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|Delay based approach to support low priority users in preemptive wireless networks
|Chandra, Aashish
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|At times of serious disasters (natural or man-made), wireless networks are quickly congested due to the sheer volume and stress on network resources, and, preferential treatment is necessary for National Security/Emergency Preparedness (NS/EP) users to combat the disaster by responding effectively and potentially save many lives. Under such circumstances, with scarce resources, the new request for sessions are denied and worse even, active sessions are dropped for general public whilst they have come to rely on these resources and depend on them especially during distressed times. Prior research has been conducted to examine upper limit (UL) and preemptive approaches to support emergency users but the traditional approach of blocking the capacity for emergency users is, from one perspective, restrictive to the general public. In this thesis, we propose the delay-based soft preemptive approach to support the low priority users and provide an alternative to several preemptive policies by further examining them. We provide a queuing algorithm in the network that warns the low priority users with an active session of scarce resources thereby giving them an opportunity to complete their session prior to reducing the quality of service (QoS) of their session and moving their bandwidth to emergency users, if blocked. The emergency users in turn wait for the resources to become available and are on hold until resources become available. By creating a queuing modeling system for this algorithm, we present simulation model in C with results of our delay-based soft preemptive approach and examine other preemptive approaches to provide a comparative analysis. The results demonstrate that increasing the warning time also increases the number of sessions blocked for emergency users as well as general public due to further constraining the resources, however, this reduces the inconvenience of preemption caused to the low priority users.
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|2007 Sun Bowl Preview: Oregon South Florida Spread, Matchup, Odds & Picks
|Written by Anthony Rome
|Monday, 17 December 2007 09:47
Sun Bowl Preview
Oregon and South Florida both had their sights set on a national championship this season, but the stakes won't be nearly that high when they square off in the Sun Bowl in El Paso, Texas on Dec. 31.
Both teams reached No. 2 in the rankings, but Oregon has since dropped out of the Top 25 while South Florida fell to 23rd. The Ducks (8-4) and the Bulls (9-3) were two of six No. 2 teams to lose in a topsy-turvy college football season.
Oddsmakers from Bodog have made South Florida -6.5 point spread favorites (View College Football odds) for the Sun Bowl (Game Matchup).
Oregon was 8-1 when it was ranked second in the poll, but lost 34-24 to Arizona on Nov. 15. Even more devastating to the team was the loss of quarterback Dennis Dixon, who injured his knee in the game and was forced to sit out the rest of the season.
The Ducks followed up that loss with a 16-0 defeat at UCLA on Nov. 24 - the only time they were held under 24 points this season - and a double-overtime, 38-31 defeat to archrival Oregon State in the regular-season finale on Dec. 1.
"Obviously we did not finish the season in the manner we would have preferred and look at this game as an opportunity to close the year on a winning note," coach Mike Bellotti told Oregon's official Web site.
"Despite our injuries, we have said that we can't worry about those players we won't have available to play, only those who will. And I've already challenged our players to go to El Paso with every intention of winning this game."
The Bulls, meanwhile, reached No. 2 after winning their first six games, but lost their next three against Rutgers, Connecticut and Cincinnati. However, South Florida rebounded to win its last three games of the season by an average of nearly 27 points.
The Bulls closed out the season with a 48-37 win at Pittsburgh.
"We played our tail off in those (losses) ... and things happen for different reasons, some in our control and some outside our control," coach Jim Leavitt said. "I always felt like we could win our next game. I always felt like we could get it done because of the guys and how hard they work and their focus and how much it means to them."
South Florida is playing in its third straight and third overall bowl game. The program is only in its 11th year of existence, and Leavitt has been its only coach.
"We started with an abandoned trailer," Leavitt said. "Then we had two trailers, then three trailers. We built offices three years ago, then we started selling out our stadium. This is pretty neat."
The Bulls beat East Carolina 24-7 in last season's PapaJohns.com Bowl after losing 14-0 to North Carolina State in the Meineke Car Care Bowl a year earlier.
"For them to invite the University of South Florida is an absolute honor," Leavitt said. "Our guys battled their tails to put themselves in a position to receive this invitation. I wish so much that we could again let them know how much we appreciate it, and we will, when we get out there."
The Bulls' offense is led by quarterback Matt Grothe, who threw for 13 touchdowns and ran for 10. Grothe, who also threw 12 interceptions, led the team with 1,077 rushing yards.
Running back Mike Ford ranked second with 670 rushing yards, and had 12 touchdowns on the ground.
South Florida also features an impressive rushing defense that ranks 19th in the nation with 112.0 yards allowed per game. The Bulls tied for first in the Big East with 23 interceptions and picked off nine passes in their final three games.
Overall, South Florida forced 14 turnovers during its season-ending winning streak.
"I'll look at them a lot more now and I hope I'm not too impressed, but I probably will be," Bellotti said of the Bulls.
South Florida's run defense will be put to the test by Oregon running back Jonathan Stewart, who ranks 10th in the nation with 122.4 rushing yards per game. He ran for 100 yards eight times and had 10 rushing touchdowns.
The Ducks rank eighth in the country in rushing with 243.3 yards per game.
However, Oregon scored just two passing touchdowns in its final three games - both against Oregon State - after getting 20 with Dixon behind center. Seven of its 10 interceptions this season have come in those three games.
Cody Kempt, Brady Leaf and redshirt freshman Justin Roper have all seen time at quarterback since Dixon's injury. Roper took over midway through the first quarter against Oregon State after Kempt failed to move the offense.
"It's kind of bittersweet," said Roper, who finished 13-of-15 for 144 yards and the two touchdowns with an interception. "I'm glad I got to play and contribute, but a loss to Oregon State is the worst you can have."
Oregon is making its 11th bowl appearance in 13 seasons under Bellotti. The Ducks have appeared in three previous Sun Bowls, in 1963, 1999 and 2003.
"We could not be more pleased for the opportunity to return to El Paso and welcome the chance to face an outstanding opponent in the University of South Florida," Bellotti said. "Those of us who have been fortunate enough to play in the Sun Bowl before recognize what a great job they do to make both teams feel welcome, and I can attest to the fact that the city of El Paso hosts a great event."
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Taliban peace talks flounder as troops draw down
One senior U.S. official said the process is so nascent and egos so fragile that it's like negotiating a minefield. A European diplomat told the AP that there are so many backdoor talks going on that it's hard to keep track of who is talking to whom.
This week, Karzai said he wanted an end to all these talks. Speaking at a water management conference in the Afghan capital, Karzai expressed suspicion that the peace process was being hijacked by the West to strengthen his opponents and undermine his government.
Karzai's spokesman, Aimal Faizi, told The AP in an interview on the sprawling palace grounds in Kabul that the president was frustrated by what he perceives are attempts by his political opponents and the West, including the United States, to use the peace process to lay the groundwork for a post-2014 Afghanistan led by those hand-picked by them.
This latest flap between Karzai and the West could halt or at least delay the official opening of a Taliban office in the Middle Eastern state of Qatar. The office is intended to give the Taliban an address from which they can conduct peace talks. Faizi said Karzai supports the office "in principle," with some conditions.
"This office should be used only as an address for talks between the Afghan government and the Taliban," Faizi said. "This office should not be used for any other purpose."
Faizi also said the president wants the Taliban to publicly announce that they will negotiate peace only with the Afghan High Peace Council. So far, the Taliban have resisted, although officials close to the president say privately that they appear to be softening their hard-line stance.
Taliban spokesman, Zabiullah Mujahid, seemed uncompromising when he spoke to The AP.
"There is no change in the policy of the Islamic Emirate of not talking to the Karzai government," he said "The Karzai regime is powerless and installed by others. Real parties to the conflict are those who have committed aggression."
But still the Taliban have shown signs of moderating their positions in recent months.
According to several Western officials, who are involved or knowledgeable about the process, the most telling sign of flexibility came in a statement issued late last year by Taliban leader Mullah Mohammed Omar. In the statement marking the Islamic holy holiday of Eid al-Adha, Omar for the first time offered to share power. He also said he had no interest in starting a civil war.
"As to the future political destiny of the country, I would like to repeat that we are neither thinking of monopolizing power nor intend to spark off domestic war," he said.
While still firm on his demand for Sharia or Islamic law, in Afghanistan, the Taliban leader, who rarely speaks and has a $10 million bounty on his head, did seem to take a few steps back from the harsh and regressive edicts and interpretations of Islamic law that characterized the Taliban's five-year rule. Many of those edicts were directed at women, denying them education and the right to work. He also seemed to extend an olive branch to Afghanistan's other ethnic groups.


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POSIX::1003 - POSIX 1003.1 extensions to Perl
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The POSIX module in core (distributed with Perl itself) is ancient, the documentation is usually wrong, and it has too much unusable code in it.
POSIX::1003 tries to provide cleaner access to the operating system. More about the choices made can be found in section "Rationale",
The official POSIX standard is large, with over 1200 functions; POSIX::Overview does list them all. This collection of
POSIX::1003 extension provides access to quite a number of those functions, when they are not provided by "core". They also define as many system constants as possible. More functions may get added in the future.
Start looking in POSIX::Overview, to discover which module provides certain functionality. You may also guess the location from the module names listed in "DETAILS", below.
All modules provide a
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use POSIX::1003::Pathconf; use POSIX::1003::Pathconf ':all'; # same use POSIX::3 ':pc'; # same, for the lazy use POSIX::3 ':pathconf'; # same, less lazy sub MyModule::import(@) # your own tricky exporter { POSIX::1003::Pathconf->import('+1', @_); }
Returns an example value for the NAMEd variable. Often, this is a compile-time or runtime constant. For some extensions, like
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Provide access to the
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Provides unbuffered IO handling; based on file-descriptors.
Some generic file-system information. See also POSIX::1003::Pathconf for more precise info.
Locales, see also perllocale.
Standard math functions of unknown precission.
A few ways to get Operating system information. See also POSIX::1003::Sysconf, POSIX::1003::Confstr, and POSIX::1003::Properties,
Provide access to the
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Provide access to the
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Provide access to the
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The POSIX module as distributed with Perl itself is ancient (it dates before Perl5) Although it proclaims that it provides access to all POSIX functions, it only lists about 200 out of 1200. From that subset, half of the functions with croak when you use them, complaining that they cannot get implemented in Perl for some reason.
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isalpha() either: not compatible with Perl strings and implemented very different interface from POSIX. And there is also no own
exit(), because we have a
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This distribution does not add much functionality itself: it is mainly core's POSIX.xs (which is always available and ported to all platforms). You can access these routines via POSIX as well.
When you are used to POSIX.pm but want to move to POSIX::1003, you must be aware about the following differences:
atan2() in core or ::Math?)
POSIX, functions with the same name get exported without prototype, which does have consequences for interpretation of your program. This module uses prototypes on all exported functions, like CORE does.
UL_*, and
RLIMIT_* constants were collected from various sources, not just a minimal subset. You get access to all defined on your system.
This simplifies code like this:
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With the tranditional POSIX, you have to
eval() each use of a constant.
This module is part of POSIX-1003 distribution version 0.13, built on July 26, 2012. Website: http://perl.overmeer.net. The code is based on POSIX, which is released with Perl itself. See also POSIX::Util for additional functionality.
Copyrights of the perl code and the related documentation by 2011-2012 by [Mark Overmeer]. For other contributors see ChangeLog.
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Comelec purges ARMM voters' list of over 280,000 names
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COTBATO CITY, Philippines–The Commission on Elections in the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao has deleted 280,077 applicants from the voters' list.
Lawyer Rey Sumalipao, ARMM election director, said the poll body conducted an election registration board hearing to determine qualified and disqualified voter-applicants from Nov. 26 to 30.
"The ERB found that there were 250,773 double or multiple registrants and 29,304 minor applicants or a total of 280,077 disqualified applicants," Sumalipao said in a radio interview Monday.
The poll body has conducted a general registration of voters last July 9-18 as part of electoral reforms in the region which has been known to be the cheating capital in the country's electoral processes.
Sumalipao said that during the five-day general list up, 1,574,294 showed up and applied to become registered voters.
Those de-listed were found to be either under-aged or multiple registrants.
With the help of Automated Fingerprinting Identification System (AFIS) of the Comelec, 280,077 were found to be disqualified and could not cast their votes in next year's mid-term elections.
Sumalipao said the names of qualified registered voters will be posted at the municipal election offices region-wide on Jan. 13 so the voters will know where they will be voting in the election simultaneous with the start of voters' education campaign of the Comelec.
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I will never forget the faces and smiles of the people we encountered. For me, Africa is no longer a mystery but a place I have walked. It's an incredibly diverse continent, geographically and culturally, but I have seen a tiny part of it so far and it has changed me.
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During the trip, we spent a lot of time learning from JDC leaders who are doing what I had previously viewed as the "most important" work: building schools, digging wells, planning infrastructure, etc. From hearing about their experiences, I realized that the task of saving the world is never fully finished. I now feel as though, as Jewish tradition says, it really is not my job to finish the task, but neither can I desist from it. Rather than feeling pressure to save the entire world, I feel that I can do my part the best I can, inspire others and feel good about doing the most I can with what I am given – that is all anyone can do.
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Patient Comments: Tinea Versicolor - Describe Your Experience
Please describe your experience with tinea versicolor.
Published: July 09
I got tinea versicolor when exposed to a near-lethal level of toxic mold in an apartment building. Apparently, my allergy to penicillin made it easy for me to get the rash, and my family's proclivity to skin problems made it almost near certain that I'd get it at some point. I have been trying the Selsun blue treatment for three days now. It's a little early to see any results.
Published: July 09
I have had these spots appear on my upper arms for several years, and would usually disappear within a couple of days. After the birth of my son, the rash gradually covered my upper arms and shoulders within a few days after birth. After four months of not feeling comfortable wearing short sleeve tops, my doctor advised to use Selsun Blue shampoo once daily for two weeks, then once every two days for two weeks and then once a month for 12 months. It has only been a few days and the rash is already disappearing.
Published: June 27
I was treated years ago in 1958 by a dermatologist. He gave me a topical ointment which was not helpful and suggested using a sun lamp or go in the sun (also suggested boiling clothes and linens). Sun light clears it and where the patches were, will be white skin, takes a while for skin to be of uniform color.
Published: June 24
I have had tinea versicolor since I was 16. For about 17 years I used Selsun Blue. I would apply it to my back and chest and leave overnight (maybe 3 to 4 days). It would come back about every 4 to 8 months. For the last 5 years I have taken 2 tablets of ketoconazole. It usually goes away within a few days but still comes back every 6 months.
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I have had the light decolorization over a majority of my stomach and back for about 4 years. It's extremely hard on my self esteem especially being a young girl in a bikini. My dermatologist prescribed Lamisil pills but over a year later everything looked exactly the same. Then I noticed the white spots growing behind my ear. I immediately slathered on some terbinafine hydrochloride (the active ingredient in Lamisil Ultra) twice a day and it seemed to disappear in about 4 days. I'm not sure if shocking the fungus early helps or what, but the rest of my spots don't appear to have budged with many different treatments. My mother's side of the family seems to all have problems with the fungus so maybe I'm just one of those unfortunate persons with immunity problems.
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I have had Tina Versicolor for 30 years. At first my physician prescribed a sulfur based shampoo (Selsun Blue), which was awkward to apply (stand in the shower for 5 minutes (water off) while the shampoo remained on my shin). This was repeated daily for two weeks...did not work! However, Nizoral tablets PO 200mg. taken once/day for 7 days has worked, clearing the rash for about 1-2 years then it returns. Over time the rash has gradually become itchy causing more of a problem. I was able to ignore it except for its appearance as most of the rash was confined to my torso. Now I tolerate the mild itch then take the Nizoral. This medication is contra indicated for those who have had any kind of liver problems. Your physician can perform a blood test to determine if you can use Nizoral tablets
Published: June 17
My 21 month old son has had this for 6 months now - GP recommended the Selsun blue treatment in conjunction hydrocortisone/anti-fungal cream. This has helped reduce the patches but they are still visible. I still use this treatment 1 week on and 3-4 weeks off. I moisturize him with petrochemical free sorbolene cream or emu oil after bathing. My thoughts after reading this article are that this condition is not a serious concern, my boy is generally healthy and happy and his skin doesn't irritate him. It would seem to be only a cosmetic issue and as long as it doesn't affect self esteem then it doesn't warrant worrying too much about.
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My brother and I both have tinea versicolor and we've had it for quite sometime. It covers most of my stomach and back and is really embarrassing. I've tried doctor treatment ketoconazole shampoo and tablets and it just never seems to work.
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VANCOUVER -- Police are looking for a person driving a dark colored pickup truck who may have witnessed a deadly Vancouver hit-and-run that killed two women Sunday night.
Police found the vehicle they think was involved in the hit-and-run after investigators served a search warrant Tuesday at an apartment complex at 7609 NE Vancouver Mall Drive, police said.
A white Toyota Tacoma pickup with front end damage was found in a garage at the complex and taken as evidence.
Irina Gardinant, 28, and 45-year-old Raisa Mosh died from injuries suffered in the crash at Northeast Vancouver Mall Drive and Northeast 72nd Street. Mosh's 12-year-old son suffered minor injuries.
Background: Two Vancouver mothers killed in hit-and-run
Earlier this week, police said a black pickup truck may have been following the suspect vehicle, and that neither driver stopped to check on the victims after they were hurt.
On Friday, police said no evidence linked the black pickup to the crash, but authorities believe the driver or other occupants may have seen what happened.
Vancouver police spokeswoman Kim Kapp said Wednesday afternoon the registered owner of the suspect vehicle was not cooperating with police. She said a group of people including the owner was possibly at a home in the 9900 block of Northwest 26th Avenue before the crash, watching the NFC Championship game.
The group may also have been in the 8700 block of Northeast 27th Avenue, she said. Anyone with information on the group or the truck's owner was asked to call the VPDtip line at 360-487-7402 or submit a tip here.
Crime Stoppers has offered a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in the case.
More: Reward offered in deadly Vancouver hit-and-run
The families of the victims released a statement Wednesday and announced public memorial services.
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The Wichard knive does not flick open, nor do I want to.
I use the Marlin spike regularly to break knots that have seized.
The shackle key is invaluable.
I wear the pock-it pouch on my pfd, which I always wear. The knive is on a lanyard attached to the pfd. I have a wrist strap on the mag lite.
I am often tethered; a knife is mandatory.
Ahhhh I get it. I always wondered why they would have a marlinspike on an "ermergency knife". I guess I was thinking it was for splicing, and I couldn't imagine needing to splice something STAT. That's what knots are for.
Here is what I want in a knife, in order:
1: Must be able to be easily carried and EASILY opened with a cold wet half-frozen hand.
2: Must be able to cut through rope quicly and easily.
3: Should thrive on abuse. Especially repeated salt water immersions without rinsing. (I don't baby my tools)
4: Shouldn't be easy to cut oneself with wet slippery hands when using the knife.
5: Shouldn't cost too much.
6: A shackle key would be a plus.
I'm thinking that if they meet #2 Jackdale's Wichard or the Spiderco Rescue might fit the bill nicely. Though the Spiderco does better in the "what word would I say when I drop it overboard" contest than the Wichard.
I have a sauna on my boat, therefore I win.
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Jan. 20 (Bloomberg) -- ZTE Corp., China's second-largest maker of phone equipment, said it and Ericsson AB agreed to withdraw patent lawsuits against each other.
The companies are awaiting court approval to end the suits, ZTE said in a statement to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange yesterday. ZTE also denied that it was ordered to pay 500 million euros ($647 million) to Ericsson and was banned from entering the European market. Stockholm-based Ericsson said in a separate statement that the two parties agreed to drop all litigation and signed a global cross-licensing agreement.
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ZTE, based in Shenzhen, rose 2.3 percent to close at HK$22.55 in Hong Kong. The shares yesterday posted their biggest decline in five months, prompting the company to issue a statement that it was "not aware of any reason" for "recent decreases in the price and increases in the trading volume."
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PBA COMMISSIONER Chito Salud yesterday sought to cool a simmering controversy, defending the reputation of San Miguel Corp. without addressing the veiled threat of a pullout by the league's only remaining pioneer member.
"[The] Petron/SMC franchise's reputation is solid and unshakeable," Salud said in a statement to the media. "I respectfully disagree with anyone who will say otherwise, much more on the basis of an import's individual and singular act. It just isn't the case."
Salud's reaction came in the wake of an SMC statement that it was reevaluating its continued stay in the PBA after Salud slapped a lifetime ban on Petron import Renaldo Balkman on Monday. Balkman was also fined P250,000—for fighting with Petron team officials and teammates in a losing game against Alaska last week.
Observers felt that SMC was disappointed with Salud's ban on Balkman since PBA chair, Robert Non, the overall head of basketball operations of the San Miguel group, and Petron coach Olsen Racela had already issued statements that they were giving Balkman a second chance.
SMC owns three of the most popular teams in the land—Petron, San Mig Coffee and Barangay Ginebra—and a pullout could have dire repercussions on the league.
But Salud did not take the bait, opting instead to address the statement at its face value.
"The SMC group is a great franchise ran by great leaders," Salud said. "I only have great respect for them. Mr. (Danding) Cojuangco and Mr. (Ramon S.) Ang are pillars of Philippine society whom I have followed and admired ever since. The PBA and their franchise have been together for a long, long time and that's valuable in every respect."
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The amount of oil that can be recovered from California's vast Monterey Shale formation using existing technology is far less than thought.
That's according to a new federal estimate that found just 600 million barrels of oil can be drawn from the Monterey Shale, a 1,750-square-mile area extending from the agricultural Central Valley to the Pacific Ocean. That's less than the previous estimate of 13.7 billion barrels of recoverable oil.The Los Angeles Times reports the new estimate by the U.S. Energy Information Administration is expected to be publicly released next month.
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HARLAN — Steamrolling toward their second straight 13th Region Tournament title last May, the South Laurel Cardinals discovered there is no such thing as a sure thing in baseball.
A 3-1 loss to Tyler Boggs and the Harlan County Black Bears in last year's semifinals stayed with the Cardinals throughout the long fall and winter, burning inside them as they waited for their chance at redemption. South Laurel finally put that disappointment behind them Thursday with a 4-1 win over Corbin in the 13th Region Tournament finals at Harlan County.
"It's a great feeling for this group of juniors and seniors. They endured the offseason, thinking they were the favorite and then got beat," said South Laurel coach Winn Harris. "Last year it was a great effort by a pitcher. That's the way baseball is. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose and sometimes it rains, as the cliche goes. I think that was part of their driving force this year. They had a little bit of an axe to grind."
The stage was set for another huge South Laurel disappointment. The Cardinals (27-8) has left runners on base in each of the first five innings and Corbin took a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the fifth with the aid of three errors.
Nick Vorbeck was safe on an error by second baseman Joe Gaines, then moved to third on Daniel Neal's errant pickoff throw. Peyton Buford hit a grounder to shortstop Trey Martin, who tried to cut down Vorbeck at the plate, but catcher Taylor Morris was unable to hang on to the ball as it arrived at the same time as Vorbeck.
Another error and a catcher interference call helped the Redhounds load the bases with one out, but Neal worked out of the jam by striking out Andrew Jones and getting Kevin Goins to hit into a fielder's choice ground out to shortstop. Gaines made a nifty play to get his foot back on the bag just in time after taking the throw from Martin.
"We have a tendency to have that inning that we have to survive," Harris said. "We had that inning against Knox Central (in the opening round Monday) and we had one against North Laurel (in the semifinals Tuesday). A lot of our success depends on if we can survive that inning and keep it close. We've done a great job all year of pitching and playing defense to get back into the game."
The Cardinals survived, then thrived. Neal, a junior righthander, allowed only one hit the entire game, a leadoff single in the sixth inning by Taylor Combs. The South Laurel defense was also great after the one bad inning, especially Martin and Gaines in the middle of the infield. Martin speared a line drive by Vorbeck and turned it into a double play to end the sixth inning.
South was down to its last five outs after Neal, the Cardinals' star, was retired to begin the sixth inning. Goins, Corbin's senior righthander, had limited the Cards to two hits when first baseman Zach Allen ripped his second straight single to start the comeback. Braden Miller tied the game when his triple hugged the right field line. Morris bounced a single over the drawn-in Corbin infield to put South ahead to stay.
The Cardinals added two insurance runs in the seventh inning. Gaines led off with a walk and scored when Martin hit a double to left. Braden Miller's fielder's choice ground out to shortstop brought home a hustling Martin.
"It was very nerve-wracking," Harris said. "I worry about my kids. They've played so well all year long. I'm so happy for them and the way they overcome. We got down late, and sometimes you have a tendency to press. Tonight they didn't do that and came back and put two runs up in two different innings. They wanted it. They played really well. Corbin also played a terrific game."
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"I've described these shows as 'nights of uplifting pop music,' " says the Boston transplant and longtime Lower East Sider, whose albums Falling Into Place (1999) and Hang On Mike (2004) are the few bright spots in this recent dark era of male-oriented pop. "I've got a catalog that goes back to the early '90s, with and without my band the Candy Butchers, so there's lots of songs to choose from," Viola continues. "Three of the nights will be with my new band, Everybody Else, and that last Friday, it'll just be me with a string quartet. I don't want to give away any names, but some rock and pop stalwarts I've worked with in the past will be joining me on these dates." Seeing as he's collaborated with folks like John Wesley Harding and the Fountains of Wayne, make your own predictions.
Viola says he considers the late-night hour of these Friday shows to be a plus: "When people come out at 11 at night, they're not there to talk and party," he says. "They're serious music listeners." And what can those serious listeners expect to hear? Perhaps the lovely "Give Me Some Time," wherein Viola croons, "I love you more than I can say/Maybe that's why I never do." You might even hear a song he used to run from: a sublime bit of ear candy called "That Thing You Do!"
"For a while, I avoided doing the song," Viola admits. "It seemed too easy to do my one 'hit.' But I've since played it with my band, and it sounds greatI guess I feel less hoity-toity about the song. People go nuts when we play it, so it's the right thing to do."
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Dyer, high schooler aid Hibiscus Center
Hibiscus Children's Center thanks Dyer Auto Group for its recent $3,000 donation to help meet the needs for abused, neglected and abandoned children. Its donation is part of Dyer's ongoing support for local nonprofit organizations in Indian River County. Dyer Auto Group is one of the sponsors of the upcoming Hibiscus Children's Center Gala on Dec. 10 at The Moorings Club.
As part of the award, Dyer also included funds in honor of the work Katy Mulligan does to help supply children with school supplies.
Each summer Mulligan, now a senior at St. Edward's Upper School, has organized and implemented the means to secure backpacks filled with school supplies to ready the Hibiscus children in residential care in Vero Beach for the new school year. On a personal volunteer basis, she visits local businesses, shares the Hibiscus Children's Center mission, and asks for donations to equip the children for school. Over the past eight years, Mulligan, known as the "Backpack Fairy" has provided more than $50,000 in supplies and cash contributions for the children at the Shelter and Village.
Tom Maher, Hibiscus Children' Center CEO, said, "We praise both the Dyers and Katy for their ongoing efforts to help children in need."
Holden graduates Cornell program
Cornell University announces that Andrew Holden of Vero Beach High School graduated from Cornell's Summer College program this summer.
Cornell University Summer College invites talented high school sophomores, juniors and seniors to spend three or six weeks on the Cornell campus experiencing what it's like to live and learn at an Ivy League university. Students take official university courses with leading Cornell faculty, earn college credits, get to know students from around the world and explore majors and career options.
TD Bank donates to education
TD Bank, through the TD Charitable Foundation, recently donated $2,000 to the Education Foundation of Indian River County as part of the bank's commitment to giving back to the community.
The funds will be used to support the Education Foundation of Indian River County's Sneaker Exchange Program.
The Sneaker Exchange program keeps economically disadvantaged children on a path of learning by providing them a pair of durable sneakers to participate safely in all school activities, comfortably and proudly. Every public school in Indian River County is served by this program. There are 55 scheduled exchanges for the elementary students at the Payless ShoeSource from September through May. Secondary students receive vouchers that are redeemable for a new pair of sneakers. School coordinators help to identify children in need using the Free and Reduced Lunch Report.
"These funds are so important to the children we serve. It's a win-win situation for our students in need, as the money will provide 100 students a new pair of socks and sneakers," said Education Foundation Board Member and Program Liaison Debbie Biedenharn. "This is the first step in helping them to have a successful school day."
Burnette joins Childcare Resources
Childcare Resources of Indian River announces that Mandy Burnette has joined the organization as the Family and Center Resource Coordinator.
Burnette, a native of Knoxville, Tenn., has resided in Vero Beach for two years. She brings to the organization more than 11 years of nonprofit program management experience, having worked for Boys & Girls Clubs in Knoxville and Vero Beach prior to joining Childcare Resources. During her time with the Boys & Girls Clubs, she was responsible for all aspects of the Club's operations including quality programming, staff development and overseeing the opening of two new facilities in 2010.
In her new role, she will be responsible for ensuring children in the Childcare Resources program are provided with affordable, high quality early childhood learning opportunities. Burnette will oversee the admission and enrollment processes for all Childcare Resources programs, provide family support and education, and will maintain ongoing relationships with all contracting childcare centers to ensure quality care.
BChildcare Resources, a United Way and Indian River County Children's Services partner agency, provides children of eligible working families with affordable, highly quality early education; support and guidance to help maintain family stability; access to professional counseling services at no cost; and a wide variety of parenting education programs and development opportunities for the early education profession.
For more information, call 772-567-3202 or visit www.childcareresourcesir.org.
Groups collect school supplies
The Education Foundation of Indian River County and the Indian River Lawyers Auxiliary thank the many businesses and individuals who supported the Tools to Learn School Supply Closet. This initiative is a collaborative effort between the two organizations to support K-12 classrooms in Indian River County.
This year, Community Church of Vero Beach, the Jungle Club, Panera Bread, Seacoast National Bank, Space Coast Credit Union and Vero Beach Fashion Outlets joined the effort to collect funds and the following items: dry erase markers, primary markers, glue sticks, copy paper, 1- and- 2-inch binders, loose leaf paper (wide ruled), pencils, pens, erasers, journals, colored pencils and index cards.
Through the partnership, the Education Foundation and the Indian River County Lawyers Auxiliary hopes to offer mini grants. The grants will help to fund items not listed on the "Tools to Learn School Supply Closet" site. Requesting schools will complete a form that will be available at www.edfoundationirc.org. This program is open to all public and private Indian River County Schools (grades K-12).
There still is time to support this effort. Cash donations can be made by mailing a check made payable to the Education Foundation of IRC, P.O. Box 7046, Vero Beach, FL 32961. Please note in the memo of the check, "Tools to Learn."
For more information, call 772-564-0034, email email@example.com or visit www.edfoundationirc.org.
Culbert makes RIT dean's list
Juliana Culbert of Vero Beach made the dean's list for the spring quarter at Rochester (NY) Institute of Technology. A student in RIT's College of Print Media, Culbert is studying new media publishing.
Culbert is a 2008 graduate of Vero Beach High School.
She is the daughter of Dan Culbert and Miriam Soto.
St. Ed's students win at karate event
St. Edward's sixth-grader Sarah Anne Evans and fourth-grader Elise Mallon participated in the AAU Karate Nationals in Fort Lauderdale this summer. Elise walked away with triple gold, receiving medals in her division for kata (forms), kumite (fighting) and kobudo (weapons). Sarah Anne received a gold medal in kumite and a silver medal in kata.
Sarah Anne also participated in the AAU Junior Olympics in New Orleans, where she received a silver medal in kumite and a bronze medal in kobudo.
Learning Alliance receives $25,000
Ellie McCabe, president of The Robert F. and Eleonora W. McCabe Foundation, recently presented a check for $25,000 to The Learning Alliance. Barbara Hammond, executive director, and Barbara Becker Hurley, founder, received the donation.
Dr. Lillian Torres-Garcia, principal at Highlands Elementary School, and Kelly Palmer, reading coach at Highlands Elementary, also were present.
"Teaching a child to read is one of the most important things we can do, not only for academic success, but for the child's overall well-being," McCabe said. "A child who can't read by third grade often feels shame that can lead to depression, anxiety and other mental health issues that linger into adulthood. The Learning Alliance is changing lives with the programs they offer and the McCabe Foundation is honored to support their mission."
Funds will be used to support the literacy programs implemented by The Learning Alliance in all 13 elementary schools in Indian River County. Programs include small-group intervention for students who have fallen behind in reading, and whole class prevention programs in kindergarten, first and second grades. The Learning Alliance will reach 1,600 children in Indian River County this year.
"Such generous donations enable The Learning Alliance to create literacy experts in our own community, a resource for all of our community partners," Hammond said. "We are so grateful to The McCabe Foundation, and to our Founders like Barbara Becker Hurley."
The Learning Alliance is dedicated to dramatically improving student literacy in Indian River County, Florida. Through innovative, evidence-based approaches to teaching and learning, we empower teachers to transform children's lives. Through partnerships with the School District of Indian River County, Indian River State College, and civic youth organizations in our community, we hope to create local solutions that can serve as a model for the nation. All programs of The Learning Alliance are made possible through the generosity of our Founders, including Ray and Jean Oglethorpe, Don and Patsy Riefler, Barbara Becker Hurley, King and Dace Stubbs and Whitney and Betty MacMillan.
For more information, visit www.thelearningalliance.org.
Carnell is captain of SRHS band
Senior Kathryn Carnell was selected as the 2011-12 Sebastian River High School band captain.
She has been playing the saxophone for the past seven years. Her future plans are to study the science behind how music affects our brain waves, specifically regarding music therapy for children with more advanced medical needs. She would like to be able to use her knowledge about — and love for — music to make a positive difference in the world.
Her top three college choices are Ave Maria University, the University of Notre Dame and Florida State University. She is spending time to confirm the best match for her future endeavors before making a commitment to any of them.
In addition, Carnell is equally committed to the martial arts and is a brown belt in karate with plans to pursue a black belt. Although school, band and karate consume a great portion of her day, she uses her free time reading, enjoying music, being outdoors and spending time with her friends and family.
"Leaving behind a solid band program after graduation is very important to me, and I am honored to be able to serve as band captain," she said."The Sebastian River High School Marching Sharks have a long tradition of excellence, and we are all extremely excited about the rising potential of the program. I believe in, and am very, very proud of the Marching Sharks. When they set their mind to it, there's no limit to what they can accomplish."
Schroeder enrolls at Marist
Erin Schroeder of Vero Beach has enrolled as a first-year member of the Class of 2015 at Marist College in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.
More than 11,400 high school seniors applied for admission this fall, the largest applicant pool in the college's history. Marist accepted 34 percent, making Schroeder part of the college's most selective and diverse class ever, with students from 37 states and 17 countries.
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DOYLESTOWN — Freshman Lexi Thompson scored the game-winning goal with 55 seconds left in the first overtime period to lift the Wilkes field hockey team to a Freedom Conference road win against Delaware Valley on Saturday.
Ashley Hahn put Wilkes on the board first scoring her fifth of the season unassisted at the 8:08 mark.
Grace Riker started and made six saves in goal for the Cougars, while Haley Brandt made three saves playing the second half.
Host Eastern posted a shutout win over Wilkes. Dave Marr made 11 saves in the net for the Colonels.
Misericordia battled to a draw in a key Freedom Conference match on the road.
Dan Pinto scored both goals for the Cougars while Eric Kishbaugh had an assist.
Chris Nygren and David Stroh scored two goals apiece to power King's over FDU-Florham.
Erik Foster also scored for the Monarchs.
After 110 minutes of play, Wilkes and Eastern battled to a scoreless tie in a Freedom Conference match.
Kate Mahoney made five saves in the net for the Lady Colonels
Sam Helmstetter broke the school's all-time assists record to lead Misericordia to a road win.
Helmstetter, Laura Roney and Lindsay Usarzewicz had a goal and an assist while Erin McGreal, Megan Lannigan and Erin Baker added goals.
The visiting Devils knocked off the Lady Monarchs, who got a goal from Taylor Sweeney. Ivy Nulton picked up the assist.
Senior outside hitter Cailin McCullion pounded a match-high 14 kills as the Cougars earned a 25-19, 25-8, 25-17 sweep at the Anderson Center.
McCullion also recorded a match-best 14 digs, while Shelby Brochetti and Kat Labrie added eight and seven kills, respectively, for the Cougars.
King's put together one of its best performances of the season as the Monarchs placed fourth in the 22-team, 8k DeSales Invitational in Center Valley.
The Monarchs managed to outrun 18 other squads and place fourth with 147 points.
Brent Lewandowski led King's by finishing 20th with a time of 28:02.08. Tim Lambert was 28th at 28:21.47 while T.J. Ferguson and Bornfas Omurwa were 35th and 36th respectively with times of 28:24.71 and 28:25.48.
The Lady Monarchs took 15th place in a 20-team women's field.
Also competing at the DeSales Invitational, the Colonels finished in ninth place out of 22 teams.
The Colonels saw seven runners reach top 10 times in program history while setting season-best marks in the process including Jordan Siddons, Tyler Sutton and Forest Hawkins.
Wilkes' women's squad finished in 13th place, with three Lady Colonels – Rachel Constant, Becky Gordon and Christine Klingel – setting season and personal best times in the 6k race.
Misericordia took ninth out of 36 teams at the Gettysburg Invitational.
Dave McLean finished 33rd overall in a time of 26:42, a personal-best and the seventh-fastest time in school history.
A.J. Limongelli, Mikael Hause Josh Krall and Zach Bottone all contributed to the finish.


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Fri, Aug 16 2013
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Arts District upscale market Urban Radish is hosting their grand opening this weekend. Owner Carolyn Paxton said she always anticipated that when her store opened, other grocery stores would follow suit.
Wed, Aug 14 2013
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Crews broke ground last week on the new Downtown courthouse, but there are no definite plans for the old location on Spring Street. The U.S. General Services Authority (GSA), said they haven't decided if they'll be razing the structure.
Tue, Aug 6 2013
Groundbreaking for new 'cube' federal courthouse on Thursday in downtown Los Angeles— 22 Comments
A large lot that has been empty for years on 1st Street and Broadway will soon be transformed into a federal courthouse. The new building will look a lot like a large, glass cube and include 24 courtrooms and 32 judicial chambers.
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Abstract: Let be a star-shaped Banach space of analytic functions on the open unit disk . It is assumed that the unilateral shift and the backward shift are bounded on and that their spectrum is the closed unit disk.
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Hey Guys, Just noticed that a lot of us are producing Christmas tracks and I'm really impressed with what I've been hearing so far. So, in the spirit of Christmas I've decided to create another collection (for those of you who remember my efforts with a collection for vocal tracks) of great Christmas tracks by AudioJungle authors so customers can look through a more concise collection. It's title is "AudioJungle Christmas Album" and you can check it out what I have so far here:http://audiojungle.net/collections/2455963-audiojungle-christmas-album
I'd love to help everyone here pitch and promote their music and hopefully music supervisors will look at this collection to help them pick their christmas music. If we do a great job at this, it might even become a featured collection!
So here is what I need from you guys, either on this forum page or by sending me a message, post me some links to your favourite christmas tracks (either yours or by a fellow author) so I can include them.
Please don't forget to rate it five stars so it gets more attention and makes it to the top of the collections page!!
Let's keep the Christmas spirit going guys!!
Wow, very interesting initiative, I'm in! Here you have some old tracks from me:
Jingle Bells (Dance version) – Source files category
I Wish You A Merry Ident – A few versions of a Logo
I'll try to do some fresh ones too, wish me luck!
EDIT : pay attention to this track: Christmas Story by SilverSnow
You can take any of my tracks:
Christmas Music
Thank you!
P.S. Rated your collection.
here are mine, traditional songs in a "lullaby" style:http://audiojungle.net/item/christmas-tree-lullaby/3342655
they will for sure make your baby sleep beside the Christmas tree!
Hi there!
Here's my latest track to consider.
Cheers! Gari
Really nice initiative, totally in the spirit of Christmas holidays. Already rated the collection, but I'll have what to offer by the end of the week (waiting on a track to be reviewed). Cheers!
P.S. Wanted to suggest my favorite Christmas track by other author too, but you've already included pinkzebra's "Jingle Bells"
HiHere is one christmas song from me: http://audiojungle.net/item/first-christmas-snow/3206148
Merry christmas!
Nice idea!
I did a virtual recreation of the second movement from Vivaldis Winter sometime ago as I thought it would make a nice Christmas and/or winter track:http://audiojungle.net/item/largo-from-vivaldis-winter/3145245
What about the original composers rights? Doesn´t that apply here?
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Delhi to Udaipur by car Hi, I'll drive my car from Delhi to Udaipur. So, please suggest me the shortest way...