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Ameren Missouri will consider dredging or excavations only when all other options have been exhausted. The numbers below correspond to
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Dredging - Excavation or filling of wetlands.
Dredging - Excavation or filling of stream channels, the mouths of streams, or heads of coves.
Dredging - Excavation from areas above elevation 655.5 feet Union Electric Datum (UED).
Dredging - Excavation from areas below elevation 652.0 feet UED, except immediately under an existing boat lift. Excavations to elevation 650.0 feet UED will be authorized only to accommodate an existing boat lift.*
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Dredging to accommodate a proposed boat dock must not have a bottom excavation dimension greater than 900 square feet, except where community docks are proposed. Excavation under community docks will be permitted only where significant areas of shoreline and/or shoreline habitat can be preserved by installing the community dock.
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Dredging material must be disposed of in a non-wetland site above elevation 665 feet UED, and stabilized so as to not re-enter the lake. Applicants must designate the disposal location and may be required to provide a stabilization plan.
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Before the Smackdown tapings take, the WWE films "Main Event" that will air on ION Television tonight starting at 8 p.m. ET. The tapings took place in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Here is what took place on WWE Main Event.
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Frankie Lovato Jr. explains the term work or workout in horse racing as well as the importance of this planned exercise in getting a Thoroughbred prepared to race.
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Frankie Lovato Jr. vowed to create 365 racing terminology videos for every day of the year for 2013 - an effort to better educate racing fans and bring awareness to Jockey World. Please watch and share with friends to support Frankie in his mission!
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The Columbus State Lady Cougars golf team finished in 10th place after the first day of the Lady Bearcat Invitational at the Old South Golf Links in Hilton Head, S.C.
The team shot a 319, 25 strokes over the leader, Flagler College.
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Jodi Henley shot a 78 (tied for 31st), Kaitie Cross shot an 80 (tied for 43rd), Ciera Bagley came in at 80 (tied for 43rd) and Courtney Lowery totaled 82 strokes (tied for 54th).
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Methuen — Donald (Don) P. Dougherty 57 of Methuen passed away peacefully at the Kaplan Family Hospice House in Danvers, MA on Wednesday, November 28, 2012, surrounded by his loving family after courageously fighting Carcinoid Cancer with Liver Metastasis for over four years.
He leaves his loving wife of over 24 years, Katherine M. (Wallace) Dougherty, formerly of Somerville. He was the proud and loving father of Mark A. (MHS 09) and Kristen E. (MHS 16), all of Methuen. He is survived by his father, Lawrence G. Dougherty of Woburn; his brother, Lawrence W. and his wife, Joyce (Venuti) of Mesa, Ariz.; his sister, Jo Ann (Dougherty) Morgan of Pepperell. He is predeceased by his mother, Ann (Hickey) Dougherty and brother, Paul G. Dougherty, both formerly of Woburn. He leaves behind his extended loving and cherished cousins, nephews, nieces and grand nephews and many friends.
Donald was born in Boston and raised in Woburn before moving to Methuen, where he raised his family. He attended Woburn Public Schools ('73), Bentley University, Waltham ('83) and Cambridge College, Cambridge ('04). He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1975 and continued his military career with the U.S. Navy Reserves as a Yeoman 2nd Class. In 1984 he received a direct commission aboard the USS Constitution as an Ensign, Supply Corp, USNR and obtained the rank of Lieutenant with an honorable discharge.
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Puzzle Bobble 3 (also known as Bust-A-Move 3) is the second sequel to Puzzle Bobble. It was released into arcades in 1996 and later ported to the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, Nintendo 64 and PC. It would be the final appearance of Puzzle Bobble on the Sega Saturn. Like its predecessors, the player is tasked with shooting balls at groups of balls, creating groups of 3 or more, which are then removed from play. A North American remake is entitled Bust-a-Move '99.
The game completely abandons the idea of previous titles that the playfield is being pushed down by some sort of mechanical device and instead attaches groups of bubbles to nodes that move downwards. When a node is no longer connected to any bubbles it will disappear and when all nodes in a level have vanished the level is complete. One result of this change that may appear strange to players of previous versions is that shooting a bubble to the top of the visible playfield without striking any bubbles causes it to bounce and start travelling back downwards. The player is not penalised if such bubbles again leave the playing field without attaching to anything (except for adding to the number of moves until the field is pushed down by one empty line). Despite this some versions include a reimplementation of the Puzzle Bobble 2 levels now built around nodes (entitled Version 2.5).
Gameplay is further varied by the implementation of new scrolling playfields that are several times as high as the screen and must be conquered as an endurance event. Each scrolling playfield occupies the same space on the world map as five previous levels.
This game also marks the introduction of rainbow bubbles into the series – bubbles that are initially transparent and filled with a rainbow. Any adjoining bubble that is burst, the rainbow bubbles next to them switch to the colour of the burst bubble, allowing the player to build up chain reactions.
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A DeKalb County housing agency has reversed its decision to stop a military veteran from flying American flags in front of his residence. The action comes after FOX 5 exposed the veteran's fight to get his flags back after a housing worker removed them. Armond "Sonny" Noah says he wasn't given a notice that he couldn't fly the U.S. flag outside his home at the Ashford Landing Senior Residences in Dunwoody. The community is a federally-subsidized housing facility.Instead, Noah says the housing agency simply took his flags from a landscaping area. Several days later, the Korean War vet says he received a call from management officials, who told him he couldn't fly the flags in a commons area. Many who heard his story on FOX 5 were outraged. Countless viewers weighed in on Facebook and Twitter about the story, showing support for Noah's fight.Noah's fight came to an end when he says a top official at the housing agency intervened. He tells FOX 5 he was sitting in the agency's waiting room writing a letter to complain, and that's when the official came over and told him to fly the flags.Noah says he was impressed, and he's happy to finally get the outcome he was looking for."Justice prevails," Noah said.
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NPRchives has been going since the start of the year and it is amazing. This story about the trend of women in New York City abandoning high heel shoes for jogging shoes, including commentary from Fran Lebowitz, will almost make you pine for your walkman.
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Newsroom geeks have been instrumental in decoding the NSA story thus far. So too for corporate hacking and industrial espionage stories, as well as Bitcoin, cyberwarfare issues, and dark-web technologies. Mounting privacy and security concerns have journalists adopting encrypted communications and storage, often with guidance from the newsroom geeks because the barrier to entry is fairly high.My pal Tiff Fehr, who I'm proud to say I spent several years working alongside, says nerds will continue to play an important role in not just what news looks like but how it gets reported. Hopefully this means the old saw of becoming a journalist because you were bad at math gets a little less true.
Last week Twitter changed how their block function worked, which to us on the outside looked like kind of an arbitrary switch, then quickly recanted after plenty of people rightly pointed out this was a bad move.
The dustup reminded me of a feature request I've had in mind for Twitter (and other social media companies) for a while: hire an ombudsman.
Typically, we associate the ombudsman with government orgs, NGO's, or foundations. Their role is to keep the place they work accountable to the public. Newspapers will often have one (the New York Times calls theirs the public editor) with a regular column dedicated not to covering the news but to how they cover the news1.
What links these types of organizations is a sense of purpose and accountability to the communities they serve. Increasingly, social media companies are taking on this role, though not necessarily with the same sense of obligation. The mission of social media is much more difficult to peg down than, say, a local newspaper, but there's no denying the overlap. And while social media corporations pay lip service to the importance of their work, they've yet to institute the levels of accountability we've come to expect from what they are displacing.
Here's how I imagine this would work: hire someone for a two year gig. Their salary goes into locked escrow, they are not eligible for stock options, etc. They are given a reasonable level of access to anyone in the company, from the board to the interns, and the authority to report on how things operate, without revealing proprietary information or upcoming plans. The right person would be a working journalist, a skeptic, someone who believes in afflicting the comfortable, but also technically adept enough to understand what's going on. My pal Mat Honan would be a good start, or anyone on this list. They'd write a regular column (sure, call it a blog) but it might only get updated once a week or so.
This is different from the sort of "radical transparency" that cropped up a few years ago of executives blogging about their mission to make the world a more open and connected whatever. I'm talking about someone tasked with keeping the company honest, someone accountable to the public, not to shareholders. Someone who's beyond just neutral but a doubter, someone who will hold executives' feet to the fire and call bullshit when necessary.
Twitter is an interesting candidate because of their similarity and proximity to the news business and their desire to at least appear like they have a soul2. Twitter has already replaced the daily newspaper, evening broadcast, weekly magazine, for so many people. We can argue about whether this is a good thing until Cronkite rises from the grave but it's a fact. It's how millions of people start or end their days, get breaking news, and follow the stories they care about.
Twitter seems to realize there's a responsibility that accompanies being this pipeline but has, thus far, remained pretty opaque about how it works with the news. Now that they are public, and are continuing to style themselves as a media company, some transparency in to how they operate would not only be welcome but is of vital importance.
Somewhat tellingly, the Times created their public editor position in response to the Jayson Blair scandal. ↩
Let's be clear: Twitter's soul is the same as every other corporation that's ever existed. If it has a heart, the stuff that flows through it is still money. ↩
LiarTown is consistently delightful but my god these are perfect.
I don't know Jack Dorsey, though I know plenty of people who do. Based on second hand stories, and now dueling high-flying profiles, he strikes me as someone of above-average intelligence, though certainly short of genius. Privileged, like so many young white men of our generation, to pick up computer programming at a young age and convert that to a career fueled by irrational exuberance.
His sense of style seems overblown to say the least. His idiosyncratic sartorial quirks give off the vibe of a Bond-villain. Square's famously literal interface now appears quaintly fashionable, but last season. His cultured, minimalist aesthetic makes for good copy, even if it is a luxury of extreme wealth few can imagine, let alone afford. The seemingly endless, empty aphorisms that he speaks in are more Chauncey Gardner than Zen master1. It all feels like so much affectation.
These are minor crimes, perpetrated as much by a feckless press eager for a gripping narrative as by Dorsey himself. Much more sinister and less forgivable is the monstrous vanity and cynical glibness with which he associates himself with heroic historical figures like Martin Luther King and Gandhi.
These have become so frequent and mundane they are a punchline. Dorsey rarely misses an opportunity to compare the work he's doing streamlining credit card processing to true heroes who fought brutal, systemic oppression. A man who has a standing weekly dinner reservation at a Michelin starred restaurant has no business comparing himself to a martyr who fasted for weeks to end the subjugation of his homeland. Dr. King, a socialist who gave his life to lift up the least among us, would surely have little use for an app that lets hipsters buy $4 lattes without having to reach for their wallets.
Square and Twitter, exciting though they may be, aren't revolutions, you can't even really call them disruptive, in the parlance of our gilded time. They are largely complementary, which is a fine thing to build and even to be handsomely rewarded for, but they don't create freedom or fight inequality.
Dorsey is lucky that he's been able to mostly create his own myth, and even have The New Yorker pass off his version of it as truth. Given his penchant for believing this myth so thoroughly, he'd be wise to stop short of hagiography.
what passes for a press in the tech industry seems to be willing to give Dorsey a pass on his quasi-philosophisizing. No one seems to be bothered to ask a follow up when he says something like "payments are intimate". What the hell does that even mean? Is it actually profound or merely a Markov chain of memetic mimicry? ↩
Bircher anti-Communism, anti-Catholicism, racism (Dallas was the last large American city to desegregate its schools), Kennedy hatred—that suffused many people in Dallas with the spirit of dissension and incipient violence during the early sixties, including some of its leading citizens: elected officials, Baptist ministers, the billionaire oilman H. L. Hunt, the right-wing zealot General Edwin Walker, even the publisher of the Morning News, Ted Dealey. During the 1960 Presidential campaign, Senator Lyndon B. Johnson, the state's most powerful politician, and his wife, Lady Bird, were spat upon in Dallas; Adlai Stevenson, J.F.K.'s Ambassador to the United Nations, was assaulted there just a month before the assassination. "WELCOME MR. KENNEDY TO DALLAS …," ran the headline of a black-bordered, full-page ad in the Morning News on the morning of November 22, 1963, with a bill of particulars that stopped just short of accusing the President of treason. Kennedy had warned his wife, "We're heading into nut country."Dallas fifty years ago sounds familiar today.
The property market is no longer about people making a long-term investment in owning their shelter, but a place for the world's richest people to park their money at an annualized rate of return of around 10 percent. It has made my adopted hometown a no-go area for increasing numbers of the middle class.From an article about how property speculation in London has all but pushed the middle class out. Many of the specifics are about London and how wealthy foreigners have pushed housing prices up and up, however, it's a similar story in many global cities. I certainly saw plenty of analogues to San Francisco here.
Big nasty contradictions usually point to some deeper misalignment. Based on what I know of the Valley, the culture it exports, and the nature of the winner-take-all New Economy it's building, the only thing I can come up with is this:
All the Valley's talk about transhumanism, human potential, life extension, and generally "changing the world" is a bunch of hooey. It's a myth — in the pejorative sense of that term. It's a fluffy religion meant to snooker young professionals into giving their employers everything they have and working their brains down to the myelin until they become too old to be relevant anymore.
No, it's worse than that.
They don't get too old to be relevant. They get too old to be cheap.
Adam Ierymenko on the inherent dissonance of the Singularity true believers and the devaluing of a workforce creeping into middle age.
Which isn't entirely true. It's more that you're supposed to have made it by the time you're 35 or 40. You should be able to retire thanks to a few liquidity events, work should be something you can't give up because you've spent your entire life hustling.
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In short, these eighty members represent an America where the population is getting whiter, where there are few major cities, where Obama lost the last election in a landslide, and where the Republican Party is becoming more dominant and more popular. Meanwhile, in national politics, each of these trends is actually reversed.The G.O.P.'s suicide caucus
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Amarillo, Texas - Texas state lawmakers are looking to help young students develop nutritious habits.
Supporters of House Bill 217 say they're advocating for the potential savings in health care costs by banning soda's and other sugary drink for students. But what we found out after looking more into the bill, the state already has restrictions in place.
"One of the main ingredients that's in soda is phosphoric acid. Phosphoric acid actually leeches calcium out of the bones and weakens the bones, rots the teeth," Tim Cunningham, registered and licensed dietitian says.
Cunningham adds that's not including the high sugar content.
House Bill 217 would restrict the types of drinks sold to elementary and junior high school students to only water, low-fat milk and pure juices. But Texas schools already comply with these limitations.
"We don't have the carbonated beverages in any of our vending machines that students have access to. Many years ago those were taken out, and then mainly you're going to see the waters, 100 percent juices and all those comply with the TDA rules. So, we've been in compliance with that for many years," Brent Hoover, Food Service manager for AISD says.
Nutritional guidelines from the Texas Department of Agriculture have already removed all carbonated drinks from student's access. But, the bill goes a step farther and also includes banning sports drinks.
Cunningham says that sugar content isn't just limited to soda. It's also found in those sports drinks most people think are a healthy choice.
"All in all, sports drinks weren't originally developed to be drank on a every day kind of basis like water. They were meant to be drank by somebody who was doing, well, sports," Cunningham says.
We're told sports drinks are sold at some Amarillo schools.
So why have a bill that mirrors guidelines already in place? Author of the bill Senator Uresti says this will help make a difference in the state's health care costs.
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Abril Peeples named to A-Sun all-tournament team
JU women's basketball sophomore Abril Peeples made her presence known during her first conference postseason to earn Atlantic Sun Conference all-tournament accolades.
Despite missing her first two tournaments due to a knee injury, Peeples hit double-digits each contest in helping the Dolphins reach the semifinals for the sixth straight season.
"We are proud of Abril," JU head coach Jill Dunn said. "She was huge in our win over Belmont. It was nice to see her shoot the ball so well and play with so much emotion and confidence."
Peeples scored a career-best 22 points in the quarterfinal against Belmont. She was 6 of 8 from beyond the arc, the third-best three-point total in a single-game at JU. Peeples closed the tourney with 12 points, three assists and three steals in the loss to Stetson.
The Americus, Ga., native ended the year ranked first in assists (75) and second in scoring (10.8). She finished scoring double-digits in 10 of the final 12 contests.
Peeples is the eighth Dolphin to earn all-tournament honors. Taneskei Richardson and Jessica George were named to the all-tournament team last season.
The Dolphins finished the season with an 11-20 record, the sixth straight double-digit win campaign under Dunn. JU also set the program record in steals with 334.


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Favorite Course: Vietnamese Language
Highlight: Meeting the kids who were affected by Agent Orange at the Peace Village in Ho Chi Minh City
Favorite Dish: Banh Xeo (Vietnamese Crepes)
Next Destination: Vietnam again…I love it!!!
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This experience has really affected my future. Prior to Vietnam I didn't have single thought of living in Vietnam. Now, after I graduate from college, I want to volunteer there, teaching English or working with street children for a couple of years. I have made footprints in Vietnam. I consider it my home now. It is a place where I found new friendship and love. A place where I can reconnect with my roots and be Vietnamese. A place that enables me to critique myself and make amend. I love Vietnam. It is my culture, identity, and root.
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One of my most memorable experiences while studying abroad in Vietnam was volunteering at the Peace Village in Ho Chi Minh City. The Peace Village provides services to children who are affected by Agent Orange (a toxic chemical that caused birth defects). During the American War (Vietnam War), the United States sprayed more than 18 million gallon of Agent Orange on Vietnamese soil. I saw children with missing arms, hands, legs, and fingers. I felt so sad and realized how privileged I am. I also saw that they were fighting - fighting for that slim chance that they could have a better future.
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There's a proposal in the works to store and recycle nuclear waste in Mississippi. The Mississippi Energy Institute gave a presentation to the Senate Economic Development Committee Monday.
The energy institute is proposing the state use an
above-ground interim storage facility like those being used at Grand
Gulf. They say they're not interested in underground sites like the
Richton salt domes that prompted fights back in the 1980's.
"This doesn't totally remove the need for permanent disposal, which is
what Yucca Mountain is designed for, but it does reduce the volume. So
it solves part of the problem for the U.S.," said Patrick Sullivan,
Mississippi Energy Institute President.
Opponents have safety and environmental concerns and believe it would be viewed as a nuclear waste dumping site.
"This waste is radioactive for tens of thousands of years. Is there really any solution to this as we know from an engineering standpoint. I think the answer is no," said Louie Miller who serves as State Director for the Sierra Club.
Monday, the energy institute pointed to France as an example of where they are successfully reprocessing.
"This is really putting the cart before the horse here in the sense that reprocessing radioactive waste is illegal in the U.S. right now. So why are we having this discussion now?" Miller said.
The energy institute says there is a competitive push for these potential sites, but Sen. John Horhn says they'll have to overcome the public's initial thoughts when they hear the proposal.
"Folks would perceive this as a waste dumping ground. Even though based on what they have shared with us today, that would not be the case," explained Horhn.
It could be 10 years or more before the proposal becomes a reality
Mississippi Congressman Steven Palazzo (R-MS) released a statement about the possible plans for a storage site in Mississippi:
"Whatever plans are brewing for a possible nuclear waste facility, I think now is the time to send a clear message: no nuclear waste in Mississippi. Not now, not ever. Nuclear storage wouldn't even be an issue had the Obama Administration not shuttered plans to complete the Yucca Mountain Nuclear Waste Repository in Nevada. We've already spent $12 billion in taxpayer dollars and nearly two decades of work on the Yucca site, and that should be our focus going forward."
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Teuchos - Trilinos Tools Package Version of the Day
Teuchos provides a suite of common tools for Trilinos for developers to use. These tools include BLAS/LAPACK wrappers, smart pointers, parameter lists, XML parsers, etc.
The following people have contributed to the development of Teuchos:
Teuchos contains a number of classes. These classes have been divided between a "standard" build and an "extended" build. The "standard" build has shown to be a portable subset of the Teuchos tools and is built by default when Teuchos is enabled (--enable-teuchos). The "extended" build is also portable, but contains more special purpose tools like XML parsing and communicators (--enable-teuchos-extended).
Additionally, boundschecking for some of the container classes can be enabled through configuring Trilinos with --enable-teuchos-abc. Boundschecking incurs a significant performance penalty and so is not recommended for production builds. To enable complex arithmetic in the computational classes, Teuchos must be configured with --enable-teuchos-complex.
Low-level math
Numerical scalar traits : Teuchos::ScalarTraits - a traits class defining basic propertys and elementary functions for various scalar data types to be used in numerical computations.
BLAS wrapper class: Teuchos::BLAS - A ``thin'' layer of C++ code wrapping the basic linear algebra subprograms (BLAS). This class provides a single instance interface between Teuchos and the BLAS. In this way we can easily switch BLAS interfaces and manage the C++/Fortran translation differences that exist between different computer systems. This class also provides a very convenient way to templatize the BLAS.
LAPACK wrapper class: Teuchos::LAPACK - A ``thin'' layer of C++ code wrapping LAPACK. Like Teuchos::BLAS, it provides nice C++ access to LAPACK.
Serial Dense Matrix class: Teuchos::SerialDenseMatrix - A templated, dense rectangular matrix class that provides basic operations like addition, multiplication, scaling, logical comparison, norms, etc. This class also provides support for a dense matrix that needs to be replicated across processors in a parallel application. Teuchos::SerialDenseVector inherits from Teuchos::SerialDenseMatrix, providing some additional methods that are useful to dense vectors. Boundschecking can be turned on at compile time with the
--enable-teuchos-abc configure flag.
Parameter Options:
Parameter Entry: Teuchos::ParameterEntry - A structure that holds a Teuchos::any object as the value and information on the status of the parameter. The type of parameter is chosen through the templated Set/Get methods. Teuchos::ParameterEntry object is held as the "value" in the Teuchos::ParameterList map.
Parameter List: Teuchos::ParameterList - A templated parameter list which holds a map of <key,value> pairs, where the "value" is a Teuchos::ParameterEntry object and the "key" is a string object. The type of parameter is chosen through the templated Set/Get methods, which allows it to be any standard type (float, double, int, ...) or another parameter list.
Commandline arguments: Teuchos::CommandLineProcessor - processes commandline arguments from (argc,argv[]) in a validated manner and automatically generates a documented --help option.
Memory Management:
For a detailed description of the Teuchos memory management classes, see the report Teuchos C++ Memory Management Classes, Idioms, and Related Topics: The Complete Reference. An abbreviated table of contents can be found in the Preface of the document.
The classes are:
Teuchos::Ptr: Light-weight smart pointer class for replacing the use if raw C++ pointers for pointing to a single object in funtion argument lists. This is only for non-persisting relationships.
Teuchos::RCP: Reference-counted smart pointer class for managing dynamically allocated memory to single object that is safe under multiple inheritance. This is only for persisting relationships. See this report
Teuchos::ArrayRCP: Reference-counted pointer for managing dynamically allocated array memory. This is a general replacement for a raw C++ pointer to handle an array. This is only for persisting relationships.
Teuchos::ArrayView: Light-weight replacement for raw pointers for passing arrays into functions. This is only for non-persisting relationships.
Teuchos::Array: Templated array class idential to the STL vector, but with optional very strong debug-mode runtime checking and full integration with other array types.
Teuchos::Tuple: Compile-time sized array class.
Teuchos::ConstNonconstObjectContainer: A simple wrapper class for implementing the "runtime protection of const" idiom.
Runtime debug checking of the above classes can be turned on by setting
-DTeuchos_ENABLE_DEBUG:BOOL=ON when configuring. Also, strong runtime checking of reference counting including detection of circular RCPs, detection of duplicate owning RCPs, and detection of dangling non-owning RCPs can be turned on by also configuring with
-DTeuchos_ENABLE_DEBUG_RCP_NODE_TRACING:BOOL=ON. Support for boost must also be enabled with
-DTeuchos_ENABLE_BOOST=ON in order to get the strongest debug-mode runtime checking. Without these configure options, all of these classes are configured by default to be as efficient as possible.
Low-Level Language Support:
Abstract factories:
Teuchos::RCP objects.
Dynamic casting: Teuchos::dyn_cast - a wrapper for
dynamic_cast<> that throws
std::bad_cast exceptions with very detailed error messages on what types are involved.
Array argument call generation : arrayArg() - a set of overloaded templated functions for generating inline array arguments for function calls.
Teuchos::getConst() is a silly little templated function that returns a constant reference given any constant object. This function allows a piece of code to access the
const version of a member function given a non-
const reference to an object.
Outputting support
Teuchos::FancyOStream wraps any
std::ostream object and produces nicely indented outputting. It can also add prefixes to each line of output such as the processor rank.
Teuchos::OSTab is used in conjunction with a
Teuchos::FancyOStream object to generate exception safe indentation control as well as set other information related to the line prefix.
Teuchos::VerboseObject is a base class that objects can inherit from that makes producing coordinated informative outputting easier. This class can be inherited by any C++ subclass without requiring any function overrides but to be useful the class object must use the embedded ostream and verbosity level to print its activities.
Teuchos::oblackholestream is a concrete subclass of
std::ostream that ignores all output. This class is very useful in writing SPMD parallel programs and controlling which processor(s) produce output. Generally only the the root process uses a real
std::ostream object while all of the slave processors use a
Teuchos::oblackholestream for console output.
Teuchos::Describable defines an interface that subclasses can override that allows the creation of formated output of an object's state complete with indentation control. This class has default definitions for all of its virtual member functions and therefore can be inherited by existing C++ classes without requiring any additional implementation support to get started.
Performance Monitoring
Timing class: Teuchos::TimeMonitor - Provides timing functions for the purposes of performance analysis.
Floating point operation class: Teuchos::Flops - Provides floating point operations (FLOPS) counting and reporting functions for the purposes of performance analysis. All Teuchos computational classes accumulate FLOP counts associated with the this object of the computations.
Exception Handling
Testing for Exceptions: The TEUCHOS_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION() macro accepts a logical test, an exception handler, and a message. It then throws an "intelligent" exception informing the user of the file, line, and message where the exception was thrown. The macro TEUCHOS_TEST_FOR_EXCEPT() is a shorter macro that just accepts a logic test and is therefore easier to write. Please use TEUCHOS_TEST_FOR_EXCEPT(!test) as an alternative to assert(test).
Stack Tracing: When a debug build is enabled (CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG OR Trilinos_ENABLE_DEBUG=ON) and when using GCC and when enabling BinUtils (TPL_ENABLE_BinUtils=ON) then the TEUCHOS_TEST_FOR_EXCEPTION() family of macros will take snapshopts of the stacktrace when exceptions are thrown. These stacktraces can be printed out after an exception is thrown using the funciton Teuchos::get_stored_stacktrace(). The standard catch macro TEUCHOS_STANDARD_CATCH_STATEMENTS() automatically invokes this function so all main() programs written using this macro will automatically print out stack trace information when uncaught exceptions are encountered. A program can also cause strack tracing info to be printed when an segfault occurs by calling Teuchos::print_stack_on_segfault() before main() runs. More fine tuning of stacktracing can be controlled at configure time using the CMake options Teuchos_ENABLE_STACKTRACE and Teuchos_ENABLE_DEFAULT_STRACTRACE. When Teuchos_ENABLE_STACKTRACE=ON, then stracktracing of exceptions can be turned on and off at runtime using the function Teuchos::TestForException_setEnableStacktrace(). The configure varible Teuchos_ENABLE_DEFAULT_STRACTRACE determines if stack tracing is on or off by defualt at runtime.
NOTE: Stacktracing is always off by default in any build type except CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=DEBUG and/or Trilinos_ENABLE_DEBUG=ON. Therefore, by default an optimized build of the code will never have stack tracking enabled and will suffer no performance penalty due to stacktracing. It is just debug builds that it is enabled for (and then only be default and can be disabled).
NOTE: Stacktracing is only enabled when the using GCC and when the binutils libraries are available (see teuchos/CMakeLists.txt and cmake configure output for details).
WARNING: Printing stacktraces can be very expensive if your program throws a lot of excpetions. Therefore, the testing infrastructure for Trilinos with the checkin-test.py script turns off stack tracing by default by configuring with Teuchos_ENABLE_DEFAULT_STRACTRACE=OFF.
Testing Unit Support
Teuchos contains some utilities that make it easier to write unit tests. See the native Unit Testing Support Code.
Teuchos::Hashtable is a templated map with constant-time lookup.
Teuchos::HashSet is a templated set with constant-time lookup.
Teuchos::XMLObject is an object representation of a subset of XML data. Supported XML features are tags, attributes, and character content.
Teuchos::FileInputSource can read XML from a file and produce a Teuchos::XMLObject
Teuchos::StringInputSource can read XML from a character string and produce a Teuchos::XMLObject
Teuchos::MPISession has methods to initialize, finalize, and query the global MPI environment.
Teuchos::MPIComm represents an MPI communicator
Teuchos::MPIContainerComm has methods to communicate Teuchos::Array objects
You can browse all of Teuchos as a single doxygen collection. Warning, this is not the recommended way to learn about Teuchos software. However, this is a good way to browse the directory structure of teuchos, to locate files, etc.


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The early and aggressive onset of this year's flu has caused the Camden County Freeholders to add more flu shot clinics to the calendar.
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Shots were given Wednesday at the Cherry Hill municipal building, but people who did not receive the vaccine can still do so at the following times and locations:
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• Jan. 18—Gloucester Township Municipal Building, 1261 Chews Landing Road in Blackwood, 9 a.m. to noon.
• Jan. 23—Stratford Senior/Community Center, 302 Union Avenue, 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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BOBSLEIGH: Help Serita's Austrian bid
5:00am Thursday 13th February 2014 in Sport By David Williams, Sports Reporter
SERITA Shone has stepped up her bid to get to the British Championships but the Wey-mouth bobsleigh star still needs all the help she can get to compete in Austria next month.
Without high-performance funding, Shone, who won bronze 12 months ago, needs to raise around £3,500 to be in contention for a medal this year.
Sled driver Shone and her brakewoman Sian Huxtable have to enter the championships by February 24 so they face a race against time to find the money they need.
Shone has set up her own page on donation website FundRazr in an attempt to reach her target, but the 24-year-old has admitted she is finding the fundraising hard going.
"I'm trying to do what I can but it's hard," she said. "I need to raise about £3,500 to comfortably get all the equipment I need – a little bit less gives me basic equipment.
"I have to pay for the hire of a bobsleigh and its storage and transportation, a helmet and a suit.
"Then there are flights, accommodation, food and a hire car to get from the hotel to the track.
"I'm trying to work to pay for things and get my teaching qualification done. I haven't had time to set anything up.
"It's all down to money and unfortunately you only get funding at world class level."
The British Championships run from March 3-8 in Igls, Austria, starting a little more than a week after the Winter Olympics in Sochi come to a climax.
And how Great Britain's bobsleigh teams do in Russia could affect the sport, and Shone, in the future with the threat of UK Sport funding cuts looming should performances not be up to scratch.
*Log on to fundrazr.com/campaigns/fgPq0 to make a donation and help get Serita Shone to the British Championships.
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Bullpen takes win away from Guthrie
Starter carries lead into the ninth, but relievers can't hold it
BOSTON -- Like a mantra, the talk kept coming back to one key point. The shell-shocked Orioles dominated Boston for eight innings on Sunday and fell apart in the ninth, when the Red Sox scored six times to take a 6-5 win. After the game, in every corner of the clubhouse, variations of the same theme were echoed in several voices.
"That's a game we should've won, period," said first baseman Kevin Millar. "That's a game we should've won -- end of story. There's no rhyme or reason why we should've lost that game. That game was in our hands."
"We obviously should've won," added closer Chris Ray, who was charged with a blown save and a loss. "We put out a great effort today, and obviously Jeremy [Guthrie] had a great start. He deserved to get the win."
The Red Sox (25-11) hadn't overcome a five-run deficit in the ninth inning since April 1998, when they scored seven runs in their final at-bat to take a 9-7 win over the Mariners. Things looked even more doubtful on Sunday, because Guthrie had three-hit Boston over the first eight innings. But one out into the ninth, an error ended his day.
Catcher Ramon Hernandez wasn't able to corral a simple popup in fair territory, and manager Sam Perlozzo elected to go to his bullpen. Setup man Danys Baez gave up two straight hits -- one of which scored a run -- and Perlozzo went directly to Ray, who walked two straight batters to load the bases and force in a run.
That made it 5-2, and Boston captain Jason Varitek made it even closer with a two-run double to right-center. An intentional walk loaded the bases, then Alex Cora drilled a hard grounder to second base. Brian Roberts had no chance at a double play and threw home to get a disputed forceout, which set up the game's key moment.
Ray (3-3) ran a full count to Red Sox shortstop Julio Lugo, and the payoff pitch resulted in a slow roller to first base. Millar gloved it and shoveled the ball to Ray, who was engaged in a footrace to the bag with Lugo. The closer reached back to catch the ball but couldn't do it, and two runs came around to score and complete the six-run rally.
"I got a late jump off the mound and I kind of lost the ball a little bit on the throw. I just didn't pick it up in time," said Ray, whose three blown saves have all come against Boston and New York. "I beat myself. I wasn't making my pitches. They essentially got one hit off me and scored five runs. I just didn't have my stuff, and I beat myself."
"Games are never over here in Fenway Park. We know that," said Millar. "We've got to play nine innings and 27 outs. This is a game we should've won, and we were up 5-0 going into the ninth. Period."
Perlozzo came under fire for several decisions in the ninth inning, including the way he pulled Guthrie after the error. The manager explained his viewpoint after the game, admitting that it was solely his decision. When asked if he'd do things the same way if given the same opportunity, he said he would.
"We were pretty much giving him an opportunity -- if he could go 1-2-3 -- to stay in the ballgame," Perlozzo said, explaining why he let Guthrie begin the ninth. "It was unfortunate that the guy got on the way he did, but at that point, I thought we had our fresh arms out there, and I didn't want anything to get out of hand. Obviously, it didn't work."
"It's disappointing," said Guthrie of the end result and the main topics of conversation. "Our defense, our hitting and our pitching should be the topic, but instead it's going to be their rally at the end. That's what's going to get all the attention on this day. The team played well. You can't take away the 8 1/3 [innings] we played."
Guthrie, who had thrown 67 pitches to get through six innings in his last start, was rarely challenged on Sunday. The right-hander allowed just five baserunners -- three on hits -- and two were erased by double plays. Guthrie got David Ortiz to hit into a key double play in the sixth and stranded three Red Sox in scoring position.
The former first-round pick retired the side on just six pitches in the seventh inning and threw just 91 on the day. He kept the leadoff hitter off base in seven of his nine innings and got just four outs on fly balls. The Orioles (18-20) gave him a lead in their first at-bat, and Boston never really challenged until the final inning.
"I had full confidence, as I will and as everybody on this staff does, in everybody in the back end of that bullpen," Guthrie said. "Not once did I think this isn't going to work out for us. "The team is playing really well. If everyone can think about the way we played and not the last inning of the game, we'll be fine."
"You could see [Guthrie's] confidence grow," said Boston manager Terry Francona. "I don't think he threw a pitch in the middle of the plate the last four innings, so you're looking at velocity with movement out of the middle of the plate. ... I know he [hasn't] been starting a lot, but that's one of the better pitched games we've seen in a long time."
Spencer Fordin is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Mount Washburn Climber's Log
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|peak with a room for the view
|The last time I was on top of Washburn was with my brother many years back. We watched the sunset on a perfectly calm evening from the comfort of a heated room, incredible. This last memorial day my wife and I saw some huge grizzlies high up on the peak from the Dunraven Pass road. Bring your pepper spray.
|Posted Dec 13, 2009 8:27 pm
|with my whole family
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2009
|looked in teliskop
|Posted Sep 26, 2009 5:26 pm
|Chittenden Route
Date Climbed: Sep 13, 2009
|This is a popular hike but not crowded in September. It was nice and windy on top. Also did several other hikes that day.
|Posted Sep 15, 2009 9:03 pm
|From Dunraven Pass
Date Climbed: Sep 10, 2009
|Saw a grizzly in the trailhead parking lot. Great weather. It was my wife's first hike above 10k. Great views.
|Posted Sep 13, 2009 3:20 pm
|no bears in sight today
Date Climbed: Aug 26, 2009
|with whole family lots of people ontrail today
|Posted Aug 30, 2009 7:38 pm
|easy, great views
Date Climbed: Jun 27, 2009
|great except for the 6 kids i took up the trail
|Posted Aug 27, 2009 2:57 pm
|From Dunraven Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 27, 2009
|Hiked from Dunraven pass up the road. Nasty storms moved in just as I got back to the car.
|Posted Jul 31, 2009 11:57 am
|Not one of my favorite hikes to say the least. Hiking up a road with a lot of people is not really my thing but due to time constraints and non-hiking traveling companions it was the only option I had. Good views and saw some cool wildlife.
|Posted Jul 30, 2009 6:16 pm
|Family hike
Date Climbed: Jul 14, 2009
|Rainy day, no wildlife in sight, few people at the summit.
|Posted Jul 23, 2009 12:03 am
|RC Cola
|Honeymoon climb
Date Climbed: Jun 20, 2008
|great trip, with lots of snow still there!
|Posted Jul 22, 2009 2:06 pm
|Windy and cold
Date Climbed: Jul 9, 2009
|Windy and cold at the top. Great views- we could see the Tetons 75 miles to the south. There were bighorn sheep on the trail, grazing a few feet away as we passed.
|Posted Jul 14, 2009 9:20 am
|From Dunraven Pass
Date Climbed: Jul 7, 2009
|Good hike up a mountain. I liked how you can just about see the whole park from the top.
|Posted Jul 10, 2009 1:55 am
Date Climbed: Jul 28, 2008
|Short hike up the road- not many views due to big CA wildfires. Lots of bighorn sheep right on the trail.
|Posted Jul 7, 2009 7:09 pm
|Mt. Biked
Date Climbed: Jul 4, 2009
|Nice steady grade for a bike and a quick fun down hill. Lots of sheep and a coyote. Spectacular view of the Park. Highly recommended, lots of families do it.
|Posted Jul 5, 2009 12:12 am
|lots of spring snow
Date Climbed: May 28, 2009
|vast majority of the Dunraven Pass approach covered in deep snow. made for a difficult but enjoyable hike. splendid summit views!
|Posted Jun 10, 2009 4:34 pm
|snowy day
|only a couple hundred feet visibility but still a nice hike nonetheless, will have to redo during better weather some day
|Posted May 16, 2009 1:05 pm
|Nice hike
Date Climbed: Aug 15, 2008
|A little tame, being passed by a maintenance pickup on the way down. Great views though, plus nice to get out of the wind at the top.
|Posted Mar 15, 2009 5:50 pm
|Bears abound
|A fun, easy to follow, busy trail in September. Saw one black bear and ran into many other hikers who had seen more bears. Splendid views from the top.
|Posted Mar 6, 2009 9:17 pm
|great hike
Date Climbed: May 31, 2007
|Hiked with two friends from Dunraven Pass parking area on a cold, windy May day. Even though it was very cloudy, we could still see the Tetons far off to the south, some 75 miles away. Fantastic views throughout. This hike spurred my interest in scrambling/climbing more difficult mountains, to which I'll always be grateful!
Also climbed from Dunraven Pass on 5/28/09 with my girlfriend Becky. Snow was definitely an issue, but never encountered any dangerously steep patches. Summit views were quite clear, and the views were of course spectacular.
|Posted Dec 17, 2008 1:40 pm
|Family hike
Date Climbed: Jul 17, 2001
|At the time, it was my highest peak and I had such a sense of accomplishment. It was July and there were still snowbanks on the trail at some of the higher elevations which amazed and amused me and my brothers. Washburn was a fun hike and one that challenged me without putting me in over my head. Beautiful views on top.
|Posted Sep 25, 2008 3:48 pm


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ROUND 1 - From the clinch Mokdad takes Spang to the ground with an outside trip. GNP now from Mokdad. Mokdad using a Turk and now takes the back of Spang early in the first round. Gable grip attempt to finish the choke doesn't do the trick. Mokdad switches to the bicep grip and that's wrap. Easy fight for Mokdad. I don't think Spang landed any offense whatsoever.
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