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For some people Wendover means gambling.
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For East Carbon though, the night didn't begin that badly. In the first quarter the ECH kids kept their cool and held right int there with the 7-7 Wildcats. At the end of the first quarter the score was only 20-16 in favor of Wendover.
In the second period things started to slip a little on the offensive end of the court as the Wildcats took a 38-28 lead into the locker room at halftime.
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Fast forward to June 23rd 2012, 3 days after my 30th birthday (celebrated by packing for the Olympic trials), and that epithet rang true. I had booked my place for Team GB at the London Olympics by winning a very slow tactical race, taking my tally of national 1500m championships to four. The overwhelming feeling was relief, mingled with excitement about the opportunity ahead. The relief was profound because of the simple fact that I had been desperate not to miss out on competing in front of a home crowd and being a part of what was dubbed #OurGreatestTeam.
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Two days after the U.S. Senate unanimously violated their oaths of office and passed the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), members of the Michigan State House of Representatives unanimously defended the Constitution, passing a bill stopping enforcement of the indefinite detention of Americans within the sovereign borders of the state of Michigan.
The courageous state legislator who introduced the bill was ecstatic over his colleagues' decision to support his bill and support the effort to push back against federal consolidation of powers meant to be retained by the states. "My bill opposing NDAA's indefinite detention and taking away due process and prohibiting MI government from participating passed the House today. Onto the State Senate," said Representative Tom McMillin.
McMillin's measure, HB 5768, would prevent the arrest and indefinite detention of citizens of his state under the authority of relevant provisions of the NDAA. According to the text of the legislation:
No agency of this state, no political subdivision of this state, no employee of an agency of this state or a political subdivision of this state acting in his or her official capacity, and no member of the Michigan national guard on official state duty shall aid an agency of the armed forces of the United States in any investigation, prosecution, or detention of any person pursuant to 50 USC 1541, as provided by the federal national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2012.
Led by Tenth Amendment Center state coordinator Shane Trejo, representatives from an impressive coalition of activist grassroots groups devoted to the protection of individual liberty worked tirelessly to convince state lawmakers to back McMillin's bill and the principle of due process. The organizations leading the effort to whip up support included People Against NDAA (PANDA), the Campaign for Liberty, Downsize D.C., the Bill of Rights Defense Committee, and the ACLU, among others.
Notably, consistent defender of the Constitution Congressman Justin Amash (R-Mich.) appeared before the committee and spoke in support of HB 5768.
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Does the media influence popular thought? Consider the following statements that describe Guanlong, a dinosaur recently discovered in China: "Scientists say the 160-million-year old animal, which had simple feathers and an elaborate head crest, is the oldest known tyrannosaur" (Owen, 2006a, emp. added). In another account about this same creature, Bjorn Carey noted that this new dinosaur species was "likely covered in feathers" (2006, emp. added). He further commented: "Also, it was likely as feathered as a chicken" (emp. added). Would anyone doubt that this creature had feathers after having read such vivid descriptions? And yet, a thorough review of the original article (see Xu, et al., 2006) reveals nothing about feathers! An editorial news story in the same issue by Thomas Holtz does mention "feathered dinosaurs" in passing, but it does not mention any in reference to Guanlong (2006, 439:665).
How could the mainstream media make such an obvious mistake? In trying to decipher how the press would feel justified in promoting such propaganda, we should consider two motivating factors: (1) the artist's depiction of this creature was covered in feathers; and (2) two years earlier, another small tyrannosaurid—Dilong paradoxus—was discovered that scientists believed did possess protofeathers, deemed "featherlike structures" (see Roach, 2004). Since this creature is in the same family, they might have "inferred" that the Guanlong had feathers as well. [However, we have previously written how these alleged "protofeathers" could easily be identified as flayed collagen fibers and not feathers (Harrub, 2005).] In the MSNBC account regarding Guanlong, Carey Bjorn interviewed James Clark of George Washington University, who noted: "We previously discovered another closely related primitive tyrannosaur, called Dilong paradoxus, that is famous for its feathers. Because they're so closely related, there's no reason at all to think it didn't have feathers" (as quoted in Bjorn, 2006). No reason—except for the fact that the fossil description never once even mentioned the word feathers.
Birds have always been a "thorn-in-the-flesh" for evolutionists. In trying to explain their existence, Darwinians have had to rely on the dinosaur-to-birds theory (for a full rebuttal to this theory see http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/473). The scenario sounds simple enough—scales evolved into feathers and eventually dinosaurs either leapt into the air or jumped out of trees and flight became a reality. The truth on the matter is something entirely different, as scientists are slowly admitting. A recent discovery of a featherless, carnivorous dinosaur has researchers rethinking feather evolution. Ursula B. Göhlich and Luis M. Chiappe noted: "The absence of feathers or feather-like structures in a fossil phylogenetically nested within feathered theropods indicates that the evolution of these integumentary structures might be more complex than we originally thought" (2006, 440:329, emp. added). Complex does not even begin to describe the amazing properties of feathers and flight.
Named Juravenator starki, this new dinosaur places evolutionists in a conundrum. Scientists have assumed and inferred that other dinosaurs in this family were covered in feathers—on their way to becoming birds—and yet, this fossil evidence demonstrates that the Juraventorwas still covered with scales. Commenting on Göhlich and Chiappe's work, James Owen remarked: "The authors say the new species undermines the notion that a covering of simple, hair-like feathers was characteristic of such early theropods as was previously believed" (2006b). He further noted: "The specimen includes sections of fossilized skin that shows no evidence of feathers, despite the fact that the dinosaur's Jurassic age contemporaries from the same group were feathered" (2006b). As Xing Xu observed: "So Juravenator should bear filamentous feathers. But it seems to be a scaled animal, at least on the tail and hind legs. Why, then does a member of a feathered dinosaur family bear scales?" (2006, 440:288, italics in orig.). In an interview with Reuters, Göhlich noted: "Now we have a little dinosaur that belongs to coelurosaurs that does not show feathers. This is a problem" (as quoted in "Fossil Prompts Rethink...," 2006, emp. added). Problem, indeed. If dinosaurs are evolving feathers at this point in the evolutionary timeline, then this scaled creature presents a dilemma.
Their answer to this "problem"? Xing Xu noted that "it would not be surprising if feathers were lost and scaly skin re-evolved in some basal coelurosaurian species, or if feathers evolved several times independently early in coelurosaurian evolution" (440:288). So now we are to believe that dinosaurs evolved feathers, and then some of them "re-evolved" scales—or that the process of feather evolution occurred "several times" in different species? Horse feathers! All of this re-evolution and numerous occurrences of evolution in order to explain the existence of feathers is a smokescreen to hide the fact that Darwinian's do not have a clue as to what the real story is, and they are willing to bend their observations to fit their beloved theory.
In a telling article published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, four social scientists from Columbia and Yale universities revealed this week that scientific papers could actually perpetuate false ideas rather than correct them. They noted: "We found that published statements, regardless of their verity, tend to interfere with interpretation of the subsequent experiments and, therefore, can act as scientific 'microparadigms,' similar to dominant scientific theories" (Rzhetsky, et al., 2006, 103:4940). They also "found that previously published statements, regardless of whether they are subsequently shown to be true or false, can have a profound effect on interpretations of further experiments and the probability that a scientific community would converge to a correct conclusion" (103:4940). These papers discussing feathers and the dinosaur-to-birds theory are classic examples of scientific papers that are perpetuating false ideas rather than correcting them. Dinosaurs are not the evolutionary ancestors of birds.
Carey, Bjorn (2006), "Oldest Known Tyrannosaur Found," MSNBC News, [On-line], URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11236682/.
"Fossil Prompts Rethink on Dinosaur Feathers," (2006), MSNBC News, [On-line], URL: http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11838533/.
Göhlich, Ursula B. and Luis M. Chiappe (2006), "A New Carnivorous Dinosaur From the Late Jurassic Solnhofen Archipelago," Nature, 440:329-332, March 16.
Harrub, Brad (2005), "T. Rex Anniversary and Newsweek," Apologetics Press, [Online], URL: http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/307.
Holtz, Thomas R. Jr. (2006), "A Jurassic Tyrant is Crowned," Nature, 439:665-666, February 9.
Owen, James (2006a), "T. Rex's Oldest Ancestor Discovered in China," National Geographic News, [On-line], URL: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/02/0208_060208_dinosaur_china.html.
Owen, James (2006b), "Scaly New Dinosaur Creates Flap Over Feather Evolution," National Geographic News, [On-line], URL: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/03/0315_060315_dinosaur.html.
Rzhetsky, Andrey, Ivan Iossifov, Ji Meng Loh, and Kevin P. White (2006), "Microparadigms: Chains of Collective Reasoning in Publications About Molecular Interactions," Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 103[13]4940-4945, March 28.
Roach, John (2004), "New Dinosaur Discovered: T. Rex Cousin Had Feathers," National Geographic News, [On-line], URL: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2004/10/1006_041006_feathery_dino.html.
Xu, Xing (2006), "Scales, Feathers, and Dinosaurs," Nature, 440:287-288, March 16.
Xu, X., J.M. Clark, et al., (2006), "A Basal Tyrannosauroid Dinosaur from the Late Jurassic of China," Nature, 439:715-718, February 9.


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During a meeting last Tuesday evening, Sunnyside City councilors discussed the topic again and may be leaning towards acquiring a Pepsi vending machine. Although the details are still being discussed, councilors are looking to move forward with having a vending machine placed outside of the Joint Public Safety Building in the coming weeks. Councilor Tony Riffle said the machine could be placed outside of the Joint Public Safety Building on the northeast side where there is an outlet and a light hanging above.
"That would be the ideal place for it," said Riffle.
Riffle also said he talked with the owner of the Miner's Trading Post and found that customers in the area purchase Pepsi products 5 to 1 over Coke at the store. The only Coke product that customers are buying at a high rate is Diet Coke, Riffle said.
One of the main questions councilors wanted to research was the cost of going with Coca-Cola or Pepsi. Riffle said he checked with representatives from both Pepsi and Coke and found that both charge the same rate of 40 cents a can and that any price could be set by the city on how much the cans will cost. Riffle said that 75 cents is about the average charge for a 12 oz can it would give back 35 cents per can.
The way the money will be distributed has changed. Instead of Sunnyside's Fire Department only receiving the profits from the machine, now the fire departments from both Sunnyside and East Carbon and the Sunnyside ambulance will each receive a share of the profit from the product that is sold.
Councilor Shari Madrid suggested to the council that the profits should be split on a 30-30-40 scale, with the extra 10 percent going to whomever is taking care of filling the machine.
Another question that came up during the discussion was where the product would be stored until it was placed in the machine. One suggestion had the product being placed at the Joint Public Safety Building but councilors had concerns that some who love soda and have access to the building might take some of the product.
"As much as the pop disappears when we fill the fridge down there, I would be worried about it disappearing," said Councilor Kelly Maynes.
The council then mentioned the idea of storing the product at the Sunnyside City building, where it can be stored, monitored and how much of the product is being placed at the machine when it is being restocked.
"The product would need stored somewhere else. It can't be put in someone's office," said Mayor Doug Parsons.
The city has an option with the vending machine, as it can be filled with plastic bottles or aluminum cans. Parsons said that aluminum cans should be chosen as they are more likely to be tossed in the garbage or recycled by someone.
"It has to be cans," said Parsons noting the "tons and tons" of waste through plastic.
To help provide a way of discarding the cans, Riffle said he would donate a garbage can that would be placed near the machine and would be secured to the ground so it can not be tipped over.
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Jordan wrote:Bundy gets big league deal worth 6.225 million
With Delmonico, somewhere around $8.5 million.
ofahn wrote:With Delmonico, somewhere around $8.5 million.
If that figure is accurate WHY did we not sign any of the following:
Roney (18th round), Raubinger (28th round), Meyer (32nd round), or Zona (36th round)
If we're not going to invest in the international market we HAVE TO spend in the amateur draft. I'll be curious to see what teams like the Royals spent on their draft.
Jordan wrote:Here is our draft wrap-up with scouting reports on all 22 picks signed.
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The second installment of No Pain In Pop's 'The Bedroom Club' series finds another handful of young producers who revel in solitude and left-of-centre ideas. Where the first included artists such as D'eon and Pariah, this time there's a spotlight on seven artists, and little more is known about them than the woozy sounds themselves. Kicking off with mysterious Finnish artist Ukkonen's 'Five to Three' we start off in fine form with clouds of Lopatin-esque FM synthesizer set to pounding kicks and a pulsing acidic backdrop, setting the scene for the record with a whimsical outsider quality that's hard to put your finger on. Elsewhere John Ola's 'BD' is a warming, fuzzy downtempo chunk of electronics and the peculiarly monikered Buffalo Tide brings to mind Sir Richard D. James with the spannered 'Madchen Amick', which is rarely a bad thing. It's when beats are stripped away altogether that the 'The Bedroom Club II' comes into its own though, firstly with the eroded almost Leyland Kirby-isms of Beams' 'Reveal Secrets (The Processes)' and lastly with 'Hunger', a brand new track from Dyymond of Durham, who you're more likely to know as Matthew Barnes (aka Forest Swords) and fine artist Otto Baerst. Oh, and there's a track from Karen Gwyer - whose debut album for the label really just might be the best thing they've released to date. Recommended.


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Penobscot County Commissioners last night heard residents' concerns about a proposal to build a privately-owned highway from east to west across Maine.
The proposed east-west highway across Maine was the subject yesterday before the Penobscot County Commissioners. The commissioners heard first hand the worries of people like Jim Thomas, a Garland dairy farmer.
"The proposed east-west highway route goes through Garland. If so, it would probably take 30 acres of our field and severely restrict access to 70 more acres," Thomas said. "The corridor would take 100 additional acres of our woodland, which would further diminish our sustainability."
Thomas's concerns were addressed directly by Peter Vigue. Vigue, the chief executive of Pittsfield-based construction company Cianbro, is a chief backer of constructing the privately-owned highway.
"We have no right - we're not going to take your property. I assure of that. I'll promise you that," Vigue said. "And we have no right of eminent domain at all - at all."
"Thank you very much," Thomas responded.
Despite Vigue's assurances, anxiety about the route of the proposed highway, and the possibility of land takings, has many people in the region worried. It also prompted Gov. LePage to slow work on a financial feasability study that the last Legislature agreed to pay for.
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Each frame is put into a frame_list_t (/src/framebuffer.h)
Each frame is put into a frame_list_t (src/framebuffer.h)
therefore) the encoding order (/src/video_buffer.c)
therefore) the encoding order (src/video_buffer.c)
1) preprocess_vid_frame() (/src/frame_preprocess.c)
1) preprocess_vid_frame()
one of the frame processing threads (/src/frame_threads.c). One
one of the frame processing threads (src/frame_threads.c). One
enters the filters again
enters the filters again.
4) process_vid_frame() (/src/video_trans.c)
4) process_vid_frame()
: (the same as for 3) applies here, too)
: the same as for 3) applies here, too
: (the same as for 2) applies here, too)
: the same as for 2) applies here, too
7) postprocess_vid_frame() (/src/frame_postprocess.c)
7) postprocess_vid_frame()
If your you want to be able to run XXX: see /filter/filter_32detect.c
If your you want to be able to run XXX: see filter/filter_32detect.c
Transcode is a threaded application. The different threads which are of importance here are one decoder thread, one encoder thread and N frame processing threads. N is a number the user can control via the second argument of transcodes -u option.
Each frame is put into a frame_list_t (src/framebuffer.h) structure. The frames are buffered internally in a double linked list. The order of an frame in this list denotes the decoding (and therefore) the encoding order (src/video_buffer.c)
The import module decompresses a frame from the input file into a format the core of transcode likes. Just after the frame arrives in the decoder, the status of the frame is set to FRAME_WAIT. the first frame pre-processing takes place here.
After the very early clipping the filters get their draw with the tag
When all filters are done with TC_PRE_S_PROCESS, the frame leaves the decoder and the sychronous part and now waits to be picked up by one of the frame processing threads (src/frame_threads.c). One frame processing thread does the following: It grabs one frame from the frame_list and sets its state to FRAME_LOCK to make sure no other frame processing thread will take this frame. Now the frame enters the filters again.
Next, the internal processing routines take place
The frame wanders off into the filters a third time
The frame processing thread now sets the status of the frame to FRAME_READY which means the frame can now be picked up by the encoder. The encoder does again some processing and calls the filters for the fourth and last time.
After this a internal post processing takes place
When the frame has the skip flag set it will not be encoded, all other frames will encoded and freed.
decode() | 1) preprocess() | 2) filters(TC_PRE_S_PROCESS) | _____________/ | \______________ / | | | \ / | | | \ N F R A M E P R O C E S S I N G T H R E A D S / . . . . | . . . . | 3) filters(TC_PRE_M_PROCESS) | 4) process_vid_frame() | 5) filters(TC_POST_M_PROCESS) | | . . . . \ . . . . \_________|______ | ______|_______/ \ | / | 6) filters(TC_POST_S_PROCESS) | 7) postprocess() | encode()
Slot | Abb. | Comment ---------------------+------+---------------------------------- TC_PRE_S_PROCESS | ES | synchronous pre processing TC_PRE_M_PROCESS | EM | multithreaded pre processing TC_POST_M_PROCESS | OM | multithreaded post processing TC_POST_S_PROCESS | OS | synchronous post processingEvery filter in every slot can clone frames but the filter may not be called again with the cloned frame again. This depends on the slot the filter lives in. Note that a filter can live in several slots, for example, it can set the clone flag at ES time and catch the cloned frame at OM time if it likes to do so. The filter must keep in mind, that the cloned frame may have different geometry at OM time because it may be rescaled or resampled.
How to read the following table. The field "Slot" denotes the slot the filter is in when it sets CLONE. The "Slots to pass" field tells the slots the cloned frame will pass.
Slot | Slots to pass | Slots NOT passed ------+---------------+----------------- ES | EM OM OS | ES EM | EM OM OS | ES OM | OS | ES EM OM OS | OS | ES EM OMExample 1: A filter in ES sets CLONE. The filter itself will not see the cloned frame, but all filters in following slots will.
Example 2: A filter in EM sets CLONE. The filter _will_ see the cloned frame again and all consecutive slots will get it again, too.
Notes on Cloning. To clone a frame, the filter adds TC_FRAME_IS_CLONED to the frame pointer attributes. The frame ID never gets incremented to reflect the count of cloned frames. If the filter decides to clone a frame, it gets the frame back with the same ID but with TC_FRAME_WAS_CLONED set, so its easy to distinguish between the frame with the original ID and the duplicated ID.
Slot | slot in which the frame will be dropped ------+---------------------------------------- ES | Before EM EM | After EM, before OM OM | After OM, before OS OS | After OS, before encodeIn other words, a skipped frame gets dropped right after the filter has returned.
However, its not always possible to put a filter in _M_. In _M_ slots the filter may recieve the frames in any order. So if the filter does depend on correct frame ordering it cannot be in _M_. It may be possible to rewrite the filter in a way so that it does not depend on the order of frames, check if it can be done for your filter.
As an example, a deinterlace should always be run as a PRE filter before the the up/down scaling of the frame happens in transcode-core. A denoiser can be either run in PRE or in POST because it just does not matter. One can assume that if the user wants deinterlacing, in POST you can be pretty sure that you work with progressive material.
Always keep in mind that a filter can be in multiple slots. It depends on the filter which tag it wants.


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New EGNOS Open Service Definition Document released (OS SDD v2.0) Julkaistu: 27/03/2013
EGNOS Open Service Definition Document (OS SDD) v2.0 released !
The European Commission has released version 2.0 of the EGNOS SDD (Open Service Definition Document).
This documents reflects the improvements accomplished on the EGNOS service.
Both European businesses and citizens can greatly benefit from EGNOS. It can support new applications in a number of different sectors such as agriculture, like high-precision spraying of fertilisers, or transport, like automatic road-tolling or pay-per-use insurance schemes. EGNOS can also support much more precise personal navigation services, both for general and specific uses.
This update is of particular interest to receiver manufacturers, GNSS applications developers and users.
The V2.0 shows significant improvements on the geographic coverage of the EGNOS Open Service, as can be seen from the map below.
EGNOS (the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service) is the European Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) that complements the GPS system to improve the accuracy and provides integrity to the signal over most of Europe.
It is Europe's first venture into satellite navigation and a major stepping-stone towards Galileo, Europe's own global satellite navigation system for the future.
ESSP was founded in 2009 by the Air navigation services providers from France (DGAC/DSNA), Germany (DFS), Italy (ENAV)), Portugal (NAV-P), Spain (Aena), Switzerland (skyguide) and UK (NATS) and has for mission the provision of the EGNOS Open Service (OS) and Safety of Life (SoL) Service compliant with ICAO SBAS standards and recommended practices throughout the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) Region.
ESSP is also in charge of the provision of the EDAS Service (EGNOS Data Access Service).


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NORTH PROVIDENCE — North Providence made quick work of St. Raphael in their showdown for first place in the Division II-West standings on Monday afternoon at Governor Notte Park.
The Cougars used a four-run rally in the bottom of the fifth inning and the steady five-hit pitching of senior Lindsay Cabral to help produce their third shutout victory in as many games, a 5-0 win that took just 70 minutes to complete.
Both the Saints (2-1) and Cougars were coming off an impressive opening week of play that saw SRA defeat Classical and Tiverton by a combined score of 34-2 and N.P. blank Division II newcomers Central and Davies by identical 12-0 scores.
Those wins helped set the stage for Monday's early-season showdown, which lived up to expectations until the Cougars, holding a 1-0 lead after 4 1/2 innings, rallied in the fifth by collecting five of their 10 hits off Saints reliever Kaylee Sylvestre. She started the game in left field, but was called to the mound after the Saints' starting pitcher, Quinci Eacueo, was called for four illegal pitches that led to a walk to the only batter she faced.
Sylvestre kept the Cougars off the board until they scored the only run they needed in the fourth. Kelsey Burgess led off by belting the first pitch she saw into the gap in left-center for a double, and after she stole third on a delayed theft, Mia Scampoli blooped an opposite-field, two-run single near the left-field line to make it a 1-0 game.
The Saints, who stranded five of their six runners in the game in scoring position, had their best chance to break on the board in the fourth, when with one gone, line singles to left by Eacueo and Haley Mitsmenn, followed by a fielder's choice grounder by Alexis Vieira, loaded the bases.
The next batter, Arianna Haddock, lined out to center fielder Kelsey Vargas, but Sabrina Verrechia, who was used as a pinch-runner for Eacueo, wandered too far off third and was unable to get back to the base in time to tag up and score. Cabral then bore down and got the next batter to pop out to her catcher, Tateana Marulanda, to end the threat.
In the fifth, the Cougars went to work. Infield hits by Racheal Ramos and Vargas kicked off the rally, and one out later, they each advanced a base on a double steal and scored on a line single to left by Cabral. Burgess then belted her second double of the game -- a long drive to the warning track in left-center -- to score Cabral all the way from first and give the Cougars plenty of breathing room.
The Saints, who played errorless defense in the field, also received a nice play from center fielder Kamryn Labree, who threw out Vargas at the plate to end the bottom of the sixth. Vargas tried to score from second on a base hit up the middle, but she was cut down on Labree's strong throw.
Cabral, meanwhile, only struck out four batters in her fine performance, but she also walked none and set down 11 of the final 12 batters she faced. Sylvestre also finished with four strikeouts and no free passes.
The Saints will return to their Hank Soar Complex home on Wednesday for a 3:30 p.m. affair against neighboring Davies.


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Off-Centered Film Fest Stuntin' with the Lonely Island and More!
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The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema and Dogfish Head Craft Brewery have teamed up for the 7th Annual Off-Centered Film Fest, an epic multi-day celebration of craft beer, delicious food and "off-centered films for off-centered people"! This year, it all revolves around the theme of "Stuntin'", paying tribute to the daredevil spirit. OCFF kicks off with an outdoor beer party screening of the thoroughly "Stuntin'" comedy HOT ROD with special guests The Lonely Island – Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone – in person. Also on tap for the weekend: Stunt-packed cinematic thrills courtesy of Harold Lloyd's silent-era masterpiece SAFETY LAST, Jackie Chan's bone-crunching kung fu classic DRUNKEN MASTER and more! Rare and vintage Dogfish Head beers will be available for purchase at all screenings. Plus, Sam Calagione, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery Founder and Head Brewer, will be in person throughout the fest, hosting and toasting the spirit of "Stuntin'" at all of this year's events. Don't front- STUNT with all of the exxxtreme programming below!
THURSDAY, APRIL 24th – Fiesta Gardens (note: new location!)
HOT ROD Rolling Roadshow Beer Party with Special Guests The Lonely Island – Andy Samberg, Akiva Schaffer and Jorma Taccone!
Spectacular 35mm screening of the stunt-packed comedy celebrating its seventh anniversary at the seventh annual OCFF! Plus, free mustaches for all! (while supplies last) Members of the Central Texas brewing community will be out in full force to showcase, and in some cases premiere, their most extreme, rare brews. Plus, delicious edibles will be on sale from local food trucks. Ticket sales will also include an option to donate to the Texas Craft Brewers Guild. Bring a blanket and/or chair and enjoy a great movie, brew and food under the stars. Gates open at 6:00 PM and the movie will start at sundown.
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Join Sam Calagione, founder of Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, for an evening of off-centered ales and flavor-packed cuisine while watching a brand new restoration of the essential Jackie Chan marital arts jaw-dropper DRUNKEN MASTER. Power your way through five gourmet courses of Asian-inspired food paired with rare and vintage Dogfish Head beers. Stay tuned for full menu details & beer pairings and prepare to drool, friends.
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Ultra-rare 35mm screening of this 1978 feature, a nitro-glycerin cocktail of suicide-level stuntwork and amazingly awful mullet-rock. See badass stuntman Grant Page set on fire, attacked by jungle cats, blown up with TNT, hurtled over countless cliffs and more. And, in between these documentary-style vignettes, let yourself fall under the spell of rock Sorcery – a bell-bottomed, be-mulleted band featuring not one but TWO wizards in their stage act! Essential viewing for adrenaline junkies, rock/wizard/mullet enthusiasts, and fans of non-stop extreme fun.
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Join us for an intimate, irreverent and wildly entertaining evening of goofy faces, white boy rap on boats, and laser cats with Akiva Schaffer, Andy Samberg, and Jorma Taccone, aka, The Lonely Island. The Emmy winning (!) minds behind "Dick in a Box" will be on hand for a night of merriment, beer drinking, and clip watching on a screen way bigger than your laptop. Rest assured: Everything will be awesome.
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Off-Centered Film Fest 2014 draws to a close with a screening of Harold Lloyd's dazzling, stunt-filled silent masterpiece. Before the feature, we'll showcase the three winning "Stuntin"-themed OCFF short films, and Sam Calagione will be on hand to award the winners their prizes.
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An evening with a Nicolas Cage classic… and the film's most staunch defender, film critic Marc Calderaro, who'll provide live commentary throughout the show. While masquerading as a comic book blockbuster, GHOST RIDER plumbs the depths of how Hollywood films get made, and how one man – with enough star power and sheer fanatical will – can derail the whole process. Calderaro is our Virgil on this tour of production hell, guiding us through decisions and motivations of those who made the film for love (read: Cage), and those for money (read: Just about everyone else). Let's watch monkey movies, listen to the Carpenters, and drink jellybeans out of martini glasses until our heads explode on fire.
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EGNOS lands in both Sweden and Norway ! Published on: 22/01/2014
EGNOS lands in both Sweden and Norway !
ESSP (European Satellite Service Provider) has signed an EGNOS working agreement with LFV from Sweden and AVINOR from Norway (© ESSP)
ESSP has just signed an EGNOS Working Agreement (EWA) with LFV from Sweden and Avinor from Norway.
It is a key step for the implementation of EGNOS-based approach procedures (LPV procedures) at Swedish and Norwegian airports.
The signature was sealed by ESSP President Dirk Werquin and Avinor ANS CEO, Anders Kirsebom in early December and by Dirk Werquin and LFV Director of ATM Production, Anna Helena Wåhlin, in mid December 2013.
The EGNOS Working Agreement formalizes the operational and technical modalities between ESSP and Avinor AS, and between ESSP and LFV, in order to support the gradual introduction and use of EGNOS LPV (Localizer Performance with Vertical guidance) approaches in Norwegian and Swedish airports.
From now on, both Avinor and LFV can start designing and publishing EGNOS-based procedures that will improve safety, accessibility and efficiency to pilots and operators at their local airports.
"We are very pleased with this contract, and look forward to implement the technology on our airports in the years to come. Improving safety and efficiency on our airports will be of great benefit to our customer" said Avinor Project Manager Alexander Løvar.
"The agreement on precision navigation with satellite data from EGNOS is an important step for air navigation services. We expect to be able to take the new technology into use sometime in the summer" says Anna Helena Wåhlin from LFV.
EGNOS provides a cost effective alternative to ILS CAT I, offering similar performance, and it is free !
The European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service, is a Satellite-Based Augmentation System (SBAS) that improves the accuracy and provides integrity to the GPS Signal over most of Europe.The EC owns and manages the EGNOS system. ESA is the EGNOS design agent under a delegation agreement with the EC. Similar services are provided in North America by the Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS), in Japan by the Multifunctional Satellite Augmentation System (MSAS) and in India by the GAGAN System. Other similar Satellite Based Augmentation Systems (SBAS) are under study or development in other regions of the world. It is Europe's first venture into satellite navigation and a major stepping-stone towards Galileo, Europe's own global satellite navigation system for the future. Starting from 1st January 2014, EGNOS is managed by the European GNSS Agency (GSA).
Founded in 2009 by the Air navigation services providers from France (DGAC/DSNA), Germany (DFS), Italy (ENAV)), Portugal (NAV-P), Spain (Aena), Switzerland (skyguide) and UK (NATS) to act as service Provider for the EGNOS system, the European Geostationary Navigation Overlay Service. ESSP has for mission the provision of the EGNOS Open Service (OS) and Safety of Life (SoL) Service compliant with ICAO SBAS standards and recommended practices throughout the European Civil Aviation Conference (ECAC) Region and is also in charge of the provision of the EDAS Service (EGNOS Data Access Service)
Avinor AS is a state-owned limited company that operates most of the civil airports in Norway.
Avinor was created on 1 January 2003, by the privatization of the Norwegian Civil Aviation Administration known as Luftfartsverket. Its head office is in Bjørvika, Oslo. Avinor owns and operates 46 airports in Norway and is responsible for air traffic control services in Norway.
LFV is a public enterprise with approx. 1,250 employees that operates air navigation services for civil and military customers at 28 locations in Sweden. We have sales of over SEK 3 billion. LFV is one of Europe's leading actors in air navigation services. Our solutions for even safer and more cost-effective air navigation are being noticed, and in the area of environment we are at the forefront to minimize environmental impact.


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