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Since we've been married, I've been busy collecting things and adding "feminine touches" to our house. My main focus has been the living and kitchen area, mainly due to the fact we entertain in our home so often!
But, on Monday, I realized that our master bedroom was lacking in the romantic department. Since I'm trying to save money on the side for a variety of other projects, I decided to do a "mini" makeover if you will. I set a very small budget and also decided to "shop" around the house for new items of interest to add to our room.
The biggest decorative item in our room that I wanted to replace was our lamp. Not that it was a bad lamp, it was simply too masculine and would suit our guest bedroom (or even our office...) much better. I began shopping for lamps, but no luck.
Enter Yard Sales... I ended up finding a lamp base at a yard sale that I fell in love with. Then began shopping for a lamp shade. So here are my "treasures" if you will...
Bargain Finds:
Lamp Stand: $3, Yard Sale!
Lamp Shade: $4 Clearance at Kirklands!
Wire Ribbon: $7 Hobby Lobby Find
Total: $14
The lamp was much taller, and with the ribbon, it has the romantic touch I was looking for. So it was the perfect replacement candidate for the lamp in our bedroom.
The next items on the list were curtains, switching out our end table, adding some flowers, and new pillows for our bed...So I did some price comparising shopping on Monday night. Then I made a list of the items that a liked, and reworked our color scheme to include chocolate brown, latte & a Tuscany red.
Curtains: $7, clearance at T.J. Maxx
Flower arrangment: $8 Kirklands
End Table: Free, was in our guest room... ;-)
Recognize the lamp?
Josh helped me hang the curtains, and I made the changes in just a few minutes. Now we have nice romantic "get away" for our room now. Bliss!
Now, if only I could curl up with some ice cream and movie in bed...doesn't get much better than that!
Mrs. Southern Bride


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CARSON, Calif. – Landon Donovan wasn't the only U.S. National Team star that the LA Galaxy welcomed back to the fold on Friday as defender Omar Gonzalez returned from his brief stint with the U.S. and MLS All-Star team.
Gonzalez went 45 minutes in the MLS All-Stars defeat to AS Roma, but only made a brief shift in the closing stages of the U.S. Gold Cup Final victory over Panama. The Galaxy defender is expected to be in action on Saturday.
"I'm happy to be back in L.A., I'm looking forward to being back with the Galaxy," said Gonzalez. "I'm looking forward to these games, finding a way to improve as a team, and get ready for the second half of the season."
Juventus will the second Italian team that Gonzalez faces in a week after his shift against Roma. But even though the chance to face some of the top teams from around the globe is enjoyable, Gonzalez admits that his focus is simply on improving for the stretch run.
"It's an opportunity for us to face teams from overseas, and not just any teams, but some of the world's best teams," said Gonzalez. "It's a great experience for all of us, and I think that this is a chance for us to tune ourselves up for the second half of the season."
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Brian Rowe got the chance that many goalkeepers have sought out—and dreaded—a chance to field a shot from Portuguese star Cristiano Ronaldo. But unlike goalkeepers before him, Rowe held firm as he denied the star three times during LA's 3-1 defeat to the Spanish giants.
Despite filling in for Carlo Cudicini, who traveled but did not dress, Rowe did well against the Spaniards as he repeatedly made big saves in the LA defeat.
As for the chance to face Ronaldo? Rowe admitted that there was nothing to it.
"It wasn't different. You just find yourself in the moment and react to it," said Rowe. "Once you start thinking about who you're going up against then it gives them advantage. You just react. It's all natural stuff."
A video of Rowe speaking to the media after the Madrid match is below...
CARSON, Calif. – Carlo Cudicini may get the opportunity to face off against one of the giants of Italian soccer on Saturday at Dodger Stadium—but only if he can complete a fitness test.
Cudicini had been scheduled to play a half against Real Madrid on Thursday, but a back issue suffered in training on Wednesday caused the goalkeeper to miss out on the match against the Spaniards. If he does return to action on Saturday, he'll face a side loaded with his countrymen.
"It's always nice to play against your own — some of them — old mates, and it's always good to speak a little bit of Italian," said Cudicini, who started his career with AC Milan, the same club that his father played for. "I'm an AC Milan supporter, so, of course, Juventus and Inter Milan are the two big rivals. And Juventus is a great club, especially in Italy. They've won so many titles, have got such a great history. It's a game that's always nice to play."
As for his fitness, however, that remains in flux—meaning that backup 'keeper Brian Rowe may be given his second start in three days if Cudicini is unable to go.
"I feel it's better. I don't know, we'll see tomorrow, if it improves a little bit more, then it will maybe again be the 45 [minutes] each," Cudicini said. "Of course, you hope to, but you want to be sure you're 100 percent OK.
"You don't want to risk, first of all because at the end of the day, these are important games for us, but what you're looking for is the [next MLS] game against Dallas [on Aug. 11]," Cudicini added. "You want to be sure you're ready for that game."
GLENDALE, Ariz. — The Pablo Mastroeni reunion tour made its latest stop on Thursday when the 36-year-old midfielder returned to his childhood home of Arizona.
In front of more than 50 friends and family, Mastroeni went 45 minutes in the Galaxy's 3-1 defeat to Real Madrid in Guinness International Championship Cup play. For Mastroeni, who left Arizona as a teenager of 17 to pursue his soccer career, the chance to play in his home state was an emotional experience.
"Playing in front of friends and family is always awesome," said Mastroeni. "I had high school buddies; I had elementary school buddies, the extended family, and in-laws. The list goes on and on, but it was awesome…It was good to be out there and play probably my last game in front of the Phoenix crowd."
However, playing in front of family and friends wasn't the only exciting part as the midfielder enjoyed the chance to test himself against the Spanish giants.
"I don't know what their payroll looks like, but I'm sure it's a little bit more expensive than ours. Just world class players that you watch day in and day out, so to play against these guys doesn't get old," said Mastroeni. "Each and every opportunity that you get is an opportunity to measure yourself and [ask yourself] if I would have done alright overseas if I had gone over at a younger age.
"I think that we did a really good job of competing and making these guys play outside their comfort zone," Mastroeni added. "I think their class showed when they were able to break and score goals, but it was a great game to be a part of, and hopefully, something that we can build on."
Although Mastroeni has enjoyed getting a chance to spend time with scores of family and friends over the past two weeks, he's ready for his life to return to normal.
"It's been an emotional rollercoaster, I'm ready to get off this thing and get some type of normalcy in my life, but that comes with the territory because professional sports are crazy," said Mastroeni. "It always finds a way to make stories out of this, for me, I'm glad that in a week or two, we'll get back to a somewhat normal schedule and get back into league."
However, before that happens, the Mastroeni reunion tour will make one final stop next week in Miami, the place where Mastroeni began his MLS career 16-years-ago with the now defunct Miami Fusion.
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- The LA Galaxy gave a fair account of themselves as Real Madrid defeated the two-time defending MLS Cup champions 3-1 in front of 38,922 at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Madrid opened the scoring just 15 minutes in when Angel Di Maria found the back of the net of a pass from Cristiano Ronaldo. After the goal, the Galaxy held the Spanish giants going into the half down just one, but Madrid doubled their lead in the 52nd when Karim Benzema found the back of the net. However, the Galaxy pulled one back in 63rd minute from a wonder strike by Jose Villarreal.
Madrid pulled it to three in the 74th minute when Benzema completed his brace.
The Galaxy will now face Juventus at Dodger Stadium on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Madrid will take on Everton in the early match of the doubleheader at Dodger Stadium.
A video of Jose Villarreal's wonder goal is below...
The LA Galaxy will take on Real Madrid for the fourth straight season on Thursday evening at University of Phoenix Stadium.
Even though the Galaxy have made a match against Los Merengues an annual event, they admit that the match is just as special as it was the first time.
"It doesn't get old. They're one of the best teams in the world. You never miss a chance to play in these games and this will be a fun ne," said defender Todd Dunivant, who scored against Madrid in 2010. "I think that you have nothing to lose so you get to compete and test yourself against the highest level, and Real Madrid certainly qualifies as that. I remember being back in college when you got to play against MLS teams, that was your chance to raise your level and try to raise your game, and the same is kind of true playing Madrid. It's fun, it's good experience for guys, and we're making sure that they know that you have to have a good competitive attitude."
As for LA's history against Real? Thursday's match will be the fifth time that the Galaxy have played against them and the first outside of Southern California.
2005: Real Madrid defeats LA Galaxy 2-0 on goals from Michael Owen and Roberto Salgado at The Home Depot Center.
2010: Real Madrid defeats LA Galaxy 3-2 at the Rose Bowl. LA take a first half lead with goals from Dunivant and Landon Donovan before Madrid roars back in the second half with a brace from Gonzalo Higuain and a goal from Xabi Alonso.
2011: Real Madrid defeats LA Galaxy 4-1 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. Jose Callejon, Joselu, Cristiano Ronaldo, and Karim Benzema tallied for Madrid.Adam Cristman scored the lone goal for LA.
2012: Real Madrid 5-1 LA Galaxy at The Home Depot Center. Gonzalo Higuain, Angel Di Maria, Jose Callejon, Alvaro Morata, and Jese scored for Madrid. David Junior Lopes scored the only goal for the Galaxy.
LA Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez scored stoppage time of the MLS All-Stars' 3-1 defeat to Italian giants AS Roma, but it was expansion news that stole the show in Kansas City.
At halftime of the match, MLS Commissioner Don Garber revealed that the league will be looking to expand to 24 teams by 2020. In the interview, he also revealed that the league won't be looking to move any teams either.
Which cities could be in line to get an MLS club? Well, the Orlando City franchise is considered a frontrunner and former Galaxy midfielder David Beckham has been linked to a team in Miami. As for the other two spots, well there are a host of options ranging from Sacramento, San Antonio, Minneapolis, St. Louis, and even a second team in New York City.
Video of Gonzalez's goal is below. Also comment about which cities deserve expansion sides in the comment section.
PHOENIX, Ariz. — Real Madrid has released their travel roster for the team that will face the LA Galaxy on Thursday.
There are a few notable players missing on the squad as Madrid will be without Spanish internationals Iker Casillas, Sergio Ramos, Alvaro Arbeloa as well as Brazilian international Marcelo and French defender Raphaël Varane.
The Real Madrid squad list for the match is below…
Goalkeepers: Diego López, Jesús, Tomás Mejías
Defenders: Pepe, Daniel Carvajal, Nacho Fernandez, David Mateos, Jorge Casado
Midfielders: Khedira, Özil, Kaká, Luka Modric, Angel Di María, Isco, Casemiro, Denis Cheryshev
Forwards: Cristiano Ronaldo, Karim Benzema, Alvaro Morata
In the lead up to Saturday's Guinness International Championship Cup match at Dodger Stadium, Real Madrid superstar Cristiano Ronaldo threw out the first pitch -- and well, the second one -- at Wednesday's game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the New York Yankees.
During his time at Chavez Ravine, Ronaldo bonded with Dodgers star Yasiel Puig, which was profiled all over social media. Whereas people who typically throw out the first pitch don a Dodgers uniform and a cap, Ronaldo was clad in his Madrid best with his iconic finely trimmed hair totally immaculate.
Check out Ronaldo's first and second attempts below. Did he get a strike?
The LA Galaxy have landed in Phoenix ahead of Thursday's match against Real Madrid at University of Phoenix Stadium.
As expected, the temperatures in Phoenix are well...hot. It's a toasty 108 degrees at the moment and the temperatures are expected to be the same at game time. Luckily, the stadium is an air-conditioned venue. Whew.
Above is a shot snapped of Downtown Phoenix.

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November 14th, 2008 #2
WOW! These are all so incredible! Simply an amazing first post, really hope to see more!
November 14th, 2008 #3
good lord....
love all of these, very Mass Effect
keep up the awesome work buddy
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November 14th, 2008 #4
ho ho ho
November 14th, 2008 #5
Crazy stuff! Love all of them. I could spend hours looking at these.
November 14th, 2008 #6
Wow, just wow. That was a pretty incredible experience. You have fantastic attention to detail, and your style is nice and crisp. They remind me of intense science fiction films. And you posted a ton of them! Look forward to seeing more.
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November 14th, 2008 #7
Superb composition, and the lighting and colors of the futuristic night cityscape is amazing! Please do post more.
November 14th, 2008 #8
yes, very pleasant...
very pleasant indeed.
welcome to the boards.
November 14th, 2008 #9
Definitely looks like a lot of work went into this. Some of those DO have photographic elements to them, right? Most specifically I guess I'm wondering about the rock pillars and the trees in the first future city-scape.
Fuckin' beast.
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November 14th, 2008 #10
Friggin' amazing.
Such nice atmosphere in the pieces.
November 14th, 2008 #11
Extremely cool paintings, razer. I particularly like all the greenery you put in your future cityscapes.
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I love the way you paint! Nothing looks flat! Really like #9
November 15th, 2008 #13
explendid dude, this is autstanding, keep going like this!!
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Hey Razer,
Nice post man awesome work, nothing but praise man....
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November 15th, 2008 #15
Save save save save.... Wow Thanks!!
November 15th, 2008 #16
Absolutely fantastic sci-fi visions! You take me there with these images. These are some of the best I've seen. I truly love them.
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November 15th, 2008 #18
AAAMazing please continue to post as you can!
November 15th, 2008 #19
woa! great inspiration stuf, post more!
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November 15th, 2008 #21
Wow. I actually loved every one of these paintings... Really really action packed or full of detail or both... Really nice emotion or sense of speed or perspective in all of these!!
November 15th, 2008 #22
Those works are amazing!
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Amazing work man!! What projects have you been working for? Films? videogames?
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November 15th, 2008 #24
I'm sorry if I missed it but are these for anything in particular?
November 15th, 2008 #25
I like about Your stuff that strong feeling that i'm there. I can feel the atmosphere, that heavy mood of Your universes. Great pieces.
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Really awesome paintings razer !! I really wanna see more character designs from you
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November 15th, 2008 #27
Good works) and when you have time to do them))
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Hi Razer
These are really excellent, very well done.
November 15th, 2008 #29
Nice work. The character concept stuff is looking good too. Love the beautiful techy future cities. Glad to have you in these parts and keep posting!
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November 15th, 2008 #30
Been a wile since i haven't seen someone as impressive as you ! Good job , lots of talent !
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Why did you decide to write The Rules of the Tunnel?
I didn't do much deciding at all. I just started writing the thingin journal form essentially. I didn't think 'book' until I'd written several thousand words. This was something like nine months following ECT. My motivations were many. I needed to pull together the pieces of a story I didn't remember. The more I learned, the worse I felt about some of the things I'd done. So I wanted to come clean. Also, I was reacting to some of the countless Memories of Depression out there. Too many of them, I thought, were either romanticized or depressing. On a brighter note, I was motivated by gratitude; in some ways, the book is a thank you note to the poor, gullible souls who saved my ass. My final motivation is the same one shared by all writers: I had a story to tell.
How do you write about anxiety and depression without getting anxious and depressed?
You don't. Not entirely. Writing, in any form, is torture. Writing this book was, at times, misery. Parts of the story are so embarrassing; they made me want to flee to Canada. Others parts just made me sad. On the other hand, there's a reason why Iand so many other nervous typeswrite for a living. Writing is a solitary, quiet inward vocation. It's the way we connect with the outside world. And, believe, me; writing about the stress of cocktail parties is far less stressful that the cocktail parties themselves.
Did you worry about offending others who live with mood disorders?
I worry about offending my cats. So, yes, I'm aware that some people may resent my tone, or my lack of decorum, or whatever. And my response about that is: If you're a depressive, and you want to stay that way, go read The Bell Jar. God only knows how many readers Sylvia Plath sent over the edge. I like to think that most readers of my book will understand that I'm not making sport of mood disorders or that people who suffer them. They're my people. And I think I'm representative of many of them. Too often, moodies are portrayed as fragile, mirthless sad-sacks who turn to dust at the slightest offense. Now that's offensive. Most moodies I know are so sick of people tiptoeing around them. And, believe me; they own the copyright on gallows humors. One of the moodies I write about in the book, George Trow, deemed himself a founding member of a club calling Insane Anonymous. He was the toast of the asylum. And I love him for that.
There are a few close friends you mention throughout your book. How important was your friend's continuing support during your depression?
Their support was beyond vital. I'm certain it made all the difference. I'm not sure how people without solid friendships and families dig themselves out of the deepest holes. I often find myself thinking the main thing that separates those who don't from those who do is the issue of support. The hallmarks of depression are loneliness and isolation. Without the right people around you, you tend to get lonelier and more isolated. I'm sure my friends saved me from disaster.
Do your family and friends still play important roles of support for you even though your "brief period of madness" has passed?
They absolutely do. If anything great came out of the experience, it was my realization that my human relationships are paramount. Also, although the experience of going to pieces surely tested my relationships, it also strengthened them. Friends who stick with you after you come undone are friends for life. And now, for me, there's nothing to hide. There's more transparency and honesty now.
What would you tell the friends and family of an individual experiencing depression?
The first thing I'd tell them is to not suffer in silence. Depression wants you to do that; it's the nature of the beast. But silence and isolation are killers. You absolutely must reach out to someone, anyone: friends, family, therapists, whomever. This sort of thing can be uncomfortable in the short-term but golden in the long-term. The minute you start talking to someone you trust, you're heading in the right direction. Things might not move swiftly, but they'll move. If you're in a position where there's no friends or family nearby, there's always a therapist. In a pinch, you can just visit your local hospital. They'll have specialists standing by. There are plenty of people out there who want to hear your story. Trust me on that.
You admit that you lost a great deal of memory due to ECT. How did you go about doing research for this memoir?
By doing the one thing I'm trained to do. I had to report the story as if I were preparing a profile of someone else. My recollections were few and flawedI was the most unreliable interview subject I'd ever met. I interviewed (and interviewed) the friends and relatives who saw me through The Forgotten Year. And these people were freakishly reliable. They documented the whole thing, in real timeemails, letters and medical records. Without their assistance, my book would be a haiku.
How do you feel about ECT now? Would you recommend it for someone in a similar situation?
I'd never make that judgment. That's for a doctor to decide. What I will say, first, is that ECT is a modern, legitimate, and vital treatment option. It can be a life-saver. Anyone who says otherwise has spent too much time watching Frances. But I'll also say that ECT is not as innocuous as some of its proponents would have you believe. Memory loss and mental impairment, however, temporary, are no small things. ECT did not work for me; it worked against me. But I was not the norm. I was just unlucky. ECT brought a friend of mine back from a very dark place. So, again, I believe in it, in a caveat emptor sort of way.


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Prep boys basketball: Glacier Peak 56, Shorewood 54
The game was close the entire way, but it could have gotten away from Glacier Peak.
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"It really wasn't one guy," said Hunter of the steady comeback.
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A final field goal by the Thunderbirds cut that the lead to two, but then time ran out on the clock and Shorewood's season.
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What command-line arguments should I use?
For best performance we recommend the following:
-X:processors=all: By default, Jikes™ RVM uses only one processor for garbage collection. Setting this option tells the garbage collection system to utilize all available processors.
- Set the heap size generously. We typically set the heap size to at least half the physical memory on a machine.
Compiler Replay
The compiler-replay methodology is deterministic and eliminates memory allocation and mutator variations due to non-deterministic application of the adaptive compiler. We need this latter methodology because the non-determinism of the adaptive compilation system makes it a difficult platform for detailed performance studies. For example, we cannot determine if a variation is due to the system change being studied or just a different application of the adaptive compiler. The information we record and use are hot methods and blocks information. We also record dynamic call graph with calling frequency on each edge for inlining decisions.
Note that in December 2011, compiler replay was significantly improved. The notes below apply to the post December 2011 version of replay.
Here is how to use it:
Generate advice.
There are three kinds of advice used by the replay system, each is workload-specific (ie you should generate advice files for each benchmark):
- Compilation advice (.ca file). This advice records for every compiled method which compiler (base or opt) and if opt, at which optimization level it should be compiled. Replay compilation will not work without a compilation advice file.
- Edge counts (.ec file). This advice captures edge counts generated by the execution of baseline-compiled code. Edge counts are used by the compiler to understand which edges in the control flow graph are hot. At the time of writing, edge counts were measured as contributing about 2% to the bottom line in terms of performance (average of DaCapo, jvm98 and jbb)
- Dynamic callgraph (.dc file). This advice captures the dynamic call graph, which allows the compiler to understand the frequency with which particular call chains occur. This is particularly useful in guiding inlining decisions. At the time of writing the call graph contributes about 8% to the bottom line in terms of performance.
One way to gather advice is to execute the benchmark multiple times under controlled settings, producing profiles at each execution. Then establish the fastest execution among the set of runs, and choose the profiles associated with that execution as the advice files. A common methodology is to invoke each benchmark 20 times (ie take the best invocation from a set of 20 trials), and in each invocation, run 10 iterations of the benchmark (ie the advice will then capture the warmed-up, steady state of the benchmark).
When generating the advice, you will need to use the following command line arguments (typically use all six arguments, so that all three advice files are generated at each invocation):
For adaptive compilation profile
For edge count profile
For dynamic call graph profile
Executing with advice.
The basic model is simple. At a nominated time in the execution of a program, all methods specified in the .ca advice file will be (re)compiled with the compiler and optimization level nominated in the advice file. Broadly, there are two ways of initiating bulk compilation: a) by calling the method org.jikesrvm.adaptive.recompilation.BulkCompile.compileAllMethods() during execution, and b) by using the -X:aos:enable_precompile=true flag at the command line to trigger bulk compilation at boot time. A standard methodology is to use a benchmark harness call back mechanism to call compileAllMethods() at the end of the first iteration of the benchmark. At the time of writing this gave performance roughly 2% faster than the 10th iteration of regular adaptive compilation. Because precompilation occurs early, the compiler has less information about the classes, and in consequence the performance of precompilation is about 9% slower than the 10th iteration of adaptive compilation.
For 'warmup' replay (where org.jikesrvm.adaptive.recompilation.BulkCompile.compileAllMethods() is called at the end of the first iteration):
For precompile replay (where bulk compilation occurs at boot time):
Measuring GC performance
MMTk includes a statistics subsystem and a harness mechanism for measuring its performance. If you are using the DaCapo benchmarks, the MMTk harness can be invoked using the '-c MMTkCallback' command line option, but for other benchmarks you will need to invoke the harness by calling the static methods
at the appropriate places. Other command line switches that affect the collection of statistics are
Print statistics for each mutator/gc phase during the run
Print statistics in an XML format (as opposed to human-readable format)
This is incompatible with MMTk's statistics system.
Disable dynamic resizing of the heap
Unless you are specifically researching flexible heap sizes, it is best to run benchmarks in a fixed size heap, using a range of heap sizes to produce a curve that reflects the space-time tradeoff. Using replay compilation and measuring the second iteration of a benchmark is a good way to produce results with low noise.
There is an active debate among memory management and VM researchers about how best to measure performance, and this section is not meant to dictate or advocate any particular position, simply to describe one particular methodology.
Jikes RVM is really slow! What am I doing wrong?
Perhaps you are not seeing stellar Jikes™ RVM performance. If Jikes RVM as described above is not competitive product JVMs, we recommend you test your installation with the DaCapo benchmarks. We expect Jikes RVM performance to be very close to Sun's HotSpot 1.5 server running the DaCapo benchmarks (see our Nighlty DaCapo performance comparisionspage for the daily data). Of course, running DaCapo well does not guarantee that Jikes RVM runs all codes well.
Some kinds of code will not run fast on Jikes RVM. Known issues include:
- Jikes RVM start-up may be slow compared to the some product JVMs.
- Remember that the non-adaptive configurations (-X:aos:enable_recompilation=false -X:aos:initial_compiler=opt) opt-compile every method the first time it executes. With aggressive optimization levels, opt-compiling will severely slow down the first execution of each method. For many benchmarks, it is possible to test the quality of generated code by either running for several iterations and ignoring the first, or by building a warm-up period into the code. The SPEC benchmarks already use these strategies. The adaptive configuration does not have this problem; however, we cannot stipulate that the adaptive system will compete with the product on short-running codes of a few seconds.
- Performance on tight loops may suffer. The Jikes RVM mechanism for safe points (thread preemption for garbage collection, on-stack-replacement, profiling, etc) relies on the insertion of a yield test on every back edge. This will hurt tight loops, including many simple microbenchmarks. We should someday alleviate this problem by strip-mining and hoisting the yield point out of hot loops, or implementing a safe point mechanism that does not require an explicit check.
- The load balancing in the system is naive and unfair. This can hurt some styles of codes, including bulk-synchronous parallel programs.
The Jikes RVM developers wish to ensure that Jikes RVM delivers competitive performance. If you can isolate reproducible performance problems, please let us know.


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Gary Johnson begins his 13th season as the head coach for the Union women's cross country team and 11th season for the men's cross country team.
Last season, Johnson earned the conference sweep for the seventh straight year as he led the Lady Bulldogs to their eighth straight TranSouth Title, while also leading the men to their seventh straight TranSouth Title. In his career, Johnson also led his teams to two women's region titles and one men's region title before the NAIA eliminated region play. Johnson has also put seven of his teams in the NAIA National Championship, which include four automatic qualifications for the women and three for the men.
Johnson has been named TranSouth Conference Coach of the Year in women's cross country 10 times (1999, 2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), men's cross country nine times (2001, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010), and men's tennis four times (1999-2002). He has also earned NAIA Region XI Coach of the year three times in women's cross country (2004, 2006, 2007) and twice in men's cross country (2006, 2007). Johnson has coached 17 national qualifiers including: Michelle Hardee (Gilmore) (2001), Janelle Royer (Campbell) (2002, 2003, 2004), Jill Konkol (2003), Candace Cross (2005), Hannah Clardy (2009), Chris Winter (2003, 2004), Cameron Groll (2003), Phillip Thompson (2004, 2005, 2006), John Fox (2005, 2006), Douglas Martin (2006), Zach Covington (2009), Alex Bett (2009). He has also coached seven automatic team qualifiers (women: 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010; men: 2007, 2008, 2010).
Originally from Tulsa, Okla., Johnson graduated from Union University in 1992 with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education. He completed his Master of Science degree at the University of Memphis in December of 1993 and his Doctor of Arts in Physical Education from Middle Tennessee State in May of 2004.
Johnson is married to the former Holly Tignor of Jackson. The two are proud parents of their son, Miles Johnson, who was born on June 24, 2005. Johnson and his wife are active fitness runners and are members of Englewood Baptist Church.


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Seger, Silver Bullet Band Hit the Road Again (11/21/14)
Bob Seger is 69-years-old and has long had a penchant for smoking. But Seger recently told the world he's cutting back on the nicotine, bicycles 10 miles a day as part of a new workout routine and – here's the best part for fans – is hitting the road again.
It's been a busy couple of months for the near-Septuagenarian, who has not only finalized plans for a 25-city tour that begins next month, he's also busy promoting "Ride Out," his brand new album (and first since 2006), which recently earned the number three spot on the Billboard 200, the highest of his career (matching the No. 3 showing of 1986's "Like a Rock" and besting the No. 4 debut of 2006's "Face the Promise").
"Well it's just great to be able to do it, you know, because I love doing it," Seger recently said on "CBS This Morning." "And consequently, the success allows me to keep doing it, and that's just really gratifying."
Seger (along with his Silver Bullet Band) began the aforementioned tour on November 19 in Saginaw, Michigan at Wendler Arena and will continue straight into 2015. The North American tour will hit all the major markets – Boston, Chicago, New York, Atlanta and Tampa just to name a few – before wrapping in Los Angeles, California on February 27th. It will be his most extensive effort on the road since 2006-07's Face The Promise Tour and will also cross north of the border and into Canada. Appearing on select dates will be special guest The J. Geils Band.
Seger isn't saying yet whether he'll continue his tour beyond the planned dates, though he says he will definitely continue creating new music: "I just take it tour by tour," he recently told The Journal Times (in Wisconsin).
If you've got your Bob Seger tickets, rest assured that the iconic rocker and the Silver Bullet Band will be playing a mix of staples at every show, including "Night Moves," "Turn the Page" and "Mainstreet," along with several songs off the new album.
Seger will also appear on the November 28th episode of "CMT Crossroads," alongside superstar Jason Aldean. The show pairs country acts with musicians from other genres in a mix-and-match format.
About Bob Seger
Bob Seger has been writing and recording rock n' roll music since 1961. The 67-year-old musician is credited for tunes such as "Night Moves," "Like a Rock" and "Old Time Rock and Roll," and in 2004 he was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame for all of his accomplishments. While Seger's solo career is surely impressive, the music he recorded during his period with the Silver Bullet Band is nothing to sneer at.
Seger formed his Silver Bullet Band in 1974, featuring guitarist Drew Abbott, drummer and backup singer Charlie Allen Martin, keyboard player Rick Mannassa, bassist Chris Campbell, and saxophone player Alto Reed. With said musicians at the helm, Seger released the album "Seven" which featured the song "Get Out of Denver." The following year, the band released the album "Beautiful Loser," which had on it one of Seger's biggest hits to-date: "Katmandu." But it wasn't until the Silver Bullet Band's 1976 live album, "Live Bullet," was Seger skyrocketed to icon status. The record is often referred to as one of the best live albums of all time, and its success led to Seger being able to headline more gigs and get more airplay on radio stations. Now, over 30 years later, and the band is still producing amazing live performances: just last March, they reunited to play to a crowd of over 13,000 at the Michigan Saddledome.
Seger & Silver Bullet Band Riding Out
Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, classic rock legends who continue to go strong like the prototypical assembly lines of Detroit's heyday, have announced that a new album's on the way this fall and tour dates are planned to support the new record. Ride Out is scheduled to his shelves October 14, and his…Read more
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- Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks.
- Feel free to suggest poll ideas if you're feeling creative. I'd strongly suggest reading the past polls first.
- This whole thing is wildly inaccurate. Rounding errors, ballot stuffers, dynamic IPs, firewalls. If you're using these numbers to do anything important, you're insane.
Current favorite still-image camera type:
Re:"35mm DSLR" (Score:4, Informative)
You're right about that, buuuuuuuut
As you say, the sensors are mostly smaller than 35mm film, but it's the body/system I'm getting at. There are more and more full-frame DSLRs, too.
(On my mind, after getting intrigued by a lot of cameras I can't currrently afford / justify / rationalize, including cinema cameras, like the very intriguing Blackmagic Cinema Camera, which one-day-eventually may come in an active MFT mount, in addition to the promised but not yet delivered MFT passive version. Until a month or two ago, I had no idea how many options there are now in MFT, and I've ordered a refurbed Panasonic.) Like computers, seems there's never a good time to buy -- my order caused the universe, or at least Amazon, to now offer the better-for-video Lumix GH1 for only slightly more than I paid for a G2. Ah, well
by excelsior_gr (969383) on Thursday January 31, 2013 @05:36PM (#42755439)
So, let me see, the first two options are strictly based on the media and its size (film, millimeters), the third option has to do with the overall size of the camera, the media and the interchangeability of the lens, the fourth option differentiates itself by referring again to the media and its size (digital, 35 mm) while it blurs the waters by throwing a confusing "conventional" in there just for the fun of it, while the fifth option refers to the size of the media (that is implied to be digital) and the type of the mount (which has no relevancy whatsoever to all previous options). At least with a Cowboy Neal option we would have a constant point of reference...
What did you pick? (Score:5, Informative)Because none of the choices include the by-far most popular cameras sold today - the digital point-and-shoots, with autofocusing zoom lenses.
I suspect that's what was meant by "fixed lens," but that's the wrong term - a fixed lens is one of fixed focal length (although there are apparently people who use that term differently [about.com], but still not for point-and-shoots), so that choice really covers what's found in most smartphones (another obviously missing choice). Really, 2 choices for film cameras? Is the ghost of Ansel Adams present on
Re:What did you pick? (Score:5, Informative)
A non-zooming lens is called a prime lens, actually. A fixed lens is usually interpreted as one that is non-removable.
Re:What did you pick? (Score:4, Informative)
What are you smoking?
I have a Canon 5D Mk II, with 35 mm CMOS, and I frequently use the camera with e.g. 50 mm lens and set it to f/1.4 to get plenty of bokeh. There's also a bulb setting. I use that every time I attach my camera to a telescope and do a few minutes of exposure. And of course you can set white balance to whatever you like, or what exactly do you mean by "3 color sliders"?
And plenty of places show that digital has long ago surpassed 35 mm film in quality, and also larger formats (with less margin though).
Re:"35mm DSLR" (Score:5, Informative)What I think the poll options are intended to mean, for those of us into photography who keep picking at them:
1. Small format film camera
2. Medium or large format film camera
3. Permanent lens digital camera.
5. Compact System Camera (or SLD, Single Lens Direct-view. The name for this category is still solidifying.)
6. Cell phone camera
7. Cowboy Neal
8. I'm going to complain about lack of options
What's wrong with what he said, for the nitpicky:
1. "Film camera (35mm or smaller film)" Nothing wrong. Covers the majority of film cameras, 35mm, APS, 110 roll film, Kodak Disc, etc.
2. "Film camera (film > 35mm)" Again, nothing wrong. Covers all the common aspect ratios of 120 roll film, including all those popular medium formats like Hasselblad, Mamiya, Yashica, Rolliflex, etc. (or many of these can take medium format sheet film). It also covers on up to viewcameras - press cameras (Graflex) and studio cameras, 4 x 5, 8 x10, etc. Or George Lawrence's 8' x 4.5' camera.
3. "Fixed-lens digicam of some kind" The nitpick here is with the use of the term "Fixed-lens," which in photography, "fixed" usually refers to a lens of "fixed focal length," meaning a prime lens, not a zoom lens. It doesn't usually mean a lens that's permanently attached to the camera. Most digital point-and-shoot cameras have permanently attached zoom lenses.
4. "Digital SLR in conventional 35mm size." 35mm is actually an unconventional size for a digital camera sensor. There are certainly several full frame DSLR's out there, but they're the high-end exception. Most are APS-C sized, and then there are the Olympus and Panasonics with 4/3, and probably some other sizes out there. While this list divided film cameras by film size into a comprehensive dichotomy, this classification of digital cameras leaves a lot of cameras homeless, that probably should have fit into this category - aside from APS-C and 4/3, there are a few digital rangefinders, there are Medium Format digitals. 5. "Micro 4/3,Q, or other newfangled mount." The problem here is the attempt to use new mounts to cover a new body type that's become popular. The name for this is still up in the air, but Compact System Camera may be winning. It's the Olympus PEN's and OM-D's, Sony NEX, Panasonic Lumix G series, Nikon 1, Pentax K-01.
6. "Whatever came with the phone." Or came in a phone. Whatever.


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The country nearly went off an economic cliff and you're complaining Obama didn't give you ice cream and lollypops instead of stopping the damage. Sometimes just stopping problems from getting worse is work, but your unstated yet crybaby expectation is he didn't do enough to. . . what? give you ice cream and lollypops?
Typical election year bellyaching - to get in power the opposition says:
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2. The party in power is stopping you from making your life better.
3. The party in power did too much to make your life better.
And all at the same time. Instead of saying how much Obama sucks how about saying how much better Romney and the Republicans, who got us into the mess, are going to fix it?


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An idyllic world close to the border of the Outer Rim Territories, Naboo is inhabited by peaceful humans known as the Naboo, and an indigenous species of intelligent amphibians called the Gungans. Naboo's surface consists of swampy lakes, rolling plains and green hills. Its population centers are beautiful -- Naboo's river cities are filled with classical architecture and greenery, while the underwater Gungan settlements are a beautiful display of exotic hydrostatic bubble technology.
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Discovered as a slave on Tatooine by Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker had the potential to become one of the most powerful Jedi ever, and was believed by some to be the prophesied Chosen One who would bring balance to the Force. A hero of the Clone Wars, Anakin was caring and compassionate, but also had a fear of loss that would prove to be his downfall.
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Came out just as pictured when I was going through the personalization. I just love the Oui, Oui Paris! design for its vintage and antiqued appearance. The inclusion of the street lamp on these is a great touch because the city I'm getting married in has old street lamps, as does the venue our reception is to be held so it fits perfectly with the theme. Quality is great and the price just can't be beat. Really happy I stumbled across Magnet Street for all my paper needs!
Beautiful Quality for a Great Price
I found Magnet Street in a last ditch effort to make some fast Save the Dates. After playing around with the website I stumbled upon this design for Invitations and it's absolutely PERFECT for what I needed. My wedding is being held in downtown St. Augustine, Florida - the "oldest city" in America. I wanted a very vintage, antique sort of old work look and feel for my invitations and the Oui, Oui Paris! design works beautifully for this. I changed the base color to ivory and the "worn" color on the outside of the invitations to gold, gives it a perfectly old antiqued look. Being able to personalize with fancy script keeps it more formal and the quality of the paper - while not as heavy as some of the SUPER fancy invitations I've seen, is still excellent quality for the price you're paying. The ONLY thing i would have liked was the ability to make the font size just a tad bigger. But in the end it's readable and still looks really nice. On top of this, Magnet Street offers great deals. I got 20% off coupon code that arrived with my Save the Date magnets that I used for this order and it saved me over $100, how do you not love that?!
Better than expected!
We requested samples of two magnets, and they arrived ahead of their promised delivery date! We chose the one we wanted (Oui Oui Paris) and received our order 2 days early in a wonderful box. We even got extras from the print run!
Monumental Moments Photo Booth
Monumental Moments Photo Booth was great. They were very responsive. They worked out a timeline for good weather and a timeline for rain. The photo booth and props were great. Everyone loved it and the photo booth operator was also great. He was personable, friendly and answered any questions. The photo album and photo strips were also great quality. Everyone was impressed!


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Description / Features
The plugin enables analysis of PHP source code with SonarQube. Pure PHP files and mixed HTML / PHP files can be analyzed.
Since version 2.1
You can check compliance with PHP coding standards:
- PSR-2: the quality profile of this name contains the rules to be PSR-2 compliant.
- Install the plugin through the Update Center or download it into the SONARQUBE_HOME/extensions/plugins directory
- Restart the SonarQube server
Run an Analysis with the SonarQube Runner (Recommended method)
To run an analysis of your PHP project, use the SonarQube Runner.
A sample project is available on GitHub that can be browsed or downloaded: /projects/languages/php/php-sonar-runner.
You can also have a look at the SonarQube Runner documentation page to define a multi-module PHP project.
Run an Analysis with the other Analyzers
Maven and Ant can also be used to launch analysis on PHP projects.
Unit Tests and Code Coverage
To display unit test execution and code coverage data:
- Prior to the SonarQube analysis, execute your unit tests and generate a report in PHPUnit XML format (execution + code coverage).
- Import these reports while running the SonarQube analysis by setting the:
sonar.php.coverage.reportPathproperty to the path to the PHPUnit code coverage report file. The path may be either absolute or relative to the project base directory.
sonar.php.tests.reportPathproperty to the path to the PHPUnit unit test execution report file. The path may be either absolute or relative to the project base directory.
A sample project is available on GitHub that can be browsed or downloaded: /projects/languages/php/php-sonar-runner-unit-tests.
See Metrics documentation page.
Release Notes
Version 2.0
The PHP plugin does not rely anymore on external tools.


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