Shield operation and led a special intelligence team.
His platform recognizes both the opportunities and challenges facing West Virginians who cultivate the land. Though Mountain State residents spend about $6 billion a year on food, agriculture generates only about $450 million annually for the state's economy. Leonhardt is confident that can be increased, to the benefit of both farmers and West Virginians who want good, affordable food.
Leonhardt is determined to safeguard the environment and preserve natural resources, while defending farmers against ill-conceived regulations such as some of those from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
He also understands the potential of the forest products industry, and plans to help it grow.
In short, Leonhardt is well-equipped to become West Virginia's next commissioner of agriculture and has realistic yet promising plans to help the industry grow. This newspaper endorses Leonhardt for agriculture commissioner, and urges voters to elect him Nov. 6.


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A way to refer to a cute person that you care about.
"Your my Cuppycake" <3
от RinnyD 24 август 2006
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Designed in 1994 with chocolate icing layed in waves and curls. It's cup is decorated with hipster motives and it's insides is filled with joy and gayness and cuteness and rainbows and unicorns.
"Who is a cuppycake?"
"Harry Styles"
"Harry Styles"
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A malicious whore on Xbox Live that goes around seducing small children with a siren like voice with the hopes of corrupting their minds, destroying friendships, and boosting her ego. She acts innocent only to cover up her own track record so that she may impose her ways on your children parents.
Small Child: Oh no its Cuppycake!
Caring gamer: Hurry! Unplug your headsets, mute her, just don't let her voice enter your ears!
Caring gamer: Hurry! Unplug your headsets, mute her, just don't let her voice enter your ears!
от MajorMelson 06 февруари 2010
When you cup your hand over your asshole to catch your fart so you can release it under your victims nose to ensure their full enjoyment.
Can also be thrown or blown at a person.
Can also be thrown or blown at a person.
my husband was driving along and I saw him grab a cuppy cake. I was dodging and trying to get away but the grubby bastard blew it at me!!!
от jimsweirdnakedindianfriend 30 ноември 2009
A bad thing. Negative term. Simillar in use to unfair or foolish.
That's just cuppycakes, yo!
от Kris Petersen 26 юли 2004
The best Human Paladin on the Elune (US) server. QT pie, too.
Did you see that? Cuppycake's Flash of Light crit healed me for 1000!
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Sorry, Can't Hear You Over the Subaru Crosstrek
DID YOU KNOW that in an automotive market as huge and diverse as ours (around 14 million annual U.S. new-car sales), you could build a car that smelled of dead octopus and had square wheels and it'd still sell? It's a fact.
Not a lot, sure. But a few. To somebody. Somewhere. Like those saints who go to the pound and adopt the ugliest dog on the lot—saints, I tell you!—there are cadres of the American car-buying public who will, rather mysteriously, buy the worst vehicles on the market, rather than the best. And yet, this is only probability distribution rearing its head. This is the weird end of the bell curve.
Subaru of America calls this week's vehicle the XV Crosstrek 2.0i. In other markets it's known as the Impreza XV, named after the famous nerve gas. It's essentially an Impreza five-door hatchback, the Sport, with a lift kit, the body raised 3 inches to allow 8.7 inches of ground clearance. These extra inches are plainly visible in the distance between the top of the car's tires and the fender wells, a part of a car that designers call the "dead cat" space. Again, the message here is, spay and neuter.
The Crosstrek has much to recommend it. It is a clear win aesthetically over the donor Impreza Sport—a low bar, to be sure—with dark composite lower-body cladding on the rocker panels, on the front and rear valences and around the wheel wells. From the color-coordinated roof rails and tinted window glass to the murdered-out alloy wheels, the Crosstrek has a nicely tough, bandy, unpaved look. This thing is missing kayaks on the roof like Venus de Milo misses arms.
Its additional 3 inches of ground clearance could be useful, too, I suppose, but I recommend not challenging any car-based compact-ute to standing snow. And I wonder how many Subie shoppers, unmoved by the ruralized styling, will simply take the $1,500 price difference between the Impreza Sport and the Crosstrek, and divide by the additional ground clearance: $500 per inch.
'It's bellowing and torpid, but at least the Impreza-based ute has good looks and great mileage.'
The Crosstrek is, says Subaru, the most fuel-efficient all-wheel-drive crossover on the market, with highway mileage of 33 miles per gallon. That test car must have been filled with helium, because I did not see anything like that kind of highway mileage. Still, the Crosstrek is thrifty. The Crosstrek also qualifies as a partial-zero emission vehicle (PZEV), as per California rules.
The Crosstrek is therefore, and succinctly, a small, handsome soft-roader, with a great AWD pedigree from Subaru and best-in-class fuel economy. The Limited model ($24,495) I drove came with an all-weather package (heated front seats, wiper de-icer), HD radio, rear center armrest, auto climate control and a few other enticements. The test car's final tally ($27,290) also included $2,000 for the optional navigation and moon-roof package.
Sounds nice, doesn't it? And it would be, except for the huge hole below the waterline in the form of the engine and transmission.
The key to the Crosstrek's big fuel-economy numbers is the continuously variable transmission, what Subie calls the Lineartronic CVT. The advantage of CVTs is that, unlike conventional transmissions with stepped gears, a CVT tranny can match engine revs to throttle demand and speed more efficiently. With the five-speed manual tranny, the Crosstrek returns a rated 23/30 mpg, city/highway, as compared with 25/33 for the car with the CVT.
The disadvantages of CVTs are twofold: One, the engines they are connected to often have to rev in long and unrelieved stretches to meet demands for acceleration. Compared with the crisp upshifts of a conventional automatic or manual transmission, a CVT can make a car sound unhappy, a sort of mournful bleating. CVTs oblige auto makers to work harder to muffle powertrain noise. Subaru doesn't seem to have done that work.
Under hard throttle the Crosstrek sounds like somebody needs to call the large-animal veterinarian.
The other pitfall for CVTs is that they tend to swallow horsepower and torque, neither of which the boxer four has in abundance (148 hp/145 pound-feet). Adding to the power/weight issue, the Crosstrek weighs 3,164 pounds—about 100 pounds more than the donor Impreza Sport. The Crosstrek's CVT has "sport" mode in its transmission programming, allowing drivers to select preset ratios that mimic those of a conventional six-speed gearbox. It even has paddle shifters, with which you can actually wind the thing out.
2013 Subaru XV Crosstrek 2.0i Limited CVT
Base price: $21,995
Price as tested: $27,290
Powertrain: Naturally aspirated 2.0-liter DOHC, 16-valve flat-four with variable valve timing; continuously variable automatic transmission with manual shift mode; full-time all-wheel drive
Horsepower/torque: 148 hp at 6,200 rpm/145 pound-feet at 4,200 rpm
Length/weight: 175.2 inches/3,164 pounds
Wheelbase: 103.7 inches
0-60 mph: 10 seconds (est.)
EPA fuel economy: 25/33 mpg, city/highway
Cargo capacity: 23 cubic feet
And yet the slowness is breathtaking, a torpid, complaining pace-gaining that is almost Skinnerian, with the bellowing a negative reinforcement punishing over-aggressive acceleration. Maybe that's the whole point.
It might be that I'm peevish. It might be that some particular resonant frequency, some faint over-note in this dirging chorus, is unusually upsetting to just me. Or it might be that the Crosstrek is slow and noisy, as I initially suspected.
And as long as I'm banishing myself from Subaru's good graces, let me just say the audio/navigation system that's plunked down in the center console is an affront to the good name Pep Boys. Subaru must do more to be competitive in the realm of cabin amenities and electronics.
The Crosstrek looks great outside, has real ground clearance, serious AWD credibility and excellent fuel economy. The additional 3 inches of legginess doesn't seem to have adversely affected handling. The suspension does feel firmer than the Impreza's, in order to help quell body roll caused by a higher center of gravity. But the electric-assist steering response is crisp and affirmative. The chassis feels settled and predictable. Overall, it feels like it wants to go faster.
And—who knows?—it might yet find an audience outside the natural distribution of Subie fanatics.
But for me, I need more horsepower, rounder wheels and somewhat fewer octopi.
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Source: Consumer Reports
quote: No, the EPA doesn't actually do any testing except for rare instances. What they do is come up with the procedure for testing, that all manufacturers are supposed to follow. The automaker then test the car to the EPA procedure and then submits the results to the EPA.
quote: What's the point of having the manufacturers claim fuel usage figures? As if they're not going to lie to make their cars appear more fuel efficient.
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TRUCKEE, Calif. - Below are select incidents from the Truckee Police Department's press log for Dec. 3-15 along with previously unreported incidents.
November 6
• A counter report was taken for a lost wedding ring on Truckee Airport Road.
November 15
• A reporting party found fraudulent charges on his credit card account. The investigation is pending.
November 21
• A victim reported fraudulent use of her credit card at a couple of businesses in Kings Beach. The case was forwarded to Placer County Sheriff's Office for review.
November 28
• A victim contacted law enforcement after her carpets were cleaned by a local company. The victim realized that one of her gold rings was missing. Due to lack of evidence the case was suspended.
November 30
• A minor assault between two residents occurred on Estate Drive. Officers documented the case for informational purposes.
• A subject reported the theft of his Macbook laptop from local business on Donner Pass Road.
December 3
• A driver got out of the vehicle before placing it into park. The vehicle became runaway vehicle and subsequently collided with a snow pole and a rock on Jeffery Pine Road.
• Reporting party called and said they believed they just heard collision near Stockholm Way and Alder Creek Road. Truckee Police Officers located the vehicle and the driver involved in the collision. The driver was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol while operating a motor vehicle.
• A single vehicle, non-injury collision occurred on Alder Creek Road. The driver was arrested for DUI.
December 4
• Officers took a report of single vehicle non-injury collision with damage of a stop sign.
• A snowblower was stolen from the side of a garage on Lausanne Way.
December 5
• Officers took a report of single vehicle collision on Glenshire Drive. The driver was arrested for DUI.
• A subject was arrested for DUI after being involved in collision on Glenshire Drive and Overland Trail.
• Officers arrested a driver for DUI on Donner Pass Road at Church Street.
December 6
• Officers stopped a driver for vehicle code violation On Jibboom at Spring Street. While talking with the driver, officers saw the barrel of a rifle sticking up from between the seats as well as a bat and a spring loaded ASP-type baton. The driver had no ID and provided two different names for himself. The driver was arrested for possession of deadly weapon and ID violations.
• An unknown person spray painted gang type graffiti on several buildings around in the Truckee River Regional Park near the Placer County Community School.
December 8
• Officer conducted a traffic stop for an equipment violation. Traffic investigation revealed the license plates were switched. The driver also had an active misdemeanor warrant. The Driver was arrested for falsely displaying license plates and the warrant.
• A subject was cited and released for shoplifting from a business on Donner Pass Road.
December 9
• An unknown suspect took items from victim's unlocked vehicle without the knowledge or consent of the victim.
• A subject was contacted as she exited her vehicle on High Street. She was found to be under the influence of alcohol. The driver was arrested for DUI and booked into Nevada County Jail.
• A roommate moved out of house on Kaiser Avenue and stole several items. The items were returned, and a report was taken for information only.
• The school requested an information report to be taken regarding a student who brought a sleep aid to school. The student had also been caught rolling a marijuana cigarette.
• Police received a report regarding physical altercation between two brothers on Estates Drive. The case was investigated and it was determined to be minor. An informational report was taken.
December 10
• A female victim reported her husband threatened to kill her with a handgun. The suspect was located and arrested. A handgun was seized as evidence.
December 11
• Officers stopped a vehicle for vehicle code violations on Donner Pass Road at Summit Drive. The subject was found to have warrants and a suspended driver's license. The subject was cited and released at the scene.
• A student went to the locker room with the intentions of stealing an iPhone so he can listen to music. While in the locker room the student located an iPhone as well as a pair of boots, which he stole. The student was identified and arrested.
December 12
• A subject was arrested for DUI on Brockway Road.
• Officers took a report of non-injury vehicle collision involving a town sand truck and passenger vehicle.
• A subject left unwanted gifts on porch of residence on Forest Lane. It turned out to be a Secret Santa. Informational report was taken.
December 13
• A reporting party was involved in a verbal argument with her neighbor. The reporting party did not like how her neighbor was talking to his wife. An investigation determined no crime had occurred.
December 14
• A single vehicle non-injury rollover collision occurred on Glenshire Drive.
• Officers took a report of residential burglary and stolen vehicle from an apartment complex. The suspect was arrested inside the stolen vehicle on a separate incident. The suspect was held in custody on additional felony charges, which are being forwarded to the District Attorney Office.
December 15
• Officers took a report of a subject who had injected drugs in a gas station bathroom. The subject was located and arrested for possession of a controlled substance, possession of hashish, possession of drug paraphernalia and being under the influence of a controlled substance.


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TRUCKEE, Calif. - Suddenlink increased speeds for its most popular residential Internet services in Truckee with no added charge.
Suddenlink services with download speeds of 1.5, 10 and 20 Megabits per second (Mbps) have been increased to up to 3, 15 and 30 Mbps, respectively, and renamed accordingly: Suddenlink High Speed Internet 3.0, 15.0 and 30.0. Current Suddenlink customers will receive the related new speeds automatically.
The company will continue to offer High Speed Internet MAX 50.0 service, featuring download speeds up to 50 Mbps. Suddenlink High Speed Internet MAX 50.0 is the fastest residential Internet service in Truckee.
All Suddenlink High Speed Internet services include up to 10 e-mail addresses, access to e-mail via WebMail, personal WebSpace and Spam Blocker. All Internet customers receive ESPN3 at no extra charge. Suddenlink also offers wireless home networking, called WiFi@Home, with enough power to connect all customer devices to Suddenlink High Speed Internet. Technical support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
More information about Suddenlink services is available by going to suddenlink.com and entering an address and zip code; by visiting the company's Truckee store at 10607 W. River St. during normal office hours; or by calling toll-free 866-269-4386.
About Suddenlink
Suddenlink Communications (suddenlink.com) is the seventh largest cable operator in the United States, supporting the information, communication and entertainment demands of approximately 1.4 million residential customers and thousands of commercial customers in Arkansas, California, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Texas, West Virginia and elsewhere. Suddenlink simplifies its customers' lives through one call for support, one connection, and one bill for TV, Internet, phone and other services.


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Aug. 15, 1925 – April 30, 2013
Helen M. Brooks, a longtime registered nurse and homemaker, died unexpectedly Tuesday in the home of a daughter in Portsmouth, Va. She was 87.
A Buffalo resident, the former Helen M. Johnson was born in Birmingham, Ala., where she graduated from Parker High School. Mrs. Brooks left the South to pursue a dream of becoming a registered nurse and graduated from Bayonne (N.J.) Nursing School, an affiliate of Seton Hall University. She then married her husband, Joseph J., and moved to Buffalo. Mr. Brooks died in 1981.
During a nursing career that spanned more than 40 years, Mrs. Brooks was a labor and delivery nurse for Children's Hospital, a nurse for the health clinic of Buffalo State College, the in-charge nurse for hospice at Buffalo General Hospital and also a private-duty nurse.
Her son, Joseph R., noted his mother worked two jobs to put her children through school.
"She was an inspiration to everyone she came into contact with and overly passionate about helping people," her son added.
Survivors in addition to her son include two daughters, Cheryl M. Perry and Lisa M.; six sisters, Catherine Conwell, Ruby Dunn, Jacqueline Young, Cynthia Robertson, Ethel Kline and Peggy Johnson; and three brothers, Edward Johnson, Raynell Johnson and Pernell Johnson.
A funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Agape AME Church, 224 Northland Ave., preceded by a prayer service at 10.


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I slaughtered a pack of grunts with a single grenade.
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The noise one makes when entering work and acknowledging co-workers. The grunt is understood between the two, and is usually stands for "fuck, another day at this shitty place!"
When I saw Fred as I walked into hell...I mean work, we looked at each other and grunted. He must be disgruntled too.
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To emit excretement.
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Techniques for Implementing Concurrent Exceptions in C++
Rintala, Matti
Publication type: Doctoral dissertation
Issue date: 2012-11-02
Language: en
Pages: 196
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Supervisor: Koskimies, Kai
Opponent: Porkoláb, Zoltán
University: Tampereen teknillinen yliopisto - Tampere University of Technology
Faculty: Tieto- ja sähkötekniikan tiedekunta – Faculty of Computing and Electrical Engineering
Department: Ohjelmistotekniikan laitos – Department of Software Systems
In recent years, concurrent programming has become more and more important. Multi-core processors and distributed programming allow the use of real-world parallelism for increased computing power. Graphical user interfaces in modern applications benefit from concurrency which allows them to stay responsive in all situations. Concurrency support has been added to many programming languages, libraries and frameworks. While exceptions are widely used in sequential programming, many concurrent programming languages and libraries provide little or no support for concurrent exception handling. This is also true for the C++ programming language, which is widely used in the industry for system programming, mobile and embedded applications, as well as high-performance computing, server and traditional desktop applications. The 2003 version of the C++ standard provides no support for concurrency, and the new C++11 standard only supports thread-based concurrency in a shared address space. Procedure and method calls across address space boundaries require support for serialisation. Such C++ libraries exist for serialisation of parameters and return values, but serialisation of exceptions is more complicated. Types of passed exceptions are not known at compile-time, and the exceptions may be thrown by third-party code. Concurrency also complicates exception handling itself. It makes it possible for several exceptions to be thrown concurrently and end up in the same process. This scenario is not supported in most current programming languages, especially C++. This thesis analyses problems in concurrent exception handling and presents mechanisms for solving them. The solution includes automatic serialisation of C++ exceptions for RPC, and exception reduction, future groups and compound exceptions for concurrent exception handling. The usability and performance of the mechanisms are measured and discussed using a use case application. Mechanisms for concurrent exception handling are provided using a library approach (i.e., without extending the language itself). Template metaprogramming is used in the solutions to automate mechanisms as much as possible. Solutions to the problems given in this thesis can be used in other programming languages as well.
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Manoa Campus, Center for Korean Studies Auditorium
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Windward Campus, Hale Akoakoa
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Manoa Campus, St. John Auditiorium (St. John, Room 011)
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West Oahu Campus, 91-1001 Farrington Highway, Kapolei E139 and D146
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The Intensive Month program is designed for students who want to focus on language acquisition. The January session offers intermediate and advanced level courses, including Spanish Grammar and Chilean Culture & Conversation, at the Pontifical Catholic University of Valparaiso. The February session offers beginning, intermediate and advanced level courses.
All students must take a Spanish language placement exam upon arrival in Valparaíso. The exam will indicate each student's language proficiency level, and will determine the Spanish courses in which the student is eligible to enroll.
Students who arrive in Chile having completed less than one year of college-level Spanish will likely place into the beginning level and are therefore only eligible to participate in the February intensive month. Students who arrive having completed one full year of college-level Spanish will likely place into intermediate-level courses. Students who arrive in Chile having completed two full years of college-level Spanish will likely place into advanced-level courses.
Beginning-level students will be enrolled in Beginning Spanish Grammar and Beginning Chilean Culture & Conversation. Intermediate students will be enrolled in Intermediate Spanish Grammar and Intermediate Chilean Culture & Conversation. Advanced students are able to select two of five possible Spanish language or elective courses instructed in Spanish at the advanced level.
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Posted 25 September 2010 - 12:45 AM
DETROIT -- Having played together so often, it doesn't take Pavel Datsyuk and Henrik Zetterberg long to mesh.
Their line, which includes Tomas Holmstrom, accounted for two goals Friday as the Detroit Red Wings defeated the Chicago Blackhawks, 3-2, in an exhibition game at Joe Louis Arena.
But the line that impressed Red Wings coach Mike Babcock the most featured three young players who will return to the Grand Rapids Griffins by the end of the preseason.
Cory Emmerton was strong at both ends of the ice, generating some scoring chances, holding onto the puck and doing a good job on the penalty kill. He assisted on a goal by Jan Mursak, who, along with Jordan Owens, used his speed to apply pressure on the Blackhawks defense.
"I thought Cory Emmerton and (Mursak) were fantastic today,'' Babcock said. "Both look like they're going to play and really push our guys, which is a great thing.''
Babcock likened the young forwards to longtime grinders Kris Draper and Kirk Maltby, seeing them as future replacement parts.
"Emmerton has good skill and good vision and sees what's going on out there. And Mursak plays with a lot of speed,'' Babcock said. "They had their team in trouble tonight just with forechecking and pressure.''
Mursak opened the scoring at 2:12 of the first period by firing in the rebound of Emmerton's shot.
"I think Cory Emmerton did a good job shooting for the rebound, and I was in the right place at the right time and put it in,'' Mursak said. "I think we played pretty well together. We were skating good, creating some offense and playing decent in our defensive zone.''
Emmerton said he hasn't played with Mursak and Owens in Grand Rapids but expects they might be on the same line this season.
"Before the game, we talked. We just wanted to play simple, play structured, get pucks on net and be responsible, and I think we used our speed and shot the puck when we had a chance,'' Emmerton said.
"It would be a very good line, (with) a lot of speed, and our chemistry seems to be pretty good. We know where each other is going to go and what they're going to do and what we expect.''
Posted 17 January 2011 - 04:06 PM
Should be interesting what happens to him next year
Posted 18 January 2011 - 01:09 PM
22 points in 31 games in GR this season for Cory. I've watched quite a few games and he does pretty well on the PK and defensively as well.
Should be interesting what happens to him next year
The team is definitely better with him in the line-up. Great to see him score the shootout winner in his return game.
Posted 18 January 2011 - 05:43 PM
Tootoo does NOT belong on this team. He is classless and I would rather see the Wings be bad than classless. I feel the same way about Bertuzzi as well, but he at least CAN make the team better. With Tootoo the team becomes worse and in danger of being classless. Would you have liked Claude on the team? Or Roy? No. So why would you be okay with that POS.
This thread has been closed due to emotions being higher than people's ability to read, interpret, and properly respond to simple posts.
Posted 19 January 2011 - 10:18 PM
Agreed. Seems Sauce has at least nailed down being a third line player with decent hopes of being a second liner in the near future. It's time to see what Cory has.
Emmerton needs to get called up for a bit instead of Tatar during these injuries. We have to start getting an idea of what he will be for the Wings.
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Posted 15 August 2012 - 01:39 PM
My guess is that he'll be put on Waivers come the end of training camp and if not claimed he'll go back to GR.
Im usually about giving every player a chance....especially wings draft picks.....but every eye for hockey I have says this kid has nothing....I'm used to be an upper for the wings! but I honestly have no faith in this kid! he'll be gone soon!
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