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rob01 July 27, 2013 10:01 PM The Red Bull starts are much better than the Merc. I would be surprised if Lewis leads at the first corner. Reply Report abuse 4 agree 3 disagree
Objective July 28, 2013 12:34 AM During FP3 it was clear that RBR was focused on getting the best race setup and not on qualifying. The 4 hundredths of a second that Lewis put on him wasn't unexpected given the Mercedes qualifying performance so far this year.I am worried about the first corner though with Alonso doing one of his rocket starts and Grosjean in front of him. It could be 3 wide into that corner and that could be disaster. Reply Report abuse 1 agree 0 disagree
Googolplex July 28, 2013 12:56 AM Rob,Seb is on the dirty side which will be a factor. Reply Report abuse 0 agree 0 disagree
rou July 28, 2013 1:54 AM cant wait to see what type of mess that wrecking ball grosjean makes at the first corner Reply Report abuse 2 agree 1 disagree
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Nobody Does It Better | |
Author(s) | Cecily von Ziegesar |
Country | United States |
Language | English |
Genre(s) | Young adult fiction |
Publisher | Little, Brown and Company |
Publication date | May 11, 2005 |
Series | Gossip Girl |
Volume | 7 (of 13) |
Pages | 240 |
Preceded by | You're the One That I Want |
Followed by | Nothing Can Keep Us Together |
Nobody Does It Better is the seventh installment in the original Gossip Girl novel series by Cecily von Ziegesar.
The uptown girls are headed downtown as Serena and Jenny take on their new fabulous roles as rock-star model girlfriends of New York's hottest band, The Raves. Meanwhile, Dan is to busy drowning his sorrows in empty bottles to notice a mysterious French beauty who has a penchant for dirty, Jim Morrison-wannabe lead singers.
Blair takes residence at the Plaza to think about her future. Will she become a gun-toting international spy or Manhattan's snobbiest society hostess? Decisions are so difficult! Sounds like everyone needs a day off at the spa. And Senior Spa Day promises to serve up further doses of scandal for New York's busiest private-school vixens.


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Indians miss chances, lose 6-3 to Royals
They had chances to score and didn't. And, they could have climbed in the AL's wild-card standings and didn't do that either.
On a sultry September night, the Indians wilted.
Unable to string hits together against Kansas City starter Jeremy Guthrie, Cleveland lost 6-3 on Tuesday night to the Royals, who pulled one game closer to the Indians in the cramped wild-card scramble.
Zach McAllister (7-9), who threw his first pitch in 94-degree heat, didn't get out of the fifth inning as the Indians lost for the second time in three games, the type of mini-slump a team can't afford if it wants to play in October.
The Indians stayed within 1 1-2 games of Tampa Bay for a wild-card spot, but allowed both the Royals and New York Yankees to pick up a game on them in the six-team wild-card chase that seems to change on an hourly basis.
Guthrie (14-10) allowed just one run and nine hits, but was helped by three double plays as the Royals, coupled with Tampa Bay's loss to Boston, pulled within three games of a wild-card spot.
Michael Bourn had two RBIs for the Indians, who put runners on in every inning against Guthrie. But Cleveland hit three double plays and squandered their opportunities.
''We rolled into a couple double plays,'' manager Terry Francona said. ''We didn't do damage. We gave ourselves a chance in a lot of innings, but couldn't get the big hit to get the ball rolling.''
McAllister allowed four runs and six hits in five innings. The right-hander gave up one run - a homer to Alcides Escobar, who hadn't hit one since April - before running into trouble in the sixth. Kansas City turned a walk, two doubles and a single into three quick runs off McAllister.
''He didn't have his best changeup,'' Francona said. ''And he left some balls up in that last inning.''
Mike Moustakas hit a two-run double in the sixth off McAllister and the hanging-tough Royals won for the 12th time in 17 games.
Kansas City had lost seven in a row before this stretch and was on the verge of falling from the race. But the Royals are still in the thick of the wide-open playoff chase, and could still have a say in the AL Central with three games later this week at first-place Detroit.
''I don't even remember the seven straight,'' Moustakas said of the Royals' slide last month. ''That's the key - just forget it. We go out there every night with the same mindset, to win a ballgame at all costs. We stick with that. "
Royals reliever Luke Hochevar struck out all five batters he faced, and closer Greg Holland worked a perfect ninth for his 41st save.
Guthrie didn't overpower the Indians, but didn't allow a walk and let his defense get him out of trouble. Cleveland hit into double plays in the third, fourth and sixth innings to thwart scoring chances.
''It certainly was a grind,'' said Guthrie, who pitched for the Indians from 2003-06. ''I had baserunners every inning. I put a lot of pressure on our defense to make big plays.''
While the Royals' clubhouse was filled with music following the game, the Indians were subdued, knowing they had back at Progressive Field in a few hours for the series finale.
The Royals hit several long flies that were caught for outs through the first four innings before Escobar ended a long homerless drought to tie it 1-all in the fifth.
With one out, Escobar connected on a full-count pitch from McAllister, driving it onto the pedestrian patio in left for his fourth homer and first since April 28, a span of 467 at-bats. Escobar's previous homer also came against the Indians, a shot off right-hander Justin Masterson.
With left-handed hitters batting .328 this season against Guthrie, Francona loaded his lineup with eight lefties.
Cleveland strung together three two-out hits in the first off Guthrie to take a 1-0 lead.
Kipnis and Santana singled to right before Brantley, who came in batting just .125 (2 for 16) in his career against Kansas City's starter, grounded an RBI hit to center.
Guthrie got out of the third with a double play and again in the fourth, when he also got a nice play by right fielder David Lough, who raced back and robbed Jason Kubel before crashing into the padded wall for the final out.
''We got some hits but didn't bunch them together,'' Francona said. ''It seemed like we were one big hit from doing some damage.''
NOTES: Bourn's double in the seventh snapped his 0-for-15 slump. ... The Indians will open the 2014 season in Oakland on March 31 and play their home opener April 4 against Minnesota. Cleveland will play the NL West in interleague play and continue their rivalry with Cincinnati. ... Indians RHP Carlos Carrasco is not with the team because of a family matter. He's expected to rejoin the club on the road in Chicago. ... Indians SS Asdrubal Cabrera is 3 for 26 on the homestand with two of those hits homers.
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Due to a high demand for its new training class for disaster volunteers, the Red Cross is adding a class on Monday in Greenville.
To register for the class, which runs from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., people should call 864-282-8660. Participants will get three classes: Red Cross Orientation, Disaster Services Overview and Shelter Fundamentals.
The Red Cross said it needs licensed and certified health care professionals to volunteer as well. Any health care worker interested in volunteering should call 282-8660 to sign up for a course to prepare them to respond to disasters in various settings both locally and outside the community.
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Our lab is dedicated to the study of population genomics and to computer modeling of evolution. One applied focus of our lab is human population genomics and testing models of human evolution. We use genomic sequence data to answer questions about human origins, population structure, and the status of humans as a biological species. Other areas of research are slightly more theoretical, seeking to improve the computational and statistical methods for testing evolutionary models with genome-scale data. This research includes developing novel techniques for performing parallel programming, Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC), bioinformatics, and likelihood-based inference.
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Title: | Extremality, symmetry, and Chebyshev-like polynomials |
Seminar: | Department of Mathematics Colloquium |
Speaker: | Kenneth Stolarsky, University of Illinois |
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If polynomials are extremal in some important way, must they have nice algebraic properties? If n points are arranged on a sphere to minimize a "reasonable" potential, must they be arranged symmetrically? The first problem leads us into results, some recent, concerning Chebyshev-like polynomials and their discriminants. The second provides additional motivation. Our survey will also touch upon various generalizations and analogues of the Chebyshev polynomials, and connections to number theory. We shall include descriptions of some open problems. |
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Although pidgins and creoles are unofficially used in classrooms around the world, there are relatively few educational programs in which they are officially the language of instruction or literacy. This section outlines some places where such programs exist (and others where they dont exist).
The Caribbean
Different English-related creole languages are spoken in many places in the Caribbean, such as Jamaica, St Lucia, and Trinidad. While there have been frequent calls, many politically motivated, for the use of these creole languages in education, there seems to be no published evidence that any programs have been implemented. An interesting book on the subject is Language and Liberation: Creole Language Politics in the Caribbean by Hubert Devonish (London: Karia Press, 1987).
Haitian Creole (French-related) has been used in adult literacy programs for many years and by government decree, published in 1982, it was made the medium of instruction and a subject of study for the first six years of primary education. Details are given in a recent article, Haitian Creole: a challenge for education by Alain Bentolila in Diogenes (number 137, 1987, pages 73-87).
In the Indian Ocean, another French-related creole, Seselwa (Seychellois), has been used in education for many years in the Seychelles. Over the last decade, it has advanced from being only a medium of instruction to the language of initial literacy and a subject of study throughout the first four years of primary education.
Hawaii Creole English has never been endorsed for general use in the islands schools, but it has been accepted to some extent in the Kamehameha Early Education Program (KEEP) for ethnic Hawaiian children. Using a language experience approach, teachers in this program based their reading instruction on childrens utterances, whether in Hawaii Creole or in Standard (American) English. While Standard English remained the medium of instruction, discourse strategies and participation structures used by Hawaii Creole speakers were adopted by the program for use in the classroom.
The 1987 Hawaii Board of Education Standard English-only policy just mentioned above met with widespread public opposition people also realized that it was virtually impossible to implement and enforce.
Some useful articles about the Hawaii situation are:
Au, Kathryn H. 1980. Participation structures in a reading lesson with Hawaiian children: analysis of a culturally appropriate instructional event. Anthropology and Education Quarterly 11, 91-115. Au, Kathryn H, and J.M. Mason. 1983. Cultural congruence in classroom participation structures: achieving a balance of rights. Discourse Processes 6, 145-67. Sato, Charlene. 1985. Linguistic inequality in Hawaii: the post-creole dilemma. In Language of inequality, ed. by N. Wolfson and J. Manes (Berlin: Mouton), 255-72. ------. 1989a. Language attitudes and socio-linguistic variation in Hawaii. University of Hawaii Working Papers in ESL 8/1, 191-216. ------. 1989b. A non-standard approach to Standard English. TESOL Quarterly 23, 259-82. Speidel, Gisela E. 1981. Language and reading: bridging the language difference for children who speak Hawaiian English. Educational Perspectives 20, 23-30. ------. 1987. Conversation and language learning in the classroom. In Childrens language (Volume 6), ed. by K.E. Nelson and A. van Kleek (Hillsdale, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum), 99-135.
Kriol (the creole of the Northern Territory) has been used in education at Barunga (formerly called Bamyili) since 1975, when an experimental program was started in the community preschool. A formal bilingual program, under the Northern Terri-tory Department of Education, began at the primary school in 1977. The model of partial bilingualism has been adopted, with Kriol being used for reading and writing until English is introduced at the grade four or five level. Kriol is then restricted to subject matter relating to cultural heritage. A recent report on the bilingual program has been published by the Department of Education: Barunga School: accreditation process for Northern Territory bilingual schools, 1988.
Kriol is also reportedly used as the language of instruction at the community school in Ngukurr. Although it is not used for reading and writing at present, there has been some discussion of starting a formal bilingual program.
Kriol has also been a subject of study at another school, Yiyili, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. But there it was an awareness rather than initial literacy program, although some creative writing in Kriol was used in translation exercises to English. According to a paper by Joyce Hudson (Kriol or English: an unanswered question in the Kimberleys, presented at the 54th ANZAAS Congress in Canberra in 1984), the program was based on the premise that if children could be taught how to separate Kriol from English, along with the social rules for appropriate use of each language, they would learn English better and quicker.
At present, an in-service awareness course is being developed by the Catholic Education Office for teachers in the Kimberley region. This course, which is being trialled this year, is aimed at helping teachers of Kriol-speaking children to understand more of the childrens language. The ultimate goal, however, is to make teaching of Standard English more effective.
Joyce Hudson PO Box 1264 Broome 6725 AUSTRALIA
With regard to Torres Strait Creole (also known as Broken, Pizin and Blaikman), Anna Shnukal of the University of Queensland reports that she has observed a great amount of teaching carried out in the language, but that it wasnt acknowledged officially. In fact, there is great resistance to the use of Torres Strait Creole (TSC) in education, both from educators and Islanders themselves, even from those who are native speakers. She adds:
I doubt very much that Islanders would accept even the teaching of initial literacy skills in the creole, although this may change in the future, especially with the proposed publication of the New Testament in TSC. Although TSC has taken over domains formerly reserved for English, it isnt yet accepted as written language. All the written material Ive seen has been written in English orthography.
More on Torres Strait Creole will be published in the next issue.
Papua New Guinea
Although Tok Pisin has not been officially used in government schools, it has been used as a medium of instruction for years in many church-run schools, which provide a large proportion of primary education in the country. In the Catholic church, the Divine Word Mission declared Tok Pisin its official language as early as 1931. Although the Lutheran church preferred using indigenous church lingua francas for education, they did have at least one Pidgin school as early as 1950. But in 1962, the Education Department decreed that only English should be used in schools receiving subsidies from the Australian Administration, and so the use of Tok Pisin waned.
However, the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG established a Bible School program to be distinct from the Administrations official education program so that vernacular languages including Tok Pisin could still be taught. In 1973 there were 340 teachers and 9500 student at Lutheran primary schools where Tok Pisin was the main (or sometimes the only) medium of instruction. (This information comes from articles by Francis Mihalic and G.L. Renck in New Guinea Area Languages and Language Study, Vol. 3, Language, Culture, Society and the Modern World, edited by Stephen S. Wurm [Canberra: Pacific Linguistics C-40, 1977, pages 643-69]).
The newly independent Papua New Guinea government simply carried on with the educational policy established by the Australian Administration. But there have been revolutionary changes in educational policy since the 1986 appearance of the Ministerial Committee Report, A Philosophy of Education for Papua New Guinea. The most recent development is that the Secretary of Education has recently (6th June 1989) endorsed a plan including a list of responsibilities and strategies for raising the level of literacy in the country. The preamble to this plan is as follows:
In order to improve the quality of education, to strengthen traditional cultures and values, to facilitate participation by citizens in national life, to promote national unity and to raise the level of literacy in Tok Ples, Tok Pisin, Hiri Motu and English, we recommend the development of educational programmes to ensure that children, out of school youth and adults become literate in Tok Ples, transfer their skills to Tok Pisin, Hiri Motu or English and maintain their literacy skills in these languages.
The plan encourages communities to set up preparatory classes to teach initial literacy in Tok Ples before children enter Grade 1. It is up to each community to decide what Tok Ples is to be used. Tok Ples usually refers to indigenous vernacular languages, but in the plan it is defined to also include lingua francas, such as Tok Pisin.
The widest range of programs is still run by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of PNG. The following numbers for schools and other training institutions where Tok Pisin is the medium of instruction (as of September 1989) have been provided by Duaro Embi, the Lutheran Church Assistant Secretary for Tok Ples Education:
78 primary schools (grades 1-6) 164 teachers 648 students 15 high schools (grades 7-10) 54 teachers 462 students 6 training institutions 20 teachers 79 students _________________ TOTAL: 1189 students
78 primary schools (grades 1-6) 164 teachers 648 students
15 high schools (grades 7-10) 54 teachers 462 students
6 training institutions 20 teachers 79 students
_________________ TOTAL: 1189 students
These programs are non-transitional in that they are not meant to prepare students to go on to mainstream English-medium schools.
Duaro Embi Evangelical Lutheran Church PO Box 80 Lae, PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Another large-scale program is run by Pacific Islands Ministries in the East Sepik Province. This program is described as the feature program later in the newsletter.
A different type of non-transitional program is being run in the Eastern Highlands Province, described by Joy McCarthy in a paper presented at the National Seminar on Community-based Education, held last year in Port Moresby. Here adults learn initial literacy in their first language, Inoke, and then go on to learn to read and write in Tok Pisin. As of December 1988, there was a total enrolment of 3041 in the program in 52 villages, and 1483 new literates had been trained.
There are several other educational programs in Tok Pisin, such as the national Kisim Save adult literacy program, but I havent been able to get any details about them. (If anyone knows anything, please send some information so I can include it in the next newsletter!)
Solomon Islands
In contrast with Tok Pisin, Solomons Pijin (another variety of Melanesian Pidgin) has been used hardly at all in education.
One pioneering program in Solomons Islands is being run by the Nazareth Apostolic Centre near the capital of Honiara. It involves teaching women initial literacy in Pijin. One teaching method being used is making sets of letters of the alphabet with bamboo pieces (like Scrabble tiles). Also, the Pijin news from the radio is being transcribed and printed to use as reading material. Plans are also being made for a full intensive year of preparing some literacy teachers in 1991.
Bernie ODonnell Nazareth Apostolic Centre PO Box 197 Honiara, SOLOMON IS.
Although Bislama is constitutionally the national language of Vanuatu, it is not officially recognized as a language of education. (English and French are given this role.) However, according to the 1987 report of the Asian Development Bank/Australia Development Assistance Bureau Joint Technical Assistance Team on Vocational Training and the Labour Market in Vanuatu (Asian Development Bank, T.A. No. 810-VAN Vocational Training Project), Bislama is used as the language of instruction in the Police Training School, the Trade Training and Testing Scheme, the Marine Training School and 10 different rural training institutions. Here are some quotations from the report about the use of Bislama:
The Study Team believes that most of the vocational training currently provided in Vanuatu is at a level where Bislama could be used far more extensively with no detriment to efficiency. (p. xiii) The Study Team notes that the Marine Training School is able to provide instruction in marine engineering to international standards using Bislama as the primary language of instruction. (p. 184) All teachers at INTV [the national technical training institution] should be required to develop fluency in Bislama. Intensive Bislama courses on arriving in Vanuatu should be provided for this purpose. (p. 185)
The International Literacy Year Committee of Australia has funded two programs on the island of Malakula in Vanuatu as part of the larger Melanesian Literacy Project. Both programs involve teaching initial literacy in Bislama, one to women and one to out-of-school youth. The programs are being run by the World Vision organization, headed in Port Vila by Kali Vatoko, with Enikelen Netine doing the teacher training and coordination in the field. Enikelen attended the second National Literacy Training Course in PNG earlier this year (see below). A preschool program using Bislama is also going ahead in the area.
Enikelen Netine c/o World Vision Office Port Vila, VANUATU
Also in Vanuatu, Bislama is used in education in a way which must be unique for any pidgin: it is the medium of instruction and the subject of study for a second year university course in linguistics. The course, Introdaksen long Stadi blong Bislama was written by Terry Crowley and has been taught by him since 1985 at the Pacific Languages Unit of the University of the South Pacific in Port Vila, Vanuatu. The course is for Bislama speakers who have completed the intro-ductory linguistics course taught at the university (in English).
Terry Crowley Pacific Languages Unit PO Box 12 Port Vila, VANUATU


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Questions about Young Coconuts
A few questions from a newbie to Young Coconuts...
Next week I plan on buying my first Young Coconut (I can hardly wait!!!), and I've already got a list of recipes that I want to try after I've tasted it. However, I would like a few questions answered, if possible!
1. How much liquid, on average, do you get from one Young Coconut?
2. How much meat, on average, do you get from one Young Coconut?
3. Are Young Coconuts better in some way than regular coconuts?
4. Will the flesh of a Young Coconut freeze well if I don't want to use it right away?
Thanks in advance for info!
This all depends on how young the coconut is. The youngest ones will be FULL of water and have NO meat-- I'd estimate 1 to 1.5 cups of water. If it's left on the tree bit longer but still young you will get meat development. The most Ive ever gotten would probably equal 1/2 cup.
They are not necessarily better than older ones-- just depends on what you want from it. The water is FULL of potassium and other electrolytes (at leves MUCH better than Gatorade) and is fat-free. If you want the fatty meat for a recipe or want to make coconut milk or cream-- older ones would be better-- more meat
You could freeze the meat for sure-- sometimes I blend the meat and freeze it and eat it like ice cream.


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1 (18.25 ounce) package yellow cake mix
24 flat bottomed ice cream cones
1 cup semi-sweet chocolate chips
1 ounce colored candy sprinkles
Fun, get creative recipe! Made a double batch using two different cake mixes and found that the mix calling for eggs, water and butter (not oil) baked better, yeiled a much better looking cone and had less overflow problems. Using 1.75 ounce cones, I got 25 cones from one box of cake mix. I filled them up to just shy of the top inside line, gently tapped the bottom of the cone to settle the mix and baked them in a cupcake pan with paper liners. The only time I had overflow was when the edge of the cone was broken. If one should overflow to the bottom, I found that if you take it out and replace the paper liner, it breaks the stream and stops. Just frost the drips, after all ice cream melts! Frosted with canned chocolate chip icing, the cones look really authentic! Tip for transporting: Use egg cartons. Cut off the top, then bottoms of each egg holder and you have a "collar" that holds the cones. Then I taped the egg carton collars into a box lid and it made for both easy transport and serving when sitting on a buffet table.
These treats are cute and taste good IF eaten the day they are baked. If made the day before serving they are a DISASTER!!! The cones get gooey and soggy the next day.
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of course this is a great recipe expecially for those with children in school (they work with any occation!). for those of you with "soggy" problems or with not wanting to many for just the family, try freezing then before or after there iced, then pull out the night before you need them for school/work, or the morning you may want them for dessert. this also keeps them tasting fresh baked! try it with all your baked needs. don't be afraid of the freezer.
These ARE good if you make them right. I apparently filled them too full (about 3/4 full) and they ended up looking like an avalanche hit them. The batter rose up and spilled out of the cone. I would stick to 1/2 to 2/3 full and DO NOT open the oven until the time is over. Even then, there are no guarantees. Out of 24, I got 9 halfway decent cones to serve.
This recipe is great! I make it often for my kids to take to school (I even take them to work) and they are ALWAYS a big hit! I frost them and decorate according to the occasion instead of using the chocolate chips. I always make them the night before and have never had them get soggy.
To prevent the cones from getting soggy, poke holes on the bottom of it with a fork after baking so the heat can escape.
I made and share these with my boyfriend and parents. They all thought they were good and a great idea. I did pretty good as all 24 came out looking right. I did have a bit of a time getting the chips to stay on a rounded top! That was not an easy feat and was messy. And please, can anyone suggest a way to transport them so I don't end up with sprinkles, chocolate all over my car seats?
This receipe is a great idea for kids I would use regular frosting instead of choc. chips and I would also put a paper holder under each cone when cooking. I had a problem with some of the cones burning on the bottom
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The Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations (CRER) closed on 30th September 2011. These pages act as a record of the events hosted by the Centre and its staff. Here can also be found links to CRER publications and to some of the current activities of the former staff of the Centre.
Originally founded in Bristol in 1970, CRER was at the forefront of research into the experience of people from minority ethnic groups in the UK and Western Europe. Its research agenda encompassed the processes of racial discrimination, issues of citizenship, political participation, cultural identity, refugees, ethnic mobilisation and nationalism.
The Centre placed great emphasis on the dissemination of research findings, both to the academic community and the wider world. During the period of ESRC funding at Warwick (1984 to 1998) it produced a large number of pamphlets and monographs, most of which can be accessed on-line by clicking on 'publications'.
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CHARLES FORAN is the author of eight previous books, including the novels Carolan's Farewell and House on Fire, and the award-winning non-fiction work The Last House of Ulster. Born and raised in Toronto, he holds degrees from the University of Toronto and University College Dublin, and has taught at universities in China, Hong Kong and Canada. A former resident of Montreal, where he was a columnist for the Montreal Gazette and reported on Quebec for Saturday Night magazine, he currently resides with his family in Peterborough, Ontario. Of his most recent book, the essay collection Join the Revolution, Comrade, one critic wrote: "Foran takes seriously his role as a writer who's alert and engaged with the world" (Quill & Quire). He has made documentaries for CBC Radio and is a contributing reviewer for the Globe and Mail.


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Hey, The Whole LS server was hanging up today for a few hours (no sites responding). Restarting it would fix it for 5-10 mins but then the problem started again. In the end I tracked it down to an external app that was hanging and that in turn was causing its virtual host to a large number of "requests in processing" (80, not sure if that's actually high, but the others all have 0 right now..albeit late at night). Fixing the external app appears to have fixed the problem, but is there any way I can prevent one virtual host from taking down the rest? Is there a way of limiting the number of requests a host can process at one time (assuming this is the problem). External App Settings (which seem the most logical place to start) look like this: Max Connections - 20 Keep Alive Time out - 1000 Initial Request Timeout - 1 Retry Time out - 0 Response Buffering - No I thought it would be Max Connections, but I'm not sure how it got up to 83 requests on 20 connections?.... best, Zach (am still on LS 3.3)
Maybe you can consider to create a external app for each vhost, for PHP, use PHP suEXEC. Your Inital request timeout is too low, keep it at 60 or the longest time that a request would take. LSWS queue the requests when running short on connections to external app. So, "WaitQ" is not 0.
>Maybe you can consider to create a external app for each vhost, for PHP, use PHP suEXEC. Not sure what you mean here. Each vhost has 3 external apps linked to mongrels. >Your Inital request timeout is too low, keep it at 60 or the longest time that a request would take. Agreed, but I thought this was the "time out trying to connect" - not sure what it does if it is the "time out during response" as we obviously have a lot of requests that take longer that 1sec and they don't get cut off. the problem we have if anything is that they weren't being cut off. >LSWS queue the requests when running short on connections to external app. So, "WaitQ" is not 0. Is this how the 20 connections could have run up to 83? I'm still not sure how this would help as the connections were never timing out (so raising this number, which I assume shouldn't go more than a few secs) would only slow down the inevitable. What I'm really looking for I think is something more like PHPs set_time_limit variable which would kill a connection if it took too long (as far as I can tell these connections are just getting opened up and never closed, maybe wrong about that... we had 83 triggered by a script that only runs every 5 mins so they must have built up over time)
If each vhost get a its own mongrel instances, one vhost should not affect the others. Have to fix the script, changing timeout may not help as the mongrel may still working on the previous request when LSWS send next request to it. Why not use our dedicate rails support via ruby-lsapi?
can't use lsapi - we've made customizations to mongrel, and they're running secondary servers. any other possibilities? 1 vhost definitely taking down all the others (and it wasn't a cpu/mem issue, everything seemed fine - only odd number i could find was that "80 requests in processing").. still seems that somewhere there should be a way of limiting the number of requests on vhost can do at once - have throttles for everything else (client connections/keep alive etc).
(should point out to anyone else reading this (prospective LS users etc) that we've been using LS for 2 1/2 years and its been incredibly solid / never had any problems. fixing this problematic script (as it should have been) has eliminated the problem - more trying to protect against my own future scripting mistakes than any real world load issues with LS).
I think each mongrel instance can only handle one connection and process one request at a time, so, I think you should use "Max connections = 1" for all mongrel external app.


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The San Antonio Spurs certainly made a statement Friday night, as they dominated the Los Angeles Lakers, 120-89, and handed L.A. its worst playoff loss at home in franchise history.
With Tim Duncan leading the way, the San Antonio Spurs easily defeated the shorthanded Los Angeles Lakers squad and moved to 3-0 on the series.
On a masterful 12-of-16 shooting, Duncan executed his shots beautifully, scoring 26 points and performing in a manner in which no 37-year-old should be able to.
Duncan certainly set the pace, but he was not alone in his dominating execution. Tony Parker added 20 points and seven assists on the night, as the Spurs moved within one game of a first-round sweep.
Little was expected from the Lakers, who entered the game with a shortage of guards, though Andrew Goudelock—who was officially named D-League MVP prior to the contest—worked hard to keep his struggling squad within reach.
Pau Gasol contributed his fair share as well, and while the big man struggled to score, he left an impact with his rebounding and distributing.
However, the Spurs proved to be too much, and the veteran team bested their opponents from the start. An opening possession turnover from L.A. began what resulted in a tumultuous showing from the Lakers.
Though early fouls on Dwight Howard ensured that the Lakers never truly had a chance, they seemed doomed from the start, as the Spurs exploited the holes in their roster in every possible way.
The Lakers maintained a reasonable distance through the first half, but a powerful third quarter allowed for San Antonio to pull away and garner a sizable lead, something that the Lakers never recovered from.
Gregg Popovich made adjustments to ensure that even Goudelock could not deter the Spurs' effort, as the team cleanly fought its way to a blowout.
The Spurs' otherwise beautiful victory was tainted by an injury to starting big man Tiago Splitter, who finished the game with just five points and six rebounds.
But overall, it was all Spurs, all night, and the victory cast doubt on the possibility of a Hollywood ending for the Los Angeles Lakers in 2013.
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Things began as expected in Los Angeles.
Lakers' first possession? Turnover. TONIGHT IS GOING TO BE FANTASTIC.
— Lakers Nation (@LakersNation) April 27, 2013
All the Spurs have to do is have a decent game. Sad reflection on the Lakers? Sure, but it's mostly injury. Not much to say.
— Alex D. (@DewNO) April 27, 2013
Even so, the Spurs started hotter than usual. Everything was going right.
We ave just witnessed the first oop dunk of the season for Tim Duncan ... and I can't remember seeing one in past 5 seasons
— Mike Monroe (@Monroe_SA) April 27, 2013
LAL is shorthanded in the backcourt, but it's been Tim Duncan - not Tony Parker - hurting LAL early, hitting 3 straight FG's.
— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) April 27, 2013
The Lakers' start was slow, but it was strong compared to the rest of the first quarter.
Since LAL opened the game up 6-3, San Antonio has used a 14-2 run to claim a 17-8 lead, forcing D'Antoni's time out.
— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) April 27, 2013
Soon, it was evident that the Lakers were going to have a tough time.
Shockingly, Lakers -- starting never-before-used lineup -- look totally out of sync on offense
— Jeff McDonald (@JMcDonald_SAEN) April 27, 2013
RT @thenolookpass: This Laker defense is missing something. Defense.
— Paul Garcia PS (@24writer) April 27, 2013
The game wasn't decided solely based on L.A.'s struggles, however. San Antonio still performed at a high level.
Spurs lead Lakers 30-18 after 1Q. Spurs shooting 61%, Lakers at 34.8% and had to get hot to get there. It's a simple game sometimes.
— Jeff McDonald (@JMcDonald_SAEN) April 27, 2013
But the Lakers truly looked lost on the court.
Alley-oops off rims, drop passes off faces, blind passes into the backcourt...the Lakers are on their game tonight.
— Dan McCarney (@danmccarneysaen) April 27, 2013
Lakers are shooting 34 percent. That feels really generous.
— Rey-Rey (@TheNoLookPass) April 27, 2013
Spurs shooting better from the field (60.7%) than Lakers are from foul line (50)
— Jeff McDonald (@JMcDonald_SAEN) April 27, 2013
Even Los Angeles' crowd began to lose patience.
Boos at Staples Center. It's probably a good thing Kobe Bryant is not watching this game from the bench.
— Mike Bresnahan (@Mike_Bresnahan) April 27, 2013
All the while, Tony Parker continued to show what he could do.
Parker is killing it tonight. He should be, but still.
— Dan McCarney (@danmccarneysaen) April 27, 2013
Then, CBS' Zach Harper offered advice, and the Lakers were able to find the basket.
Just CHUCK it. Nothing to lose.
— Zach Harper (@talkhoops) April 27, 2013
Andrew Goldilocks has back-to-back 3-pointers out of the timeout as the #Lakers have cut the #Spurs' lead down to 12 with a 6-0 run.
— Paul Garcia PS (@24writer) April 27, 2013
However, even a Metta World Peace (unintentional) elbow could not prevent the first half from being dominated by the Spurs.
San Antonio finally started missing a few shots, but still hit 59% of its attempts in the 1st half. They led by as many as 18 (11 at half).
— Mike Trudell (@LakersReporter) April 27, 2013
The silver lining: Andrew Goudelock had a night to remember.
Goudelock just set his career-high in points (16)
— Mark Medina (@MarkG_Medina) April 27, 2013
Though the night was one that the rest of the team would like to forget.
"Dwyane Wade is day-to-day." "Well, the Lakers are out for the season."
— Rey-Rey (@TheNoLookPass) April 27, 2013
Meanwhile, San Antonio continued its masterful execution down the stretch, allowing L.A. no chance of a comeback.
San Antonio is methodically dominating... I prefer it over the outright offensive explosions of last year.
— Matthew R Tynan (@Matthew_Tynan) April 27, 2013
Parker, Ginobili and Duncan on the court at the same time also. Pop is mean.
— KEVIN DING (@KevinDing) April 27, 2013
A late injury gave Spurs fans a reason to worry...
RT @spurs: Injury report: Tiago Splitter suffered a sprained left ankle. He will not return to tonight's game.
— Paul Garcia PS (@24writer) April 27, 2013
...though the Lakers fanbase certainly drew the short end of the stick.
"We Want Phil" chants here at Staples Center.
— Mike Bresnahan (@Mike_Bresnahan) April 27, 2013
And in the end, the Spurs walked away with the lopsided victory.
Did you think it would be this soon that we saw Cory Joseph getting subbed out for garbage time in the playoffs?
— Andrew A. McNeill (@drew_48moh) April 27, 2013
The Lakers were doomed from the start, but Tim Duncan and Tony Parker ensured that the Spurs would finish Game 3 on top.
Now, leading 3-0, the Spurs are in perfect position to move on to the subsequent round and have rediscovered their mojo in an attempt to piece together another title run.


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Campbell, Emma. (2010) The queer transformations of Flaubert's "Legende de saint Julien l'hospitalier". L'Esprit Createur, Vol.50 (No.1). pp. 62-76. ISSN 0014-0767
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This article examines the changes Flaubert introduces in retelling the medieval legend of St Julian the Hospitaller, particularly regarding the sexual body. It is argued that the queer effects of Flaubert's modifications are felt throughout his version of the legend and touch the process of rewriting itself.
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Hello ladies and gentleman, I've come to this forum to ask you all for a favour. I am writing a story which one day i hope to make into a set of movies and i need some help with the guns. The story is about a character who has spent most of his life at war, even from a young age and has experienced horrifying things that have formed him into a well adept soldier, albeit one that mostly acts alone. The story is set from about 1961-201X, but the main block of the story happens in the 60s to the 90s and i would like to ask the people here what kind of firearms would you believe to be sufficient. I have already basic ideas for his weapons, like M1911's and a slightly customized M16A1, but i don't have a lot of knowledge on certain older weapons, mainly from European countries. The age of the weapons needs to be around 1870-1980 and what i am mainly looking for is: Pistols Revolvers SMG's AR's LMG's Bolt Action Rifles DMR's HMG's Grenade Launchers The main weapons i want him to use are AR's, Pistols and Revolvers. I have another character in the story who wields a Krag-Jørgensen, which is his signature weapon as it holds a large amount of significance to his character, so its also assigning a weapon to the main character that makes him stand out a little more. The weapons can also be rarer and less widely used firearms. Thank you for your time and another thank you for anyone can help me
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If it is in the 60's to 90's then the guns would depend on the area In the 60's to 70's- if he's a soldier then he would have either an A1/CAR15 style AR15 (most likely an M16A1), or an M1A (most likely an M14), and he would have a 1911 as a side arm. If he's a civilian then he would probably have something like an M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, semi-auto M1A, or a semi-auto A1/CAR15 style AR15, as well as something like a 1911, Colt Python, Smith and Wesson Model 36, or Smith and Wesson Model 29 as a sidearm. If he's in the 80's- as a soldier he would probably have an A1 or A2 style AR15 (most likely an M16A1 or an M16A2) and either a 1911 or a Beretta M9. As a civilian he would have either a semi-auto A2 style AR15, semi-auto M1A, MAC-10, UZI, or a Mini 14, as well as something like a 1911, Colt Python, Smith and Wesson Model 36, Smith and Wesson Model 29, Glock 17, Sig P226, CZ75, or a Beretta M9 as a sidearm In the 90's- as a soldier he'd have basically the same stuff as he would in the 80's, he'd have basically the same thing as a civilian as he would in the 80's with the audition of certain Modern Sporting Rifles such as a semi-auto AK47, SKS, or a semi-auto FAL, and the addition of certain handguns such as the newer models of Glock, the Smith and Wesson semi-auto series of handguns, a Ruger P89, or a P99. Hope that helped. If you have a specific area or time with which you specifically need help, just ask.
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@texaswoodworker: ah, my apologies. The main area that the story revolves around is Israel and Palestine, the general middle eastern area, but he does branch out to other areas here and there, so if IMI was around back then, then maybe i could take a few from there. I am looking at soviet weapons as well, the AK obviously being the most recognizable. @FullautoUSA: My character isn't an official soldier for any army, nor is he a normal soldier, he unofficially works for the Israelis as a mercenary. He has a severe split personality disorder and blood lust, being that he was put on the battlefield when he only around 10 years old, thrust into the Israeli-Palestine conflict at around 1961-1966, in which he was on the Palestinian side for that time. He has a form of resilience to pain, but not too resilient, as every man has a limit to how much they can take in one time. However, the guns you have told me of are a good portion of what i am looking for, especially going by the decade, as i did want to upgrade his armory in each subsequent decade. thank you very much mate. And do you know of any weapons that were considered incredibly powerful, but still could be wielded by a single or two man team? thank you again @JW357: thank you, i will post there soon @Nitestalker: i had a look at it, nice weapon, and the 6mm Lee Navy looks like a really nasty round. @DrumJunkie: thats part of the idea, it works out for the main character, Samael, much more during when he initially starts fighting for thank you all for your contributions, every little bit helps me progress my writing


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Product #J01887 Warehouse Guitar Speakers J01887 LMGC Speakers for Instrument Amps https://www.esnapw.com/rses/ESnapServlet?MerchantNumberSent=63655- Write a Review
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Great sound and depth with plenty of power.
The G10C is a 10" ceramic speaker with a 30 oz motor and seamed cone. It's comparable to the eminence Ragin Cajun. However, the G10C has a warmer sound and more depth in the tone. And, with 75W of power handling, it lets you push your tones with authority.
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G10C 10" 75W American Vintage Guitar Speaker Specifications:
- Power handling: 75W
- Weight: 7 lbs.
- Diameter: 10"
- Resonant frequency: 79.61 Hz


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Real Name:
Detroit, MI
Best meal I ever ate:
Skate in Dinan, France. Not sure how much of it was the actual food, though.
My current drink of choice:
Iced Coffee
I really wish I could:
Eat it all.
My "Go-to" dinner party dish:
Vegetarian Couscous. Gramercy Tavern Gingerbread.
My favorite comfort food:
Macaroni and Cheese, homemade. Plus ketchup. And Jones Dairy Farm Little Spicy Sausages, not that I can find them anymore. Oh, and Yoo-Hoo. Yes, I am four.
My top 5 favorite restaurants:
Pho Nguyen Hwang, Pho Xic-Lo, New Seoul Garden, Russell Street Deli. And I still miss Talal's, no matter where it is my money may have gone.
My most tattered cookbooks:
Epicurious. Oddly, it resists spills and tatters.