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Studio 19241924 Franklin St, Oakland, CA Map
Studio 1924 has quickly become one of the most popular milongas for early Sunday evening dancing. It has all the right elements, a nice dance floor, cozy rooms for resting, friendly hosts, and excellent DJs. Food and beverages provided.
Held every Sunday of the month. Please note – you will need a passcode to get in the door. 2419. Milonga is on the 3rd Floor.
5:00 – 6:00 Lesson by rotating guests teachers
6:00 – 10:00 Milonga on the 3rd floor, rotating DJs
Admission: $15 for lesson & milonga ($10 student discount)/ $10 milonga ($5 student discount)
Parking: Street parking is free and readily available on Sundays. 19th Street Oakland Bart is just a block away.
Bar: No, but complementary food and sangria provided
Dress: dressy
Studio GraciaLevy Studio, 19 Heron Street, San Francisco, CA map
Studio Gracia is a popular and friendly milonga on Sunday night hosted by Natasha Ng. There are cozy couches and an amazing spread of food. Two drop-in classes are offered: Beginner class with Natasha starts at 6:45 and intermediate class with guest instructors at 7:30pm. Milonga starts at 8:30pm.
Admission: $12 beginner class & milonga/ $20 intermediate class & milonga/ $20 both classes & milonga/ $10 milonga only
Parking: Street parking on 8th or Harrison is a good bet. Please be careful in this neighborhood at night. A security guard does patrol the area and can walk people to their cars.
Bar: No, but complementary food, drinks and wine provided
Dress: Dress to impress
Alberto's Night Club736 W. Dana St., Mountain View, CA map
Alberto's in Mountain View is a popular spot for dancing. Hosted by Dorcas, this traditional milonga has air conditioning, bar snacks, and a first-class wooden dance floor. Alberto's often hosts guest teachers and performers, occasional live music and rotating DJ's. visit website
Parking: Easy on street near Milonga, relatively safe area
Bar: yes
Dress: Dress to impress
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Belrose Milonga in San Rafael1415 Fifth Ave (at E Street), San Rafael, CA map
This is a Sunday afternoon option for those living in the North Bay. Group classes are taught by Jonathan and Olivia from 12:00pm-4:00pm in the Salon Milonguero Style of close embrace. The Belrose Milonga follows from 4:00-7-00pm. Classes are $16 each and milonga admission is $12.


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By signing this petition, you are stating that you are in agreement that the students who live in Shadowood subdivision should remain at Huddleston Elementary and not be redistricted to another elementary school. The distance from Huddleston Elementary to the entrance of Shadowood subdivision is 0.7 miles. The school system is considering redistricting our children to a school that is 2.1 miles away. This change will be at the expense of taxpayers. This petition will be presented to the Fayette County Board of Education and representatives of the Fayette County School System.
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WWE tops the list of topics this week.
Layla returned from a year away from the ring at Extreme Rules on Sunday as the mystery opponent against then-Divas Champion Nikki Bella, and won the title in a short yet spirited match that was more of a device to get the title off the Bellas before their departure (which we will get to later). After suffering a double tear of the MCL and ACL in her left knee, you could forgive the 33-year old Brit for deciding to calling it a day and moving on with her life, as the rehab process to get back into ring shape is a lot more intensive than just recuperating to the point where you could live a normal life.
It is to be commended that she sucked it up and got back in the ring, especially since she is pegged as a Diva Search winner, and could be perceived as only seeing wrestling as a job, or something to do until the next big offer comes along. However, she went through the surgery, the pain, the impatience, the frustration and the physical testing that was necessary to return to WWE. In her post match interview on WWE.com, she described about how she had to learn to walk, to run and to jump, and she started welling up. Any doubt on whether she is in the for the right reasons should be kicked out of the window now – Layla is a wrestler, not a model pretending to fight. As a stone-hearted journalist, I felt for the woman, and I am happy that she is back doing what she enjoys.
I am also happy that she is back for personal reasons, as I was starting to enjoy watching Layla wrestle when she was struck down with a bad wheel. Sure, she wasn't Sara Del Rey, but she was reaching the top of the pile when it came to Divas – and I concede, that is hardly high praise, but she was plugging away, and it was producing results. Plus, she was hanging with Michelle McCool, who was one of the most technically proficient female wrestlers WWE had at the time, even though I found her slightly cold in the ring and never really enjoyed her work. Being in the right place with the right people played into the former cheerleader's favour – as did her dance background, as I am now a firm believer that if you want to turn non-wrestling women into wrestlers, go for dancers and gymnasts over models, as they are more open to pain, hard work and dedication, while models know how to stand there and look good, which doesn't translate to the ring.
You could see fire and desire in Layla on Sunday – running all over the place, executing dropkicks and springboard flying bodypresses – and it was exciting, and it's not often you can say that about Divas matches recently. Even Beth Phoenix, possibly the best wrestler in the Divas division, is hardly a thrill to watch these days, though it could be argued that some of that may be down to what she is working with. Either way, I had fun watching Layla defeat Nikki Bella on Sunday, and taking both Bellas out on Monday's Raw, even though the match consisted of one dropkick and a schoolboy roll-up. It felt like wrestling, not a bunch of pre-arranged, mechanical moves, and Layla should be praised for that. It is also something that people like Kelly Kelly and Alicia Fox should look at. Intensity is not screaming on cue.
Speaking of the Bellas, they are out of WWE, and didn't even get their send off on TV. Instead, Eve Torres game them their marching orders on a segment on WWE.com after Raw, which is a huge slap in the face for two people who have been with the company for five years, regardless of whether you liked their work or not, or enjoyed their wrestling or not. Why not write them out in an angle on TV or do that segment on Raw? It only takes 30 seconds. Still, Brie and Nikki Bella – or Brianna and Nicole Garcia, as they are reverting back to their real names on leaving the company – are set to do a signing appearance on May 19 in San Jose Valley, California, which is how news of their departure came to leak onto the Internet in the first place. Sure, they were never the best wrestlers, and they were never the best talkers, but they did their jobs, did what they were asked to do and did it well. I for one with them well, as they may not have made that much of an impact, but they didn't leave much of a stink either. See you down the road, ladies.
However, their departure was also muted because of another Internet buzz. What was being speculated by many places (including us) last week was that Kharma would return to take the title from Nikki Bella, destroy both twins and that would be the cause for their departure. However, when Beth Phoenix was deemed "unfit to compete" from her ankle injury, Eve Torres (who seems to be out to screw everyone for her own amusement) deemed that Nikki would defend the title against a mystery opponent, but assured her that it would not be Kharma. As we now know, it was Layla, but according to PWInsider, Layla was option #2. Up until as late as Sunday afternoon, it was going to be Kharma's return so she could tie up the loose ends from the promise she made before she bowed out last year. Instead, that thread is left dangling, and we never got the payoff. And why? Because WWE thought it was too well speculated online, so they binned the idea.
What kind of ridiculous crap is that?!
So it's the obvious option. Does that make it wrong? It was the logical choice to make, but WWE poo-pooed it because they thought too many people had called it, so went for the swerve instead. It would be OK if they had just played Layla's music, but the company made the specific point of saying that it wouldn't be Kharma, taking the wind out of fans' sails. What a childish move to make, especially when going with Kharma would have been an amazing (or awesome) moment. Either way, it sounds like Kharma's return is imminent, and hopefully she will start steamrollering some Divas before going after Layla's Divas Championship, as I imagine that the matches between the two would be pretty good, as Layla's spunky. Perhaps Kharma will take the title from her, and then we get the Beth v Kharma match at SummerSlam, as Beth was in the face role on Sunday, eager to be the courageous fighter who is willing to work hurt to get her title back.
Toshie Uematsu retired from wrestling yesterday, bowing out in the main event of Pro Wrestling WAVE at Tokyo's Korakuen Hall in front of a super no vacancy crowd of 1,443. She and her JWP and WAVE Tag Team Championship partner and longtime running buddy Ran YuYu beat Shuu Shibutani and Moeka Huruhi, though forfeited the WAVE titles to GAMI and Tomoka Nakagawa, who won an interim title match against Misaki Ohata and Hanako Nakamori earlier on the card.
Since debuting on April 15, 1995, 38-year old Uematsu has won titles in both Japan and the US, taking the WCW Women's Cruiserweight Championship, and a slew of tag team titles in her native country, including the AAAW, JWP and WAVE doubles titles. The WCW belt was her first championship, won less than two years after her first match, but was a continuation of a run of tournament victories which started with winning her way to WCW through GAEA, but won GAEA's tag tournament, and three tourneys in JWP between 2006 and 2010.
Uematsu recently returned to the US a year ago for CHIKARA where she wrestled and defeated Madison Eagles, then fell to Sara Del Rey the following day, and returned for CHIKARA in December for the three JoshiMania shows, losing to Manami Toyota on night 1, teaming with GAMI to beat Cherry and Sawako Shimono the following night, and teamed with the Batiri in a winning effort against Cherry and the Colony.
Since announcing her retirement, Uematsu has competed in most of Japan's top joshi promotions – WAVE, JWP, Sendai Girls, Oz Academy, Ice Ribbon and Diana as well as for CHIKARA, meaning that you had as good a chance as any to see her wrestle before she bowed out. She is now expected to remain as staff for WAVE – with whom she aligned with a year ago – to teach new generations of wrestlers.
Said Hailey Hatred of Uematsu on the day of her retirement:
She is definitely someone who will be missed worldwide. She's a prime example of someone able to do it all, and who gave back so much to the wrestling community. She has been involved in my development in Japan from my earliest days there, both in competition and in training. Completely irreplaceable. We'll miss you lots.
Says it all, really.
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The Beth Phoenix injury angle was just that – an angle. WWE is planning to do more worked-shoot injury segments in the future, backing them up with pieces on Twitter and its website… Rachel Summerlyn and Athena have been announced as two of the 12 participants in a Lethal Lottery in Live Oak, TX on May 27… The Sendai Girls matches at CHIKARA's Anniversario weekend are starting to take shape. Meiko Satomura and Kagetsu will face DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko in Easton, PA on May 19… Akira Hokuto will be part of the Lucha Fan Fest in Mexico City on the same date…Things aren't going well for the former Chii Tomiya. Micro was publicly fired from Pro Wrestling Wallaby on April 20 for "unprofessional behaviour" and "inappropriate remarks"… Gail Kim's next challenger for her Knockouts Title will be Brooke Tessmacher. She defeated Kim on last week's Impact… Maxine managed to escape the clutches of NXT to wrestle on Superstars last Thursday. She lost to Kelly Kelly… Speaking of NXT, Natalya wrestled on that show last Tuesday as a heel. I've no idea what side of the fence she sits on these days… Dixie Carter thinks the UK is saturated with wrestling, which is why TNA wouldn't launch a version of Ring Ka King there. She's right… Davina Rose made her ECCW debut in a losing effort against Women's Champion Kc Spinelli. Spinelli will face new top contender Sammi Hall in the near future… Steve Austin tweeted that Kelly Kelly was his favourite Diva. Fair enough… AJ is featured on a posted for No Way Out, with Daniel Bryan tied to some railway tracks… Tasha Simone threw out an open challenge for her NWA World Women's Championship on Twitter on Saturday… Gabby Gilbert lost the LLF Championship to Angelica in a 3-way elimination match on Friday, also featuring Lady Maravilla. She was eliminated first… Sara Del Rey defeated El Generico on Saturday's CHIKARA show with a piledriver… Speaking of Del Rey, she faces Meiko Satomura on May 20. The pair were meant to wrestle at JoshiMania last December, but Satomura missed the shows due to injury… Pro Wrestling: EVE is mulling over whether to move their next show after their iPPV carriers revealed that they were already booked for July 14… Aksana kissed new SmackDown signing Antonio Cesaro (Claudio Castagnoli) in front of former beau Teddy Long on last week's SD… Mercedes Martinez & Jessicka Havok traded the WSU Championship over the two DVD tapings on Saturday. They will meet at the Uncensored Rumble V on June 16 in a Casket Match. Elsewhere, Brittney Savage won the J-Cup for the second year in a row, and Rain has promised to retire if she doesn't win the Rumble… April Hunter, who pulled out of her WSU J-Cup booking because of injury and family issues, was at an event call RockFest in Wisconsin on the day of the DVD tapings… April Davids completed another month long stint at Ice Ribbon. She wrestled 8 matches, winning six and losing two. She is expected to return to Japan in September… Miami and Savannah Summers will wrestle to be crowned the first ever Riot City Wrestling Women's Champion on May 26… Tammy Sytch no-showed another show last Thursday. This is becoming a habit… Kana v Syuri has been announced for Ultimo Dragon's Toryumon Mexico show at Arena Mexico on May 12… Kalamity will defend the nCw Femmes Fatales International Championship against Portia Perez on June 2… There is SO MUCH wrestling going on in Japan at the moment. It's Golden Week over there, so most promotions are hosting supercards… Congratulations to Candice Michelle, who is expecting her second child. She experienced a miscarriage last year… Ayumi Kurihara won the DDT Iron Man Heavymetalweight Championship from Kana in WAVE at the weekend. She doesn't have the physical belt, but it will be presented to her on Saturday.
April 24: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Luna Mágica, Marcela & Silueta b La Comandante, La Seductora & Tiffany
April 25: Ice Ribbon (Saitama, Japan) – Maki Natumiya b Meari Naito; Tsukasa Fujimoto b Hamuko Hoshi; Neko Nitta b Dorami Nagano & Miyako Matsumoto in a 3-way; Kyoko Kimura & Masahiro Takanashi v Marines Mask II & Sayaka Obihiro went to a time limit draw; Kana & Aki Shizuku b April Davids & Hikaru Shida
April 25: WWE NXT (Grand Rapids, MI) – Kaitlyn & Tamina Snuka b Maxine & Natalya
April 26: WWE Superstars (Detroit, MI) – Kelly Kelly b Maxine
April 26: Impact Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Brooke Tessmacher b Gail Kim
April 26: Wrestling New Classic (Tokyo, Japan) – Lin Bairon & Yusuke Kodama b Aki Shizuku & Koji Doi; Kana & Mio Shirai b Makoto & Syuri
April 26: TNA (Kennewick, WA) – Gail Kim v Velvet Sky
April 27: WWE SmackDown (Grand Rapids, MI) – Nikki Bella b Alicia Fox
April 27: Melbourne City Wrestling (Tullamarine, Australia) – KC Cassidy b Kellie Skater
April 27: 19 Pro (Saitama, Japan) – Tsukasa Fujimoto & Kurumi b Sayaka Obihiro & Maki Narumiya; Hamuko Hoshi b Neko Nitta
April 27: Lucha Libre Femenil (Monterrey, Mexico) – Angelica b Lady Maravilla & Gabby Gilbert in a 3-way to win the LLF Championship
April 27: Florida Championship Wrestling (Tampa, FL) – Raquel Diaz b Paige
April 27: TNA (Kent, Washington) – Gail Kim b Velvet Sky
April 27: Pro Wrestling Elite (Ayr, Scotland) – Carmel Jacob b Kay Lee Ray
April 27: Elite Canadian Championship Wrestling (Surrey, BC, Canada) – Kc Spinelli b Davina Rose; Nicole Matthews & Alex Plexis b Ethan HD & Mike Santiago
April 27: Destination 1 Wrestling (Charlestown, IN) – Crazy Mary Dobson b Thunderkitty
April 28: International Pro Wrestling UK/Nu Wrestling Evolution (London, England) – Hannah & Holly Blossom b Nikki Storm & Shanna
April 28: Showtime Wrestling Alliance (Wallsend, Australia) – Aurora b TJ Star
April 28: Ohio Valley Wrestling (Louisville, KY) – Taeler Hendrix b Epiphany
April 28: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – Marcela b Tiffany
April 28: Australian Wrestling Alliance (Carina, Australia) – Mighty Mel b Minx
April 28: Dynamite Championship Wrestling (Greenwood, DE) – Jessie Kaye b Trixie Lynn & Kacee Carlisle to win the DCW Women's Championship
April 28: Women Superstars Uncensored J-Cup (Deer Park, NY) – Annie Social b Nikki Syxx; Brittney Savage b Ezavel Suena; Athena b Kimber Lee; Alicia v Lexxus went to a double count out; Allysin Kay & Sassy Stephie b Luscious Latasha & Jana; Brittney Savage b Annie Social; Tina San Antonio b Marti Belle; Mercedes Martinez b Jessicka Havok to win the WSU Championship; Jessicka Havok b Marti Belle; Rick Cataldo & Ezavel Suena b Annie Social & Kimber Lee; Jenny Rose b Nikki Syxx; Lexxus b Luscious Latasha; Sassy Stephie b Jessie "Bonesaw" Brooks; Jennifer Cruz b Jana; Alicia b Allysin Kay; Rain b Athena; Jessicka Havok b Mercedes Martinez & Brittney Savage in a 3-way to win the WSU Championship
April 28: CHIKARA (Chicago, IL) – Sara Del Rey b El Generico
April 28: New Focus Wrestling (Evansville, IN) – Epiphany b Aleida Ortiz & Serenity in a 3-way
April 28: Riot City Wrestling (North Adelaide, Australia) – Harley Wonderland b Eliza Sway
April 28: Family Wrestling Entertainment (New York, NY) – Rosita b Robbie E; Winter b Melina
April 28: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Tomoka Nakagawa b Mika Iida; Misaki Ohata & Hanako Nakamori b Kana & Mio Shirai; GAMI, Ayako Hamada & Hamuko Hoshi b Ryo Mizunami, Aya Yuki & Sawako Shimono; Moeka Haruhi b Shuu Shibutani; Yumi Ohka b Toshie Uematsu; Toshie Uematsu won a battle royal
April 28: Herts & Essex Wrestling (Takeley, England) – Sweet Saraya b Skarlett
April 29: Australian Wrestling Alliance (Carina, Australia) – Minx b Mighty Mel
April 29: CMLL (Mexico City, Mexico) – La Comandante, Princesa Blanca & Princesa Sugheit b Estrellita, Luna Mágica & Silueta
April 29: AAA (Magdalena, Mexico) – Mini Chessman & Sexy Star b Cinthia Moreno & Mascarita Dorada; Cuervo, Espíritu & Ozz b Daga, Jack Evans & Pimpinela Escarlata
April 29: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Moeka Haruhi b Aya Yuki; Yuu Yamagata b Ryo Mizunami; Yumi Ohka, Misaki Ohata & Hanako Nakamori v Shuu Shibutani, Kana & Mika Iida went to a time limit draw; Ayako Hamada b Kyoko Kimura; GAMI b Toshie Uematsu; Toshie Uematsu, Shuu Shibutani & Moeka Haruhi b GAMI, Yumi Ohka & Ryo Mizunami
April 29: Diana (Koga Gymnasium) – KAZUKI b Piyota Mask; Keiko Aono b Sareee; Dump Matsumoto b Bambi; Kyoko Inoue & Sachie Abe b Kaoru Ito & Kaori Yoneyama
April 29: REINA (Chiba, Japan) – Hiro Tounai b Kaji Tomato; Goya Kong b Dalis la Caribeña & Hamuko Hoshi; Yumiko Hotta b Basara; Mima Shimoda & Zeuxis b Aki Kambayashi & Aoi Ishibashi
April 29: Sendai Girls (Sendai, Japan) – Tsukasa Fujimoto & Kagetsu b Nana Kawasa & Rabbit Miyu; Command Bolshoi b Sawako Shimono; Kayoko Haruyama b Sakura Hirota; Ray & Leon b Tsukasa Fujimoto & Kagetsu; Meiko Satomura & Shinobu Kandori b DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko
April 29: OZ Academy (Osaka, Japan) – Apple Miyuki b Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru; Apple Miyuki b Kyusei Ninja Ranmaru; Manami Toyota b Nao Komatsu; AKINO & Ayumi Kurihara b Tsubasa Kuragaki & Tomoka Nakagawa; Aja Kong & Sonoko Kato b Mayumi Ozaki & Mio Shirai; Chikayo Nagashima & Toshie Uematsu b Carlos Amano & Ran Yu Yu
April 29: WWE Extreme Rules (Chicago, IL) – Layla b Nikki Bella to win the Divas Championship
April 29: CHIKARA (Lafayette, IN) – Obariyon b Sara Del Rey
April 30: Pro Wrestling WAVE (Tokyo, Japan) – Sakura Hirota b Mika Iida; Aja Kong & Yuu Yamagata & Sawako Shimono b Ayako Hamada & Aya Yuki & Tsukasa Fujimoto; GAMI & Tomoka Nakagawa b Misaki Ohata & Hanako Nakamori; Hamuko Hoshi b Ryo Mizunami; Ayumi Kurihara b Kana; Cherry b Yumi Ohka; Toshie Uematsu & Ran Yu Yu b Shuu Shibutani & Moeka Haruhi
April 30: Diana (Kawasaki, Japan) – Sachie Abe b Piyota Mask; Eiger b Masked Sun; ZAP I & ZAP T b DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko; Keiko Aono b Leon; Jaguar Yokota & Sareee b Yumiko Hotta & Aoi Ishibashi; Kaoru Ito v Tsubasa Kuragaki went to a no contest; Kyoko Inoue & Takako Inoue b Manami Toyota & Mima Shimoda
April 30: WWE Raw (Dayton, OH) – Layla b Nikki & Brie Bella in a 3-way
May 3: Stardom (Tokyo, Japan) – Mayu Iwatani, Eri Susa & Saki Kashima v Kairi Hojo, Natsumi Showzuki & Yuuri Haruka; Arisa Hoshiki v Act Yasukawa; Io Shirai v X; Miho Wakizawa & X v Natsuki*Taiyo & Yoshiko; Nanae Takahashi v Hiroyo Matsumoto
May 4: Pro Wrestling Syndicate (Rahway, NJ) – Maria Kanellis & Brittney Savage v Jillian Hall & Reby Sky
May 4: Union Pro (Tokyo, Japan) – Cherry v Mio Shirai
May 5: Ice Ribbon 'Golden Ribbon' (Tokyo, Japan) – Hikaru Shida v Kana; Tsukasa Fujimoto & Tsukushi v Sayaka Obihiro & Aoi Kizuki
May 5: Pro Wrestling Alliance (Casula, Australia) – Megan-Kate v Evie; Eliza Sway v Shazza McKenzie
May 5: I Believe in Wrestling (Orlando, FL) – Rain v Santana Garrett
May 12: Absolute Intense Wrestling (Cleveland, OH) – Allysin Kay v Jennifer Blake
May 12: Solent Wrestling Federation (Gosport, England) – Amazon v Erin Angel
May 12: Toryumon (Mexico City, Mexico) – Kana v Syuri
May 12: IWA Unlimited (Onley, IL) – Sassy Stephie v Nikki St John
May 13: REINA (Tokyo, Japan) – Basara & Saya v Hikaru Shida & Tsukasa Fujimoto; Aki Kanbayashi v Kimberley; Mima Shimoda, Ray & X v Aja Kong, Zeuxis & Dalys; Princesa Blanca v Lady Apache; Aoi Ishibashi & Mia Yim v Kyoko Inoue & Sareee; Yumiko Hotta v La Commandante
May 18: New York Wrestling Connection (Deer Park, NY) – Nikki Syxx v Sara Del Rey
May 19: Crossfire Entertainment (Nashville, TN) – Reby Sky v Jessicka Havok
May 19: Remix Pro Wrestling (Marietta, OH) – Velvet Sky v Sassy Stephie
May 19: Lucha Fan Fest (Mexico City, Mexico) – Chika Tormenta & Vaquerita v Io Shirai & Keira
May 19: CHIKARA (Easton, PA) – Meiko Satomura & Kagetsu v DASH Chisako & Sendai Sachiko
May 20: CHIKARA (Manhattan, NY) – Sara Del Rey v Meiko Satomura
May 20: International Wrestling Cartel (Newell, WV) – Sassy Stephie v Marti Belle
May 20: Anarchy Championship Wrestling (Austin, TX) – Rachel Summerlyn v Angel Blue; Athena & Davey Vega v Su Yung & Matthew Palmer
May 26: Riot City Wrestling (North Adelaide, FL) – Miami v Savannah Summers
May 26: United States Wrestling Alliance (Mansfield, OH) – Nevaeh v Sassy Stephie
May 26: New Horizons Pro Wrestling (Freemantle, Australia) – Kellie Skater v Shazza McKenzie
May 27: Anarchy Championship Wrestling (Live Oak, TX) – Su Yung v Angel Blue
May 27: Wrestling New Classic (Hiroshima, Japan) – Tajiri, Mikey Whipwreck & Kana v Dave Finlay, AKIRA & Syuri
June 2: NWA Hammerlock (Tonbridge, England) – Jenny Sjodin v Rhia O'Reilly
June 2: Northern Championship Wrestling (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) – Kalamity v Portia Perez
June 16: Women Superstars Uncensored "Uncensored Rumble V" (Deer Park, NY) – Jessicka Havok v Mercedes Martinez; Sassy Stephie v Brittney Savage; Alicia v Lexxus; Kalamity v Sweet Cherrie; Tina San Antonio v Annie Social
June 24: Anarchy Championship Wrestling American Joshi Queen of Queens (Live Oak, TX)
June 30: World Wrestling Council (Bayamon, Puerto Rico) – Melina v Mickie James
July 1: Absolute Intense Wrestling (Cleveland, OH) – Allysin Kay v Mia Yim
July 7: nCw Femmes Fatales (Montreal, Quebec, Canada) – Portia Perez & Nicole Matthews v Sweet Cherrie & TBA; Kalamity v Sara Del Rey
July 13: Squared Circle Wrestling (Watertown, NY) – Mickie James v Rachel Summerlyn
July 14: Pro Wrestling: EVE (Sudbury, England) – Alpha Female v Nikki Storm
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Designed for consumers that require a richer viewing experience, this visually striking monitor is now available through select Samsung partners RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J.--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Samsung Electronics America Inc., a subsidiary of Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd, today announced that it is now shipping its award-winning Series 9 LED desktop monitor . The culmination of over...Business Wire 2012-06-26
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CHICAGO--( BUSINESS WIRE )--Samsung Electronics North America today presented the Forbes Excellence Award for Education to Aragon Burlingham, Founder and President of We Teach Science Foundation. David Steel, Executive Vice President of Samsung Electronics North America, presented the award at the inaugural Forbes Reinventing America Summit held in Chicago, IL, from March...Business Wire 2014-03-28
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In 2009, the company became the world's-largest IT producer, surpassing the previous leader, Hewlett-Packard. Its sales revenue in the areas of display devices (LCD and LED) and memory chips is the world's highest.
SEC has dominated the world television market in the latter half of the 21st century's first decade, having sold the most televisions globally from 2006 to 2010 (projections in 2010 indicated that this trend would continue). In the global LCD panel market, the company has maintained the leading sales position for eight years in a row.[unreliable source][citation needed]
With the introduction of the Samsung Galaxy S mobile phone, the company's smartphone lineup has retained second place in terms of global sales figures for a significant period of time. Samsung has also established a prominent position in the tablet computer market, with the release of the Android-powered Samsung Galaxy Tab to compete with the iPad from Apple.


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From the trivia section of this site, under "extinct Fantasyland Attractions":
Originally Posted by Lou MongelloThe Skyway closed on November 10, 1999, joining its counterpart in Disneyland which closed on the exact same day in 1994. The Disneyland Tokyo Skyway closed in November 1998.
One of Walt Disney World's original attractions, the Skyway was a 5-minute long cable-car style ride that ran between Fantasyland and Tomorrowland, passing over the Cinderella's Golden Carousel tent, and the Grand Prix Raceway. The ride was listed twice on park guide maps - it was listed as the Skyway to Tomorrowland from the Fantasyland terminal, and as the Skyway to Fantasyland from the Tomorrowland terminal. Guests boarded the Skyway from a loading area themed like a Swiss chalet in Fantasyland, and from an area west of Space Mountain in Tomorrowland. The ride was open year round, and closed temporarily during rain storms or high winds. The one-way ride required a "D-Ticket" and took an almost 90-degree turn as it passed near the Grand Prix Raceway. On November 10, 1999 , the Skyway closed for good, joining its Disneyland counterpart, which closed exactly five years earlier. The Skyway in Tokyo Disneyland closed in November, 1998.
So, why did it close? Well, despite rumors that it had closed for safety reasons after a guest fell from a ride car, the Skyway closed for more practical reasons. First, it was a very slow-loading and unprofitable attraction. Second, it was also extremely difficult to accommodate guests with disabilities, unless wheelchair-bound guests left their chair on the loading area and took a round-trip ride. However, reports that there was a death on the Skyway were in fact true, although it was not a guest who lost their life. In February of 1999, a part-time Cast Member, while not wearing any protective equipment or safety harness, was working in the loading area when he accidentally fell to his death


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SIUC Department of Automotive Technology
Originating in January 1952 as one of the first two University credit granting programs in the former Vocational Technical Institute (VTI), today the Automotive Technology Department enjoys its rich heritage in the College of Applied Sciences and Arts. Still housed on the Carterville Campus, as shown in this recent photograph, the campus has changed little.
SIUC Automotive Technology continues to supply the industry with highly successful graduates. Being recognized as one of the nation's premiere automotive programs, the Department owes its success to the drive, passion, and support of its students, faculty, staff, and of course its alumni.
Honoring the hard work and dedication of many, a new campus called the Transportation Education Center (TEC) is under construction. The TEC will be replacing all of the automotive facilities in Carterville and will allow for the Department to continue its proud tradition and rich history.


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While East Coast residents are dealing with Hurricane Irene, travelers in Chicago are changing their plans after airlines are reporting more delays and cancellations Saturday afternoon.
The National Weather Service said the eye of Hurricane Irene, a Category One storm, made landfall near Cape Lookout, N.C., about 7:30 a.m. (EST). The storm was moving north/northeast at 14 miles per hour and was to reach the New England region Sunday morning.
As of 3:30 p.m., because of the severe weather on the East Coast, airlines at O'Hare had to cancel about 200 flights but have no delays, according to the city's Dept. of Aviation.
At Midway, airlines reported more than 30 cancellations with only minor delays, according to the department.
Additionally, Amtrak will only be offering reduced service to the East Coast on Saturday and will not operate any trains on Sunday, according to an Amtrak statement. Passengers are encouraged to call (800) USA-RAIL or visit Amtrak.com for status updates.
Meanwhile, approximately 160 members of the Illinois Army National Guard are on their way this weekend to New York to train for possible hurricane relief operations on the east coast. An additional 1,000 Illinois National Guard Soldiers and Airmen are reporting to their respective units to prepare and train for hurricane relief efforts, according to a release from the Illinois National Guard.
The Illinois National Guard is sending six UH-60 Blackhawk helicopters, two CH-47 Chinook helicopters, pilots and crew, ground support vehicles and operators, and command and control staff, the release said.
Units departing for New York that will prepare to provide hurricane relief include Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 106th Aviation Battalion, in Peoria and elements of Company A, 106th Aviation Battalion in Decatur; Company B, 106th Aviation Battalion in Chicago, and Company C and Company D, 106th Aviation Battalion in Peoria. The Illinois National Guard elements that are leaving for training in New York will depart from their respective unit locations in Illinois in two stages on Saturday and Sunday. The other units will continue to train at their facilities and will only deploy if needed.


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Earth Day at The Gardens returns on April 26, 2014 from 11 – 4 p.m. in the Formal Garden in front of the Conservatory.
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Interest in understanding and addressing serious behavior problems in young children has increased substantially in light of growing evidence that recidivist offending in adolescence and adulthood, as well as persistent patterns of aggression and peer rejection during the early and middle school years, have their roots in disruptive behavior that can be detected as early as age 3 (Campbell et al., 1986a; Olson and Hoza, 1993; Rutter et al., 1998). Some scientists who study this issue point to evidence that antisocial behavior with a very early age of onset, compared with antisocial behavior that arises in the adolescent years, is more likely to persist into adolescence and adulthood (Caspi and Moffitt, 1995; Maughan and Rutter, 1998; Moffitt, 1997). For boys, early-onset conduct problems are moderately predictive of such adolescent outcomes as drug abuse, depression, juvenile delinquency, and school dropout (Campbell, 1991; Campbell et al., 1986b; Egeland et al., 1990; Rose et al., 1989; Wadsworth, 1976; White et al., 1990). The evidence on early-onset delinquency is, however, a matter of active debate within the field (see Loeber and Hay, 1997).
Deciding when to worry and who to worry about is not a simple matter. It is much easier to look back and say "he was always getting in trouble" or "he's always been a loner" than to predict the future trajectories of children who always seem to be getting in trouble. It is uncertain whether serious and enduring conduct problems can be predicted during the preschool years, and with what reliability. As soon as children begin to interact with one another, they begin to dislike children who hurt them. But we don't know whether or when the factors that get very young children in trouble with their peers begin to constrain the pathways they walk on the way to adulthood. What is fairly clear is that beginning in the preschool years, the social reasoning of rejected children, the skill or lack of it they display in social interaction, their ability to control their behaviors and emotional outbursts, and the nature of their interactions and relationships with adults (in particular parents) do differ from their peers in ways that are similar to differences noted for older children (Rubin et al., 1998). Thus, even if prediction from the preschool years may be tenuous, rejected-aggressive children seem to have a toehold on the pathway to later problems.
Furthermore, although rejected-aggressive children are just as likely as popular children to tell researchers that they are competent, they view others as mean, unkind, and hostile (Crick and Dodge, 1994; Dodge and Frame, 1982). This may explain why, in a recent study (Megan Gunnar, University of Minnesota, unpublished data), all of the rejected-aggressive 3-to 5-year-olds who were examined had stress hormone levels in the top third of those shown by children in the classroom. On many days the


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Here we are using the WSO2ESB 4.0.3 and SoapUI 4.0.0
First of all you have to start the ESB and secure the "echo" service as follows
1. Click on the "List" button under "Web Service" menu and Select the "Unsecured" button to Secure the service in front of "echo" service
2. Now select "yes" from drop down and selected the policy number "5" and click Next
3. Select the "Trusted key store" and "Private key store" click Finish
4. You can see the message "Security applied successfully"
Configuration part in ESB side is finished. What we have to do now is Invoke the secured service through the SoapUI
1. Open the SoapUI and go to "New SoapUI project" and give the service endpoint url with wsdl
ex/ endpoint url – http://localhost:8280/services/echo?wsdl
you can easily take the endpoint url by click on the service
Place the endpoint url with wsdl and create SoapUI project
2. Click on the created project and select "Show Project View"
3. go to "WS-Security Configurations"
4. Select "Keystores / Certificates"
5. Add new keystore – select the "wso2carbon.jks" that you select to secure the service (you can easily find this here ${ESB_HOME}/repository/resources/security)
6. Set Default Alias as "wso2carbon" and Alias Password as "wso2carbon"
7. Select tab "Incoming WS-Security Configuration"
Add new record name as "incoming-security"
Select Signature keystore as "wso2carbon.jks" and set password as "wso2carbon"
8. Select tab "Outgoing WS-Security Configuration"
Add new record name as "outgoing-security"
Set Alias name as "wso2carbon" and password as "wso2carbon"
9. Add new WS Entry "TimeStamp"
Set value as "300000"
9. Add another WS Entry "Signature"
Keystore : wso2carbon.jks
Alias : wso2carbon
Password : wso2carbon
Key Identifier type : Binary Security Token
Signature Algorithm : http://www.w3.org/2000/09/xmldsig#rsa-sha1
Signature Canonicalization : http://www.w3.org/2001/10/xml-exc-c14n#
Digest Algorithm : sha1
Use Single certificate : true
Parts – Add a new sign part for SOAP body. For that use the following values
ID – [keep it as blank]
Name – Body
Namespace – http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope
Encode – Content
9. Add another WS Entry "Encryption"
Keystore : wso2carbon.jks
Alias : wso2carbon
Password : wso2carbon
Key Identifier type : Binary Security Token
Symmetric Encoding Algorithm : <Default>
Key Encryption Algorithm : <Default>
Encryption Canonicalization : <Default>
Create Encrypted Key : true
Parts – Add a new Encryption part
ID – [keep it as blank]
Name – Body
Namespace – http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope
Encode – Content
10. Save the SoapUI project and select the one of function under soap12Binding and go to request
Select "Aut" and Set the "Outgoing WSS" and "Incoming WSS"
11. Invoke the service with the required parameters


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21 CHAPTER FOUR ENVIRONMENT Survey participants were asked to identify the kind of problems Having a Category II/III instrument approach with center- they have encountered at airports relative to reduced visibility, line lighting and touchdown zone lighting makes it easier for seeing where they are on the airport, or the difficulties in nav- a vehicle operator to discern the borders of the runway and igating on the airfield when engaged in snowplowing, broom- one's position on the runway; however, most airports do not ing, deicing, or other winter operations. They were then asked have such capability. Finding either the runway centerline for to identify how they solved the problems. Their responses, as a beginning snow run or the sides of the runway or taxiway noted here, provide insight into the varied operations of dif- is a problem during winter operations because the pavement ferent categories of airports that have varied organizational markings and lighting may be obscured. Using the obstruction structures and resources. lights on the localizer for a position reference on the runway was a trick one operator used. Another operator used obstruc- VISIBILITY tion lights on buildings or other fixtures as a reference. All snow events present some measure of degradation in vis- ibility and SA. Blowing snow, whiteout and blizzard condi- MANAGING ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS tions, blowing sand, heavy fog and precipitation, equipment blocking line of sight, and vehicle blind spots were factors There were a number of suggestions made by survey respon- cited by operators as affecting visibility. Outside the vehicle, dents regarding the most effective way to manage or address the accumulation of snow or snow banks obscuring signs and the problems brought on by wintry conditions or low visibility. lighting are major issues. To help with visual orientation, snow sticks mounted to edge lights are a common practice. Installing radius stakes around The speed of vehicles was cited as an issue by several air- taxiway curves before winter season helped on several airports. ports because it resulted in both accidents and incursions. The One airport put reflective tape on the ends of signs as a way time pressure to get the movement area cleared prompted the to help see where the signs are and for enhancing situational drivers to push their limits and the limits of their vehicles. positioning. However, locating signs or edge lights proves Unfortunately, higher speeds decrease driver reaction time difficult when, as another operator pointed out, the snow is so and increase braking distances, which increase the collision deep you cannot see either signs or lights. One airport operator risk factor on the airport. commented on the benefit of runway guard lights, which is an available technology mentioned in chapter ten: The use of runway and taxiway lights generated contra- dictory statements from operators as to which was the best Above ground runway guard lights (RGL or commonly called wig-wag lights) should be mandatory at all runway/taxiway inter- method. One large-hub airport always works with their run- sections. In-ground lighting and surface markings are often way lights at high settings so they can better see the airfield obscured during snow/ice events. Compacted snow and ice can signs that are connected to that circuit. However, a driver render those aids unusable for days following an event. from a small-hub airport commented that the runway lights are always very bright, even on the dim setting, making it hard Several operators said the key to not having an incident, to cut the edge very close because of the glare and disorien- incursion, or collision with another vehicle is simply to slow tation in the peripheral vision. One non-hub airport operator down the operation as visibility declines. Maintaining proper requests that the runway lighting be turned down, but not off, distance from other vehicles was important and lighting on so that drivers are not blinded by the intensity of the airfield the rear of vehicles helped that purpose. This is supported in lighting. In contrast, the procedure at another airport is to the literature search (35). turn off the runway lights as a means to eliminate confusion to pilots and reduce the risk of aircraft use. 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Software is priced three ways: free, cheap, and dear.
- Free. Open source, etc. Big companies are still a bit afraid of open source. They want someone responsible who will take their call when something goes south. Even if it's just to complain about the lousy software they were sold. Open source feels risky because there is no one else to blame.
- Cheap. $10 – $1,000, sold to a very large number of people at a low price without a salesforce. Most shrinkwrapped consumer and small business software falls into this category.
- Dear. $75,000 – $1,000,000, sold to a few rich big companies using a team of slick salespeople that do six months of intense PowerPoint just to get one sale. The Oracle model.
All three methods work fine. Notice the gap?


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Racers set their tents along the start/finish line in an open field (~150m/490' wide). Runners love the option of having their tent in close proximity to the course. Refuel here at the aid station & get right back out (porta-potties here too).
dirty Intro ~0 - .7 km
If you don't care for bottlenecking, make sure you sprint from the start to the trailhead. Forested single track with ~83m/270' of climbing. Short, steep pitches. You may be able to hear the road traffic on your left.
Happy Girl's Access ~.7 km - 1.2 km
Unforested (yet overshadowed by tall trees), wide, double track with ~40m/131' of climbing. The climb itself is long, gradual and dumps runners atop the escarpment. Be prepared for a steep rise right before you reach its flat top. Folks say this short, steep climb is more cumbersome than the major unforested climb right before the 6k mark.
Hippy Runner's Chillout ~1.2km - 1.9 km
A very magical section! Forested, undulating, single track with beautiful smooth turns. Find your groove in this section and just go with it!
Chatty Girl Escape No.1 ~1.9km - 2.5 km
Forested, single track, zig-zagging downhill with ~45m/148' total descent. In the daylight you can spot the runners in front of you and peg them off one by one.
Single Again ~2.5km - 3 km
New Section as of 2013! Description coming but basically, it's more single track. In the meantime, it's a wee climb, all single track that ends in a section we have YET to clear out/machete by race day!
New photo of this section coming too!
dirty boy/Muscle Boy Duel ~3km - 3.2km
A turn left into the forest from the double track leads to a not-too-long, steep, single track climb. Continue to follow the path, eventually crossing the double track path again and into another single track section (i.e. Earth Girl's High).
Earth Girl's High ~3.2km - 3.9 km
A deceivingly tough section with short, steep pitches and many twists and turns. Be sure to watch out for the hunter's platform on the right about midway through the forest. Runners have been known to crawl up the platform & rest some years.
dirty girls' Alley ~3.9km - 4.5km
Wide, unforested (yet overshadowed by tall trees) double track. Watch your markings as you enter this section as there are a number of feeder double track trails. You'll follow the near-edge of the escarpment, winding your way to the right and eventually hitting the 4k aid station. Continue on the double track route that goes off to your left. Fairly flat.
Lover's Leap ~4.5km - 4.9km
Pop into the bush again, following the single track trail on your left a few hundred metres down from the aid station. This section is also fairly flat. This section was added in 2012 and shows evidence of the logging that took place in many parts of the forest. Pay attention to tree stumps at night. If you can muster up the energy to travel to the edge (of the escarpment, not life, it's only a race dear friend), check out the absolutely amazing views from here.
Chatty Girl Escape No. 2 ~4.9km - 5.5km
Follow the markers, making almost a wide U-turn on the open area atop the escarpment. You'll start to descend on the gravel road before shooting back into the wide, packed trails on your left to complete your quick descent down the escarpment. Be careful on this section as there are some rolling hills and runners have been known to pick up a fair bit of speed. Total descent is ~52m/171'.
dirty runners' pain ~5.5km - 6.2km
When you come out of the trails & hit the gravel road again you'll see the markers make you do another U-turn, heading back up the escarpment. Like many "uncovered" or unforested sections, there's a fair bit of shade from overhanging trees. Depending on the season, this road can be very rudded. Race crew also use this road to travel to/from the 4k aid station. It's a long, gradual uphill climb that is runnable. Total ascent is ~44m/144'. A short, steep pitch marks the final ascent onto the escarpment.
dirty boy's confusion ~6.2km - 7.4km
Once atop the escarpment, you'll head left and take your first single track trail on your left. This forested section is a mix of quick little pitches and lots of twists and turns. It can get confusing with all the zigzagging as you'll see other runners going in different directions. Eventually the single track will lead you down the escarpment. You can really "rip it up" in this technical section. Be weary of sharp turns, trees in the middle of the path & nasty roots sticking out of the ground. You'll know you're just about done when you hit a crappy camber that can be very slippery in nasty conditions (i.e. the usual downpour that dirty girls is known for). A short, quick descent & you're onto the floor of the escarpment. God I love this rotten little section!
beer gut boys' a singin' 7.4km - 8.03km
The path leads you on a fairly wide C-turn back up a hill (yes, after all that single track hill work). It's mostly tree-covered double track back to the start. Once atop the hill, you've done your last climb of the loop. Let your legs loose & just sail down the wide open dirt hill. You can really pick up some speed here - maybe a bit too much in fact! Veer left at the bottom of the hill, follow the markers right where the path v's, follow a slight rise & voila - you'll have the start/finish in sight. It's quite rejeuvenating to re-enter the start/finish with all the tents, toilets, people, aid station & basically, civilization in front of you. Grab your stuff, don't stop for long & head right back out for more dirty awesomeness!
AWARD CATEGORIES (Top)
We've changed our award structures with our smaller field of runners starting in 2013:
12hr, 24hr, 48hr - 1st, 2nd, 3rd Female and 1st, 2nd, 3rd Male
dirty girl Awards & OUS Points
To qualify for an age category award in one of the dirty girls awards ceremonies, you must run 48 km in the twelve hour event, 80 km in the twenty-four hour event and 120 km in the 48 hour event. For the OUS points series, any distance qualifies you for points in the 12, 24 and 48 hour events.
Note: Marshaled distances (i.e. 2 km, 4 km & 6 km points) only count in the last 30 minutes of the race, i.e. 7:30-8 a.m. on Sunday.
BELT BUCKLES (Top)
24 Hour AWARD
Runners that do 120km will receive the "Dirty Girl" belt buckle.
If you do not complete the 120km, you will receive the dirty girl medal and you'll have to try again another year.
48 Hour AWARD
Runners that do 200km will receive the 48 Hour "dirty girl" belt buckle.
Runners that do 100 miles will receive the 100 mile/48 Hour "dirty girl" belt buckle.
Anything less, a medal.
For your viewing pleasure, the 24 hour dirty buckle:
Schedule (Top)
Grounds open
48 hours - Thursday August 7 AFTER 4 p.m. for tent setup
All other races - Friday August 8 AFTER 4 p.m.
Race kit pickup
48 hr - Thursday August 7 after 6 p.m. or Friday August 8, 6:30 a.m. till race start
24hr - Friday August 8 after 6 p.m. & again on Saturday August 9 from 6:30 a.m. till race start
12 hr - Same as 24 hr AND 6 - 8 p.m. Saturday August 9
Start Times
48 hr - Friday August 8, 8 a.m.
24 hr - Saturday August 9, 8 a.m.
12 hr - Saturday August 9, 8 p.m. (Yes - this is a NIGHT race!)
Pacing (Top)
24 hour racers - Pacers allowed after 8 p.m. on Saturday.
48 hour racers - Pacers allowed after 8 p.m. on Friday. You are ALSO allowed pacers during the day on Saturday (and Saturday night). You MUST ensure that you and your pacer leave room on the trails for other racers to pass.
The 12 hour race IS NOT ALLOWED PACERS.
For 24 and 48 hour runners, please have your pacer sign a waiver upon arrival. Pacers can lead or follower their runner. Pacers may not provide physical support to their runner (i.e. no leaning, no pulling, no teathering). Pacers may not carry gear for their runner. Pacer is allowed to provide service to their runner at aid stations (5k and start/finish). No other devices are allowed to aid the runner EXCEPT poles, which all racers may use.
Please note that any runner that is reported to receive additional aid during sanctioned race hours will be disqualified. Including the 32k, the nature of an ultra race is to complete an arduous physical pursuit under one's own power. Additionally, it is unfair to other runners who finish without aid, except as allowed and outlined in the rules above.
Aid Stations (Top)
Swag (Top)
Past technical gear:
Registration Fees (Top)
Fees include H.S.T. - ya, even ultra dudes are taxed. HST #84292 2668 RT0001
|By April 30th
|May 1st - August 8th
|12 hour
|24 hour
|48 hour
Drop Bags (Top)
This service is available for all 12, 24 and 48 hour runners.
CLEARLY mark your ONE drop bag with your first and last name and leave it at the portable at the start/finish by 7:15 a.m. on race morning/7:15 p.m. on Saturday for 12 hour runners. Return of drop bags for runners that drop early will occur in coordination with water refill runs throughout the day/evening.
Directions / Accomodations (Top)
Mansfield Outdoor Centre - http://www.mansfieldoutdoorcentre.ca/
B&B in the Mansfield area - http://www.bbcanada.com/bb_search_results.cfm?search_general=Mansfield%2C+Ontario&x=0&y=0
Hotels/Motels http://www.hotels.com
We are ~45 minutes south-west of Barrie and~45 minutes north-east of Orangeville
Driving - GOOGLE MAP
Tents are setup along the start/finish. Please let us know if you have a campervan/RV as special provisions must be made.
Qualifying (Top)
dirty girls run is a tough, single & double track 5 mile/8 k looped course with aid stations 4k apart. Temperatures can range from 28 celcius & 94% humidity during the day to 13 celcius at night. Add these conditions to a very rooty, hilly course and dirty girls becomes deceivingly tough. In 2011, only 37% of entrants in the 24 hour made 120 kms (the buckle benchmark). We DO NOT ask for minimum qualifying standards, however we HIGHLY RECOMMEND the following as guidelines:
|Recommended Qualifier - Other Races
|Recommended Qualifier - dirty girls Race
|48 hour
24 hour (80k)
|24 hour
|24 hour
|12 hour (50k)
|12 hour
|12 hour
|6 hour (32k)
|6 hour
48 Hour Runners
48 hour runners especially should be aware of the potential health and safety issues they could face at the dirty girls race: extreme fatigue, hyponatremia, over heating and dehydration, nausea and vomiting, cramping to name some of the most common ultra-related occurrences.
To maintain adequate health and safety among participants, the following guidelines will be implemented for 48 hour runners:
1. Weigh-in. The rule of maintaining your body weight within a 3% range will be generally followed throughout the race.
2. We will also record:
a. Name(s) of crew leaders as your primary point of contact, if any.
b. Rough outline of your race plan. We are most interested in any scheduled breaks or planned early finishes. At the same time, we will record the location of your tent/vehicle so that we know you are not lost on course or injured and require assistance in the forest, or if you have left the premises entirely.
Mandatory health check points where you will be weighed and your general condition assessed:
48 hour racers
- 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. (Friday)
- 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. (Saturday)
- 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. (Saturday)
- post-race (no weigh-in)
Please have ONLY your crew leader (if you have a crew) attend the check-in.
Your crew leader should be responsible for recording your fluid and food intake as well as behaviours such as frequency of and changes in urination, vomiting etc. In the absence of crew, you will be responsible for communicating this information with race staff at the checkpoints. Be aware that if you appear in a compromised state and are unable to communicate information that shows you are taking in proper fluids/foods, you will be required to take a break until your condition improves.
If your weight has fluctuated between 3% and 5%, we will caution you and/or your Crew Leader and go over potential strategies to improve your condition.
If your weight has fluctuated more than 5% since your last weigh-in, you will be required to take a MANDATORY BREAK. Along with your Crew Leader (if any), we will go over potential strategies to improve your condition. You will be allowed to return to the course upon showing improvement.
As noted above, you MUST check-in with us when you declare the finish of your race (alternatively, when the race distance closes). At this point, there is NOT a weigh-in, but along with your Crew Leader (if any), we want to make certain that you are in a stable condition to leave. The general finish process should be:
1. Check-in at Health/Safety tent one last time;
2. Hydrate/Replenish electrolytes;
3. Eat if possible (breakfast is served approximately one hour after the race ends);
4. Rest. The campground is OPEN for as long as you need to rest on the Sunday, post-race. Race organizers are ALWAYS the last to leave.
Please familiarize yourself and your Crew with the Question & Answer section with Dr. Lisa Bliss on the Western States page for information on common ultra-related running issues:
Another excellent guide to help detect electrolyte/hydration issues:
Past Results (Top)
Note 1: The course was modified in 2010 and 2012
Note 2: dirty girls' races are part of two point series: The OUS and The Trophy Series. Official
results are posted below and shared with ONLY these two series.
2013 (west-east direction)
2012 (west-east direction)
48 hour - Jeff Ashizawa 233 km, Kimberley Van Delst 161 km - Results
24 hour - Lisa Van Wolde163 km, Glen Redpath 187 km - Results
12 hour - Dawn Hamel 86 km, Derrick Spafford 98 km - Results
6 hour - Kat Clewley 56 km, Ed Housel 64 km - Results
32k - Tanya Porcellato 2:46, Mike Tickner 2:20 - Results
2011 (west-east direction)
24 hour - Lisa Van Wolde140km, Todd Mickolwin 150km - Results
12 hour - Melanie Boultbee 75km, Corey Smith 85km - Results
6 hour - Christine Torres 47.5km, Marc Pelosse 57.5km - Results
30k - Tanya Porcellato 2:54, Mike Tickner 2:23 - Results
2010 *New Course & east-west direction
24 hour - Jen Smith 132km, Ryan O'Dell 170km - Results
12 hour - Laurie McGrath 97.8km, Charles Johnson 92.5km - Results
6 hour - Charlotte Vasarhelyi 45.1km, Peter Taylor 57.8km - Results
30k - Jade Penwright-Holmes 3:01, Mike Tickner 2:23 - Results
24 hour - Sue Lucas 170km, Robert Gryfe 167.5km - Results
12 hour - Iris Cooper 100km, Glen Redpath 120km - Results
6 hour - Lisa Leskien 62.5km, Adam Hill 72.5km - Results
30k - Joan Matthews 2:33, Mike Tickner 2:06 - Results
6 hr Team - 65 km
Leslie Evans, Peter Taylor
24 hr Team - 172.5 km
Scott Garrett, Tim Camick
2008 - Results
24 hour - Theresa McGrath 180km, Jim Orr 195km
12 hour - Lisa Leskien 110km, Geoff Linton 110km
6 hour - Charlotte Vasarhelyi 57.5km, Paul Chenery 60km
6 hr Team - 72.5 km
Chantal Warriner, Krista Bolyea, Tiia Dolson
12 hr Team - 80 km
Paul Bowen-smith, Nanette Bowen-smith
24 hr Team - 217.5 km
Laury HIckling, Trevor Hickling, Kim Pagliaro,
Hilda Barton, Wayne Barton
2007 - Results
24 hour - Laurie McGrath 177.5km, Jim Orr 175km
12 hour - Iris Cooper 92.5km, Geoff Linton 102.5km
6 hour - Tammy Whitehead 43km, Rick Mcdowel 58km
6 hr Team - 62.5km
Leisha Ostrowski, Christoper Gittens, Richard Pady,
Dirk Huyer, Heather Pady
12 hr Team - 127.5 km
Barb Campbell, Rich Ehrlich, Paul Hingorani, Tim Grant
2012 Photos - By Rene Garneau
2011 Photos - By Rene Garneau
2010 Photos
(1) By Tony Power
(2) By Andrea Moritz
2013 Photos
2009 Photos - by Tony Power
12/24 hr Awards
Start of the 32k
6 hr finish/awards
32k start & all on course
In the middle of the forest
More mid-forest
|2008 Photos
|Jane Samarelli's Photos
|Liz M's Photos
|Mark Coate's Photos
|Barber's Photos
|Tony Power's Photos
|2007 Photos
|Kinga & Stephan Miklos' Photos
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University of Washington computer scientists say crowdsourcing can help quickly teach a robot various tasks. They are working on a method that enables a robot to ask for assistance when it is stumped on a task. Typically, researchers model human behavior to enable robots to learn to perform functions, but this a long, repetitive process. The University of Washington scientists hold that, with machine-learning techniques, a robot could learn the fundamentals of a task, then ask for more information from humans online about how to best complete it. To demonstrate the possibilities, they assigned a robot to build objects—–such as a car, tree, turtle and snake—with Lego blocks, which it couldn't complete. They then asked groups of people to create models of each shape. The robot studied the models and figured out the best way to build the objects. The researchers are also working on using crowdsourcing to teach robots how to navigate and find items within a multifloor building. They presented their work at the 2014 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation and are scheduled to do so at the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence's Conference on Human Computation & Crowdsourcing in November. (EurekAlert)(The University of Washington)
University of Washington researchers conducted a survey of user authentication preferences to determine why the adoption of biometric systems is lagging. They found passwords remain the most commonly used identification method despite the advent of various biometric-based authentication systems that promise to be more secure. For biometric authentication to be accepted by users, it needs to be "efficient and accurate, but also something that people trust, accept and don't get frustrated with," stated Cecilia Aragon, associate professor of human centered design at the university. To gather this information, they developed a system that looks like an ATM, but which uses eye-tracking technology as well as a PIN for security. The system was tested by individuals who were asked to make a simulated ATM withdrawal. They found speed, accuracy and choice of error messages were all important in the success of an eye-tracking system. They say most existing biometric systems do not incorporate user experience in their design. The Washington researchers collaborated with Oleg Komogortsev at Texas State University on the system and plan to develop a version that could work in a desktop computer system. The work was presented at the International Association for Pattern Recognition's International Conference on Biometrics in June. (redOrbit)(University of Washington)("Perceptions of Interfaces for Eye Movement Biometrics," Brooks et al. at University of Washington website)
University of Washington researchers have developed a system able to recognize gestures based on how the motions affect Wi-Fi signals. Their WiSee system lets a user control home appliances with a hand gesture from any room in a house. The technology is based on the Doppler effect, which entails a change in the observed frequency of a sound, light, or other wave when the source and observer are in motion relative to each other. WiSee consists of a receiver that detects frequency changes in Wi-Fi signals of devices in the room reflected off a body part moving while making a gesture. Their software can detect nine motions and was 94 percent accurate during testing conducted in an office and a two-bedroom dwelling. They claim their gesture-recognition technology is simpler and more affordable than existing approaches such as Microsoft's camera-based Kinect. The University of Washington researchers are working on enabling the system to control multiple devices simultaneously. They are scheduled to present their research at the MobiCom 2013 conference in Miami in late September and early October. They have published a working draft of the findings on their website <http://wisee.cs.washington.edu>. (BBC)(University of Washington -- 1)(University of Washington -- 2)
University of Washington computer scientists have developed a card game that lets young players find out what it's like to be a security professional. Control-Alt-Hack—designed for 15- to 30-year-olds with some computer-science knowledge—presents participants with scenarios and ethical situations that security professionals might encounter. In the game, players work for Hackers Inc., a small company that performs security audits and consultations. In their turn, one of the three to six players selects a card that presents them with a hacking challenge including threats to cars or implanted medical devices. The designers say the game could supplement a high school or introductory college-level computer science course or help IT professionals who work in fields other than security. Intel, the US National Science Foundation, and the Association for Computing Machinery's Special Interest Group on Computer Science Education helped fund the project. The researchers will provide a limited number of games for free to educators in the continental US and in the fall, will sell them for about $30. They are presented their work this week at the Black Hat 2012 information-security meeting. (Science Daily)(University of Washington)(Control-Alt-Hack)


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