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Java is one of the most dominant languages used in development today. It can be found in desktop, server, embedded and portable computer systems. The language has many desirable characteristics that have made it popular including object-oriented design, automatic dynamic memory management (garbage collection), platform independence, security and a rich library of components available for rapidly constructing complex software. Product developers are drawn to the robustness afforded by the various language features and appreciate a quick time-to-market achieved with a lower incidence of software defects than previous language systems. The popularity of the language provides motivation for evaluating its performance. Research that improves the runtime system that supports Java can impact performance of the large number of applications that rely on that system. In this thesis I focus on the runtime performance of Java applications with respect to the memory system. Specifically I analyze the behavior of the applications in terms of their dynamic memory allocation and access patterns. Additionally, I analyze properties of the whole system performance including runtime and cache misses. Experiments are conducted under various simulation environments as well as on real hardware. Important findings in this work include the propensity for Java applications to expend a significant majority of their memory accesses to recently allocated objects. I demonstrate how an architecture where scratchpad is introduced can reduce memory traffic by preventing short-lived objects from occupying main memory. I extend the work to include an investigation of software prefetching and biased cache replacement for object allocation and show when the techniques offer performance improvements. Finally, I show that many Java applications, although they aggressively allocate large numbers of objects, are not substantially affected by the memory system including the size of heap and the size of second level cache. I also demonstrate that many Java applications are already achieving runtimes near that expected when no cache misses occur.
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The team at the Tsuru restaurant in London's Bishopsgate are fanatical about food, and that's just what makes their Japanese eatery stand out in the local market. Formed by three friends; Kensuke, Emma and Jon, Tsuru is on the fringes of the City, offering a bright, vibrant setting for anything from business dinners to a quick bite with friends accompanied by an Asahi beer or boutique sourced sake. Many of the recipes chef Kensuke works from in the Tsuru kitchen have been passed down from his own mother and grandmother, while all the produce he uses are sourced from top suppliers with a focus on quality and sustainability alike – free range chicken, sustainable line caught fish, even packaging is recyclable. Menu options include not only the freshest hand rolled sushi but traditional Japanese curries and ippin ryouri, Japan's answer to tapas. With a covered outdoor seating area and a location equally convenient for the business-minded City and arty Shoreditch.
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I went yesterday with another Yelper i've just meet, Maurizio A. Since i'm essentially a pescetarian, i proposed to eat Sushi for dinner and Maurizio (who also wrote a review) suggested Tsuru because it was near his workplace.
The place is small, but comfortable: i really liked the interiors and the atmosphere in general is quite relaxed. We went around 8pm therefore there were only 4 more...more
Not bad, but things can be improved!
Went here on a monday night, the place is very small (I think we they have less than 30 available seats) and a bit hidden, you basically have to go between two buildings in order to find it!
The menu is a bit small, basic nigiri and uramaki, some katsu and teriyaki bento. We ordered edamame (which was cold, strange, I usually eat them warm) with chili and...more
On a busy Thursday, was rushing for a meeting in the City, dropped in for lunch at the new Tsurusushi. It was a bit of time to find it as it was not obvious where it was and actually found it at the back of the 301 Bishopgate building. The place even has tables outside under the spider like legs of the Broadgate Tower, would be a perfect place for lunch al fresco in this area.
Around the...more
Ramen seems to be increasingly popular in London and grabbing food headlines more often. Tsuru Ramen is the latest one I've had the pleasure of trying and what a pleasure it was. Note: This isn't offered by Tsuru, rather it is a separate Ramen shop that has been using Tsuru on Bishopsgate to serve up some quality meals twice a month on Saturdays. They will be opening up their own place soon...more
Another Monday night date with the boyfriend! If you haven't been to Tsuru before or know the area, it's handy to know that it is located off the main drag, up some stairs, in an internal shopping area (with pretty cool architecture).
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Terre Haute South got off to a hot start again Friday night, but this time the Braves hung on to earn the victory.
Switching defenses and getting balanced and timely scoring from six different players, South snapped a three-game losing streak with an impressive 50-47 victory over Ben Davis. The Braves improved to 2-4 in the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference, handing the Giants their fifth loss of the season.
"The kids played well tonight. They played their butts off from the get-go. They played hard at the start, they played hard through some adversity and then they sunk down at the end and got a couple of stops [on defense] and got a couple of big rebounds," South coach Scott Ridge said.
Jeffrey Turner led South's balanced offense with 15 points, followed by Conner Shipley with 14 and Kevaris Gregory with 10 points. Plus, South got a game-high nine rebounds from Tim Herrin.
Turner, who started the night averaging 25.7 points per game, handled the basketball at point on offense and defended the post on defense. He scored 10 of his 15 points in the fourth quarter. He had five steals and four rebounds, too.
"I thought J ran the team for us tonight," ridge said speaking of Jeffrey Turner. "J had total control of that game. The 15 points don't do justice to how good a game he played. He's gone for 38 [points] and not played as well as he played tonight," Ridge added.
Ben Davis (10-5, 3-3 in MIC) was led by Kendall Broome with 12 points and Jordan King with 10. South held 6-3 Tony Wills with eight points and 6-6 Brennan Gillis with seven.
South jumped out to a 10-2 lead in the first three minutes of the game and held an 18-3 lead at the end of the quarter. Gregory hit three 3-point shots in the opening quarter and Shipley netted two buckets as the Braves hit 7-of-11 shots from the floor.
Playing man-to-man defense, the Braves limited the Giants to 8-13 shooting in the opening period and controlled the boards 10-3.
South was whistled for eight fouls in the first half, giving Ben Davis opportunities to cut into the margin. The Giants were 2-5 from the free throw line in the first half.
Defense and timely baskets allowed South to hold on for a 26-17 halftime lead. Buckets by Turner, Spence Tofaute and Logan Steward and a pair of free throws by Shipley accounted for the Braves' scoring in the second period.
Switching from man-to-man into a 2-3 zone, the Braves kept the Giants off balance through the third period. South scored just four points in the quarter, going 5 minutes and 39 second between baskets by Shipley and Herrin, but gave up just 12 points and still led 30-29 going into the fourth quarter.
It was the fourth quarter where a different South team emerged. The Braves didn't crumble when Broome hit a three to put the Giants up 34-32 with 6:45 to play.
The lead changed hands three more times and was tied at 36 and 39. Steward's two free throws tied the game for the last time at 39-39 with 3:52 left.
Turner put the Braves up for good with two big back-to-back plays. First he called for a clear-out on the left wing and drove by the defender for a lay up fond 41-39 South lead with 3:10 to play.
With South trapping the ball on defense, Turner stepped in for a steal and was fouled. He hit both free throws to give the Braves a 43-39 lead with 2:52 left.
"We played five or six different defenses. We were changing things up on them, switching around where we were. They're big and strong and physical and if we just sat in one spot I was afraid they might figure us out and really exploit some things with their size," Ridge said.
Ben Davis cut the margin to 43-42, but Turner was in charge. Turner drove by Ben Davis' Wills or Gillis, both tried to guard him, two more times in the final two minutes to keep South on top.
Free throws by Gregory and Shipley iced the contest in the final 14 seconds.
TERRE HAUTE SOUTH (50) — Turner 5-8 5-5 15, S. Tofaute 1-3 0-0 2, Herrin 2-5 1-2 5, Shipley 4-7 6-6 14, Gregory 3-7 1-2 10, P.Tofaute 0-0 0-0 0, Steward 1-5 2-2 4, Stanley 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 16-25 FG, 15-17 FT, 50 TP.
BEN DAVIS (47) — Wills 3-10 1-1 8, Tate 1-2 0-0 2, Gillis 2-5 3-6 7, Beaty 2-3 1-4 6, Broome 5-9 0-0 12, King 4-8 2-3 10, Wilson 0-5 2-2 2, Evans 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 17-42 FG, 9-16 FT, 47 TP.
Terre Haute South 18 8 4 20 — 50
Ben Davis 13 4 12 18 — 47
3-point goals — THS 3-12 (Gregory 3-7, Turner 0-1, Steward 0-4), BD 4-17 (Broome 2-6, Beaty 1-1, Wills 1-4, King 0-1, Wilson 0-5). Total fouls — THS 16, BD 15. Fouled out — Wills. Turnovers — 14, BD 11. Rebounds: THS 30 (Herrin 9, Gregory 6), BD 21 (Gillis 6). Steals — THS 5 (Turner 5), BD 3.
JV — Ben Davis won 57-38.
Next — Terre Haute South (9-10, 2-4 in MIC) will host North Central of Indianapolis on Feb. 9. Ben Davis (10-5, 3-3 in MIC) plays at Avon tonight.


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Tampa & Staten Island end their seasons with lossesBy
Triple-A Scranton (2-1 loss to Lehigh Valley in 10 innings, walk-off style)
Reid Gorecki, RF-CF & Jorge Vazquez, DH: both 0 for 4 – Gorecki walked & K'ed … JoVa K'ed twice
Kevin Russo, 2B, Eric Bruntlett, SS & P.J. Pilittere, C: all 1 for 4 – Russo got picked off first … Pilittere K'ed
Juan Miranda, 1B: 2 for 5, 1 K
Colin Curtis, CF: 0 for 2 – he was pulled for no apparent reason in the middle of the fifth inning (literally in the middle of the defensive inning, not between innings), so it's safe to assume he's on his way to New York with Nick Swisher and Austin Kearns banged up
Edwar Gonzalez, RF: 0 for 2
Chad Huffman, LF: 2 for 4, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 K
Brandon Laird, 3B: 2 for 4, 1 RBI – nine for his last 22 (.409) after the brutal rough patch
Lance Pendleton: 7 IP, 3 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 4 K, 6-11 GB/FB – 53 of his 77 pitches were strikes (.688) … that's impressive work with a super low pitch count
Eric Wordekemper: 2 IP, zeroes, 2 K, 3-1 GB/FB – 16 of 25 pitches were strikes (64%)
George Kontos: 0 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 0 K – threw three pitches (two strikes) before giving up a walk-off homer to an old friend
Double-A Trenton (4-1 loss to New Britain)
Justin Christian, DH: 2 for 4 – 19 game hit streak … too bad the season ends tomorrow
Austin Krum, CF, Luis Nunez, SS & Justin Snyder, 3B: all 0 for 3 – Krum drew a walk & committed a fielding error
Dan Brewer, RF: 0 for 4 – threw a runner out at second
Austin Romine, C: 1 for 3 – ejected after getting thrown out at third and arguing
R.J. Baker, C: 0 for 1
Marcos Vechionacci, 1B: 1 for 3, 1 R, 1 BB, 1 K
Damon Sublett, LF: 2 for 4, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 K
Matt Cusick, 2B: 0 for 2, 2 BB, 2 K – six walks and four strikeouts in his last eight games
Cory Arbiso: 6 IP, 8 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 0 BB, 2 K, 11-0 GB/FB – yay grounders
Adam Olbrychowski: 2 IP, 4 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 0 BB, 0 K, 2-3 GB/FB
High-A Tampa (4-3 loss to Dunedin) their season is over … they finished at 78-57 and atop the North Division … their playoff series against these same Dunedin Blue Jays starts on Tuesday
Ray Kruml, CF: 2 for 5, 1 R, 1 RBI, 1 SB, 1 E (fielding) – that's his 42nd steal this year, most in the organization
Jose Pirela, SS: 2 for 4, 1 R
Bradley Suttle, 3B & Mitch Abeita, C: both 1 for 4 – Suttle drove in a run & K'ed … Abeita K'ed twice
Addison Maruszak, SS: 0 for 4
Myron Leslie, 1B: 0 for 2, 1 BB, 1 SB, 1 HBP
Zoilo Almonte, RF: 0 for 3, 1 K
Trent Lockwood, DH & Jack Rye, LF: both 1 for 3, 1 BB – Lockwood drove a run in, scored another & K'ed twice … Rye doubled
Brett Marshall: 4 IP, 5 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 0 BB, 6 K, 3-2 GB/FB – late season promotion is a nice reward for his recent stretch of dominance
Ryan Flannery: 2 IP, zeroes, 3 K, 1-2 GB/FB
Chase Whitley: 1 IP, zeroes, 1 K, 1 HB, 1-1 GB/FB – up from Staten Island with the bullpen in need of help following Pat Venditte's promotion
Preston Claiborne: 1 IP, 1 H, 1 R, 1 ER, 1 BB, 1 K, 1-1 GB/FB
Nathan Forer: 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 K, 2-1 GB/FB
Low-A Charleston (3-2 win over Greensboro)
Slade Heathcott, CF: 2 for 3, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 BB, 1 K, 1 SB, 1 CS – gotta work on that basestealing efficiency
Emerson Landoni, SS: 3 for 4, 1 R, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 2 SB
Rob Lyerly, 3B & Luke Murton, 1B: both 1 for 4, 1 K - Murton stole a base, drove in a run & scored another
DeAngelo Mack, DH, Ramon Flores, RF & Jose Toussen, 2B: all 0 for 3 - Mack & Flores each K'ed once
Neil Medchill, LF: 1 for 3, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 K - finished the year with 12 homers in 414 at-bats after hitting 14 in 216 at-bats last year
Jhorge Liccien, C: 1 for 3, 1 K
Rich Martinez: 5 IP, 5 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 2 BB, 4 K, 5-4 GB/FB
Jose Quintana: 2 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 3 BB, 1 K, 4-1 GB/FB
Francisco Gil: 2 IP, zeroes, 3 K, 1-2 GB/FB
Short Season Staten Island (7-4 loss to Vermont) their season is over … they finished at 34-40 and basically at the bottom of the McNamara Division … no postseason for them, so they won't get a chance to defend last year's championship … for shame
Shane Brown, LF: 0 for 3, 1 R, 1 BB – 37 walks, 28 strikeouts
Cito Culver, SS & Jeff Farnham, 1B: both 1 for 3, 1 2B, 1 BB – Culver committed a fielding error and finished the season at .251/.325/.330 … Farnham drove in a run
Rob Segedin, 3B, Kelvin DeLeon, RF & Mike Ferraro, CF: all 0 for 4 – Segedin K'ed once, DeLeon & Ferraro twice each … Ferraro also committed a fielding error
Kyle Roller, DH & Casey Stevenson, 2B: both 1 for 4, 1 R – Roller drove in a run & K'ed twice … Stevenson homered, drove in two & K'ed
Gary Sanchez, C: 2 for 4, 1 R – finishes the year at .329/.393/.543 with eight homers
Zach Varce: 5.2 IP, 5 H, 5 R, 5 ER, 1 BB, 7 K, 1 WP, 1 HB, 6-4 GB/FB – 74-17 K/BB ratio in 71.1 IP
Andy Shive: 1.1 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 1 ER, 2 BB, 0 K, 1-3 GB/FB
Freddy Lewis: 1 IP, 1 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 0 K, 3-0 GB/FB
Dan Burawa: 1 IP, zeroes, 2 K, 1-0 GB/FB – wouldn't be surprised if he and Tommy Kahnle went up to Tampa for the playoffs
The Rookie GCL Yanks season is over. The GCL Phillies won the league championship.
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Hey Mike, any concern about Sanchez striking out one out of every 4 ABs?
"finishes the year at .329/.393/.543 with eight homers"
He's 17. freaking. years. old.
you should change your name to Rebecca Maquinito Sanchez cause of your undying love for Gary Sanchez
This is gonna be annoying.
Jamal G would get upset.
I totally claimed the name Total Domination before you did…
errr I just noticed the difference… its cool bro
is marshall trade bait or could he be a legit starter for the yanks down the line?
Has good enough stuff to be a mid rotation starter so yeah, legit starter potentially.
It's weird because trenton clinched with a loss last nite
Heathcott's unabated aggressiveness on the basepaths amuses me.
The Cards have a 19 year old Jesus Montero of their own. From Venezuela, no less.
Best thing is……..It's Jesus the Elder's little brother, Kasundi.
…so I guess this is like George Foreman's kids, they named them all 'Jesus'?
Jesus the Cardinal, is kind of like Michael Jordan's little brother, 6″ shorter and a lot less talented.
I'm facebook friends with him. Don't judge.
I defriended him when I discovered he wasn't our Jesus, just some guy with a similar name.
He can't hit though.
Ah, we gave Cody his moment to shine. Jesus resting I assume. I have to say again how impressed I was with him in Friday night's 10-4 win over Pawtucket. He absolutely crushed his homer to left center in the first with 2 strikes on him. I think everyone there was stunned-a bleacher shot over the bullpen if in Yankee stadium. He had a bloop double down the line to right which he made the turn at second but stopped, a long fly out to the wall in right center and a screaming double to left that he slid in at second for. Tremendous. In one of his ab's he was 0-2 before not committing on two tough curveballs and then flying out. Good plate discipline as well.
I also liked DJ Mitchell. Very skinny (Edwar Ramirez-like) with good drop and drive mechanics. I don't think he threw a changeup but his curve was very effective. His fastball went about 90mph…
Now that the season's over, I expect a top 30 ranking on my desk by tomorrow morning, young man.
What level does Sladerunner start off next year?
What level does El Maquinto start off at?
Tampa for Heathcott and Charleston for Sanchez probably. Somewhat aggressive but both played reasonably well when Yankees challenged them with assignments to Charleston and SI and the team likes to move their top prospects pretty fast. Might start Sanchez in extended spring training before sending him to Charleston though, he's really young for full season league.
Maquinito is on the "Jesus Fastrack". ETA in the Bronx late 2013 or 2014.
i think slade maybe starts back at Low A and moves to Tampa after a couple months.
Heathcott hopefully starts flashing some more LD power next season. He'll undoubtedly be back at Low-A. It'd be nice for the Yanks to develop an OF prospect with actual 15-20 hr power.
Heathcott = Markaikis?
Ive heard Sizemore (lite??) more of a comparison
Not sure I understand "Sizemore (lite)." I went with Nick Markakis comparison simply bc the power number aren't gaudy and the OBP looks above league average. Markakis is simply also the better hitter.
Sizemore's been getting injured an awful and I can't help but think that PED testing has something to do with it. Getting compared to Sizemore is not a good thing IMO.
If he turns out to be either guy I'll gladly take it.
I like his speed potential a bit more than I like his power. I get the impression that there's plenty of power to be found in the the Yankees farm, but power-speed is an extremely valuable asset.
A Markakis that plays a great CF.
Since I'm new to hearing frequently about the minor leagues, tell me, at the beginning of last year did anyone expect the farm to do this well, or did you see this coming?
Montero yes, everyone else, no.
Nobody could've predicted the number of break-out, debut, and return-from-injury performances that have occurred this season.
And honestly, we shouldn't expect next season to match this season's success.
I think just about everyone has exceeded my expectations. Montero's season line didn't surprise me, but they way he put it up (ice cold, then red hot) certainly did.
The September issue of Yankees Magazine has a nice article on Montero (or Monty as Wynegar calls him). Lots of stuff to get excited about. Here are two:
At the begiining of the season his throws were taking 2.05 seconds to get to second. He's down to 1.09 seconds now.
Posada hit 240 his first year at triple A….
I'm going to guess thats 1.90, considering thats about MLB average. I think 1.09 would be almost as good as Casey Kelly
The magazine did say 1.09. I guess a letter to the editor-in-chief (Alfred Santasiere) is in order.
in the nomaas interview with newman, he said montero was in the 1.9s so I am guessing the magazine had a typo.
Ya. 1.09 is literally superhuman.
A few you could possibly assume might break out, but to have most all of your top guys except for a couple completely dominate it is rather suprising. This has been one of the best years top to bottom in the minor leagues. We have legitimate force to be reckon with prospects and it is a great feeling.
best year ever for minors
Mike, was this the kind of season that was expected out of Heathcott?
I can't speak for Mike, but I would have expected this out of Heathcott. He was a high school draftee, so the contact skills were likely going to need work (so impressed with his eye, considering how old he is). The power will likely come later on down the road. The only things he needs to improve on is his selectivity (because he's drawing a lot of walks and also striking out a lot) and basestealing efficiency.
Good stuff. I addressed Mike because he obviously knows his stuff, but I was really looking for anyone's opinion. Interesting take.
Is Culver going to be a top prospect within the Yankees farm with 2-3 years?
Fun fact: a kid that is trying out for the baseball team at my school played in a summer league with Cito. I was pumped.
I'm glad Whitley finally got promoted.
Montero up to 290.
Fuck. Yeah.
How did I miss the fact that Culver spent the last 15 games of his season at Staten Island?
Could I get a little help getting out from under this rock?
I'm under the same rock as you, man.


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Finding an apartment in an unfamiliar city can certainly seem daunting. If your job is in the city, seeking out an apartment close to your place of work has many advantages. You might even be able to walk to work, which saves gas and the wear and tear on your car. A good place to start the apartment search is to ask locals and/or coworkers who have already lived in Boston for a while and are more familiar with its different neighborhoods. Another good idea is to seek the help of a knowledgeable realtor; a good real estate agent can be an invaluable ally in your search for the perfect Boston Luxury Apartments or home.
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Women during the 1950s and 1960s
After World War II, many women left the defense industries and resumed their lives at home or they proceeded to take jobs that were considered more feminine. Although a new "cult of domesticity" emerged in the 1950s, women continued to play an important role as consumers in society. Many advertisers understood that women were the primary consumers for a variety of different products, thus consumption was empowering. However, this 'cult of domesticity' was stifling for many women, and the conforming culture of the 1950s led Betty Friedan to begin to question women's roles in society, and her book, The Feminine Mystique, would galvanize the second wave feminist movement of the 1960s.
As you look through the various advertisements, quotes, or documents, compare and contrast women's roles during the 1950s to women's roles in the 1960s. Do you believe consumption power in the 1950s led many women to feel a sense of political and social empowerment in the 1960s? How does the "cult of domesticity" of the 1950s impact minorities? How is the women's movement of the 1960s influenced by other social movements?
The following primary sources are from http://caho-test.cc.columbia.edu/dbq/11102.html#D
Primary source: New York Radical Women, "No More Miss America!," manifesto, 1968.
Background information: One of the targets of feminists in the 1960s was the Miss America Pageant, which some perceived as celebrating a stereotypical view of women. Members of New York Radical Women, a feminist group, protested outside the pageant in 1968
On September 7th [1968] in Atlantic City, the Annual Miss America Pageant will again crown "your ideal." But this year, reality will liberate the contest auction-block in the guise of "genyooine" de-plasticized, breathing women. Women's Liberation Groups, black women, high-school and college women, women's peace groups, women's welfare and social-work groups, women's job-equality groups, pro-birth control and pro-abortion groups—women of every political persuasion—all are invited to join us…. We will protest the image of Miss America, an image that oppresses women in every area in which it purports to represent us….
New York Radical Women, "No More Miss America!" reprinted in The Times Were a Changin': The Sixties Reader, ed. Irwin Unger and Debi Unger (New York: Three Rivers Press, 1998), 213. Full text of the manifesto is available online at the Chicago Women's Liberation Union, http://www.cwluherstory.com/CWLUArchive/miss.html.
Women in SNCC
Primary source: Members of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, Women in the Movement, position paper, 1964.
Background information: The Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) played a prominent role in the civil-rights movement. While many women were active in SNCC, some objected that they were being denied leadership positions.
- Staff was involved in crucial constitutional revisions at the Atlanta staff meeting in October. A large committee was appointed to present revisions to the staff. The committee was all men.
- Two organizers were working together to form a farmers league. Without asking any questions, the male organizer immediately assigned the clerical work to the female organizer although both had had equal experience in organizing campaigns.
- Although there are some women in Mississippi project who have been working as long as some of the men, the leadership group in COFO is all men.
- A woman in a field office wondered why she was held responsible for day to day decisions, only to find out later that she had been appointed project director but not told.
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Position Paper: Women in the Movement (November 1964), reprinted in Sara Evans, Personal Politics: The Roots of Women's Liberation in the Civil Rights Movement and the New Left (New York: Vintage, 1980), 233–35.
The following document is an excerpt from Betty Friedan's The Feminine Mystique, which was published in 1963. Betty Friedan helped to form the National Organization for Women (NOW), and she worked hard to get an Equal Rights Amendment, which was not ratified by enough states to be added to the Constitution.
The suburban housewife—she was the dream image of the young American women and the envy, it was said, of women all over the world. The American housewife—freed by science and labor-saving appliances from the drudgery, the dangers of childbirth and the illnesses of her grandmother. She was healthy, beautiful, educated, concerned only about her husband, her children, her home. She had found true feminine fulfillment. As a housewife and mother, she was respected as a full and equal partner to man in his world. She was free to choose automobiles, clothes, appliances, supermarkets; she had everything that women ever dreamed of.
In the fifteen years after World War II, this mystique of feminine fulfillment became the cherished and self-perpetuating core of contemporary American culture. Millions of women lived their lives in the image of those pretty pictures of the American suburban housewife, kissing their husbands goodbye in front of the picture window, depositing their stationwagonsful of children at school, and smiling as they ran the new electric waxer over the spotless kitchen floor. They baked their own bread, sewed their own and their children's clothes, kept their new washing machines and dryers running all day. They changed the sheets on the beds twice a week instead of once, took the rug-hooking class in adult education, and pitied their poor frustrated mothers, who had dreamed of having a career. Their only dream was to be perfect wives and mothers; their highest ambition to have five children and a beautiful house, their only fight to get and keep their husbands. They had no thought for the unfeminine problems of the world outside the home; they wanted the men to make the major decisions. They gloried in their role as women, and wrote proudly on the census blank: "Occupation: housewife."…


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MT seeks first win of 2011September 30, 2011 · Athletic Communications
Benny Cunningham goes for back-to-back 100-yard games when the Blue Raiders face the Tigers Saturday night.
The game will be part of ESPN Game Plan, and will also be on ESPN3.com with the Blue Raider Network broadcasting team of Chip Walters (play-by-play) and Kelly Holcomb (color analyst) describing the action. Web Audio and Live Statistics are available on GoBlueRaiders.com.
For Middle Tennessee (0-3), it will be a chance to get the 2011 season back on track, and make a run at a conference championship and a bowl bid. For Memphis, it will be an opportunity to break a 12-game losing streak to FBS teams. Ironically, the last FBS win for Memphis was 24-17 over Middle Tennessee September 17th of last year.
"I was embarrassed at the way we played at Memphis last year, and we are going to play better than we did last year," said Blue Raider head coach Rick Stockstill. "We are going to play better than we did against Purdue, or Georgia Tech or Troy. We are getting better each game, and now it's time to play at an even higher level, and correct some of the mistakes we have been making."
Both teams have several young players with a lot of talent and potential, but lacking in experience. It has been a learning year for both teams so far.
Stockstill is pleased with the play of his young defense, except for one facet of the game … giving up the explosive play.
"We have to get better at not giving up the explosive play. That's what you can't live with. For the most part, we made Georgia Tech work for what they got, but they got two 1-play drives, and that's what we have to work on.
"Troy had a 75-yard touchdown pass and a 62-yard fumble return, and that is what's frustrating."
Offensively, the Blue Raider offense, under the guidance of sophomore Logan Kilgore, has put up some impressive numbers. Kilgore has hit 72 of 122 passes for 862 yards and seven TDs. He has been intercepted three times.
Junior Benny Cunningham has carried most of the rushing load with 48 attempts for 262 yards (5.5 avg.) and two touchdowns, and has also caught six passes for 104 yards and another score. In an impressive side note, Cunningham has lost yardage on just one of his 48 rushing attempts.
Senior Sancho McDonald, who has caught a touchdown pass in every game so far, heads the receivers with 14 catches for 188 yards and three touchdowns. Senior speedster Malcolm Beyah has 13 receptions for 172 yards and two scores. In all, 14 different Blue Raider receivers have caught passes.
On defense, linebacker Darin Davis is the only senior among the front seven, and of the four senior defensive backs, only one started last year. The Blue Raiders are back with their aggressive, attacking defense that was generally missing last year. So far, it has resulted in seven sacks and 22 tackles for loss in three games.
The kicking game, long a strength for Middle Tennessee teams, is good once again. Nathaniel Toulson has punted 13 times for a 42.2 yard average, with four of 13 punts downed inside the 20 yard line. All-Sun Belt Conference placekicker Alan Gendreau has struggled so far in the young season, but will undoubtedly return to his All-Conference form very soon. Eric Russell remains one of the Sun Belt Conference leaders in both punt returns and kickoff returns. He has also intercepted a pass this season, at Purdue.
Stockstill reflected on the frustration of losing two of their three games by three points that came basically on the last play of the games at Purdue and at Troy.
"I want so badly for this team to experience that success and reach their goals. They practice hard, they play hard, they compete hard, so you want them to see the rewards.
"I give our players credit, after the Purdue game, they bounced back and played hard against Georgia Tech. Then we go to Troy and play a great game, other than a couple of plays on offense and a couple of plays on defense, which could have changed the complexion of that game.
"We have great leadership on our team, both from the seniors and the underclassmen, and we can still attain our ultimate goals. They are still out there. I know that it's coach-talk, but it's a one-game season. We have always taken a season one game at a time.
"These guys have always responded, and I have no doubt that they will respond Saturday night in a positive manner."
The Blue Raider Network will broadcast the MT-Memphis game on Murfreesboro flagship stations WMOT-FM 89.5 and WGNS AM 1450, and also on WGNS's sister FM stations, 100.5 and 101.9. The Nashville flagship station is WNSR AM-560.
Follow the Blue Raiders on Twitter @MTAthletics for continued updates.
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Gregory Van Joubert, Sr., 64, passed away peacefully, Friday, June 14, 2013. He was born in Port Arthur, TX on October 19, 1948. He was the first child and son of Dorothy Joubert and the late Hurist Joubert.
Gregory was a 1967 graduate of Abraham Lincoln High School and served proudly in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War.
Gregory is preceded in death by his father, Hurist Joubert, Sr. He leaves to cherish his memory, five sons, Gregory Van Joubert, Jr., Gregory Harper (Tiffany), Demone Harper (Deidra), Jeramee Joubert all of Port Arthur, TX and Hurist Joubert (Sandra) of Beaumont, TX; one daughter Ebony Powell of Port Arthur, TX; his wonderful mother Dorothy May Joubert; three brothers, Hurist Joubert, Jr. of Anchorage, Alaska, Clayton "Billy" Joubert (Delina) and Effery Joubert (Albanie) of Port Arthur, TX; three sisters, Linda Gordon of Houston, TX, Fayetta Washington of Plaquemine, LA and Brenda Joubert of Port Arthur, TX; 7 grandchildren; and a host of nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles a life time devoted friend Beatrice Lee; other relatives and friends.
Funeral service is scheduled for 11 a.m. Saturday, June 22, 2013 at Gabriel Funeral Home Chapel with a viewing from 9 a.m. until service time. Burial will be Tuesday, June 25, 2013 at Houston National Cemetery under the direction of Gabriel Funeral Home.
The Joubert and Harper family wishes to thank Harbor Hospice for assisting in the care of our loved one.


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We are getting down to the final days before St. Catharines city councillors will make what is perhaps the biggest decision of this term of office. Show your support and let your councillors know you support a progressive future for St. Catharines that includes a new multi-use entertainment and sports spectator facility. Do your part and Get Involved!Moving into the FutureLeave a legacy
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It would be tough for many of us today to imagine what it was like in St. Catharines during the Great Depression. Times were tough and jobs were few. But in a spirited effort to build a stronger community, the Garden City Arena was born.
Built in 1938, city residents raised nearly half of the $105,000 construction cost for a downtown arena that could host more than 3,000 people. The Toronto Maple Leafs played in the first game in the new barn, a fundraiser against three different teams that helped raise money for the seats.
Since then, the Garden City Arena became a local cultural icon. It has a long, rich history in junior hockey — twice co-hosting the Memorial Cup — had a stint as a professional hockey arena, has served as a convention floor for the city and has been the backdrop of many a childhood memory for many Niagara residents.
But time is not always kind. The Jack is showing its age. It is not only the smallest and oldest arena in the OHL, it is the oldest arena in the entire Canadian Hockey League.
It's time for an upgrade.
Like those challenging days in 1938, there are roadblocks that must be overcome. Times are again tough, and unemployment is again high. But as our forefathers worked hard to provide a better life for generations to come, it is time we did the same for our children and grandchildren.
A new St. Catharines Entertainment and Sports Complex would be much more than a hockey arena. Like the Garden City Arena, it would be cultural gathering place for the city, a place where dreams are forged, a place where families and friends bond, a centre for shows and events and meetings and, yes, games.
This is an opportunity for St. Catharines to build something special, to leave its legacy for tomorrow's generations.
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The NEW Garden City Complex Entertainment and Sports Spectator Facility
There was a time The Garden City Arena was a jewel, not just in St. Catharines... not just in Niagara... but in the entire province, and even the nation. But that time has passed. The Jack Gatecliff Arena is now the oldest arena in the Canadian Hockey League. What was a jewel has lost its lustre with the passage of time.
"The finest hockey arena anywhere in Ontario
outside of Maple Leaf Gardens."
former OHA and CAHA president W.A. Fry, 1943
"The Garden City Arena was a social gathering place. It's a treasure house of history. When I walk into it today, it's like walking into Maple Leaf Gardens. It does have charm, but its era has passed."
John Hewitt
Author, Garden City Hockey heroes
Freelance hockey writer
"Two things always are always reinforced when I watch the IceDogs live: 1) what good entertainment value it is for the money; 2) how inadequate Jack Gatecliff is as a spectator facility."
Doug Herod
St. Catharines Standard columnist/blogger
April 13, 2011
"Cramped, crowded, and nearly impossible to move around in – that's the Jack Gatecliff Arena's interior in a nutshell…. One narrow top concourse is not enough with which to move traffic around, and the gameday closure of the tiny bottom concourses means that you may as well stay in your seat during intermissions."
Kevin Jordan
St. Catharines Museum - Dan Meighan Collection 1987.171.5
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On February 7, 2012, Missouri held a presidential primary for the Republican candidates, the same day that Colorado and Minnesota had their caucuses. Rick Santorum won all three contests, surprising many who expected a better showing from Romney.
Many in the media referred to the Missouri primary as a "beauty contest," because the primary did not count as it was non-binding, which means that the delegates that Missouri will send to the Republican National Convention in August will not be affected by the way voters voted in February. The Missouri Republican Party will hold caucuses beginning on March 17, 2012, that will actually decide which candidates the delegates will support at the convention in August.
So why did Missouri hold a primary that didn't matter?
It turns out that Missouri state law stipulates that the presidential primary be held in early February. Missouri passed a law to hold a presidential primary in 1998 and changed the date of the primary to February in 2002. The confusion between the Missouri primary-caucus schedules resulted from rule changes by the Republican National Committee (see Flouting the RNC Rules) and party conflict in the Missouri state legislature.
The new RNC rules dictated that states other than Iowa, New Hampshire, South Carolina, or Nevada had to wait until March to choose their delegates. If states flouted the RNC rules, they would be stripped of half their delegates at the Republican National Convention. The Missouri Republican Party did not want to go against the RNC rules and lose half their delegates. So the state legislature attempted to pass a bill to move the presidential primary, but Governor Jay Nixon vetoed it because he did not agree with provisions in the bill that he suggested would limit write-in candidates in local elections. Then the state senate considered abolishing the primary to avoid wasting state money on a contest that did not count but deadlocked on the legislation. And the presidential primary, costing Missouri about $7 million, went ahead in February as a "beauty contest" without actually choosing any delegates for the national convention.


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On Saturday 10/27, join the Victoria Gardens Kidz Club for the 'Spooky Town Square Bash' from 10:00 am-12:00 pm in Chaffey Town Square. This free event will celebrate the season with activities for everyone, including a pumpkin patch, a maze & other Halloween-themed games. The first 300 kids (ages 2-10) will receive a free mini-pumpkin to decorate at the pumpkin decorating station. The bash will also include a balloon artist, Halloween music, prizes, & a face painter to give spooky makeovers.
Hope Inc in Rancho Cucamonga, Ca is having their annual Halloween Event on October 26th from 5 pm – 9 pm. This event provides a safe environment where children can celebrate. This event is free. Come out and enjoy:
-Free Food
-Trick or Treating
-3 Bounce & Obstacle Houses
-Dunk Tank
-Carpet Bowling
-Awesome Raffle w/Many Prozes
-Themed Rooms
This will be a night to remember. Address for event is 10777 Civic Center Dr. Rancho Cucamonga, Ca 91730. Friday October 26th 5 pm – 9 pm.
Enjoy one of the country's most top rated Oktoberfest's. Nestled high in the San Bernardino mountains, we pride ourselves in throwing one of the best German celebrations this side of Munich.
You've arrived . . . now what?
Come on in, grab yourself a seat and get comfortable for a full day of fun.
Big Bear Lake Convention Center
42900 Big Bear Blvd.
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315
The Convention Center is located on the corner of Division Drive and Big Bear Blvd.
You can't help but participate in the fun at Oktoberfest.
Put on your dancing shoes, because you'll definitely want to do the Chicken Dance or Circle Dance. Grab one of our Gaudi's (Hostesses/Hosts) and learn to polka.
Enter one of our free contests. Saw a log, hold stein, or slam an O'Doul's
After a few rounds of polkas, Macarana's, Chicken dances, etc., get outside and take a big breath of fresh mountain air. Take a stroll down the Budenstrasse (Avenue of the Booths). The outside vendor and game area features everything from antique slot machines for purchase, to handmade jewelry and candies. Have your palm read or simply enjoy an Italian Ice.
Little Oktoberfest fans will enjoy the Kinder Garten complete with bounce houses, petting zoo, pony rides, face painting, airbrush tattoos and carnival games.
We serve up a German feast fit for a king. All the favorites from Brats, to Sauerbraten, to pretzels, to pickled pig feets.
And, if you're looking for something more than German food, we offer that too. Cafe Americana serves grilled 1/2 pd. burgers, monster nachos, chicken tacos, chicken strips, chili, fries, onion rings and a variety of other festival-type fare!
All German food and alcoholic beverages are purchased with tickets. There are four convenient ticket booth locations within the building to purchase tickets. Ticket types include: Dinner, Sandwich, Beer, Wine and Burgermeister Bucks. Burgermeister Bucks can be used for both food and alcohol and can be purchased individually or in books of $60.00. Save time and enjoy Oktoberfest as you walk through the doors, by pre-purchasing Burgermeister Books or Ten-pack Beer booklets on line.
The Big Bear Lake Oktoberfest proudly pours both German and American bier & wine, as well as a variety of soft drinks, water, coffee and sports drinks.
There are two main inside bars and two outside bier gardens – the Warsteiner Bier Garten and the Sports Garten. Looking for the best deal on beer?
Nothing better than having a great time and saving a little too! Buy a stein. The beer cup sizes are 14 oz. and 32 oz. Our steins sizes start at 16.9 oz. and increase to
33.1 oz. You do the math. We also offer mini kegs, which are 5 liter cans. Mini kegs are $48.00 and pour 11+ 14 oz. cups. And finally, we offer Beer Booklets which consist of 10 beer tickets for $58.00 (a $2.00 savings).
Be sure to stop by the Oktoberfest Shoppe and pick-up an Oktoberfest souvenir. We offer everything from Sweatshirts, to T-shirts, to hair wreaths, to magnets, to steins and much more.
After a full day of Oktoberfest fun, leave the driving to us. Catch a ride on the O'Doul's complimentary shuttle. The shuttles begin running at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday evenings and will take you door-to-door anywhere in the Big Bear Valley. The shuttles continue to operate until the last Oktoberfest fan is out of the building! Please note: The shuttle will NOT take you to any other establishment that sells alcoholic beverages.
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are adopting new guidelines to streamline the process for short sales, which most real estate observers expect will outpace foreclosures in the coming year.
The guidelines, required by the Federal Housing Finance Agency and effective June 15, would require servicers of mortgages backed by Freddie and Fannie to review and respond to requests for short sales within 30 calendar days of receipt of a buyer's offer.
A short sale is a transaction in which a lender agrees to accept less than the amount owed on the mortgage. It is a "strategic default," designed to get a borrower out of financial trouble without having to go through the drawn-out legal tangle of the foreclosure process.
A short sale does affect the seller's credit score, reducing it as much as a foreclosure would, according to Fair Isaac Corp., which developed the system.
On average, according to recent data from foreclosure search engine RealtyTrac, short sales are taking 306 days from start to finish, compared with 113 days in 2006 as the housing market started to unravel.
Area real estate agents who handle such transactions have acknowledged that they do take a long time to complete, and that delays often result in loss of the sale.
But lenders are becoming more accommodating, though they have issues with short sales because they have been abused by unscrupulous investors and others, perhaps to the tune of $375 million in annual losses nationwide.
In January, there were more than 35,000 short sales nationwide, on pace for more than 105,000 pre-foreclosure sales for the first quarter. That would be the highest quarterly total since the first three months of 2009.
This is not the first time the government has acted to accelerate the short-sale process. In late 2009, the Treasury Department proposed financial incentives and simplified the procedures for completing them. That included a $1,000 payment to servicers and a maximum of $1,000 to go to investors who signed off on payments to subordinate lien holders, the Treasury said. Borrowers were to receive $1,500 in relocation expenses.
The rules, which took effect in April 2010, were supposed to reduce the short-sale process to 10 days, but didn't.
The pending Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac guidelines will mandate weekly status updates to the borrower if the short sale remains under review after 30 calendar days.
Servicers also will be required to make and then inform borrowers of final decisions within 60 calendar days of receipt of an offer.
By the end of the year, Fannie and Freddie will announce other "enhancements" to the short-sale process, including borrower-eligibility evaluation, simplified documents, and payments to subordinate lien holders.
Housing Finance Agency acting director Edward J. DeMarco said the changes were being considered "additional tools to prevent foreclosure, keep homes occupied, and help maintain stable communities."
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The Morocco Rally or, to give it its proper, not often used in the West name, the OiLibya Rallye du Maroc is a six-day, 1300-mile off-road race that takes place through parts of the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert. Not to diminish its own difficulty, but the race is largely used by major teams as a dry run for the Dakar, being shorter in duration, distance and closer to Europe, where most rally teams are based. Here's 24 stunning photos from the rally on its 5th day, along with some interesting background material.
Here's a large-format route map. As you can see, this rally's more about doing some racing than it is covering distances or checking off countries.
The big news this year is the return of Honda to rally racing with the CRF450 Rally. Here's an in-depth video walk around of the bike. The team is experiencing teething problems in Africa. Its big name, Helder Rodrigues, was given a 14 hour penalty after failing to complete yesterday's stage due to reliability issues. Despite placing 2nd in today's stage, he's now 42nd overall. Honda's top placed rider is now Felipe Zanol, who sits in 7th overall but only finished today in 14th after a navigational error. The team's problem doesn't seem to be speed, the bikes are keeping up with the top KTMs, when they're working and when their riders can stay on course.
Johnny Campbell's experience today sounds typical of a team working out problems with new bikes in the field. "When we entered the Erg, I came over a dune and the front wheel went in a hole and I fell over," explains Campbell. "As I picked up the bike, I tried to restart but there was no spark, so I had to take off the seat and the fuel tank and I found a broken cable. I fixed the problem and rejoined the race. I lost a lot of time, arriving at the first CP with almost 45 minutes delay."
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It may be a bum rap, but, in the business world, people under 30 are often seen as too inexperienced, unsophisticated and flighty to hold top-level positions, while those over 60 are considered too burned out, slow and set in their ways to provide energetic, innovative leadership.
If David Lapin and Roy Anderson, the co-owners of Hanover Mortgage Corp. in Irvine, had bought these stereotypes, they wouldn't be in business together. Nor would they have discovered what an ideal arrangement their May-December partnership would make, in spite of the 34-year gap between their ages.


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If you want to get something done, hire a mom.
And CafeMom.com did just that when it decided to launch the pilot of its new daily deals website www.mom.com.
CafeMom — the self-described largest ad-supported website targeting parents (we're talking 7 million unique visitors per month) — was started by local-boys-made-good Andrew Shue and Michael Sanchez. So when Shue and Sanchez wanted to get in on the daily deals phenom blazed by GroupOn and LivingSocial, they decided to pilot the program from North Jersey where Sanchez still lives.
Shana Teitelbaum was the woman they turned to. As Co-President of Fundraising for the South Mountain School PTA and former President of Parent Action Committee to JCC, West Orange Campus, Shana is plugged in "hyperlocally" — something Shue and Sanchez knew was necessary to make this work.
"I know a lot of the merchants personally," said Teitelbaum when Patch caught up with her between swinging deals and ferrying her two sons (rising 1st and 4th graders) to sports and camps. (Those sports include soccer, lacrosse, football and baseball — increasing Teitelbaum's reach in the community exponentially.)
Teitelbaum said that the job is a perfect fit for a working mom. Sometimes she hits the pavements in Maplewood and South Orange villages, Springfield Avenue, Irvington Avenue, Downtown Millburn and more. Sometimes she works her email and the phones. "I can do it on my own time, set my own hours," said Teitelbaum, who works when the boys are in school or camp or after they've gone to bed.
Another appeal of the job is this: "I really wanted to help support our local merchants, the mom and pop shops in town."
All of this positions Teitelbaum to be uniquely in touch with what the mom.com customer is looking for. One customer recently enthused on Facebook, "I'm LOVING that these deal sites are having deals that are more local to us. I've been seeing good stuff on Mom.com in particular" after scoring 60% off a massage at Serenity Spa in Millburn thanks to mom.com.
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Chesterfield-based Monarch Fire Protection District Thursday night at a regular public meeting of the district's three-member board of directors.
Board President Kim Evans conducted a ceremonial swearing-in at administrative headquarters, 13725 Olive Blvd., since Vineyard's first day of work was Jan. 2.
Vineyard was with Mid-County Fire Protection District since 1988.
Top firefighting brass from University City, Pattonville, West County Fire and others watched Vineyard take over his post, leaving after the brief protocol.
Vineyard takes the job amid controversey, The case recognized "abusive treatment" of female firefighting staff and the subsequent firing of male superiors.
One of the fired battalion chiefs took his own life two weeks after the firing.
Vineyard's first order of public business was to report on two firefighters relagated to "light duty." He asked the district's new attorney whether those of light duty could use a note from a district doctor to determine their standing.
The advice included that the chief could use discretion in determining whether an employee could take on certain kinds of work, or not.
Monarch's website said Vineyard has 23 years of experience in the field, and is secretary of the Greater St. Louis Area Fire Chiefs Association.
Vineyard was named Fire Chief/Fire Marshal in 2004. Prior to that, he was a captain and training officer, according to the website.
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A computer virus that's infecting computers across the country is hitting close to home. The digital worms are slowing down P–Cs in Dane County's government buildings.
There are about 1500 computers in the county's system. And when employees got to work Wednesday, they found more than half of them had been infected. The virus affected a lot of e–mail accounts, calendars, and some other special applications.
Getting a computer virus is rare in Dane County, we're told it hasn't happen since 2000.
"We're in pretty good shape right now, we're moving toward getting everybody back on," says Dane County's director of administration.
Dane County hopes to have the problem fixed by Thursday morning.
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TOKYO — Photos of the teenager's corpse show a deep cut on his right arm, horrific bruising on his neck and chest. His face is swollen and covered with cuts. A silhouette of violence runs from the corner of his left eye over the cheekbone to his jaw, and his legs are pocked with small burns the size of a lighted cigarette.
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Things didn't go according to plan for the Cascade Christian Cougars girls basketball team in the first three minutes of regulation against the Eatonville Cruisers.
Eatonville built an early 7-point lead and Cascade Christian didn't get on the scoreboard until a Katie Rozumny bucket with 4:30 left in the first quarter. The Cougars overcame their sluggish start and finished the second quarter with a 12-0 run, taking a lead they never relinquished in a 47-40 victory Friday night in Puyallup.
The Cougars improved their Nisqually League record to 9-0 and Eatonville dropped to 5-3. Cougars coach Bryan Peterson said sluggish starts have been the norm for his team.
"Unfortunately we've started slow too many times this year and we've had to come back from those slow starts. I think the girls have done a pretty good job of recovering," Peterson said. "I just wish we would start faster."
The Cougars shot proficiently from the perimeter, draining six 3-pointers in the final three quarters.
Freshman guard Tristen Coltom hit a trio of 3s in the win and finished with 9 points. Rozumny scored a team-high 10 points.
"We've got a few girls who can shoot it from the outside pretty well," Peterson said. "Usually it's just a matter of time until we get the ball rotated to our open shooter. We got the open looks we needed."
Peterson said defeating Eatonville for the second time this season is big.
"They are sitting in second place and obviously for us beating them twice makes a huge difference in the way things can shake out for the rest of the season. It was a really nice win for us," he said.