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A relatively well-kept, nondescript house behind Oracle Park is where it all started Sunday, around 2 am.
Authorities say three men in black pickup pulled up, two of whom reportedly forced their way into the front porch area and grabbed a 34-year-old woman inside.
They then dragged her outside and held her down in the bed of the truck.
From there, the situation only got that much worse.
That's because the victim is a single mother, we're told, who either has difficulty hearing or is completely deaf.
We don't know for sure who was home at the time of the abduction.
Though we did learn from the victim's family...
"Is she your daughter?" KOLD asked a man who answered the front door Tuesday.
"No, she's my granddaughter," he said, peering through the screen. "I don't want to say more than that."
We're told the woman only recently moved to Oracle with her children after a painful separation or divorce.
"Yes...that's true," her grandfather said.
"Are you able to tell me if the young lady is doing any better?"
"Um, not really because I haven't talked to the doctor," he said.
Doctors who continue to care for the woman in Tucson.
Due to severity of her injuries, she had to be airlifted to a local hospital Sunday after being found by a jogger south of Oracle.
This after being dumped in the desert, naked and bleeding, by the people who did this to her.
Authorities say each suspect is a white man between 30 and 40 years of age.
Suspect number one is described as chubby and wearing a red, long-sleeve shirt.
Suspect number two has a medium build and mustache and was last seen wearing a light blue T-shirt and New Balance brand tennis shoes.
Suspect number three also has a medium build and was reportedly wearing jogging gear, specifically a Nike jacket with a reflective swoosh emblem..
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2.08/5 rDev -25.2%
On tap are O'Brien's for million zillion night
A dark black body ad no head. Same with all of them
S-not so great. The hops almost had a negative effect, if that's possible
T-not so great. Again the hops are terrible and really ruin the beer
M-medium body and smooth. So smooth
O-worst one by far. Everyone thought so. Keep your hops Slovenia!
11-13-2011 19:14:40 | More by brew3crew
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2.35/5 rDev -15.5%
On Tap
Night of a Million Zillion Speedways
O'Brien's Pub
San Diego, CA
Dark as night black with brown edges, thin head but the body of this beer is just spectacular. It's thick and oily and leaves the glass absolutely covered in sticky lace. Thick as can be and dark as night. Spectacular.
Unfortunately, the appearance is one of the few fine things about this beer. While there is still a bit of the coffee and roast combination left from the untreated version of Speedway, the dry hopping has given this beer an incredibly woody character. It smells like fresh cedar planks.
This tastes like freshly cut cedar wood with a little bit of roast character. It's not a particularly pleasant combination.
The mouthfeel still sings, but it doesn't seem quite as thick and luscious as other Speedways.
This certainly is my least favorite version of Speedway Stout.
11-14-2011 01:50:04 | More by ehammond1
2.68/5 rDev -3.6%
On tap at O'Brien night of a million zillion speedways
Look: black and totally opaqu with a 1/8 inch head and good retention
Smell: The Slovenian Hops used to dry hop it created a piney note that did not really work with the coffee backbone
Taste: Sadly the flavor was worse than the smell. And it reminded me of a very woody and piney bad black ipa
Mouthfeel: Full body and low carbonation and a bit dry from the dry hopping
Overall: This was my least favorite variation that Alesmith did. The piney woody hops did not work well at all with the base beer
12-01-2011 04:53:21 | More by DarthKostrizer
2.9/5 rDev +4.3%
On tap at O'Brien's
A: Gorgeous black color with a 1 finger mocha colored head.
S: Really interesting stuff here. Roasted malt, bananas, overripe fruit and a hint of mint with some earthy hops in the background. It's kind of a lot going on and I'm not really sure if the strong hops work with this beer.
T: Has some good roasted malt and coffee flavor upfront but it's quickly replaced by some overripe banana and a ton of earthy and green hop flavor that grows and grows. Not really sure I'd like to try this one again.
11-20-2011 19:10:15 | More by notchucknorris
4/5 rDev +43.9%
11-14-2011 20:06:20 | More by FreightTrain
2.48/5 rDev -10.8%
On tap at the newly renovated Alesmith tasting room.
A: Black with a fleeting dark brown head.
S: Dark chocolate accompanies earth and coffee. I get fudge and booze with a dash of pine. There's a light medicinal note.
T: Burnt malt with a medicinal sort of plastic flavor. The bitterness is acrid. Coffee piles on astringency. The finish is alcoholic dark chocolate, harsh bitterness, and charred malt.
M: Full body with upper low carbonation.
Overall: One of the worst Speedway variations I've tried. Pretty unpleasant flavor.
01-21-2012 02:59:57 | More by HopHead84
3/5 rDev +7.9%
11-14-2011 16:05:49 | More by nanobrew
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Test Driven Development without Tears
Every company that I worked for has its own method of testing, and I've gained a lot of experience in what works and what doesn't. At last, that stack of conflicting confidentiality agreements that I got as a coop student have now all expired, so I can talk about it. (I never signed them anyway.)
Warning: My recollection of events may be different from what actually occurred. Do you remember what you were doing 10 years ago?
Don't make testing a pain in the ass.Two places I worked at had test systems that were painful to use. They were Microsoft and Soma.
Microsoft's is the worse of the two. The system of my particular team in 2000 was so bad that developers couldn't even use it. Only dedicated Software Test Engineers had access to it and could run the full suite. Setting it up on a new PC could not be done in a day. Eventually at the end of the summer I managed to get a copy running, and it found lots of bugs in my module, but by then I ran out of time to fix them. Yes, this was all my fault because I should have been running the tests earlier. I didn't run them because they were so darn hard to get a hold of and set up.
Testing must be done continuously and during development, by developers.
Soma had the right idea. They were working on a software phone that ran on Linux. Before checking in a change, we were required to write a test for it and run the full regression suite without any failures.
The software and tests were all written in Java, so to create a test, you'd create a Java object with a procedure that called the high level APIs to start a phone call, and figure out a way to use the feature you were working on.
Some of the features needed a complex set of steps to invoke. If you wanted to test the user hitting a #-code to add a participant during a five-way conference call, you had to first set up five fake calls using the Java API. There were functions for dialing a number and such. Whenever an API changed, all the test objects would have to be updated.
The test system was downright painful to use. Early versions ran in real time, with real timeouts. To test that the dial tone only played for 30 seconds before the off-hook beeps started, you had to sit there and wait while the system did nothing until the timer expired. There was a speeded-up mode where timers would expire immediately. But even in speed mode, the Java system was so bogged down that it would take several hours to run everything. While I was there, they were in the process of building a cluster of 100 PCs just to run all the tests.
The problem was that all of the tests were system level. Programming in Java eventually leads to a system that I call object-soup:
More abstraction can seem to be better, but it leads to more classes,
and more classes have more references to each other. The system grew so
complex that there was no way to reset the state to the middle of a
five-way call, without actually performing all of the call setup. Each
one had to be set up for every test. Unit testing of an individual class
was meaningless, but it was impossible to separate a feature from the
rest of the system.
You can't test GUIs
In 1999, Corel's flagship product was its DRAW! Vector graphics suite. As I remember it, testing was completely manual. Of course, developers were expected to test their changes as much as possible, but CorelDRAW is a huge program with thousands of features and modes of operation. After we'd done some cursory testing, we'd check in a change into Visual Source Safe and wait bugs to come in from beta testers. When a bug was submitted, the test specialist for my team, Mona, would reproduce it and create an issue report.
The system was clearly broken. We had about 100,000 open bugs and even some of the more serious ones (copy text with certain bullet styles results in crash.) had been unfixed for several versions.
The problem was the lack of any regression testing. We relied too much on developers manually going through all the code paths, and beta testers to submit reports. The engines were physically separated into libraries, but they were tightly coupled into the UI, so automated testing was impossible. If you broke something in a little-used feature, it might be years until someone noticed.
Regression testing is only feasible if the process is automated, but to this day, I still can't think of a good way to automatically test GUIs. If your program has a graphical user interface, you are stuck with laborious manual testing. The best thing you can do is to separate your program into two parts: a user interface part, and an engine part that does the real work. The user interface part will have to be tested by moving the mouse and going through all the options. The engine part has to have a well defined API, with inputs and outputs that you can test automatically.
Note: Most people stop reading at this point.
Three rules for Test Driven Development
In a modern software company, developers should be running some kind of regression tests with every change they make.
If you make it painful, then your developers will be unproductive. If
you make it painful and mandatory, then your developers will be
unproductive and unhappy. For effective test driven development, you
need three things:
- The test system should support the developer, not the other way around.
- A developer must be able to create a new test in under 10 minutes.
- The test suite should be capable of running hundreds of tests in under 5 minutes.
If the test system is painful to use and create tests for, then developers will not create tests. There has to be some payoff for spending the effort of creating a test, in terms of finishing and going home early. Otherwise, the tests will be put off to later, or they won't get done, or you will have to have a separate team whos only job it is to create tests, and then you are no longer doing test driven development.
The test system must support the easy creation of tests. You should be able to take a bug report or some log from the field, run it through a tool, and out pops your test that is ready to run to reproduce the issue. If the tests are written in Java that is quite hard to do. Ideally instead of writing code, you will have some other kind of input, like a list of events that occurred since system startup. You can run the events through your system to exactly reproduce its state. These types of tests take no development effort to create, and the best part is they don't depend on function names and classes. You could rewrite your system from scratch, and as long as it takes the same input, your tests will still work.
Finally, the test suite should be fast. You're going to want your automated build system to run the tests after every few changes. If you think about it, a developer might make, on average, one or two changes a day. If you have 100 developers, you will have 100 to 200 changes a day. Developers will need to be able to run the tests at their desk, too. If regression tests passing is mandatory before committing a change, then it should take only a few minutes to run, so you don't have developers leaving for a three hour lunch, checking their stocks, or having swordfights.
File importer exampleLets say we are responsible for writing file importers for a word processor. We are fixing a bug in a file importer for Microsoft DOC format. The input is a .DOC file, and the output is a series of function calls that modify a document. So when we read some text, we call document.addText(), and when we get a new font, we call document.setFont(), etc.
But instead of maintaining a real document and displaying on the screen, we have a generic test document. When we call document.addText(), we just record this fact to a text file. So after our importer runs, we might have something like this:
called addText("This document is copyright") called setFont("Symbol", 10) called addText("c") called setFont("Times New Roman", 10 ) called addText("1995")
Suppose we had hundreds of .doc files, taken from actual bug reports by actual users. We put them into a folder called "input" and check them into our source control system. We run them through the test document. This only takes a few seconds, because all its doing is creating text files. We then take these output .txt files, and check them into our source control system.
If, one year later, I'm making a change and the output of the test suite changes in any way, then it is either a bug, an improvement, or irrelevant. I'll revise the change to fix the problem, or update the checked-in text files with the new results.
We now have a regression test system that is easy to use and quick to run. The tests are not Java files. They take absolutely no effort to write -- we just save an attachment. In fact, it's easier to fix an issue after creating a test for it, because you can run it over and over again. Developers will naturally create tests as part of doing their job, without even being asked.
Now we can re-write stuff without fear. We can re-write the file importers from scratch, and make sure they work on all the same documents in exactly the same way. We can also re-write the rest of the system, as long as the interface to addText() and setFont() still works the same way.
Sure, there are some bad parts. If you change document.setFont() so that it needs a font encoding parameter, you will need to update all the test scripts. But these changes aren't difficult to manage, and the benefits far outweigh the inconvenience.
In Conclusion
If you are setting up a regression test system, it should be effortless
to create a new test, and it should be able to run hundreds of tests in
five minutes. Most importantly, the test system should make it easier to
fix bugs, so developers will naturally want to create new tests.
Source: http://stevehanov.ca/blog/index.php?id=66
(Note: Opinions expressed in this article and its replies are the opinions of their respective authors and not those of DZone, Inc.)
Michael Remijan replied on Tue, 2012/03/06 - 10:50am
Maven has been a cause of a lot of "tears" when it comes to testing. Maven's build lifecycle includes both unit tests and integration tests with the added headache of there not being any clear separation between code for unit tests and integration tests. This results in unit tests doing a lot of things they are not suppose to be doing and it results in developer machines needing (sometimes complex) environment setup in order to get integration testing to run. If Maven did the following it would help out tremendously: One, remove integration testing from the default build lifecycle, Two, provide a completey separate directory structure for unit tests. If this is done, then (in theory) developers would be able to create fast unit tests with no external dependencies and the organization should be able to have 2 continuous integration environments...one which is running unit tests all the time, and another which is configured with the environment which the integration tests need, which may only run on a nightly basis. In general, tests are OK, but if ANY work is required to get them running (setting a system environment variable, creating a database, making sure a server is available, etc.) then every developer will click the checkbox to ignore the tests, which defeats the purpose of having them.
Ken Dombeck replied on Tue, 2012/03/06 - 2:18pm
We had a simular situation were we wanted to run the fast unit tests on our local machines prior to committing code and let the CI server run all of the unit and slow integration tests.
TestNG allowed us to accomplish this by using groups, I am sure Junit has something simular. By adding the group to the integration tests we were able to have the maven surfire plugin exclude these integration tests on our local machine builds.
@Test public class MyUnitTest { ... } @Test(groups = "integration") public class MyIntegrationTest { ... }
<plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId> <artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId> <configuration> <excludedGroups>integration</excludedGroups> </configuration> </plugin>
You can then use a Maven profile to change the value of the excludedGroups for your CI server.


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PEPPERDINE TRACK 2014: Competed at five meets as a junior ... Ran the 100 and 200 meters multiple times and the 400 once ... Best times were 13.41 in the 100 and 27.71 in the 200 (both at Pomona-Pitzer, 4/12), and 1:06.60 in the 400 (Westmont, 2/22).
PEPPERDINE TRACK 2013: Only ran at one track meet as a sophomore ... Competed in the 4x100 relay at Westmont (2/16).
PEPPERDINE TRACK 2012: Ran in six meets as a freshman ... Ran the 100, 200 and 400 meters ... Had season-best times of 13.27 in the 100 (North Florida, 3/2), 27.56 in the 200 (UC Irvine, 3/24) and 60.90 in the 400 (SF State, 4/6) ... Also ran on the 4x100 and 4x400 relay teams.
PEPPERDINE XC 2012: Made her cross country debut as a sophomore ... Ran at one meet, the UC Riverside Open (25:07.6 in the 5k).
PEPPERDINE XC 2011: Did not compete in cross country as a freshman.
HIGH SCHOOL: Graduated from San Clemente (Calif.) High School in 2011 ... Ran four years on the varsity ... A three-time track athlete of the year for the school ... Team won the Sea View League championship in 2011 ... Made the honor roll.
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A while back, our neighbors adopted a border collie. If you're not familiar with the name, they're a type of dog that's been bred meticulously over hundreds of years, since all the way back to the British Isles, for their skill in herding sheep and other livestock.
Our neighbors somehow thought this border collie, who had grown up in a big field down in Shelby County, would enjoy a change of scenery — i.e., living on the Southside of Birmingham. In hindsight this was a leap of faith on their part, to say the least.
I still remember the first afternoon I went with them to walk the new dog. It started off promisingly enough, with the collie's nose eagerly sniffing the sidewalk, apparently reading all the messages of greeting that had been left for him earlier by other dogs.
But that was before we reached the corner crosswalk and had to wait for traffic, at which point the collie raised up his head and looked around him.
I'll never forget the expression in his eyes — panic and indignation, for starters — when he realized that there were groups of people actually walking in all different directions at once, with no rhyme or reason, instead of lining up in a neat row the way creatures are supposed to.
He started jumping up and down in the same spot, growling and barking and whimpering all at once, and when he finally got his wits sufficiently together to take off chasing these stragglers, it was all the three of us could do to restrain him with the leash.
I remember that scene because it was simultaneously funny and sad, but also eerily familiar. I understood where the dog was coming from.
A writer friend of mine once argued that there was a very thin line between writing for a living and having obsessive-compulsive disorder, and over the years I've judged him to be increasingly correct.
Be aware, this is NOT the kind of obsessive-compulsive trait that results in fanatically organizing one's personal belongings, such as having all your tools and yard implements carefully polished and hanging by hooks on pegboard walls around your basement — as anybody who's ever seen our basement (or my office, for that matter) can attest.
Nope, this kind of fanaticism applies only to intangible things such as information and ideas. Is everything in life somehow connected, or not? If not, it ought to be. Case closed.
When all is said and done, a story is nothing but a bunch of random information that nobody knew belonged together until they see it all pieced together in a lump and somehow it works.
The phrase "connecting the dots" has gotten to be almost a cliché nowadays, especially in government and law enforcement circles. But if your brain is wired to do nothing BUT connect stray dots, it's a full-time job in itself.
As a result, both writers and border collies tend to have similar levels of success in social situations. Namely, not much.
Another writer I know says it's easy to spot the writer at any social gathering that includes strangers. He or she is off to the side somewhere looking lost and confused, searching for a nonexistent pattern in what everybody is saying and doing.
Whereas, truly skilled and experienced partygoers know that if you're convincing enough at just making up the pattern as you go along, everybody around you assumes you know what you're doing.
I've actually had lessons in this from social-type people, but the lessons have never stuck.
At some point my eyes glaze over and get that border collie look again, and I'm at a loss for words.
Until later. Actually, much later. Depending on when the next writing deadline or the next utility bill is due, whichever comes first.
There are worse ways to make a living, I'm sure. But if you ever see me contentedly sniffing the sidewalk, taking care not to look around too much and get upset, you'll know I'm checking out another line of work.
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O'FALLON — A couple things got the attention of the O'Fallon Panthers on Friday.
The first was the arrival of University of Missouri football coach Gary Pinkel in a helicopter beyond the north end zone. The second was finding themselves trailing Alton 7-6 on their home field with 8 minutes, 50 seconds remaining.
The Panthers answered quickly on a 59-yard touchdown pass from Camden Bauer to Tae'Mon Franklin and added another TD late to hold off the upset-minded Redbirds 21-7 in a Southwestern Conference game.
"We preach to our kids you've just got to play four quarters and then we get down in the fourth quarter at home," said O'Fallon coach Brandon Joggerst, whose 2-1 team won its SWC opener. "We could have hung our heads a little bit, but we came back right away and answered so that was good to see.
"It wasn't pretty by any stretch. We left a lot of points on the board and there were a lot of penalties and some missed assignments."
Pinkel, who was in attendance through most of the first half, was watching O'Fallon defensive lineman Dewayne Hendrix.
After an interception by Keshon Young, Alton (1-2 overall, 1-1 in the SWC) converted on fourth-and-goal at the 5 when Justus Pedrero pounded it in up the middle. Eli Taul's extra point put Alton on top, but not for long.
Bauer put a deep ball on the money to Franklin, hitting the speedy senior in stride for a 59-yard TD.
"Tae'Mon's probably the first to tell you he should have had two more before that, but he made a big catch on that third one and that was a bit momentum boost for us," Joggerst said. "He's usually very solid for us. We just told him to catch the next one, you've got to forget about that and have a short-term memory. Go get the next one, and he made a big one when he had to."
O'Fallon tacked on another TD after Christian Selsor's fumble recovery on a punt return set up a 1-yard run by Marques Cooper with 4:19 remaining.
Alton threw quite a scare into the Panthers and coach Jeff Alderman saw many positives despite the loss.
"Our kids are understanding football now and I couldn't be more proud of our effort," Alderman said. "A couple big plays there that turned the tide, but our kids showed tonight they belong in this league and they can play at this level.
"It's something to build off of, but we can't be satisfied. We've gotten to the point now where losing hurts. I'm not sure losing hurt at Alton before --and now it does."
O'Fallon sophomore Kentrail Moran lugged the ball 26 times for 168 yards, including a 67-yard run. Bauer completed 15-of-27 passes for 166 yards.
The Panthers salvaged an otherwise forgettable first half with a late touchdown drive just before halftime.
Taking over at their own 20 with just 36.6 seconds remaining after a missed field goal by Alton, the Panthers moved quickly down the field.
They also were aided by a pass-interference penalty on Alton before Bauer hit Klayton Gettis over the middle. Gettis bowled over a defender, holding onto the ball as he plowed his way into the end zone with 3.4 seconds remaining.
O'Fallon had a 40-yard touchdown play called back on a penalty on its first possession. The Panthers were penalized 16 times for 155 yards, forcing the defense to contribute many big plays and turnovers to stop drives.
"We kept shooting ourselves in the foot, you can't have negative plays and we were putting ourselves in bad situations, second and long, third and long," Joggerst said. "It seemed like we were fighting it and fighting it."
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MCLEAN, Va. - Robert H. Bork, whose failed nomination to the U.S. Supreme Court in the 1980s helped draw the modern boundaries of cultural fights over abortion, civil rights and other issues, has died. He was 85.
Son Robert H. Bork Jr. confirmed his father died Wednesday at a hospital in Virginia. The son said Bork died from complications of heart ailments.
Brilliant, blunt, and piercingly witty, Robert Heron Bork had a long career in politics and the law that took him from respected academic to a totem of conservative grievance.
Bork's defeat during the 1987 Senate court nomination hearings made him a hero to the right and a rallying cry for younger conservatives. The fight over Bork was the first national political and lobbying offensive mounted against a judicial nominee, and it has defined every high-profile judicial nomination since.
The process also created a verb, "to bork," meaning vilification of a nominee on ideological grounds.
Democratic Sen. Edward Kennedy summed up the opposition to Bork at the time by saying, "In Robert Bork's America there is no room at the inn for blacks and no place in the Constitution for women."
The experience embittered Bork and hardened many of his conservative positions, even as it gave him prominence on the conservative speaking circuit.
"Robert Bork was a giant, a brilliant and fearless legal scholar, and a gentleman whose incredible wit and erudition made him a wonderful Hudson colleague," said Kenneth Weinstein, head of the Washington think-tank Hudson Institute, where Bork was a distinguished fellow.
Bork became widely known as a conservative cultural critic.
His 1996 book, "Slouching Towards toward Gomorrah: Modern Liberalism and American Decline," was an acid indictment of what Bork viewed as the crumbling ethics of modern society and the morally bankrupt politics of the left.
"Opportunities for teen-agers to engage in sex are ... more frequent than previously; much of it takes place in homes that are now empty because the mothers are working," Bork wrote. "The modern liberal devotion to sex education is an ideological commitment rather than a policy of prudence."
Bork served a relatively short tenure on the bench. He was a federal judge on the nation's most prestigious appellate panel, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit, from 1982 until 1988, when he resigned in the wake of the bitter Supreme Court nomination fight.
Earlier, Bork had been a private attorney, Yale Law School professor and a Republican political appointee. At Yale, two of his constitutional law students were Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham.
"I no longer say they were students," Bork joked long afterward. "I say they were in the room."
President Richard Nixon named Bork as solicitor general, the administration's advocate before the Supreme Court, in January 1973. Bork later served as acting attorney general, then returned to the solicitor general's job until 1977, far outlasting the Nixon administration.
Long mentioned as a possible Supreme Court nominee, Bork got his chance toward the end of Ronald Reagan's second term. He was nominated July 1, 1987, to fill the seat vacated by Justice Lewis F. Powell.
Nearly four months later, the Senate voted 58-42 to defeat him. It was the largest negative vote ever recorded for a Supreme Court nominee.
Reagan and Bork's Senate backers called him eminently qualified � a brilliant judge who had managed to write nearly a quarter of his court's majority rulings in just five years on the bench, without once being overturned by the Supreme Court.
Critics called Bork a free-speech censor and a danger to the principle of separation of church and state.
Bork's opponents used his prolific writings against him, and some called him a hypocrite when he seemed to waver on previous strongly worded positions.
Despite a reputation for personal charm, Bork did not play well on television. He answered questions in a seemingly bloodless, academic style and he cut a severe figure, with hooded eyes and heavy beard.
Stoic and stubborn throughout, Bork refused to withdraw when his defeat seemed assured.
Bork would say later that the ferocity of the fight took him and the Reagan White House by surprise, and he rebuked the administration for not doing more to salvage his nomination.
In later years, some accused Bork of borking President Bill Clinton's nominees with nearly the zeal that some liberal commentators had pursued him.
Bork denied any animus, and said he was happy commenting, writing and making money outside government. Even friends did not entirely believe that.
"He was very embittered by the experience," said lawyer Andrew Frey, a longtime friend who worked for Bork in the solicitor general's office. "He was not well treated, and partly as a result of that he did become more conservative."
Associated Press writer Matthew Barakat in McLean, Virginia., contributed to this story.


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LOUISVILLE — Doris Ann Budde, 78, of Louisville, went to be with the Lord at 3:15 p.m. Saturday, March 16, 2013, at her home, surrounded by her family.
A service to celebrate Doris' life will be at 11 a.m. Friday at St. John's Lutheran Church, rural Louisville, (on the Effingham/Clay County line) with the Rev. Ryan Eden officiating. Burial will be in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, rural Louisville. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the church and one hour before the time of service Friday at the church. Memorials may be made to St. John's Lutheran Church or the donor's choice. Neal Funeral Home, Louisville, is in charge of the arrangements.
Doris Ann (Wolf) Budde was born Dec. 27, 1934, in Montrose. She is the daughter of Edwin John and Hulda (Haack) Wolf. Mrs. Budde was baptized, confirmed and married at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Island Grove. On Jan. 3, 1953, she married Darrel Budde of Louisville. Doris was a member of St. John's Lutheran Church, rural Louisville.
She was a past member of Ladies Aid and held many offices. She enjoyed helping with Braille, teaching Sunday School, quilt making, folding bulletins and also served on the Alter Guild. She loved doing church work. Doris worked at Jansen's Clothing Department Store in Effingham for 1 1/2 years. Upon her husband, Darrel Budde, returning home from the military, Doris was a homemaker who loved to cook, clean and iron.
She loved to help her husband Darrel with the family farm. Doris' hobbies were gardening, flower arranging, sewing, quilting and spending time enjoying her grandchildren's activities.
She is survived by her husband of 60 years, Darrel; daughter-in-law, Vickie Budde of Mason and grandson Ethan; daughter, Sherry Berg (husband, Dean) of Mason; granddaughter, Kara; and grandson, Kurt and special friend, Randi Lilly.
She was preceded in death by her parents and son, Mark Lynn Budde.
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007 James Bond actor Daniel Craig and his new girlfriend got married at a secret wedding ceremony this week. The celebrity couple wed in front of four couples and kept the news and marriage celebration private. Now fans of the action adventure movie hero are asking, "Who is the lucky girl?" She is a very famous woman, actually. Almost anyone who sees her or knows celebs by their famous faces recognizes her immediately. Her name is Rachel Weisz, and the actress comes with an impressive Hollywood movie pedigree. Both star celebs are famous in the UK and the US. Daniel Craig and his new bride — they are the hot couple in Hollywood people will want to know more about for sure no matter where these two travel in the world. Who is Rachel Weisz? While he is best known for his role as "celebrity with the best abs" to ever play the James Bond 007 character in the Ian Flemming movie series, she is better known for being a lovely brunette actress able to play a range of characters with emotional aptness and keen theatrical agility. Her starring roles include such high-profile films as The Mummy with Brendan Fraiser, The Bourne Legacy with Matt Damon, The Deep Blue Sea, and The Lovely Bones with Stanley Tucci.
While he was busy having a popsicle shaped and sold with his likeness (a really cool tribute to the UK celebrity), she was getting busy as an actress and celebrity mom — the perfect wife to marry if you are a hot male celebrity.
So much for the UK single remaining on the most eligible bachelor list indefinitely. The handsome actor and the darling starlet began their romance on movie set of the new film Dream House just over a year ago, and now he's married.
Actress Rachel Weisz was born in London, England on March 7th, 1970. The now forty-year-old actress and her new husband managed to keep their nuptials a secret from the press for nearly a week before the hot celebrity gossip hit the press. Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz make a stunningly beautiful celebrity couple, but both stars are known for keeping their private lives low-key and out of the press. That is most likely the reason everyone knows Rachel by her face or voice without realizing the name behind the movie characters she has played so successfully.
Rachel Weisz is already a mother of one, a son by father Henry Chance. She herself is the daughter of a Hungarian man who was an inventor who made a daring escape from Europe to flee the Nazi regime. In the 2010 Esquire magazine edition, Weisz was voted the woman men would most like to marry. It looks as if actor Daniel Craig and the rest of Hollywood were listening, as he took very little time making sure she was his forever his by making her his bride.
Regarding upcoming projects, People magazine revealed, "The real-life newlyweds play husband and wife in the upcoming Dream House, due in theaters this fall. Weisz can be seen next in The Whistleblower, a thriller opening August 5." However, the entire "Surprise, we're married!" announcement is likely to sell more entertainment journal magazines in the coming weeks. To that end, these two love birds are likely to be on the guest list of all the A-List parties and at red carpet events as other star celebs and the paparazzi clamour to hear their love story as the hot celebrity couple in Hollywood.
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SALEM – The Roanoke College men's basketball team fell in the ODAC Quarterfinals to #12 ranked Hampden-Sydney on Saturday evening. The Maroons finish the season with a record of 11-16 while Hampden-Sydney advances with a mark of 23-3. The 2012-13 season proved to be a year of many standout performances from multiple Maroon student-athletes. During the season, both Kwasi Amponsah and Julian Ramriez were named ODAC Players of the Week, while Amponsah earned Second Team All-ODAC honors. Amponsah finished the season with 1,291 points, which ranks 17th all-time in scoring at Roanoke College. During the postseason, Daniel Eacho set an ODAC Tournament record in rebounds, pulling down 22 in the opening round contest. He also finished the season with an impressive nine double-doubles. Julian Ramirez led the Maroons in scoring on the night with 12 points, along with two rebounds, two steals and two assists. Also in double-digits for Roanoke was Jordan Thacker, scoring 10 points. Cameron Smith and Daniel Eacho were the top rebounders for the squad, pulling down five rebounds each. The Maroons took their first lead of the game at the 14:36 mark when Cameron Smith knocked down a three pointer from the corner to go up 7-6. Roanoke worked on an 8-0 run, capped by an Andrew Daniels trey to put Roanoke ahead 12-6 with 13:37 to play in the period. The Tigers responded with a 12-2 run of their own, taking a one-point lead with 9:17 on the clock. Hampden-Sydney went up by as many as six points, as Khobi Williamson scored six straight, to go up 20-14. Roanoke fought back, outscoring the Tigers 9-2 through the 4:19 mark to take a 23-22 lead. The lead changed hands five times over the next three minutes until Hampden-Sydney scored the final eight points of the half, giving the Tigers a 35-28 lead as the teams entered the locker room. At the half, Jordan Thacker led Roanoke in scoring with eight points, followed by Cameron Smith with seven. Smith and Daniel Eacho had a team-high three rebounds each. For Hampden-Sydney, Khobi Williamson had 10 points, in just 10 minutes of play. Greg Lewis scored the first five points of the second half for the Tigers, giving Hampden-Sydney an early 40-28 lead. Roanoke trailed by 12 through the 15:00 mark in the period, until Julian Ramirez hit a big three pointer to pull within nine, 45-36. Over the next seven minutes, Hampden Sydney went on a 18-4 run, building a lead of 23, 63-40. Ramirez scored twice for the Maroons to cut the deficit to 21 on two different occasions, but Roanoke was unable to pull within 20, as Hampden-Sydney came away with the ODAC Quarterfinal win, 72-49. Hampden-Sydney outshot Roanoke 42 to 31 percent from the field, while the Maroons held the advantage from behind the arc, 28 to 22 percent. The Maroons also held the edge on the free throw line, 73 to 71 percent. The Tigers led in rebounds, 46-33 With the win, Hampden-Sydney advances to the ODAC Semifinal round, playing at 8:00 PM on Saturday, February 23rd. For more information on the 2013 ODAC Men's and Women's Basketball Tournaments, go to http://www.odaconline.com.
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Hey guys
Are there still any xp exploits working? Are there any spots for leveling fast?
Thanks a lot Tayde
almost all got nerfed check ownedcore but I doubt theres still a really efficient way left ;(
You kill or you die. Or you die and you kill.Tell them only that the Lich King is dead and that World of Warcraft died with him.
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I presume what he's looking for is not so much an exploit but a fast way to power level alts.
Killing the Enraged Mushans still provide a good amount of xp. If you're using guild +exp banners and have a group of 4 90s and 1 85, you can get the 85 to 90 in about 3-4 hours.
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BOSTON, June 6, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Quantopian, the world's first browser-based algorithmic investing platform, today announced the launch of the open beta of their platform. Algorithmic investing, long restricted to hedge funds and investment banks, is now available to any interested investor. In the closed pilot program, customers embraced the platform enthusiastically. In May, Quantopian had more than $100 million in trades directed by algorithms running on the platform. About 150 customers ran an algorithm that traded real money. Today the platform has more than $5 million in assets directed algorithmically (ADA).
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Officers say someone in a car fired on a house in the 700 Block of North Garfield just before 1:30am Tuesday morning.
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Police are searching for the suspect who may be known.
The incident appears to have stemmed from an issue over the weekend.