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Oklahoma's stingy secondary is getting another chance to slow down a 3,000-yard passer. The Sooners held Nick Florence to a season-low 172 yards in a win over Baylor last week. On Saturday night, No. 13 Oklahoma will try to put the kibosh on West Virginia's Geno Smith. The Sooners have allowed only two opponents to throw for more than 200 yards this season. This won't be the game that was envisioned over the summer as a showdown among Big 12 contenders. Barring a meltdown by first-place Kansas State, Oklahoma (7-2, 5-1 Big 12) needs to win its three remaining games to be considered for an at-large BCS bowl berth. West Virginia (5-4, 2-4) has lost four straight. Another would give the Mountaineers their longest losing streak since 1986.
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The Zdeno Chara problem isn't what you think it is.
It isn't that he's over the hill and unable to lead the Bruins to another Stanley Cup. It's that the window for him to do so is closing, and the last two seasons have provided glimpses of the terrifying truth: When Chara isn't right, the Bruins aren't anywhere near as good.
Last season saw the Blackhawks come back from a 2-1 series deficit to win three straight games and take the Stanley Cup as a noticeably weaker Chara battled through a hip injury. This season, the injury Chara suffered in Game 3 – a fractured finger that may or may not require surgery – yielded a noticeable decline that led to the opposition scoring in at least one instance.
Chara is 37 years old and has four years remaining on his contract. The next three seasons will see him carry a $6.916 million cap hit and the final year of the deal will have a $4 million cap hit, as he will be over 40 years of age, and cap hit is calculated by taking the total money before the player turns 40 and dividing that by the number of years before the player turns 40. In each year after that, the player's salary is their cap hit.
The annual Norris snub will be 41 at the end of his contract. Whether or not he chooses to play beyond that, it's safe to say Chara will slow down by the time he's 41.
"It wouldn't surprise me if he continues status quo for a little bit, a year or two years, three years," Peter Chiarelli said Friday, "but just laws of physics and nature, the older you get, the less effective you'll be."
Less effective, sure, but how much less and when? When Chara got to Boston, he played 27:58 a night. This past season, he played 24:39, marking a pretty big dip in minutes over the last eight seasons. By the time he's at the end of that contract, there's a fair shot he might not be the team's leader in time on ice, and that would be OK.
Chara will go down as one of the greatest shutdown defensemen to ever play the game, but today's NHL doesn't necessarily call for shutdown D to play half the game. In Chicago, Niklas Hjalmarsson and Johnny Oduya – the members of the team's shutdown pairing – were third and fifth on the team in ice time, respectively, this season. Hjalmarsson played 21:16, while Oduya played 20:06.
Though Chara is the straw that stirs the defensive drink for the Bruins, he wouldn't rule out taking on such a role in the future, which the Bruins might be able to swing by focusing on matching lines (something Claude Julien likes to do) in addition to defensemen.
"I don't think that playing 24, 25 minutes is a number that I'm set on," Chara said Friday. "I'm more likely focusing on what I can do to help the team and how I could do it. I've never been a guy that puts [my] foot down that 'I want to play this amount of minutes.' I've had games where I was under 20 minutes; I've had games where I was above 30 minutes.
"It really comes down to one thing and one thing only: winning. If we're winning and we're playing well, I don't think that there's reason to be looking at the amount of minutes. It's all about winning."
The question with Chara is when he's going to hit that wall where he isn't that same guy anymore. Some argue he's hit it already, but Chara was the best defenseman in the NHL this season and is a finalist for the Norris.
He probably won't win due to an odd bias that Greg Wyshysnki calls "Anyone but Zdeno Chara" logic, but he, according to both the eye test and numbers, was the last defenseman that teams would want to face.
Chara was good in the Montreal series until he got hurt. In the first game, Chara was on the ice for those power-play goals the Habs scored, but he didn't allow anything five-on-five and finished the game a plus-1 as he began what was a very frustrating stretch for Max Pacioretty and David Desharnais. In Game 2, he was on the ice for all five of the Bruins' goals.
Then the first shift of Game 3 happened, and Chara took a slash to the hand from Michael Bournival that caused him to head down the tunnel. When Chara returned to the ice about six minutes later, he committed a turnover on his first shift. The shots he took were wrist shots, though he would attempt a slapshot in each of the final two periods.
Chara held it together for a couple of games as he continued to silence Desharnais and Pacioretty, both of whom had just a power play secondary assist apiece over the series' first four games. The Canadiens did not score a five-on-goal against Chara in the first five games of the series.
Then the sixth game happened, and Chara's struggles began to make themselves painfully apparent. Chara failed to take the body on Pacioretty on a bouncing puck high in the offensive zone in the second period of Game 6, leading to a breakaway on which Pacioretty scored his first goal of the series. In Game 7, Chara couldn't get the puck out of the Bruins' zone on a first-period penalty kill. He looked physically weak, and the fact that he probably couldn't grip his stick that well would explain that. On Friday, Chiarelli said Chara was one of "a bunch" of players that didn't perform the way the Bruins had hoped.
In many ways, it was similar to last season against Chicago. In the first three games of the series, Chara was a problem for the Blackhawks, and his dominance was enough to turn a guy like Bryan Bickell into a fourth liner. Then Chara got hurt and the Blackhawks realized he was hurt and the Blackhawks won three in a row to win the Stanley Cup. Chara being hurt wasn't the only reason the Blackhawks won that series, but it's a major reason.
This season, a less-than-100-percent Chara was one of many reasons the Bruins lost, but his injury wasn't like last season's and at the very least does not suggest he is breaking down. If this were another hip injury or something similar, there would be reason for concern. Yet bones are broken on slashes all the time, and that isn't a reflection of Chara not having the right body for the job anymore.
That day will come, but the truth is that nobody knows when.
"We'll see when we get there because I don't have the answer how Zee's going to be halfway through next year or two years from now or when he's 41," Julien said, "and I'd be wasting a lot of time trying to speculate that."
Maybe it's one more year, maybe it's two or three, or maybe Chara remains truly dominant for the rest of this contract. Either way, it's a visible window. Things will change between now and then – Dougie Hamilton should be one of the game's top defensemen at that point – but here's what we know now: Zdeno Chara is the Bruins' best player (yes, he is) and he isn't going to be around forever. The opportunity to win can't be squandered like it was this season, as they'll only have so many more cracks at it with this guy.
"Of course I want to honor my contract and finish strong," Chara said. "I want to continue to play hockey [as long as] I'm effective and healthy. My thoughts right now are on next season.
"I hope I can play longer … why wouldn't I? It's fun to be playing this game. I love everything about it -- the competing level, being around the younger guys. Honestly, it's a treat playing in the NHL and competing against the best. But right now my focus is on next season and being the best I can be and being in the best shape I can be and ready."
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ARARATBANK was established as a result of the reorganization of Haykapbank, operating on Armenian financial market since 1991.
The Bank has been functioning as an open joint stock company since August 2007 (Banking license #4).
Since 30.01.2009 the Bank has been a member of NASDAQ OMX Armenia.
The Bank is a participant of ArCa system, a shareholder and a full member of Armenian Card company. It issues ArCa Classic, ArCa Junior, ArCa Green Line, as well as AUTOCARD payment cards, "Family cards" package as well as "Gift Card".
The Bank is an affiliate member of MasterCard and VISA International payment systems. The Bank issues MasterCard Gold, Business, Standard and Maestro cards.
The Bank is a participant of SWIFT international payment systems. It offers international express money transfers through MoneyGram, Anelik, Xpress Money, BTF-SOYUZ, BYSTRAYA POCHTA, Avers, RIA and UNIStream.
The Bank participates in various international and government lending programs, including World Bank's "Access to Finance", Lending Programs of European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, "Economy Stabilization Lending" of the Armenian government, credit programs of the Swiss Izmirlian Foundation, "Development of Sustainable Market for Housing Finance" program of the German KFW, the mortgage program of the National Mortgage Company UCC.
The Bank has 47 branches in Yerevan and regions.
As of 31.05.2014 the Bank had 670 employees.
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The event takes place July 15 from 6:00 until 8:00 pm at the Crowne Plaza in North Charleston (4831 Tanger Outlet Blvd). Along with networking with your local credit union peers and hearing from a panel of credit union experts, the chapter will also host its CUaware Protégé Competition.
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The Carolinas Credit Union League joined forces with credit union voices from both Carolinas to create a Seven Cooperative Principles educational video. The video, produced by Understood Productions in Winston-Salem, made its debut on June 15 at the general session of the CCUL Annual Meeting.
The video uses a combination of storytelling styles to discuss each principle. "We wanted to create a video that would relate each of the Seven Cooperative Principles in terms that were more familiar," shared Jeff Hardin, League's director of cooperative initiatives. "Some of the people interviewed talked about the principles using stories or analogies, while others approached the principles in more concrete terms."
The video will be used as one tool in an overall League strategy to educate credit union staff about the cooperative movement and the Seven Cooperative Principles that guide it. The League has a page on its web site dedicated to the Seven Cooperative Principles. These new elements join the Principles & Philosophy Conference and the League's customized principles training events as learning opportunities for staff and volunteers.
"The League believes that wider knowledge and application of the Seven Cooperative Principles is vital to the future success of the credit union movement," said Hardin. If you would like more information on the video or these training events, please contact Jeff Hardin at 919-457-9063.
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(Editor's note: Family Trust FCU held its 7th annual golf tournament in May, raising $31,000 for three non-profit agencies in York County. The following guest post, written by David Carriker, shares the impact of Family Trust on one of those agencies - The Boys & Girls Clubs of York County.)
Service to others is the rent you pay for your room here on earth. -- Muhammad Ali
You can choose to live your life in a manner that changes the world round you for good; you have made a good choice. You also can choose to bring others along to join you in that positive decision to make the world a better place; you have made a better choice. You can with others choose to make life better for those least able to stand against the tide of a harsh and challenging world; you then have made a best choice.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of York County reaches out to predominantly at-risk youth and teens because of a community that makes it possible by making best choices. Family Trust Federal Credit Union is a genuine leader in our community who leads the way in this "best choice" effort.
At the Boys & Girls Clubs of York County we serve youth and teens age 6 – 18 in after-school and out-of-school times during the academic year and summer. Our mission is to inspire and enable young people to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens through a vision of providing a world-class club experience that assures success is within reach of every young person who enters our doors, with all members on track to graduate from high school with a plan for the future, demonstrating good character and citizenship, and living a healthy lifestyle.
To reach that target requires the support of community leaders. Not just in words, but critically in actions. Family Trust Federal Credit Union has taken action to heart through their annual charity golf tournament.
Along with two other local youth serving non-profits, the Boys & Girls Clubs of York County expanded our mission by the proceeds from this annual event. For the Clubs we are able to provide scholarship support for children and teens whose families could not afford to send their children to a safe and fun summer camp.
Family Trust makes it possible for kids to swim, play, make new friends, learn, and do all this in a safe environment each summer. The youth and teen members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of York County have a best friend in Family Trust Federal Credit Union.
As President John Quincy Adams said, "If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader." They lead the way.
David D. Carriker is the executive director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of York County. Carriker's career demonstrates a lifetime commitment to non-profit leadership and management in areas pertaining to youth services and services to at-risk and disadvantaged people. He previously served as a regional vice president and regional director of development for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta. He has also worked in Christian schools in Charlotte, NC and Cobb County, GA. He began his career in the Salvation Army.
Carriker has been married to wife Susan for 35 years. The Carrikers have two grown daughters.
(Editor's note: the following information is provided by the National Credit Union Foundation.)
The National Credit Union Foundation (the Foundation) has released a new video about Life Simulations to highlight the value of the experience for credit union professionals. This powerful video is comprised of attendee testimonials, staff insights and provides a glimpse into the simulation through onsite footage.
The Life Simulation experience is designed to help credit union employees, volunteers and leadership begin to understand what it might be like to live in a typical low-income family trying to survive from month to month. During the three hour experience, participants assume the roles of families who may be unemployed, homeless, or senior citizens living on disability raising grandchildren struggling to make ends meet.
At the end of the exercise, participants are more aware of the daily realities and hardships that many American families face. Walking in the shoes of another is a far more effective way to sensitize others to the needs of immigrants and other low-wage working families than from traditional diversity or classroom learning.
For more information on the Life Simulation, please contact Lois Kitsch at 407-616-2409.
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For several years, the League has proudly sponsored and supported the Principles & Philosophy Conference, which is a two-day immersion in the history & philosophy of cooperatives & credit unions. While proving to be a tremendous success through the years, this conference provides a valuable educational opportunity to less than 50 credit union staff in the Carolinas each year.
In an effort to provide more credit union staff with training on the Seven Cooperative Principles, this year the League added a suite of training opportunities for presentation at local credit unions & chapters. These training events are fully customizable depending on the needs of your credit union's education & training department.
This training is critical in today's financial services world. "At first glance, credit unions & banks look a lot alike on the outside - and inside," said CCUL Director of Cooperative Initiatives, Jeff Hardin. "Most offer the same products & services, delivered through similar channels, to the people doing business with them.
"While credit unions & banks might seem similar, they are fundamentally different. The Seven Cooperative Principles are that fundamental difference."
So far in 2015, more than 170 credit union staff in the Carolinas have received training on the cooperative principles. Training sessions have included hour-long introductory level sessions for front-line staff, all the way up to day-long, all staff training events.
"With a continual influx of talent on the front line and many seasoned professionals joining credit unions from the banking world, it's important that staff understand and appreciate just how credit unions are different," shared Hardin. "This difference should influence how members are treated on the front line, and how product decisions are made in the board room. Everyone can benefit from this knowledge and awareness."
Principles & Philosophy training provided by the League is also very cost-effective, with a minimal donation to the Carolinas Credit Union Foundation requested along with travel expenses incurred for the event. For more information or to schedule Principles & Philosophy training at your credit union, please contact Jeff Hardin at 919-457-9063.


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'The best reason to study Hellenistic art is for its own sake' writes Professor Pollitt in the Preface to Art in the Hellenistic Age. 'But', he continues, 'I would suggest that there is an additional quality that should make the art of the Hellenistic age of particular interest to modern audiences: the fact that in background and content it was the product of an age in many ways similar to our own ...The result of the historical conditions (of the age) was an art which, like much modern art, was heterogenous, often cosmopolitan, increasingly individualistic, and frequently elite in its appeal'. This 1986 book is an interpretative history of Greek art during the Hellenistic period - i.e. from the death of Alexander the Great in 323 BC, to the establishment of the Roman Empire at the end of the first century BC - which also explores ways in which that art is an expression of the cultural experience and aspirations of the Hellenistic age.
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Acknowledgements; Preface; Maps; Introduction. Hellenistic art and the temperament of the Hellenistic age; Prologue. The phases of Hellenistic art; 1. Royal iconography; 2. Lysippos and his school; 3. Personality and psychology in portraiture; 4. The sculpture of Pergamon; 5. Hellenistic baroque; 6. Rococo, realism, and the exotic; 7. Rome as a center of Hellenistic art; 8. Style and retrospection: neoclassicism and archaism; 9. Pictorial illusion and narration; 10. Hellenistic mosaics; 11. Hellenistic architecture: theatrical and scholarly forms; 12. Alexandria and the Pharoah; Appendices: I. The chronology of Hellenistic sculpture; II. The ruler cult and its imagery; III. Aspects of royal patronage; IV. Bactria and India; V. The tomb at Belevi; Abbreviations; Bibliography; Notes; Sources of illustrations; Index.


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If you Google this, you will find that one doctor "invented" this diet and has made a lot of money by publishing books. Other doctors do NOT promote it or back it at all.
Gee, imagine that! We aren't all the same. We don't have the same needs. What works for some, doesn't work for others, even if your the blood type is Type O. And we also are mixed types, so lots of variables come into play. Don't be so quick to discount something just because it doesn't hold true for you. We are all One Human species that lives on this planet, but we are as diversified as possible so if one type dies out, others will survive.So how about we live and let live, and agree to disagree, but do not allow cruelty, slavery, or destruction of our Earths eco-system since we all depend on those.
Glad I'm not "O" type! But I'm RH negative - they didn't say anything about that.
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As far as this diet is concerned people get what they want, someone to come up with new ways to help them with their eating dysfunction. This is not new to me just like all other 'diets' they only work because you believe that is what works and make it work. If you had the willpower to eat to sustain your body and listen to your body you wouldn't need these diets.
As a vegetarian I am very much opposed to this type of diet. I don't see any reason why anyone needs to eat meat ... AND definitely NEVER everyday.
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'Clear and powerful' (Kirkus), Masks is perhaps Fumiko Enchi's finest work and her first to be translated into English. In this stunning and subtle novel about seduction and infidelity in latter-day Japan and about the destructive force of feminine jealousy and resentment, Mieko Togano, a handsome and cultivated woman in her 50s, manipulates--for her own bizarre purposes--the relationship between her widowed daughter-in-law, Yasuko, and the two men in love with her.
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Besides looking a tad too under dressed for the affair, LaurieAnn Gibson's top and bottom half look as though they belong to two separate outfits. The funky boot would have been great with something a little more sleek or form fitting on top.
My least favorite part of any of these outfits would have to be Robyn's platform work boots. They definitely were not classy enough for this event by far. Fergie's outfit would not have been so horrible if she had worn a different color besides black for her under garments underneath it. If she had simply lined it with the same color orange or even nude it would have been much better.
Wow this is a very creative style but one that I certainly wouldn't wear but hey may look good on some.
They showed Fergie's dress from its runway show, and it was worn exactly the same way, with black bra and panties. A good example of when you need to do your own thing. I think it would have been great with an orange body briefer or something.
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Outgoing http://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/ Library metadata techniques and trends by Thom Hickey en-US 2015-05-11T10:16:11-04:00 In defense of MARC http://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2015/05/in-defense-of-marc.html My colleague Roy Tennant has eloquently argued that "MARC Must Die". Certainly much of what he says is true, but it's been almost 13 years since that column and MARC, while weakening, still seems to be hanging on. I think...
My colleague Roy Tennant has eloquently argued that "MARC Must Die".  Certainly much of what he says is true, but it's been almost 13 years since that column and MARC, while weakening, still seems to be hanging on.  I think there is actually more going on here than simply legacy software that won't go away, so I'd like to offer my less eloquent defense of MARC.

First what I'm defending here is underlying MARC Communications format (ANSI Z39.2/ISO 2709), or at least the XML/JSON equivalents, not full MARC-21 or other variants with their baggage of rules.  Those rules and their encoding could also use some defense (after all they were all established after extensive debate) but that is a different essay.

What I like about MARC is its relative lack of predetermined structure beyond indicators, fields and subfields and conventions about using 3 digit numerics for tags, and a-z, 0-9 for subfield indicators.  Admittedly, you are restricted with the two level field/subfield, but an amazing amount of bibliographic stuff fits (and anything can be shoved) into such a structure. The 5 digit length field is a serious limitation, but overcome with the translation to XML/JSON.  I watched a video by Donald Knuth recently about "Constraint Based Composition" where he talks about constraints on form fostering creativity.  Maybe MARC format's constraints may be just the sort of structure that makes metadata somewhat manageable, while still retaining some flexibility.

Contrast this to a MODS/MADS record.  Here everything is laid out, with rules to make sure you don't modify the structure.  When we started xA, a small authority file to feed into and control VIAF, MADS seemed a better fit for the rather simple authority records we expected to create than a full-blown MARC-21 authorities record.  What I didn't realize was that bringing up a simple editor for MARC is a day or two's work (see mS, also known as the MARC Sandbox).  A full MADS editor would be substantially more work.  In fact xA's simple take on MADS was substantially more work.  Which was OK, until we decided to change something.  No longer was it just a matter of sticking in a new text field (and possibly modifying a table to allow it), but interface issues need to be faced, and changes made in the record display and editing forms.

All of a sudden, the slightly more work for a possibly friendlier form, turned very unfriendly for someone (me) trying not to spend any more time on the infrastructure than absolutely necessary.  In mS you can actually cut and paste from a MARC display in other MARC tools and things 'just work'.  Plus there is the familiarity with MARC which makes many people (at least where I work!) very comfortable.  The ability to easily add fields and subfields to accommodate new needs appears to be much more important than a pretty interface.  In fact, we attempted to extend xA to handle the needs of some Syriac scholars, but failed because of the amount of effort involved.  What did they use instead?  A very complex Excel spreadsheet!  I've seen any number of attempts to fit bibliographic information into spreadsheets, and they do not work nearly as well as MARC.

The first version of the mS form was actually MARC, but with tags, indicators, subfields neatly separated into their own boxes.  It turned out that the simple text field we are now using was both easier to work with (e.g. cut/paste) and substantially easier to get working smoothly.

I admit that using MARC seems quite retro. MARC is an old format that has held up surprising well, but is showing its age. Using it is a bit like using Emacs or Vi to create software.  They are very 'close to the metal' and that's just what lots of people want.

--Th
 Thom 2015-05-11T10:16:11-04:00 VIAF RDF Changes http://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2015/04/viaf-rdf-changes.html Here's a contribution from Jeff Young, who manages the RDF aspects of VIAF: Since Wikidata's introduction to the Linked Data Web in 2014 and subsequent integration of Freebase, it has become a premier example of how to publish and manage...
Here's a contribution from Jeff Young, who manages the RDF aspects of VIAF:

Since Wikidata's introduction to the Linked Data Web in 2014 and subsequent integration of Freebase, it has become a premier example of how to publish and manage Linked Data. Like VIAF, Wikidata uses Schema.org as its core RDF vocabulary and both datasets publish using Linked Data best practices. This consistency should allow applications to treat both datasets as complementary. The main difference will be in the coverage of entities/information, based on their respective sources.

The VIAF RDF changes outlined on the Developer Network blog are intended to further enrich and align the common purpose. Some of the VIAF changes provide additional information to help disambiguate entities, such as schema:location and schema:description. Where possible, schema:names are now language tagged, which should make it easier for applications to select a language-appropriate label for display.

The biggest change, though, is in the "shape of the data" that gets returned via Linked Data requests. Previously, this was a record-oriented view rather than a concise description of the entity. Like Wikidata, the new response will focus on the entity itself and depend on the related entities to describe themselves.

Alignment with Wikidata is a major step in the evolution of VIAF, which started with RDF/XML representations of name authority clusters in 2009 and transitioned to "primary entities" in 2011.  The introduction of VIAF as Schema.org in 2014 extends the audience and integration with Wikidata further strengthens industry standard practices. These steps should help ensure that VIAF remains an authoritative source of entity identifiers and information in the linked web of data.

Jeff

Note: We expect these RDF changes to be visible on viaf.org April 16, 2015.  The bulk distribution will follow shortly after that.

--Th
 Thom 2015-04-15T10:28:55-04:00 Moving to Wikidata http://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2015/03/moving-to-wikidata.html VIAF has long interchanged data with Wikipedia, and the resulting links between library authorities and Wikipedia are widely used. Unfortunately we only harvested data from the English Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org), so we missed names, identifiers and other information in non-English Wikipedia...
VIAF has long interchanged data with Wikipedia, and the resulting links between library authorities and Wikipedia are widely used.  Unfortunately we only harvested data from the English Wikipedia (en.wikipedia.org), so we missed names, identifiers and other information in non-English Wikipedia pages.

Fortunately the problem VIAF had with Wikipedia was similar to the problems that Wikipedia itself had in sharing data across language versions.  Wikidata is Wikimedia's solution to the problem, and over the last year or two has grown from promising to useful.  In fact, from VIAF's point of view Wikidata now looks substantially better than just working with the English pages.  In addition to picking up many more titles for names, we are finding a million names that do not occur in the English pages, and names that match those in other VIAF sources has nearly doubled to 800 thousand from 440 thousand.

Since we (i.e. Jenny Toves) was reexamining the process, we took the opportunity to harvest corporate/organization names as well, something we have wanted for some time, so some 300K of the increase comes from those.

We expect to have the new data in VIAF in mid to late April 2015 and it is visible now in our test system at http://test.viaf.org.

The advantages we see:

Much less bias towards English

More entities (people and organizations)

More coded information about the entities

More non-Latin forms of names

More links into Wikipedia

This will cause some changes in the data that are visible in the VIAF interface.  One of these is that VIAF will link to the Wikidata pages rather than the English Wikipedia pages, and we are changing the WKP icon to reflect that ( to ).  This means that Jane Austen's WKP identifier (VIAF's abbreviation for Wikipedia) will change from WKP|Jane_Austen to WKP|Q36322.  Links to the WKP source page will change from

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jane_Austen

to

 http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q36322

Although it is possible to jump from the Wikidata pages to Wikipedia pages in specific languages, we feel these links are important enough that we will be importing all the language specific Wikipedia page links we find in the Wikidata.  These will show up as 'external links' in the interface in the 'About' section of the display.

A commonly used bulk file from VIAF is the 'links' file that shows all the links made between VIAF identifiers and source file identifiers (pointers to the bulk files can be found here).  The links file includes external links, so the individual Wikipedia pages will show up in the file along with the Wikidata WKP IDs.  Here are some of the current links in the file for Lorcan Dempsey:

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   BAV|ADV11117013

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   BNF|12276780

. . .

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   SUDOC|031580661

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   WKP|Lorcan_Dempsey

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   XA|2219

The new file will change to:

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   BAV|ADV11117013

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   BNF|12276780

. . .

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   WKP|Q6678817

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   WKP|http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lorcan_Dempsey

http://viaf.org/viaf/36978042   XA|2219

Lorcan only has one Wikipedia page, the English language one.  Jane Austen has more than a hundred, and all those links will be there.

Of course, this also means some changes to the RDF view of the data.  We're still working on that and will post more information when we get it closer to its final form.

--Th
 006.7 Thom 2015-03-26T09:43:41-04:00 Testing date parsing by fuzzing http://outgoing.typepad.com/outgoing/2015/02/fuzzing-dates.html Fuzz testing, or fuzzing, is a way of stress testing services by sending them potentially unexpected input data. I remember being very impressed by one of the early descriptions of testing software this way (Miller, Barton P., Louis Fredriksen, and...

  Fuzz testing, or fuzzing, is a way of stress testing services by sending them potentially unexpected input data. I remember being very impressed by one of the early descriptions of testing software this way (Miller, Barton P., Louis Fredriksen, and Bryan So. 1990. "An empirical study of the reliability of UNIX utilities". Communications of the ACM. 33 (12): 32-44), but had never tried the technique.

Recently, however, Jenny Toves spent some time extending VIAF's date parsing software to handle dates associated with people in WorldCat.  As you might imagine, passing through a hundred million new date strings found some holes in the software.  While we can't guarantee that the parsing always gives the right answer, we would like to be as sure as we can that it won't blow up and cause an exception.

So, I looked into fuzzing.  Rather than sending random strings to the software, the normal techniques now used tend to generate them based on a specification or by fuzzing existing test cases.  Although we do have something close to a specification based on the regular expressions the code uses, I decided to try making changes to the date strings we have that are derived from VIAF dates.

Most frameworks for fuzzing are quite loosely coupled, typically they pass the fuzzed strings to a separate process that is being tested.  Rather than do that, I read in each of the strings, did some simple transformations on it and called the date parsing routine to see if it would cause an exception. Here's what I did for each test string, typically for as many times as the string was long.  At each step the parsing is called

Shuffle the string ('abc' might get replaced by 'acb')

Change the integer value of character up or down (e.g. 'b' would get replaced by 'a' and then by 'c')

Change each character to a random Unicode character

For our 384K test strings this resulted in 1.9M fuzzed strings. This took about an hour to run on my desktop machine.

While the testing didn't find all the bugs we knew about in the code, it did manage to tickle a couple of holes in it, so I think the rather minimal time taken (less than a day) was worth it, given the confidence it gives us that the code won't blow up on strange input.

The date parsing code in GitHub will be updated soon.  Jenny is adding support for Thai dates (different calendar) and generally improving things.

Possibly the reason I thought of trying fuzzing was an amazing post on lcamtuf's blog Pulling JPEGs out of thin air.  That post is really amazing.  By instrumenting some JPEG software so that his fuzzing software could follow code paths at the assembly level, he was able to create byte strings representing valid JPEG images by sending in fuzzed strings, a truly remarkable achievement. My feeling on reading it was very similar to my reaction reading the original UNIX testing article cited earlier.

--Th

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Small, smaller, nano - nanoscopic particles that can be arranged into controlled superstructures are the stuff from which future "intelligent" materials with new functions could be made. American researchers at the University of Michigan and Ohio University have now developed a "nanothermometer" based on a system made of two different types of nanoparticle.
The thermometer looks like this: the central components of the superstructure are tiny (20 nm) round gold nanoparticles. The research team headed by Nicholas A. Kotov then attached many tinier spheres (3.7 nm diameter) of the semiconducting material cadmium telluride on the surface of these particles by means of molecular "springs" made of polyethylene glycol chains to form a kind of corona around the gold core. When these nanoparticles are irradiated with laser light, the cadmium telluride is induced to glow. The light transfers its energy to an electron–hole pair in the semiconductor acting as a special oscillator, with the electron being in the conduction band and the hole in the valence band. The electron–hole energy packet is called an exciton. When an electron and a hole are reunited, the energy is released as luminescence and the semiconductor particle glows.
In contrast, as a metal the gold nanoparticle has freely moving conduction electrons that surround the crystal lattice in an "electron cloud." The presence of an external electromagnetic field, for instance from an exciton, can induce this cloud to vibrate. This vibrational energy packet is called a plasmon. The gold/cadmium telluride nanoparticle system was tuned so that the energies of the corona excitons and the core plasmons are very close.When this is the case, the excitons and plasmons can interact (resonance): the luminescence of the corona is increased significantly. The size of this effect depends on the distance between the coronal particles and the central gold particle, that is, the length of the spring, which is, in turn, temperature-dependent. When heated from 20 to 60 °C, the springs stretch out, the distance between the core and the corona increases, and the glow decreases. If the particles are cooled again, the springs contract, the corona moves closer to the core, and the glow gets brighter. "Our nanoparticle system is an example of a nanoscopic superstructure that changes reversibly in response to an external stimulus, in this case, temperature," says Kotov. "The coupling with a plasmon–exciton interaction makes this response visible as a very sensitive optical signal - a principle that could form the basis for a new family of sensors and optoelectronic components."
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Last album was meh.
Expecting a couple of great tracks, a hell of a lot of filler and shit vox m/
Hail Satan
Album art and more info here: http://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=95871
"Longtime fans will pick up on nuances inspired from the almighty Legion effort"
"'In The Minds of Evil' is like King Kong taking a shit on a daisy."
Benton is a fag, agreed.
I loved The Stench of Redemption and after that, it's been downhill ever since.
sick album art
Even though I like the art for the most part, I never would have guessed that was for a legendary death metal band if their logo wasn't in the corner. However, the demon just looks... Odd. He looks straight-up happy. Either way, I thought their last one was a decent effort, maybe this will be better.
Digging: Rosetta - Quintessential Ephemera
Dude needs to add it to the article.
art is surprisingly cool
Digging: Robert Hood - Wire To Wire
art is ballin
This band never fails to make me laugh
Last album was solid, looking forward to this.
last album was shit i expect great things from this
bet this will blow
Digging: Death - Symbolic
Album art is awesome
will there be Satan on this record
i feel like the business suit the guy is wearing ruins the album cover. anyways, their last album was solid so hopefully this will be too. "Godkill" and "Kill the Light of Christ" made me laugh.
That's like asking will the sun rise tomorrow
Art is damn awesome. Only heard the first 4 albums though.
Jack Owen will always be the best part of this band.
Origin of the album art
Could be great
will be amazing.
considering their extremely inconsistent discography, i too am absolutely sure this will be amazing.
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Positive Suprise
I booked the hotel over the internet, and boy was I positively surprised! For the money, this was the best bargan! Elegant rooms, all the amenities you could ask for. Very assistive staff. Easy airport access and located right next to the expressway to all the hot spots. Meals were within walking distance.
Excellent Hotel, Excellent Value
Stayed here on Priceline bid, free shuttle pick up was in about 15 minutes after calling, room was extremely clean and large, furniture looked new (remodelled?), even bed spreads seemed new. Microwave, fridge, coffee maker. Desk service was efficient, polite & friendly. Free breakfast had good selection. Will definitely stay here again.
Great value for the money
Nicely appointed hotel with all the amenities. If you put in an offer price of $45-50 on Priceline for a hotel near the Orlando Airport, you often can either get this hotel, the Holiday Inn Select Orlando Airport, or Sheraton Suites Orlando Airport. I've stayed at all of them, and you can't go wrong either way for the price and convenience.
Although I may have bid too much on this property on Priceline ($45 a night, which could have gotten me a 3* had I been more patient), I'm really quite pleased with my Wingate Inn experience!!!
The rooms are quite large for a one room, and rather luxurious, using a rich deep maroon and gold color theme. The carpets are thick and very cozy on the bare footsies. There's a wee microwave and mini fridge and a nice big bathroom. The TV is high tech in appearance and set into a fancy wood console with swinging doors to hide it away. The view out the back of the hotel is kind of woodsy and rural, yet there are several upper middle end chain restaurants within walking distance. It's close to the airport, yet I haven't heard a single plane go overhead.
The front desk person was very nice, and handy as well; when the lock on my door wouldn't work, he came right up and replaced a lost screw, apologizing for the whole 2 minutes it took to repair the crazy thing.
There's a little store with microvable food and various goodies in the lobby, a pool and hot tub I haven't tried out, and a nice little laundry room with modern & efficient washers and driers.
After spending a week in one of the nastier Extended Stay America properties (in North Charleston SC), the Wingate seems like a little slice o heaven!
Don't even think of sleeping in...
I was in line to check out of this hotel and decided to write my review before leaving the property. This is definitely not a three star hotel, but could possibly be a decent two star. The promised pool is tiny and in the shadiest corner of the building--why bother. Housekeeping insistently woke every guest at 8:00am, 8:40am, 9:am...you get it. Beds old, pillows flat, linens dingy...definintely not a three star property. Stick with Marriott, Hyatt, Sheraton Suites if you have to be near the airport.
Great Hotel
My family and friends enjoyed this hotel tremendously! Check-in went wonderfully. We arrived early since we had just returned from a cruise and had no problems with check-in. The staff was very helpful.
Our only complaint is that we were only staying one night.
Will definitely stay here again when in Orlando.
Grand Opening of a very nice hotel
Spent one night at the Wingate between travelling in to Orlando from
the West Coast and getting on a cruise ship at Canaveral. Booked through Priceline and it was very inexpensive but a wonderful hotel.
Complementary shuttle arrived and returned us to the airport promptly, room was very comfortable, new decor, pleasant. Complementary breakfast buffet was outstanding. Also enjoyed the hot tub and fitness center.
The staff was friendly and made us feel welcome.
I would definitely stay here again and recommend it.
Not bad at all!
My husband and I stayed at the Wingate for 5 nights - Christmas Day until the 30th. I must say that we really enjoyed our stay! There are some pros and cons to staying at the Wingate, and they are listed below:
PROS: close proximity to the airport (10 minute drive, no tolls), large rooms, fridge and microwave, pleasant burgandy decorum (not cheesy pink and green colors!), comfortable king-sized bed, bountiful continental breakfast, 24-hour free coffee, juice, and water (well received after long days and nights!), free internet access, fitness center, friendly staff
CONS: about 20 minutes from the major attractions (Disney, Wet N Wild, etc.), thin walls (a few times, we heard the people next door), parking lot was completely filled at night
We commented that if we did stay in Orlando again, we would probably try to stay at a Disney resort for convenience; however, if all Wingates are like the one we stayed at, I will definitely look this hotel up in the future!
FYI: Disney World at Christmas time is super-crowded, so you must have a plan. FASTPASS! This was a lifesaver for us. Normally, you are only allowed to get two fastpasses every two hours with your admission card. Luckily for us, we had a voucher to visit MK (Westgate tour) and the computers were down at Disney; therefore, we weren't able to get admission tickets. The main gate attendents told us to show our voucher to the fast pass attendents at the various rides. Because each attendent at the ride was unaware of what fast passes we had, we racked up on several passes! The most we waited in any line was 12 minutes (while others waited for 120!). I told my husband that next time, we would either see if there is some sort of special pass that allows you to get as many fast passes as you like, or, fork over the $50 and buy another ticket (we only paid $12.50 for ours through the timeshare!).
Pretty good for the money...
Hotel was pleasantly surprising...very clean, property seemed new. My infant daughter and I spent the night here on Sunday, November 7, 2004 by ourselves. The room was very big! Had a microwave, and refridgerator! There was even a heavy continental breakfast included (BONUS!) I was able to get juice and fresh fruit for my daughter, but there was also cereal, make your own waffles bar, and assorted pastries.
Staff was pleasant. Room was non-smoking but had a faint odor that seemed more stale than anything. I had to keep the a/c on very cold and dress warmly because then you could not smell anything. It was extremely quiet, and even the flight crew that shared the airport shuttle with me in the a.m. commented on how quiet the hotel was (the parking lot was full).
There was a business center with free internet access, a gym, pool, and walking distance to half a dozen restaurants across the street (ie. IHOP, Denny's, Chili's, Ruby Tuesday's, and I can't recall what else), there was also a Walgreen's.
Would stay here again.
Nice hotel
Stayed at this hotel because I had an early morning flight. Location is excellent, staff is friendly. Breakfast is good, room was clean. Only downside was that either the walls are quite thin, or my neighbors were quite loud - probably a combination of the two. Would stay again.
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Ready for the trip and get to the Orlando Airport and find out flight to Charlotte is delayed. Went to grab a snack and flight was delayed again! Went to the agent and they said I would miss my connection to Rio in Charlotte. So they re-routed me on American Airlines through Miami. Worked out great. For to Rio the same time as the others. Flight was great. Never flew first class before but it was worth it being able to recline fully in the seat to get a pretty good nights ...
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If you like mushrooms, it's hard not to love them stuffed. These bite-sized, decadent treats are made with gluten-free crackers and dairy-free cheese, leaving no one at your dinner table longing. Think you can stop at just one? With such wholesome, nutritious ingredients, you don't have to!
Vegan Stuffed Mushrooms
Makes 28
Gluten free, dairy free, soy free and vegan
Prep time: 20 minutes
Cook time: 25 minutes
½ cup gluten-free crackers
¼ cup dairy-free Parmesan cheese
2 oz. dairy-free cheese shreds
2 garlic cloves, peeled and minced
¼ cup chopped fresh parsley
¼ tsp. salt
¼ tsp. pepper
2 tbsp. olive oil
28 large white button mushrooms, stemmed
1. Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Prepare a large baking dish with nonstick baking spray.
2. In a large bowl, combine crackers, cheeses, garlic, parsley, salt, pepper and olive oil; mix well.
3. Stuff filling into mushroom cavities; arrange on baking sheet.
4. Bake until the mushrooms are tender, approximately 25 minutes.
5. Serve warm.
Recipe from The Healthy Apple's Holiday Cookbook: 80 Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free and Soy-Free Recipes with Grain. Click here to learn more or to order!
Amie Valpone
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