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Jim Burroway
May 5th, 2008
He's back, and he talked to Morgan Jon Fox for his forthcoming documentary, "This Is What Love In Action Looks Like."
Zach was the sixteen-year-old gay teen who, in 2005, gained worldwide attention when he wrote on his MySpace blog about coming out to his parents. They quickly shipped him off to Love Won Out's Refuge program for teens. But before entering the program, Zach posted Love In Action's rules online for everyone to see, and those rules provide a very revealing glimpse into the very strange world of Love In Action. After weeks of protest and worldwide condemnation, the Refuge program was finally shut down. But Love In Action remains active, a dark stain on an ex-gay movement running amok with no oversight or accountability.
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WINNIPEG, MANITOBA--(Marketwire - Jan. 5, 2012) - Wildcat Exploration Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:WEL) is pleased to report that assay results from drilling on its Burntwood property in the Thompson Nickel Belt (TNB) confirmed the presence of nickel mineralization as well as an unexpected gold-bearing quartz vein in the targeted rocks.
The previously announced drill program (see News Release December 14, 2011) was primarily designed to intersect nickel-copper mineralization in the TNB. However, Wildcat geologists also analyzed for gold and platinum group elements (PGE) and this work was successful in identifying gold mineralization in drill hole TB-2011-02.
Drill hole TB-2011-02 intersected one metre (core length) of gold mineralization grading 152.5 g/t gold from 125.9 m to 126.9 m (non 43-101 compliant). This result was confirmed with a re-assay which graded 145.5 g/t gold and was further supported by the observation of native gold within a smoky-grey quartz vein and along the enveloping wall rock. The quartz vein is hosted within a well-foliated garnet-biotite-quartz metasedimentary rock. Wildcat has completed preliminary follow-up sampling in core bordering the gold intersection. The drill has been left on site, and Wildcat plans to follow-up the gold mineralization with additional drilling.
Other assay results confirm the presence of nickel mineralization within the Ospwagan rocks of the TNB. The best intersection occurred in drill hole TB-2011-01, which included 0.28% Ni from 169.6 m to 180.6 m (11 m core width). This mineralization is associated with disseminated sulphides (mainly pyrrhotite) hosted within Ospwagan perridotite. The company is considering down-hole electromagnetic surveys to check for nearby anomalies.
Tom Lewis, VP of Exploration commented, "Intersecting gold within the TNB was rather unexpected, although we had sampled for gold and PGE in the remote possibility that such mineralization might be present. We will continue to focus on the nickel and copper potential of the Burntwood property and, in addition, we plan to follow up on this new gold intersection with further drilling."
Wildcat's exploration program is managed by Tom Lewis, P.Eng., a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101, who has reviewed all technical information in this release.
About Wildcat
Wildcat Exploration Ltd. is a Winnipeg-based company exploring for gold and base metals in Canada. Its portfolio includes: (1) the Jeep, Mike Power and Poundmaker gold properties under option to San Gold Corporation, together with two additional gold exploration properties in the Rice Lake greenstone belt in Manitoba, (2) the McVicar gold property in the Uchi subprovince of Ontario, (3) the Reed Lake base metal property in the Flin Flon-Snow Lake greenstone belt in Manitoba, (4) the Burntwood property in the Thompson Nickel Belt in Manitoba and (5) the Foster zinc-lead-silver property in Saskatchewan. The Company seeks to continuously upgrade its property portfolio through exploration and accretive transactions.
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No stock exchange, securities commission or other regulatory authority has approved or disapproved the information contained herein. This news release may contain "forward-looking information", within the meaning of applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking information includes, but is not limited to, statements with respect to Wildcat's exploration program and plans. Generally, forward-looking information can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "believes", "plans", "seeks", "expects", "budget" or variations of such words or statements that certain actions, events or results may, could, will, will be, would be or are expected to be. Forward-looking information is subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Wildcat to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking information. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such information. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking information. Wildcat does not undertake to update any forward- looking information, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.The TSX and the OTCQX exchanges have not reviewed and do not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.


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after taking Clomid : how long until you conceived, and did you conceive multiples or singles??
I had a D&C at 13wks for a babe that stopped developing at 8wks. Its been 4 months of trying - still no luck. Considering taking Clomid but scared of mulitples.
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The chances of conceiving a child with Clomid in any given cycle is around 10 to 12 percent. Getting pregnant with two or more babies. Multiple pregnancies occur in about 10 percent of all births, most commonly twins. Triplets and quadruplets are rare. Some doctors only prescribe Clomid if you have been trying to achieve pregnancy for a year or more. That way it shows that you are truly having issues with fertility. Possible side effects, which could include hot flashes, mood changes, bloating, vaginal dryness, and decreased cervical mucus. There is an increased risk of an ectopic pregnancy (tubal) occurring with Clomid. There are a lot of things that you can do to boost your chances of conceiving a baby quickly and naturally, just follow this pregnancy plan from http://thegettingpregnantplan.webs.com . This method has helped more than a thousand women with various fertility problems such as PCOS, low progesterone, hormone imbalance, ovarian cysts, etc.posted 11/12/2014 by a BabyCenter Member
I did clomid 2x- first time miscarried at 10 weeks, clomid 100 mg. 2nd time did clomid (150) and ovadril and got pregnant with twins.posted 11/11/2010 by twinmomma + one mo
I got pregnant on 3rd cycle with clomid (100mg). One beautiful baby boy! 3yrs on and now TTC #2 - will take clomid if I have to, but the multiples issue worries me more now I'm older.posted 11/12/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
I got pregnant with my son 1st round of 50mg of clomid. TTC #2 currently and didnt respond to clomid at all this time, doctor moved me on to femara. Good luck!posted 11/13/2010 by a BabyCenter Member
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THE Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD) held the first of a series of community consultation forums in Cooma last week, which will help direct the development of a five year Monaro health plan.
Local health officials facilitated the forum at the Cooma Hotel on Thursday, June 12, seeking a range of opinions for their five year Clinical Services Plan for Monaro health services.
Residents raised a number of concerns throughout the forum focusing on; Cooma Hospital and Health Service improving their communications with the public and the need for increased health services to based in Cooma.
One gentleman spoke of the need to increase the ways people can access information into the services available at Cooma Hospital. He said people only became aware of the services the hospital provides when they require that particular service.
Zoe Harris, the Manager of Health Services Planning for the SNSWLHD, agreed more needs to be done to help those who are unable to access information online and may miss out on valuable information.
"From this we need to get better at advertising our services, our planning will go a long way to addressing this," Ms Harris said.
"We need to improve our communication."
The plan takes in the Cooma-Monaro, Bombala and Snowy River Shires, providing the opportunity to review population needs against current service capacity. From this the SNSWLHD will tailor their services to meet the expected needs of the community till 2019 and beyond.
Ms Harris presented a regional profile of the Monaro and discussed how this will shape the planning for future health services.
"The median ages are: 38 years for the Snowy River LGA, 43 years in Cooma and 46 years in Bombala," Ms Harris said.
"The forum allowed people, especially the elderly to come along and raise their concerns."
A number of people wished to make it clear that they felt the hospital's services were generally well received by patients and the community. One lady said the Cooma maternity unit is the 'jewel in the crown' of regional health services and is respected across the Monaro.
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Jan. 5, 2013 COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) -- Clemson wide receiver Sammy Watkins is off to the NFL.
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The source also said two other Tigers in receiver Martavis Bryant and cornerback Bashaud Breeland were also giving up the rest of their college eligibility for the NFL.
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While the residential marketplace is finally showing real traction in its recovery, the relocation segment of the market has been the focus of much debate. The volume of employer-sponsored moves dropped precipitously during the housing collapse and recessionary years. Will we see a return to business as usual for traditional relocation services? Or has this segment morphed irrevocably, calling for different brokerage models for mobility services?
From the perspective of our relocation-focused consulting practice, we know that corporate relocation business used to be a thoroughbred money maker in many brokers' stables. While we don't expect full recovery of direct client/broker relationships or referral volume, we think that corporate relocation and business-level relationships can still be harnessed to plow much worthwhile revenue for adaptive relocation directors and their firms.
We've pieced together the limited hard data on corporate mobility from Worldwide ERC to reconstruct volume trends. We estimate that from its peak volume in 2006, corporate relocation volume declined at least 28 percent by 2010, and even this bleak result may be understated. Employers cited hiring freezes and transfer reluctance as new-hire moves declined to only ¼ of all relocations. Considering that WERC membership is weighted toward larger and more sophisticated mobility programs, we suspect that smaller and less efficient companies likely reduced hiring and relocations even more sharply.
Anecdotally among service providers, we have heard estimates of 30-50 percent volume shrinkage over this period, which we can neither prove nor disprove but intuitively accept.
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Paul Cameron's "Scandinavian Gay Lifespan" Study Debunked
Jim Burroway
April 9th, 2007
In 1993, Paul Cameron, of the Family Research Institute, began touting a paper he said he presented at the Eastern Psychological Association entitled, "The lifespan of homosexuals." Using obituaries from various gay newspapers around the country, Cameron claimed that the average lifespan for gay men was a mere 42 years. For lesbians, the average was 44.
While that study was roundly criticized for its ridiculous methodology, those statistics have persisted as a sort of macabre urban legend among some anti-gay activists. Among them include Christopher Rosik, a California psychologist who cites Cameron's lifespan figure as justification for sexual orientation conversion therapy.
Well, Cameron's at it again, hijacking the Eastern Psychological Association's reputation once again to claim that gays and lesbians in registered partnerships in Denmark and Norway experience a lifespan up to 24 years shorter than their heterosexual counterparts. His latest claims are already being picked up by anti-gay activists, conservative news organizations, blogs, and pundits. Conservative columnist Armstrong Williams commented on Cameron's claims and asked, "Considering these statistics, do you now believe that vulnerable children should be raised in such an unstable environment?" It's only a matter of time before these statistics make their way into the mainstream media.
Cameron's paper, "Federal Distortion of Homosexual Footprint," is filled with all the strange and bogus statistics we've come to expect from him. I examined his methods and in my latest report, "Paul Cameron's Footprint," I show you why the claims he makes based on data from Denmark and Norway are completely worthless. My conclusions:
Yes, Cameron is up to his same old tricks again. You can bet that this won't be the last time we hear from him. And no matter how ridiculous his methodologies may be, he will continue to provide statistical fodder for the anti-gay lobby. But with his latest paper on the "Homosexual Footprint," he doesn't have a leg to stand on. This time, as always, his "footprint" is planted firmly in his mouth.
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By Judy Belanger
TWELVE DAYS OF KINDERGARTEN: A COUNTING BOOK, by Deborah Lee Rose, illustrated by Carey Armstrong-Ellis, Harry N. Abrams, Inc., $14.95; ages 4-8.
What a fun way to use the 12-days song idea. Rose has picked 12 kindergarten learning experiences, such as seven stacks for sorting and eight beads for stringing. If you have visited a kindergarten room recently you know that Armstrong-Ellis has really captured the variety of typical daily activities. My favorite character is the little girl clinging to the teacher's skirt. Every class has one of them, especially at the beginning of the year. Besides just being fun, this book is a good way for parents of a kindergartner-to-be to show the child what he or she will be doing in school. Kindergarten teachers can use it to provide an overall picture of the school year. What great discussions the pictures can stimulate for a family or a class. Even older children will enjoy reviewing the fun they had in kindergarten.
EMILY & FRIENDS PLAYTIME LEARNING BOX, by Rosemary Wells, Hyperion Books for Children, $19.99; ages 4-8.
Many kindergarten math programs count the days of school and celebrate the 100th day when they have bundled together enough straws to make 10 groups of 10. In Emily's box, there are materials to help children keep track of 100 days of school on their own. There is a wall chart and stickers for days one to 100 and stickers for special days. There is also a deck of cards for "Go Fish" and a chart to mark a child's growth for the year. You will find a set of 100 cards with typical annual classroom events.
IF YOU TAKE A MOUSE TO SCHOOL, by Laura Numeroff, illustrated by Felicia Bond, Laura Geringer, $15.99; ages 3-7. Mouse is ready for school. His lunchbox is packed, he has his notepad and pencils and he is ready for the day's activities. During the day, Mouse learns a little math, writes a story, eats his lunch, plays on the playground and arrives home ready to start all over again on another day. In the same vein as If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, this is just one of the circular tales that Numeroff has made popular.
HELLO SCHOOL: A Classroom Full of Poems, by Dee Lillegard, illustrated by Don Carter, Dragonfly, $6.99; ages 4-8.
This book is filled with short poems about school and the things you find there. The building is waiting, teacher is at her desk, and the child arrives ready for the first day with supplies in his bag and new shoes on his feet. All day long the children work at art, music, dress up and reading. When the day is over, the doors open for them to get on the bus and head home. Lillegard has captured the day and Carter, with his brightly colored three-dimensional pictures, has brought the poems to life. BISCUIT LOVES SCHOOL GIANT LIFT-THE-FLAP, by Alyssa Satin Capucilli, pictures by Pat Schories, Harper Festival, $9.99; ages 3-6.
Biscuit, the puppy, gets to go to school. Children can have fun joining him as he looks around the classroom-spying things hidden behind 50 different flaps and peaking behind the blocks to find an item that starts with each letter of the alphabet. Biscuit is not the only one who will be exploring and learning while reading this book.
LITTLE BROWN BEAR WON'T GO TO SCHOOL!, by Jane Dyer, Little, Brown and Co., $15.95; ages 4-8.
Little Brown Bear doesn't want to go to school. Instead, he plans to find a job and work like Mom and Dad. He quickly learns he doesn't have the skills for work because he can't write or read instructions. He peeks in the school window and sees the other animals having a good time. The teacher welcomes him in and says she has a job for him. Every year there is at least one child who loudly announces he or she is not ready to go to school. Some children are apprehensive about their first day but Little Brown Bear may help ease this first-day, butterfly-stomach, situation.
D.W.'S GUIDE TO PRESCHOOL, by Marc Brown, Little, Brown and Co., $15.95; ages 4-8
Even little ones starting preschool for the first time, are familiar with Arthur and his little sister D.W. from Brown's many other books as well as the "Arthur" TV show. So D.W. is a good aardvark to explain the experience. She emphasizes school is a good place because a family member picks you up at the end of the day and you go back again tomorrow. New kindergartners will find a lot of similarities to their days as well.
MY GRANDMA IS WONDERFUL AND MY GRANDPA IS AMAZING, by Nick Butterworth, Candlewick Press, $5.99; ages 4-8.
These short, little books are filled with memories. The books can spark children to talk about what makes their grandparents wonderful and amazing. What do they like to do with grandpa? Where do they like to go with grandma? They can come up with ideas special to them and their own grandparents. They can also use these books as a format to write their own story.
THANK YOU, GRANDPA, by Lynn Plourde, illustrated by Jason Cockcroft, Dutton Children's Books, $15.99; ages 4-8.
This book can be used to help a child understand the grief and loss of a loved one. The little girl enjoyed walking in the woods with her grandpa where they always found some interesting animals or insects. As each would run away or disappear, Grandpa would say, "Thank you and good-bye." Thank you to the butterfly and the firefly. Thank you to the bird and the bee, to the grasshopper and the spider. And one day, the little girl is walking alone. As she remembers their walks together, she thanks her grandfather for teaching her how to say good-bye.
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Pages of recipes: 253
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Unstuffed Chicken
Preheat oven to 350°. Grease the bottom of a 9x13-inch baking dish. Lay chicken breasts on the bottom. Top chicken with Swiss cheese slices. Layer seasoned croutons on top. Cut margarine into small pieces and dot over croutons. Mix soup and milk together and pour over entire dish. Cover with foil and bake for 45
minutes. Remove foil and bake for an
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The temperature of the chicken should reach 165°.
Grandma's Dirt Cups
Crush cookies in a plastic bag with a rolling pin or use a food processor. Pour milk into a large bowl. Add pudding mix, beat with a mixer and let stand 5 minutes. Stir in Cool Whip and 1/2 of the crushed cookies. Place about 1 T. crushed cookies in the bottom of each cup. Fill the cup about ¾ full of pudding mixture. Top with remaining crushed cookies. Refrigerate 1 hour or until ready. Decorate with candy, nuts and granola as desired.
Sugarless Cookies
Boil raisins, dates and apples in 1/2 C. water for 3 minutes. Mix in shortening; cool. Add beaten eggs, honey, vanilla and baking soda to mixture, then stir in flour and nuts. Refrigerate until chilled. Drop by teaspoons on a well-greased cookie sheet. Bake at 350° for 10-12 minutes. Refrigerate in an airtight container.
Vegetable Pizza (above)
In a pizza pan or jelly roll pan, press
together crescent rolls. Bake at 375° for 10-15 minutes. Combine cream cheese, dill weed, mayonnaise, sour cream and onion flakes. Spread over cooled crust. Place cut up vegetables on top and sprinkle with cheese.
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Loaded Baked Potato Cheeseball
Mix together cream cheese, sour cream and Cheddar. Add in bacon and onions. Shape into a ball and refrigerate for several hours. Serve with a variety of crackers.
Low Fat Fruit Salad
Mix yogurt and pudding mix together. Add oranges and pineapple. Fold in Cool Whip. Refrigerate.
Mostaccioli Salad
Cook and drain the pasta. Add oil to the pasta. Add pimento, onion, green pepper, tomatoes and olives. Combine sugar, white vinegar, salt, pepper, garlic salt and dry mustard. Pour the sugar mixture over the pasta and vegetables and marinate for at least 24 hours, or up to 2 days.
Philly Cheese Steak Meatloaf (above)
Sauté chopped onion, green peppers and garlic cloves in 2 tsp. olive oil until tender. Set aside. Combine in a large mixing bowl the ground chuck, oatmeal, tomato sauce or catsup, egg, pepper and salt. Add sautéed mixture and mix. Shape mixture into an 8x5-inch loaf on a broiler pan. Bake at 350° for 50-55 minutes (160° on a meat thermometer). Arrange the provolone cheese on top of loaf, overlapping slices. Bake an additional 5 minutes. Sauté the sliced onion and green pepper in 1 T. of olive oil until tender. Slice meatloaf and top with the onion-green pepper mixture.
Guidelines for Healthy Meal Planning
By following the government's Dietary Guidelines for Americans, you can promote your health and reduce your risk for chronic diseases such as heart disease, certain types of cancer, diabetes, stroke and osteoporosis. These diseases are leading causes of death and disability among Americans. Good diets can also reduce major risk factors for chronic disease – such as obesity, high blood pressure and high blood cholesterol. Your food choices, lifestyle, environment, and family history all affect your well-being. It's important for everyone to follow the 10 Dietary Guidelines listed below. If you're at higher risk of having a chronic disease, it's especially important.
The Dietary Guidelines for Americans include the following:
Aim for fitness …
• Aim for a healthy weight.
• Be physically active each day.
Build a healthy base …
• Let the Pyramid guide your food choices.
• Choose a variety of grains daily, especially whole grains.
• Choose a variety of fruits and vegetables daily.
• Keep food safe to eat.
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• Choose a diet that is low in saturated fat and cholesterol and moderate in total fat.
• Choose beverages and foods to moderate your intake of sugars.
• Choose and prepare foods with less salt.
• If you drink alcoholic beverages, do so in moderation.
Low Sugar Raspberry Thumbprints
(makes 16 cookies)
In a large bowl, cream margarine and sugar until light and fluffy. Add egg white and vanilla. Beat well. Stir in flour. Using your hands, form dough into a ball. Wrap in plastic wrap and chill for at least 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 350°. Shape dough into 1-inch balls. Place 2 inches apart on a cookie sheet that has been lightly coated with cooking spray. Using your thumb, press a hole in the center of each cookie. Bake for 8 to 10 minutes, until golden. Cool completely on wire racks. Spoon 1/2 teaspoon (2.5 ml) of the raspberry fruit spread into center of each cookie. If desired, make a thin icing out of confectioner's sugar and milk and drizzle on top.
Per 1-cookie serving (without icing): 85 calories (31% calories from fat), 1 g protein, 3 g fat, trace dietary fiber, 0 cholesterol, 43 mg sodium
Apple and Thyme Chicken
(4 servings)
Preheat oven to 375°. Rinse chicken breasts and pat dry with paper towels. Lightly spray a baking dish with cooking spray. Sprinkle chicken breasts with salt and pepper. Place in a single layer in the prepared baking dish. Arrange apple slices over and around chicken breasts. Sprinkle with shallot and thyme leaves; pour on the balsamic vinegar. Bake for 15 to 20 minutes, until chicken is opaque throughout (cut to test). Arrange cooked breasts on a platter and spoon apples and cooking juices on top. Garnish with thyme sprigs, if desired. Serve at once.
Per Serving: 163 calories (9% calories from fat), 27 g protein, 2 g total fat (0.4 g saturated fat),
9 g carbohydrate, 1 g dietary fiber, 66 mg cholesterol, 78 mg sodium
Exchanges: 3 very lean meat, 1 carbohydrate (1 fruit)
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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Major
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 3.4, 4.0-ALPHA
Component/s: modules/analysis
Lucene Fields:Patch Available
The CompoundWordTokenFilterBase.setToken method will call clearAttributes() and then will reset only the default Token attributes (term, position, flags, etc) resulting in any custom attributes losing their value. Commenting out clearAttributes() seems to do the trick, but will fail the TestCompoundWordTokenFilter tests..
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Looks great now, thanks a lot guys!
Finally also removed deprecations, so this issue is resolved.
Thanks Spyros for reporting this and making the initial patch!
Committed 3.x revision: 1188604
Committed trunk revision: 1188597
Final trunk patch, which gets committed now:
- Changed the CompoundToken class to use CharSequence for holding the slices.
- Added javadocs with recommendations for performance.
- Deprecated all String[] methods.
Once this is committed, I will backport and then in a second step remove the deprecated methods in trunk.
Robert: I agree. I think, I will do this in a separate issue, to get those changes first into 3.x (by merging) and then deprecate/remove all this later. Do we have other StopFilters and similar classes that have those String[] ctors?
I will also add a javadocs info to the ctor: "This filter does many lookups on the dictionary, so it is recommended for optimal performance to add a LowercaseFilter before this filter and make the CharArraySet passed as dictionary case insensitive."
I would like to add this as a hint, as this filter does per term lots of lookups in the Set.
Just one idea: if the base has makeDictionary(String[]), then maybe deprecate-3x-remove-trunk the stupid string[] ctors and just take the CharArraySet?
I think this would remove about half the ctors in both base and subclasses, and I think these ctors are stupid myself.
Otherwise, looks great!
One more time the filter was revisited and partly rewritten:
- it no longer clones the orginal token, as decompounding is done when TokenStream is on this token, which does not change. The decompounder simply takes termAtt/offsetAtt and produces new CompoundToken instances out of it, added to the LinkedList. The original is returned unmodified by a simple "return true". This filter actually only creates new opjects when compounds are found, all other tokens are passed as is.
- CompoundToken is now a simple wrapper around the characters and the offsets, copied out of the unmodified original termAtt.
I think thats the most effective implementation of this filters. I think it's ready to commit.
More cleanup:
- As original token is always preserved, is not put into the list at all and returned without modifying (no extra copy operations)
- removed deprecated makeDictionary method and corrected matchVersion usage.
Attached you will find a new patch for trunk. I made some improvements to the copy operations and CompoundTokenClass:
- copy operations no longer create useless String objects or clones of String's internal char[] (this slows down indexing a lot)
- the algorithmic hyphenator uses CTA's char[] directly as it did for Token before (see above) and uses optimized append()
- the broken non-unicode-conform lowercasing was removed, instead, the CharArraySet is created case insensitive. If you pass in an own CharArraySet, it has to be case insensitive, if not, filter will fail (what to do? Robert, how do we handle that otherwise?)
- As all tokens are again CTAs, the CAS lookup is fast again.
- Some whitespace cleanup in the test and relicts in base source file (Lucene requires 2 spaces, no tabs)
Robert, if you could look into it, it would be great. I did not test it with Solr, but for me it looks correct.
ShingleMatrix is gone in 4.0 and deprecated in 3.x. There may be other filters with the same problem, maybe we should look for uses of Token class (which MUST DIE DIE DIE!) in the analyzers.
I agree, lets fix this!
Are there any other tokenstreams that don't yet work correctly with the attributes API?
I was surprised there was no warning in the javadocs for this one.
I thought I remembered us adding a warning, maybe that was ShingleMatrix though.
Hi Spyros,
thanks for taking care. The patch looks correct, I have some minor recommendations (I will post them later).
I will report back soon.
I am attaching a patch that uses the TokenStream API instead of Token for the decompounders (CompoundWordTokenFilterBase, DictionaryCompoundWordTokenFilter, HyphenationCompoundWordTokenFilter).Non-common attributes are now being passed on correctly through the analyzer chain. unit test of the functionality is included.
Hope it helps..any improvements are of course welcome.


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Thursday Aug 20 2009
Knights come to rescue of those in need
By: Ashley Cisek News Messenger Intern
Upcoming events Oktoberfest When: Oct. 17 Where: McBean Park Pavillion Tootsie roll drive When: Oct. 23 Where: In front of Raley's and Safeway Thanksgiving Meal (non-denominational) When: Nov. 22 Where: St. Josephs Church, 280 Oak Tree Lane Contact: Knights of Columbus online at kofcsj.com Lincoln's Knights of Columbus support more than the Catholic Church, according to Knights Council 9202. Originally established in 1882 by Father Michael J. McGivney as a fraternal benefit society to help support the families of members, the Knights of Columbus is now a national nonprofit Catholic fraternity that assist their communities through various fundraisers, regardless of race or religion, according to the Knights of Columbus Web site. "What we do as members is the more important thing," said Grand Knight of Lincoln's Knights of Columbus, Bob White. "Community is high on the ladder of things to do." Lincoln's council runs several fundraisers throughout the year for Lincoln youth programs, college scholarships and community development, White said. "For the youth, we run a free-throw competition," White said. The Knights of Columbus International Free Throw Competition is an event for boys and girls, ages 10 and 14, White said, which starts at the district level, and then to regional, state and national level. The competition provides youth with local recognition. This year's Northern California Knights of Columbus Free Throw Competition was held in January at Twelve Bridges Middle School. At press time, next year's event dates have not been set as the Knights are still determining site date availability, White said. "Similarly, we run a soccer challenge," White added. The Knights of Columbus also give scholarships to some Lincoln High School seniors. "There's no requirement that the recipients have any affiliation with any church," White said. "Of course, we evaluate each response." Lea Marie Riedel, a 2009 Lincoln High School graduate, was awarded the Knights of Columbus award last year. "Another thing that we sponsor is through the Wheelchair Foundation," White said. The Knights of Columbus have teamed up with the Wheelchair Foundation – a nonprofit organization whose mission is to create awareness of the needs and abilities of individuals with physical disabilities - to raise funds to give wheelchairs to those who can't afford one. "We put enough money out of our treasury to provide three people around the world with wheelchairs," White said. Last year, the Knights also gave a wheelchair to a Lincoln man. All Knights of Columbus events are volunteer run and all their proceeds go to local charities or to host additional fundraisers, according to White. "In order to (donate), we have fundraisers," White said. "(And) everyone is invited, you don't have to be Catholic. Much of what we do is non-denominational." For more information about Lincoln's Knights of Columbus or to find out more about its events, visit online kofcsj.com. The Lincoln News Messenger profiles a nonprofit organization every week. If you would like to see an organization featured, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com or call 774-7967.


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Rob Reiner's 1986 Stand by Me told us that we'll never have better, more meaningful friends than the ones we had when we were 12. His new film, Flipped, tells us that we'll never have better, more meaningful romances than the ones we had when we were 12. It's touching, if a little sad, that it's all apparently been downhill for the director since hitting his teen years, but does Reiner's nostalgic yearning somehow excuse his latest for being so bland, saccharine, and childish? Set just a few years after Reiner's summer-of-'59 hit, Flipped is like Stand by Me without profanity, dirty jokes, unforced camaraderie, and Kiefer Sutherland. In other words, it's just a stone's throw away from utterly excruciating.
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"Visual DataFlex has been the lifeblood of our organization and is central to all of our products. Mike Cooper, Grasp Software Corporation
Grasp Software Corporation is a small IT shop based in Demorestville, Ontario, Canada, that makes a big impact not just directly on their customers, but also on the delivery of social services for the public at large.
Grasps 20 years of experience creating solutions has taught us how to listen to our customers, says company president Mike Cooper. The company began with their Grasp accounting solution built on DataFlex 3.01b in 1992, and has since evolved to offer a diverse suite of Windows and Web solutions powered by Visual DataFlex, including their Women in Safe Housing (W.I.S.H.), Visual Grasp Accounting Software, VG-CRM, GraspWEB, VG Canadian Payroll solutions, Case Journals 101 Counseling Software, and others.
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grgrant Aug 14, 2012 4:30 PM
in response to putnik
There is a big difference between deleting:
HD>System>Library>System Configuration
as you suggested and
HD>Library>Preferences>System Configuration
as has been suggested elsewhere. The former will cause your system to be unresponsive on reboot and require you to recover the System Configuration folder that was deleted.
The latter will clear the network settings as others have suggested and let you system keep working.
Warning to all -- read carefully and have a backout plan. I recommend renaming the System Configuration folder rather than deleting it in case you follow the wrong path and delete the wrong System Configuration folder. I lost use of my MBP for about 2 hours while I troubleshot the problem in single user boot. Fortunately the System/Library/System Configuration folder I had deleted was still in my trash folder and I was able to recover the use of my laptop. I've since successfully renamed /Library/Preferences/System Configuration and rebooted and had a fresh Network Settings.
For what it's worth. I'm having issues where at work the Cisco Access Points do both 2.4 and 5 Ghz with the same SSID -- not able to change as some have suggested to different SSIDs fore each band. I can see the connection switch back and forth between 2.4 and 5Ghz and reconnect to wireless each time it does. I also have had difficulty connecting at all after roaming to a new AP in the enterprise mesh.
Too soon for a real test but it seems like the connection is sticking better after letting the /Library/Preferences/System Configuration folder get rebuilt.
putnik Aug 15, 2012 1:53 AM
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My apologies. I hope your post prevents others from making the same mistake as earlier ones avoided stating the path at all.
grgrant Aug 15, 2012 12:25 PM
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No problem. I learned some things from the experience so it was not all bad.
I have now verified that my wireless issues improved substantially after renaming the directory SystemConfiguration at /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration and rebooting to have things recreated. Unfortuantely that resets a lot of probably unrelated things such as Power Preferences etc.
Because I renamed the directory I am able to reproduce my earlier problems by renaming the directory back and rebooting so I'm pretty sure that one of the preference files in that directory are at fault. For the record my system started out at Lion (MBP Retina) and was upgraded to Mountain Lion and I definitely started having more issues with wireless at that point in time. So I suspect that some earlier preference setting is causing problems with a later release of software for the airport card in my laptop.
I have tentatively identified the one file that seems to help my configuration work again as /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.airport.preferences.plist When renaming that file and rebooting I have at least some of my wireless problems solved. My initial impression is that there is something else in the directory because a complete rebuild of the preferences seemed to make my wireless reconnect more quickly when roaming but that is to be further verified.
This preferences file seems to go along with the instructions to create a new location except that didn't seem to work in my case so there is something else going on.
I hope this helps someone else.
mirovaz Aug 16, 2012 8:00 AM
in response to lrogersinlv
Drop outs here to randomly...
Hope a fix came really fast from apple... :S
PepperSalsa Aug 16, 2012 11:18 AM
in response to lrogersinlv
UPDATE: OUR PROBLEM SOLVED - It was the wifi ROUTER not compatible with ML
Per my previous post, we had tried everything and I mean EVERYTHING listed on these forums as well as four calls in to Apple Support, reinstalling ML, etc. I have three iMacs (2 on Snow Leopard, 1 on ML). The upgrade to ML gave us the wireless issues. After trying everything, we stopped by our local Apple store to talk to them about it.
They suggested we purchase an Apple router. We didn't want to because our current Cisco router was working just fine with my other iMacs, but we were so fed up, we finally agreed to purchase a Time Capsule (wireless hard drive) with built in Airport Extreme Base Station.
After setting it up the problem was completely gone. That was five days ago. Not one single problem since. I have to admit that even my Snow Leopard iMacs seem to be running better on the new router.
It was not $300 that I wanted to spend, but it solved the problem and we are also able to back up our macs (which we needed to do since Apple got rid of iDisk).
So the bottom line for us was either wait for Apple to issue a fix, or just get the base station. Good luck!
gsspike Aug 16, 2012 2:53 PM
in response to PepperSalsa
That would only be a fix for me if Apple paid for the Router. LOL
gphonei Aug 16, 2012 3:51 PM
in response to gsspike
Humm, you paid for the router you have now. Are you certain that it is 100% compliant with all associated WiFi standards? Did you test it your self, or did you rely on the vendor to have done that testing? I am not trying to be flippant, I'm just trying to suggest that this comment insinuates that Apple is creating the problem, when it could also be that the WiFi radio on the other end is not compliant with standards, and the Apple developers just missed testing for or effectively handling an error condition which has existed for quite some time, and which, perhaps your other devices have software work arounds for.
I'm not trying to say Apple has no responsibility, I'm just saying that these kinds of statements have no merit when we still don't know what the actual issue is.
DonnaP Aug 16, 2012 7:28 PM
in response to PepperSalsa
My situation : fine at home with my Apple Router.... but NO connection at the local coffee shop. Crazy. I can go down the street to the pub and get on, but back to the coffee shop? Nothing. My old lappy did fine EVERYWHERE! Very frustrating.
William Kucharski Aug 18, 2012 3:35 AM
in response to DonnaP
DonnaP wrote:
My situation : fine at home with my Apple Router.... but NO connection at the local coffee shop. Crazy. I can go down the street to the pub and get on, but back to the coffee shop? Nothing. My old lappy did fine EVERYWHERE! Very frustrating.
Sounds like the coffee shop has a non-compliant router.
Everyone needs to adhere to the same standards for things like this to work; many Windows vendors have a "Hey, if it works on Windows, ship it!" test methodology.
It's like being upset at your auto manufacturer if your car dies if you fill it from an old tank somewhere that still serves up leaded gasoline.
calebfromqld Aug 18, 2012 3:38 PM
in response to DonnaP
Hi Donna
Ask your coffee shop whether their router has wifi mode 802.11n (2.4GHz) enabled, and if so to disable it and allow only mode 802.11g. There is little benefit to using the 2.4GHz mode n anyways, and my direct experience is that own router's flaky 2.4 GHz mode n caused problems with Lion for me (Lion would try to use it in preference to mode g).
If you do manage to ask, and they make the change and it fixes your problem, please post back here to say so.
Augend Aug 22, 2012 4:11 PM
in response to lrogersinlv
One year ago I had the same problem. This was related to my ISP ( I had wifi connection with continually disconnections and I could successfully ping yahoo.com) .
Go to a coffee shop , airport or library with WIFI and check if your problem resolves. If so, find out which ISP they are using and just change to that one.
Since last year I have not had even one drop down.
I know someone may say " This is not our responsibility to change our ISP and Apple should care about this issue, " but I prefered to stop complaining and just changing my ISP and now I have no problem with my wifi.
BenHart67 Aug 22, 2012 4:36 PM
in response to Augend
Finally an update to my earlier posts about a fix:
Working with Aruba and Apple. there was quite a bit of finger pointing but in the end, Apple had to work directly with our router vendor to find a workaround for the problem. It lies in the .ini file that most enterprise level routers use and there was a major change in Lion that was not apparent in the previous releases. If anyone is interested, I can ask our network team to give me the relevant piece of the .ini file to post here (it's possible they might tell me it's confidential). As of now Washington and Lee University has finally fixed the problem with a workaround from Apple about their issue.
We weren't satisifed with just purchasing new routers because Lion didn't want to play nice, they had to fix their bug and while they did, they only did for our network (in script form, not OS patch form). Your mileage may vary, but both PCs and Apples have been stable as the new school year has come around. This includes about 3000 total computers with about a 60-70% Apple presence.
I'm still a little peeved that Apple wasn't ripped to shreds in the media over this one (a la MS Vista), but hey, if the students are happy, we're happy.
calebfromqld Aug 22, 2012 5:09 PM
in response to BenHart67
Please ask your network team for the precise technical explanation of the cause of the problem, as well as the workaround, and post that here. Without this, there is nothing in your post that can help people still struggling with the problems.
BenHart67 Aug 22, 2012 5:20 PM
in response to calebfromqld
I'll see what I can get from them without compromising any network security. My only warning is that unless you have a heavily customizable router, this might not work for home users. I would definitely recommend this for anyone in the enterprise circuit. Will post more tomorrow...
Augend Aug 22, 2012 5:30 PM
in response to BenHart67
I really agree with you. I had a very simple TP-LINK modem which worked fine for me. After changing to a customizable Linksys, suddenly I lost my Home Sharing and finally had to go back to my old TP-LINK. Your post is completely in agreement to my own post . I changed my ISP one year ago and during the last year had not any problem with internet connection. I think this problem is related to mismatch between Apple settings and some networks.


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Maryland landed its third commitment from Florida on Tuesday when Fort Myers (Fla.) Dunbar defensive end Desmond Kearse pledged to the Terps.
Kearse, a 6-foot-2½, 185-pound senior, joins Hollywood Hills defensive end Clarence Murphy and American Heritage offensive tackle Jake Wheeler as Florida natives in Maryland's 2010 recruiting class.
"That was my best choice," Kearse said of his commitment to Maryland. "Everybody was happy. They say it's a good school."
Kearse, a cousin of Tennessee Titans defensive end Jevon Kearse, had planned to take visits to Florida Atlantic and Western Kentucky. But the recent scholarship offer from the Terps was too much to pass up.
"I knew from previous conversations that he was ready to commit to Maryland as soon as he got the offer," said Dunbar coach Phil Vogt. "He got the verbal offer over the phone last week and they arranged for Coach [Ralph] Friedgen to offer him [Tuesday]. It took him about a nanosecond to accept. ... He's going up [to College Park] this weekend."
Terps defensive coordinator Don Brown first made contact with Kearse -- who runs a 4.49 40 and has recorded 46 sacks over the past two seasons -- in December. It quickly become apparent to Kearse that Brown's defense would be the best fit for his talents.
"I've been rushing the passer all my life and [Brown said] that's not going to change," said Kearse, who is expected to play strong safety at Maryland. "I'll stand up and rush the passer and drop back a bit in coverage."
Vogt said many schools had trouble figuring out where Kearse would play in college, but the Maryland coaches had a plan in place.
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