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Which Are Better: Family Packs or Consolidated Updates?
By Steven Chan - EBS-Oracle on Nov 27, 2007
A recurring question raised at OpenWorld came from customers debating between applying individual Family Packs or the much larger Consolidated Updates to their E-Business Suite environments. Which is better?
If I Were An IT Manager
I understand your dilemma: maintenance windows grow tighter by the day. Staffing levels don't keep pace with rising workloads. Risk-averse stakeholders pressure you to keep the system unchanged -- all the while clamoring for their own personally-reported bugs to be fixed immediately. Given this climate, anything that looks like it makes your life more complex is going to be summarily rejected.
If I had the choice of applying a random and arbitrary combination of individual family packs (e.g. FWK.H + AD.I + XDO.H) or applying a single Consolidated Update (e.g. 11.5.10.CU2), I'd choose the latter without hesitation. If I had had the choice, Consolidated Updates are unquestionably what I'd choose.
Pulling Back the Curtain
The recommendation to apply a much larger patchset with broader impact might seem irrational, especially given what I just acknowledged is the typical IT environment. But bear with me: this may make more sense if I give you a glimpse into our development and testing processes.
Consolidated Updates (CU) are tested by the entire E-Business Suite development division in a central testing environment. In fact, Consolidated Updates are repeatedly tested in multiple iterations of these centralized testing environments, some built for automated regression testing, others for cross-product integration flows (e.g. "Order to Cash"), and even others built for internationalization testing with NLS character sets and localizations.
We also test multiple migration paths to a given Consolidated Update. For example, the 11.5.10.CU2 Consolidated Update was tested on top of the 11.5.9 Rapid Install, 11.5.9.CU2, the 11.5.10 Rapid Install, and 11.5.10.CU1.
On top of all that, Consolidated Updates are tested in a variety of so-called "advanced architectural configurations" that include load-balancers, DMZs, Single Sign-On, Discoverer, SSL, RAC, different JInitiator versions, different native Sun Java (JRE) plug-ins, different desktop platforms (e.g. Windows and Mac OS X), and so on.
And then, just because we have too much free time on our hands, the Consolidated Updates are tested on various operating system platforms, including Solaris, HP-UX, IBM AIX, and so on.
How Individual Family Packs are Tested
A reasonable analogy might be: Family Packs are to Consolidated Updates as emergency one-time patches are to Family Packs.
The Sum of the Parts Does Not Equal the Whole
Here's something else to consider: let's say that FIN_PF.G is in 11.5.10.CU2 (this is just an example -- I don't know if this is actually true). Even if you install FIN_PF.G on top of 11.5.9, you aren't officially on 11.5.10.CU2 since you haven't applied the actual 11.5.10.CU2 patchset. If you haven't explicitly applied 11.5.10.CU2 itself, Oracle Support does not consider you to be on that code level, regardless of the sum of the individual Family Packs that you might have applied.
So, when 11.5.9 is desupported, your calls to Oracle Support will prompt the usual discussions about being on a desupported release, even though your individual family packs may be up-to-date to 11.5.10.CU2.
Sometimes "More" is Better
Knowing all that, I always recommend applying the latest Consolidated Update instead of individual Family Packs. This guarantees an end-run around the hassles of possible family pack incompatibilities and desupport issues. In my view, the initial larger overhead of applying a bigger patch is far outweighed by the benefits.
I know that this will be a controversial position for some of you, so I welcome your comments. Let the debate begin...
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Is there a well-known prob. distribution (or a combination thereof) that has pdf: $$\frac{1}{\sqrt{\pi}}t^{-1/2} e^{-t}$$ on $t \ge 0$ and $0$ everywhere else.
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The pdf you listed is known as $\chi^2$-distribution with $1$ degree of freedom, i.e. it is the pdf $f_X(t)$ of $X=\frac12Z^2$, where $Z$ is the standard normal random variable.
It's the $\Gamma(\frac{1}{2},1)$ distribution.

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If you like the overall design of LG KE970 Shine, but classic silver/brushed aluminum or Titanium Black just isn't your style, there might be another cool LG KE970 model underway – LG Shine KE970 Gold:
Nothing new about LG Shine Gold from it's predecessor except the golden color outfit. And actually it's still a question whether we will even see this one in the shops.
According to the LG rep. at the stand, this one is just a model for this show and he does not know when or even if LG KE970 Gold will go into production.


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Solnica-Krezel, L; Stemple, D L; Mountcastle-Shah, E; Rangini, Z; Neuhauss, S C F; Malicki, J; Schier, A F; Stainier, D Y; Zwartkruis, F J T; Abdelilah, S; Driever, W (1996). Mutations affecting cell fates and cellular rearrangements during gastrulation in zebrafish. Development, 123:67-80.
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One of the major challenges of developmental biology is understanding the inductive and morphogenetic processes that shape the vertebrate embryo. In a large-scale genetic screen for zygotic effect, embryonic lethal mutations in zebrafish we have identified 25 mutations that affect specification of cell fates and/or cellular rearrangements during gastrulation. These mutations define at least 14 complementation groups, four of which correspond to previously identified genes. Phenotypic analysis of the ten novel loci revealed three groups of mutations causing distinct effects on cell fates in the gastrula. One group comprises mutations that lead to deficiencies in dorsal mesodermal fates and affect central nervous system patterning. Mutations from the second group affect formation of ventroposterior embryonic structures. We suggest that mutations in these two groups identify genes necessary for the formation, maintenance or function of the dorsal organizer and the ventral signaling pathway, respectively. Mutations in the third group affect primarily cellular rearrangements during gastrulation and have complex effects on cell fates in the embryo. This group, and to some extent mutations from the first two groups, affect the major morphogenetic processes, epiboly, convergence and extension, and tail morphogenesis. These mutations provide an approach to understanding the genetic control of gastrulation in vertebrates.
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USRobotics Enters Tablet Accessory Category with Five New Products
Includes Tablet/Netbook Adjustable Stand, Slim Tablet Stand, Charging Stand for iPad/iPhone and Two Wireless Bluetooth Keyboards to Maximize Tablet Use
Chicago (July 12, 2011) – USRobotics, a Platinum Equity company and leading provider of Internet access and networking products, today announced it has officially entered the tablet accessory product category with the launch of three new tablet stands and two new wireless Bluetooth® keyboards. Designed for a wide variety of devices, including tablets, iDevices, smartphones, netbooks and eReaders, the new stands include the USR5510 Tablet/Netbook Adjustable Stand, USR5511 Slim Tablet Stand, and the USR5512 Charging Stand for iPad®/iPhone®. In addition, the new USR5500 Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard and USR5502 Mini Bluetooth Keyboard are for tablets as well as any computer system, including home theater PCs. All five models were developed to help maximize the use of tablet computers at home and at work and are currently available for order.
With the explosion of the compact, more affordable tablet-sized computers for crossover consumer and business applications, there has been an increasing need for stands and wireless keyboards to support those devices and make them more comfortable to use""
"With the explosion of the compact, more affordable tablet-sized computers for crossover consumer and business applications, there has been an increasing need for stands and wireless keyboards to support those devices and make them more comfortable to use," explained Bruce Swail, CEO of USRobotics. "USRobotics is entering the tablet accessory category with a line of stands and wireless Bluetooth keyboards that help people get the most benefit out of their iPads and other tablets so they are as effective and productive as possible."
Created for everything from watching videos, reading eBooks or using a tablet as a computer monitor, the one-piece stands are compact yet sturdy designs that can be used at home to convert a tablet into a workstation. With multiple angles, the stands provide easy typing and clear viewing also making them ideal to watch movies or work while traveling.
The USR5510 and USR5511 are tablet/netbook adjustable stands with open designs that keep devices cool. Both are compact and foldable, which is great for travel. They can be used with most tablets, including iPad, Xoom™ and Playbook™ and allow for viewing in landscape and portrait modes. Because of their extendable legs, the USR5510 also works with thin laptops up to 15-inches and most netbooks. Their hands-free fit enables videos to be watched more comfortably while the lower angle makes it easier to type emails or multi-task at the office.
The USR5512 Charging Stand is ideal for iDevice users who want to go hands-free and charge at the same time. It's a small, stable stand with a 30-pin connector for iDevices including the iPad, iPhone, iPod touch® and iPod®. The stand can be connected to a computer with an iDevice cable to sync and charge the battery. At the same time, speakers can be connected to a lineout port to watch videos and listen to music with better audio quality.
When paired together, the stands and keyboards save time by allowing users to remotely control a movie or volume with multimedia shortcut keys or skip the virtual keyboards and type faster on longer emails.
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I'm way behind on 31 Days Of Celebration Freebies. Not because I don't have the freebies but because I don't have the time to edit photos, watermark, write the post, add the pin it button, make sure I'm using the right keywords–blah blah blah.
It's all noise isn't it?
I have a blog design business that has surprised me with its amazing growth these past 2 years. {thank you}. I am officially an LLC (limited liability corporation), I hired an assistant to help me keep up with my emails. My husband and I are working hard to get out of debt and made a pretty un-thought-out financial move last year but in the process that might turn into the quickest way out of debt. (We came up with 1/2 the money ourselves and only had to finance the other half so if we sell it we will have some cash to put towards student loans & vehicles)–I think Marion, who writes Financial Friday, would be proud 😉
It's a LOT going on and I've reached the point that I've seen so many bloggers reach and I always wondered why.
why walk away when things are SO good?
why walk away when you're just about to reach all your goals?
Burn-out? Stress-out?
I just want to play with my kids.
I just want to remove the words 'in just a minute honey mommy's almost done working' from my vocabulary.
I started this as a way to stay home with them and not as a way to be in the house with them but not really interacting.
I just need a break.
{deep brave breath}
effective immediately Creative Kristi, the blog, is on hiatus. I will resume regular posting before the end of the year (promise) but I need a break.
Also effective immediately: my design business is on hiatus as well. I always said I would never close my 'list' but when I'm booked 4+ months out and I can't breathe when I look at that list AND the holidays are coming? Yeah. I need to finish what I'm working on then take a breath.
Yes I worry about numbers. I worked hard for FOUR years to get the followers I have, to get the daily visits I do get. I was (and am) not an 'overnight sensation'. Would I love to have 12,000 feed subscribers? Heck yes! Do I realize that taking up to 2 months off could make me fall even farther behind in my goals? Yes.
One of my goals was to have 1,000 feed subscribers (currently 847) 2,000 twitter followers (currently 1,917) and 1,000 facebook 'likes' (currently 995) before my birthday (Nov. 11). This will not be happening now. 🙁
I'm trying hard to be ok with that.
What this means:
Design Clients: If you are currently being worked on or have paid a deposit invoice this does not change anything for you. I will be working on your design in the coming months as agreed. I will not, however, be taking on requests for new *CLIENTS* until at least December. If you are a previous client you get the same awesome email and twitter help you need! If you have heard back from me and we haven't set a date yet–we are still on!
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Business/Blog Partners: If I have agreed to do a guest post, a project or something similar– we are still on!
So basically: I am removing the pressure from myself but still keeping all of my commitments to others.
I would rather 'pause' this life to get the rest of my life in order so that I can be better at both than try to keep floundering along trying so hard to just KEEP UP.
I want to flourish. Not flounder.
If you would like to guest post for me while I'm gone feel free to send your idea to my email inbox or pitch me on twitter. I will remain active on twitter bc that doesn't take too long to update 😉
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RONKONKOMA, N.Y. — Irving Weber Associates (IWA) has added Sharon Handel to its staff as account executive in its Fabricare Advantage™ Insurance Programs Department, working with programs for dry cleaners and commercial launderers, the company reports.
Handel, who brings six years of experience in the commercial insurance industry to IWA, will be handling several Fabricare accounts in the Eastern United States, plus will have sole responsibility for IWA's Fabricare Pollution coverage for dry cleaners.
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MEDINA — A 79-year-old Medina Township man is being held in the Medina County Jail on $1 million bond stemming from a July 1, 1996, rape case being investigated by the FBI.
Robert D. Law, of 4898 Century Oak Circle, was arrested March 28 by sheriff's deputies and charged with rape, a first-degree felony, according to court records.
Law, who is a notary public, is being held at the jail for the FBI, according to Sheriff's Office records.
Mike Tobin, a spokesman for the Northern District of the Ohio U.S. Attorney, said Law has not been charged yet on the federal level.
According to law, rape falls under federal jurisdiction when a person crosses state lines to engage in a sexual act with someone under the age of 12.
"We don't prosecute rape unless it involves children," Tobin said.
FBI Special Agent Donna Cambeiro declined to comment and referred questions to the Medina County Sheriff's Office.
Sheriff's Detective Lt. Colonius said Detective Samo Mernik was the arresting officer, but Mernik was out of the office Wednesday.
Colonius declined to comment and said Mernik hadn't yet produced a report.
Colonius and Sheriff Tom Miller said Mernik would provide more details today.
Law is scheduled for a hearing at 11:40 a.m. Monday before Medina Municipal Judge Dale H. Chase, where his case is expected to be bound over to a county grand jury.
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This past week, the Canadian government announced that it would make a significant change in how it supports the Palestinian Authority (PA). Instead of making contributions directly to the PA operating budget, Canadian funds will be targeted to specific projects.
"We are going to allocate money to training Palestinian prosecutors, and towards the Office of the Attorney-General, and the Public Prosecution Office. If we train people properly we will have the emergence of proper institutions necessary for a state," said Vic Toews, president of Canada's Treasury Board, during a visit to the PA on Saturday.
Given that the Harper government sometimes takes a harder line on the Palestinians than does the Israeli foreign ministry, it might be thought that this is another way of weakening the PA, removing funds from its discretion without cutting it off. As every university chancellor and hospital president knows, funds for the operating budget are most highly prized, allowing for more budgetary flexibility than designated donations. Yet it may be that Canada's approach will bear more fruit in the long run.
Here in Bethlehem, the birthplace of hope, there is precious little of it on display. The "situation" -- that deceptively simple word that carries an enormous burden of history -- is relatively stable. There is no war on, suicide bombings have stopped, rocket attacks are fewer, the economy is growing and Israelis and Palestinians have settled into something that approaches normality in the West Bank. Yet the way forward is obscure.
It is clear that a final-status resolution will eventually have the Palestinians govern the West Bank. It is equally clear that at the moment, Israel -- to say nothing of her Arab neighbours -- does not have confidence that the PA can do that in peace and security. Indeed, this week, Egypt and Syria are trying to get peace negotiations started -- not between Israel and the PA, but within the PA itself, between Hamas and Fatah.
For any kind of final settlement to hold, there must be "proper institutions" that can sustain a liberal democratic political culture. If not, elections will simply produce the same train wreck that is Gaza, a situation so wretched that both Israel and Egypt are building fences and blockades, turning Gaza into what Gazans call the world's largest prison.
A just and open legal system is one such institution. Another is a free and independent university.
I visited Bethlehem University this week, a Catholic institution here serving some 3,000 students, roughly 70% of them Muslim and 30% Christian. Operated by the De LaSalle Christian Brothers, it understands itself as a defender of the Palestinian nation. The rhetoric here leaves no doubt that Israel is the villain. Yet in talking to the students, it is clear how difficult the task of developing self-government here will be, if the day should come when the much-denigrated Israelis should leave.
There was a student strike here a few months ago. The students on the senate led the walkout. It was a power play between different political factions in the PA. Student elections here are partisan, and competing groups were jockeying to see who could exercise control over the university. Those who might control admissions or other policies would be able to reward their supporters and use the university to strengthen their support. A proper university cannot be run that way, and in time the Christian Brothers emerged from the three-week strike in a stronger position. Nevertheless, if universities are seen as the objects of partisan battles, mere instruments of patronage, the struggle to build the cultural and political infrastructure of liberty and prosperity will be much delayed.
A student told me of the morning when several hundred students showed up for classes only to find a few of the student politicians locking the doors. The majority wanted to go to class, and the strikers were only a few and were not armed. Yet the hundreds allowed their supposed leaders to close down the campus. They permitted the triumph of toxic politics to corrupt the academic and cultural mission of the university.
"It is our problem as Palestinians -- that we in the majority allow the minority to destroy our progress," that young woman told me. That lesson applies far beyond the campus of Bethlehem University. It may be that Canadian tax dollars may now better help to teach it.


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October 16, 2013 | Volume 100 / Number 41
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The headline ("No Driver's License Required? St. Marie Man Makes His Case") of the Oct. 9 edition of The Glasgow Courier should make every law abiding citizen of Valley County mad as hell.
Really, Mr. Lee? I don't know where you came from, but every state requires a driver's license to operate a motorized vehicle on public roadways. Montana is not unique!
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College Hockey:Beaudoin Scores Two as Quinnipiac Upsets Yale
Denny Kearney scores two for Yale in loss as sister Hannah, gold medal winner, looks on
HAMDEN, CT — Two Jean-Marc Beaudoin goals helped give the Quinnipiac Bobcats a 4-3 victory over the No. 4 Yale Bulldogs Saturday night in the final ECAC Hockey regular season gave for both teams.
Having been coined "The Whitney War," it was everything player and spectator could ask for. Hitting, scoring, defense, and goaltending all played a factor in the contest between the two schools, separated by just miles.
"We're happy to get a win over a top five team in the country," said Quinnipiac coach Rand Pecknold. "The guys played hard tonight and we were resilient. I don't know if it was our best game, but we found a way to win."
The Bulldogs controlled play early on in the contest, as the Bobcats took four interference penalties and Yale outshot Quinnipiac by a 14-6 margin, but Quinnipiac controlled momentum heading into the first intermission.
Yale (19-7-3, 15-5-2 ECAC Hockey) jumped out to a 1-0 lead midway through the first period when Denny Kearney poked home a shot between the legs of Bobcats' goalie Dan Clarke. Broc Little carried the puck behind the goal line and fired a pass to the front of the net, where Kearney stood and put the puck in.
The Bobcats scored with just under one minute remaining on a penalty kill. Beaudoin and Brandon Wong crossed into the Bulldogs' zone. Beaudoin dumped the puck into the corner, where Wong picked it up and fired a pass into the slot, where Zach Hansen blasted a shot on the open net side.
"Our guys played great on the weekend; Beaudoin had six points, Lampe had four, Wong was great both nights making plays," said Pecknold. "The pivotal play was the short-handed goal. That was a huge goal and was the biggest turning point."
It appeared as if Quinnipiac (17-15-2, 11-11-0 ECAC Hockey) scored again, just 25 seconds later, but the Bobcats were called for goaltender interference as the puck crossed the net, negating the goal.
Kearney added his second goal of the game, this time on the power play at 1:29 of the second. Marc Arcobello sent a feed to Kearney at the right circle. He corralled the puck and made a move to free himself of the defender and popped the puck over the shoulder of Clarke to regain the lead.
Quinnipiac evened the score when Greg Holt scored a wraparound goal on Yale's Nick Maricic. Wong created a turnover in the defensive zone and sprung Holt into the offensive zone. Holt crossed the line and kept the puck on his forehand and went behind the net. Maricic stayed on the near post and didn't recover in time to get to the back post as Holt slipped the puck around the post and in at 8:12.
"We certainly didn't have that energy that we usually have," said Yale coach Keith Allain. "I don't know if it was emotional or physical or a combination of the two."
Beaudoin gave the Bobcats their first lead of the evening when Eric Lampe carried the puck in on a two-on-one and sent a pass on the tape to Beaudoin, where he touched the puck and directed it through the five-hole at 13:45.
Quinnipiac took a two-goal lead advantage when Beaudoin added his second of the game, this time on a power play. On the odd man rush, Lampe again hooked up with Beaudoin. Lampe took the puck hard to the net for the shot and Beaudoin followed the play and poked home the rebound at 7:03 of the third.
Brendan Mason cut the deficit to one when he ripped a one-timer shot from the right circle past Clarke. Tom Dignard sent a pass across the circles to Mason for the goal with under five minutes to play.
Quinnipiac is now 6-3-1 all-time against Yale, with a 3-0-1 record at the TD Bank Sports Center. The game was also the annual "Heroes Hat" award matchup between the two schools. The award honors those who lost or risked their lives during the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks on the United States.
Olympic Gold Medalist Hannah Kearney was in attendance for the contest, as her brother plays for Yale. Kearney won the first gold medal for the United States in the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Games, winning the women's moguls competition.
Quinnipiac claimed the seven seed for the ECAC playoffs and will host the 10 seed Dartmouth Big Green in the opening round best-of-three series next weekend.
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According to a Dallas Press Release: Il Cane Rosso is getting ready to open its fourth location in Dallas-Fort Worth in late summer. Their bragging rights include being recently named Best Pizza by D Magazine, Best Pizza by The Dallas Observer, Best Caesar Salad by The Dallas Observer , included in the list of Best Italian by The Dallas Morning News, and their Che Cazzo Pizza was featured on America's Best Bites.
The restaurant, owned by restaurateur Jay Jerrier, will take over the space formerly occupied by The Purple Cow at The Village at Fairview.
Il Cane Rosso has locations in Deep Ellum at White Rock Lake in Dallas and Magnolia Avenue in Fort Worth, which recently opened. The Village at Fairview will be the restaurant's first suburban location, which Jerrier chose it because of its ease of access to Fairview, Allen, McKinney and Plano.
The Fairview location will include menu items not available at the other three and will feature a large patio that opens to a fountain at the shopping center. Jerrier is aiming to open the new restaurant by July, depending on when the custom-built pizza oven arrives from Naples Italy. The restaurant worked with the MG Herring Group and the Fairview Economic Development Corp. to bring the restaurant to Fairview.
Il Cane Rosso's three locations use ovens made by Neapolitan oven builder Stefano Ferrara. The ovens heat to 900 degrees and can cook a pizza in about a minute and 15 seconds. Although its first location opened in Deep Ellum in 2011, the idea was born only three miles away from the Fairview restaurant at Jerrier's home.


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Volleyball Blanks Mississippi, 30-17, 30-25, 30-24
Sept. 5, 2003
Chicago, Ill. - There's nothing like sweet home Chicago.
After dropping all three of their matches on the road last weekend, the University of Illinois at Chicago returned to the UIC Pavilion on Friday night, and swept Mississippi, 30-17, 30-25, 30-24, in the opening round of the UIC Invitational.
UIC Head Coach Don August believes that his squad's tough defense was the key to victory for the Flames.
UIC recorded 55 digs, which was almost half of Mississippi's 116 attacks.
"We needed a win tonight," UIC head coach Don August said. "We made some defensive adjustments during the week and the girls picked it up well.
"We kept the ball in play and got a lot of transition opportunities."
With the victory, UIC improves to 1-3 on the campaign, while the Rebels remain winless at 0-4.
Junior outside hitter Jordan Studzinski provided the offensive (and defensive) firepower for the Flames on Friday night with a hitting percentage of .500 (9 kills, 0 errors, 18 attacks) and a match-high 15 digs.
"Jordan set the tone for us defensively," August said. "We know she's capable of swinging high and hard, but we just had to get her on track.
"We wanted her to stay aggressive and take her rips," August continued. "She didn't get cheated at all."
Senior setter Meghan Keck notched a double-double of 31 assists and 11 digs, while outside hitter Teaha Shepperd added 11 kills for the Flames.
Elena Garcia led Mississippi with 10 kills and 10 digs on the evening.
UIC will be back in action on Saturday afternoon, as they will take on Horizon League and cross-town rival, Loyola, at 2:30 p.m. in the UIC Pavilion. The Flames will round out the night with a match against Northwestern at 7:30 p.m.


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I had my last birthday at the smith; (east village location & absolutely used the photo booth). My 3 best friends live on the same block at the midtown east smith, we go all the time. excellent choices!ReplyDelete
i can't wait to go to nyc and try out these places!!ReplyDelete
Restaurants in New York are amazing, aren't they? Whenever I go back home I always have a list of places I want to try that is as long as I am. I've been to Maison Kayser, but I haven't had brunch there and most definitely want to. I'm also excited about trying out the croissant at Le Moulin du Cafe.ReplyDelete
Some of my favorite NYC eateries are The Smile on Bond Street, Public for a killer brunch and City Bakery, because everything they make is awesome.
my favourite one in nyc was a very tiny mexican restaurant somewhere near ground zero... but I don't know the name anymore :DReplyDelete
nyc is such an amazing city, the single week I was there last summer was way too short.
Maybe I'll try out "The Smith" next time ;)
btw I LOVE your blog, every single post is so inspiring! thanks for everything!
I'd love to see your picks for DC! My favorites are Thunder Burger, Founding Farmers, and Old Ebbits Grill!ReplyDeleteReplies
ooh i love thunder burger's sweet potato fries :)Delete
yum!!!! will try some of these when I go back to NYC in a few weeks! glad you like it :)ReplyDelete
I'm headed to New York (hopefully!) for an internship this summer and will have to try these places out!ReplyDelete
I go to school in the city and have always been looking for new places to eat. Love this list!ReplyDelete
Le Moulin is by far the most authentic pain au chocolate outside of France. To die for.ReplyDelete
You should definitely check out Nectar on 82 street! I grew up a block and a half away from there and every weekend that is where we had our Sunday brunch. It has an old diner feel but the food is still amazing. The best part is, it is super quiet and not a ton of people know its there. When i moved back to Greenwich, CT to ride horses over the summer, I took the train into the city every Sunday. Last time i went to Nectar, I ate next to Hugh Jackson! It's a must do!ReplyDelete
The Smith is one of my favorites too! Their brunch, lunch, dinner are all so good! I also love Buddahkan and The Standard for lunch.ReplyDelete
Love Beyoglu! Went there with a friend last week - couldn't get enough of the cacik. Think I'll try Doughnut Plant this weekend - I've been on the hunt for a good doughnut place in the city! Great post, Carly!ReplyDelete
There are NO words for how much I love the Smith. I lived right by there this summer when I was in NYC for an internship, and I went way too often (especially on late nights for their bleu cheese potato chips)! To die for.ReplyDelete
oh man, i'm going to nyc tomorrow so this is super timely. thanks for the post :)ReplyDelete
Go to SMAC---http://www.smacnyc.comReplyDelete
Best MAC & CHEESE :)
I want to take a trip to NYC so badly (or eventually live there), so I'll definitely keep these places in mind! :)
Hey! Thanks for that post! So nice! XOXOReplyDelete
I definitely need to try some of the restaurants on this list! I have been to Doughnut Plant before and enjoy their doughnuts. You should try the following places: the Coffee Shop Restaurant, CIty Bakery, and Alice's Tea Cup. Serendipity is famous for their Frozen Hot Chocolate which is amazing and Alice's has great scones and a variety of teas!ReplyDelete
we have the same move anniversary :) i left connecticut exactly 6 months ago on aug 15th as well! love the whole lox tartine thing you have going on up there, definitely going to be recreating that.ReplyDelete
My favorite italian restaurant is Patsy's located on W 56th Street, absolutely phenomenal food.ReplyDelete
Hope you try it out sometime, enjoy!
I totally sent this post to a friend of mine who went to NYC for the first time recently and I'm really excited to hear about whether she went to any of the places you recommend. They all sound so wonderful!ReplyDelete


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The college experience often turns out to be a nightmare for students who are sexually assaulted by their own classmates. To make matters worse for the targets of sexual assaults there have been reports many colleges and universities across the United States have not been handling sexual assault reports properly. There are 55 colleges and universities across the United States which are facing a federal inquiry over the handling of sexual assault charges reports Al Jazeera on May 1, 2014.
On Thursday the U.S. Department of Education released the names of the 55 colleges and universities which are facing an investigation over their handling of sexual assault reports under Title IX, which is a law that regulates institutions' handling of sexual violence. This release came just two days after a White House task force guaranteed more government transparency dealing with sexual assault in higher education. The U.S. Department of Education is now planning to keep an updated list of schools which are facing Title IX investigations which will be available upon request.
The list of large public universities and private schools is staggering. Such name institutions as Temple University, Pennsylvania State University, Harvard, Princeton, The University of Texas-Pan American, Ohio State University, Denison University, Arizona State University, and the University of Hawaii at Manoa are on the list. Under title IX gender discrimination at schools that receive federal funds is prohibited. Shockingly the White House has said that 1 in 5 female students is sexually assaulted.
The Obama administration's initiative to bring more attention to the issue of sexual assaults has not been limited to colleges reports U.S. News and World Report. The Pentagon has said that reports of assaults by members of the military have gone up 50 percent since the beginning of a campaign started aimed at persuading more victims to come forward. Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel has said he is ordering six initiatives to deal with the problem of sexual assaults which include efforts to get more male victims to also speak up. This widespread effort to crack down on sexual assaults of women and men is noteworthy.


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This probably is not the big reveal for our new artifact which I had planned but, tonight has been a busy night and I am quickly moving toward sleepy. On top of that, I am trying diligently to pay attention to the score in the Canada vs Russia hockey game on a computer feed so I may be a bit distracted. Despite sleepiness and distraction, I figured that I should probably write a post about the artifact which has caused such great excitement around the O'Dell House Museum.
So, when Nathan and I opened the box from New Hampshire on Monday morning what we unpacked was this beautifully decorated powder horn from 1759. This may have been the first time this horn was seen in Annapolis Royal in 250 years. When I removed the wrapping I slowly turned the horn looking for the text which I knew was written on it. There it was, scratched onto the length of the horn, the words "Anaplus Rial" or Annapolis Royal. The thought that we had returned a unique piece of provincial history to the place of its creation was a very rewarding one. We have seen so much of our material culture sold or taken to different parts of the world that it is nice to reclaim a piece.
The horn was originally the property of a gentleman named Nathaniel Horten. In most references his name is found as Horton but he did write it as Horten on the horn. At this point, we are still trying to trace much of the story of Horten's life. We have discovered that he was born in Eastham, Massachusetts around 1722. We also know that he married a woman named Eunice Snow whose name also appears on the horn. At this point we do not know why Horten was in Annapolis Royal in 1759 although we assume that he was either attached to the military or fishing. The fact that the horn is decorated with images of ships and a halibut may lend credibility to the idea he was fishing. We have also not yet established a firm date of death for Nathaniel Horten but we do know that Eunice remarried in 1771 so he was probably dead by that time. Since we are actively researching this piece, what we know is developing and changing by the day. We have already developed a family connection between Eunice and the migration of New England Planters to Granville in the 1760s. I will make additional posts as we continue to learn about this extraordinary artifact. This will also give me the opportunity to discuss the bizarre way in which we came to purchase the powder horn in the first place.
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College Hockey:Jooris' two goals pace Union in rout of Boston College
PROVIDENCE, R.I. — In a truly mad March, the Union Dutchmen were only too happy to add to the lunacy. ECAC Hockey's tournament champions routed national titleholder Boston College on Saturday night, scoring three power-play goals while snuffing the potent Eagles on the way to a 5-1 victory.
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"It's easy to sit here after a win and say yes, (we expected to beat BC)," said Union coach Rick Bennett. "But did we expect to win this game 5-1? Probably not. By the same token, we felt we stood a very good chance of beating them here tonight. This program's had some pretty good wins over the last couple years: Minnesota, Michigan — those are pretty good programs. Excellent programs. So tonight was just another win for us."
Sophomore Johnny Gaudreau scored BC's lone goal late in the third, with the score already 5-0, and senior goaltender Parker Milner had a rough night, with only 30 stops on 35 shots. Union blocked 20 shots by the Eagles (22-12-4, 15-9-3 Hockey East) over the course of the game, and forced another 20 off target.
"I've gotta give credit to Union; they beat us fair and square," said BC coach Jerry York, returning from eye surgery for the game and sporting an eye patch over his healing right eye. "They're really an outstanding hockey team. We had to bury some chances — we had some real good scoring opportunities that just didn't go in the net for us, either real good saves or just missed opportunities."
The first period featured pro-quality play in every way: Big hits, big moves, and a truly advanced pace. Each team generated a number of high-percentage looks, including a heart-stopping 10-second segment in which BC's Steven Whitney nailed Grosenick's crossbar on a power play, followed by a breakout pass to Union's Greg Coburn, bolting from the box. Coburn lost the breakaway dribble at the edge of the crease, but Milner still had to make an alert squeeze to keep the puck from dribbling through at the six-minute mark.
The period's lone goal — surprising, given the intensity — came four minutes later on another pro-grade play by Union's Jooris and Kevin Sullivan. The latter fed the former on a slick cross-ice feed, and Jooris tattooed a one-timer past the helpless keeper to harken the Schenectady cowbells.
"That was a great play by Dan Carr, just keeping the puck in," Jooris recalled. "He sent it to the middle to Kevin Sullivan, who was able to get it to me, and I got good wood on it."
The intermission was the only thing silencing those bells on Saturday night, as Jooris laced a Wayne Simpson feed by Milner just 39 seconds into the second period, and Ikkala let loose with a long salvo that fooled Milner on the glove side 25 seconds later.
"That first four-on-four goal was a critical goal against us," said York. "We were about to go on a power play, but we didn't get a chance… before they buried that four-on-four."
Gostisbehere buried the dagger with 1:44 to play in the frame; Daniel Carr earned his second assist of the night on Union's second power-play goal of the night.
Boston College was rendered effectively impotent by the Dutchmen, as only 30 of the Eagles' 71 attempted shots ever made it through to Grosenick. The squad was blanked on seven power plays, generating only eight shots on the advantages, and had only 14 shots-on-goal at the second intermission. That said, the most victorious coach in Division I history took less issue with his own team's power play than with its penalty kill.
"Failure to stop their power-play" was BC's fatal flaw, per York. "Special teams were a key part of the equation tonight."
"We actually took the same game plan that we used against Yale," Bennett stated. "We felt Yale was a great test for us, in that Yale can quickly transition to offense, but this team can bring it to a different level, and they didn't disappoint. So our transition defense had to match their transition offense."
Ciampini and Gaudreau tallied in the third, when BC pressed with 16 shots, but the deficit was too great for this year's Eagles.
Union will face the familiar Bobcats at 6:30 Eastern time. Quinnipiac swept the season series with the Dutchmen, 4-0 and 3-2.
Note: With Yale's wins in the West Regional and QU and Union competing for the East's Frozen Four ticket, ECAC Hockey is assured two berths in the NCAA's championship quartet for the first time since 1983, when Providence (now of Hockey East) and Harvard skated in Grand Forks, N.D. This also marks the second year in a row with an ECAC representative in the Frozen Four; the last time that happened was 1991, when Clarkson proceeded Colgate to the season's final weekend.
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I'm trying to prove the following:
Let $L$ be a positive holomorphic line bundle on a compact complex manifold $X$. For any hermitian holomorphic vector bundle $E$ on $X$, there is $k \in \mathbb{N}$ such that $E\otimes L^k$ is Nakano positive.
I'm using the decomposition given by diverietti in this answer. Part of my problem is that (I think) I can find a sufficiently large choice of $k$ so that $E\otimes L^k$ is Nakano positive at a point, but I can't extend beyond that. If I try to prove that I can find such a $k$ locally, my bounds are no longer valid. Maybe I need to use the fact that $X$ is locally compact.
Does anyone have a reference (or proof) of the above fact?
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IndieCade is an independent organization and our ultimate goal is to bring the eye of the industry & general public to your game. All submission fees directly cover the costs associated with processing your submission and showcasing selected games - see our IndieCade Submission Fee Breakdown section later in this document for more information.
Games submitted to IndieCade by the above deadlines are eligible for one of two designations:
Finalists: Games selected, based on scores and reviews by the IndieCade Jury, for our annual IndieCade Festival Red Carpet Awards. Finalist games are also eligible for the IndieCade Festival Audience, Media, Developer, & Jury Choice Awards. They also qualify for future IndieCade East curated showcases.
Official Selections: Games curated by IndieCade Chairs for showcases at IndieCade Festival . Official Selection games are eligible for the IndieCade Festival Audience, Media, Developer, & Jury Choice Awards. They also qualify for future IndieCade East curated showcases.
All entries submitted to IndieCade Europe receive the following:
Applicants that are accepted as IndieCade Europe Official Selections receive the following, in addition to the benefits described above:
IndieCade welcomes all applications representing any form of interactive media within the realm of independent games. Independent games, as defined by IndieCade, are works that receive funding via its own developers, private investors, crowdsourcing, grants, internal studio funding, or association with a university, school, or nonprofit institution. Games may be published or unpublished, but their development may not be funded by a publisher. If you need assistance in determining your project's eligibility status, please contact central(at)indiecade(dot)com - we will be happy to help you figure it out.
Previous submissions to, or inclusion in, other festivals does not prevent eligibility in any way. Games which were previously submitted to IndieCade may be re-submitted provided they:
Disqualified games are eligible for resubmission provided all other submission requirements, including the above, have been met.
IndieCade has an inclusive submissions policy and invites entries of all game styles and genres to apply - including PC, console, browser-based, casual, puzzle, mobile, alternate-reality, big / physical games, installation-based games, mods (provided they conform to game engine licensing agreements), serious games, documentary games, activist games, art games, virtual worlds, "sandbox" games, and more! We welcome games developed by individuals, small teams, large teams, artists, students, universities and schools, non-profit organizations and beyond. We also strongly encourage submissions from diverse creators of any nationality, ethnicity, culture, gender, orientation, age, or experience range. Diversity is encouraged. Innovation is celebrated.
Works-in-progress are permitted and encouraged, but they should include at least one finished, playable level. Please be aware that an unfinished game of merit may be designated as an Official Selection rather than as a Finalist. This is, in part, to allow applicants the opportunity to re-submit their finished work for future Indiecade Festival Red Carpet Awards consideration.
All game content and copyrighted material must be fully owned by the designers / developers of the entry; if outside material is used, legal permission must be secured or your game will be disqualified. If you plan to submit a work that is on a non-standard game operating system (e.g., Linux, Atari, custom hardware), please plan to submit review hardware or host a scheduled evaluation of your entry. If your non-standard entry is chosen as an Official Selection or Finalist, also plan to have a representative on-site during your designated event to be responsible for installation, or to supply hardware with the game fully installed. If your game can not be reviewed or displayed, it will be disqualified.
Compete the online entry form and be sure to include the following information:
Applications that are not submitted with a playable entry will be disqualified. All entries sent to us, regardless of format, must be provided, uploaded, or postmarked before their relevant deadlines. You must provide a working version of your game in one of the following formats:
Submit your completed entry and processing fee prior to our submission deadlines. If you are interested in the IndieCade Submission Fee Assistance program, you must apply and wait your your acceptance notice before you submit your entry.
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Late Submission Period (IndieCade Festival):
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Post-Festival Submission Period (IndieCade Europe):
Deadline: July 1, 2016 11:59PM PDT | Fee: $80
Unlike prior years, please note that you will not be able to edit your submission application once you have pressed the submit button and paid your fees, although you may update the contents of your game or download. However, be aware that jury reviews begin upon submission; if you modify your game, you risk having jurors reviewing different versions of your game.
IMPORTANT: Only completed, paid submissions will be considered. Be sure to complete and pay for your application prior to your submission period deadline. Unpaid submissions will not be marked as complete and will not be eligible for review or inclusion at any IndieCade events. IndieCade reserves the right to disqualify entries if any of the submission requirements are not met. Disqualified games will not receive a submission refund.
If you require language translation assistance for your submission, please send your request to: translation(at)indiecade(dot)com
IndieCade is a small, independently-run organization which relies on submission fees to maintain and administer our jurying process. However, we do provide full and reduced submission fee assistance to developers who would not otherwise be able to afford our submission fees. Learn more about the program and how to apply on our IndieCade Scholarship page.
The submission processing fees are applied directly to costs associated with the submission and reviewing process, including:
Our Regular Submission period is open from April 2nd to May 15th. Once an entry has been submitted and paid its application fee, one of two things will happen:
If an application is received but no working build of the entry is provided, we will contact the applicant and offer them three opportunities to provide access to a working build of their entry. Please make sure all spam filter settings are set to receive emails from IndieCade. Applications that do not provide a working entry to evaluate will be disqualified and no refund will be provided.
The jury evaluation period for entries occurs on a rolling basis throughout February 1st - June 15th. Games that can be immediately played and reviewed via online or download means will be automatically assigned to jurors for review. Jurors are assigned entries based on the technical platforms they have available for evaluations and the designated genres-of-interest keywords they designate on their profiles. Jurors are asked to abstain from reviewing games with which they have a conflict of interest. When a juror abstains or cancels their participation, the game is immediately assigned to a new juror. Each entry is assigned to two jurors and one Review Juror, a hand-selected member of the jury who provides an in-depth review of each submission to its applicants. Feedback from regular jurors, while we request it, is voluntary and we cannot guarantee the quality of the feedback.
For special-format entries, or entries marked as Pending Submissions because of special jury requirements, one of the following will occur:
If you entry is, in any way, unusual or unique (which we strongly encourage), we will work with you to assure it is properly juried. In order to do this, we need your help and cooperation by being responsive to email & phone communications from our Jury team.
If an entry has a wide disparity in review scores between any of its jurors, it is assigned an additional juror until a consensus is reached. Additionally, all entries that receive a mark of excellence in any category - even if they do not receive a cumulative high score - are reviewed by additional jurors to ensure the entries are fairly reviewed and considered.
Due to the scale and complexity of this process, we occasionally have significant challenges getting a game properly juried. If at any time you have concerns about the jurying of your game, please contact us immediately via central(at)indiecade(dot)com.
At the close of the jurying cycle, the IndieCade Jury Committee - which includes our Jury Chairs, Festival Director, and Festival Chair - analyzes the jurors' scores and reviews. Top-scoring entries (around 10-20% of total submissions) are then considered by the Jury Committee as potential Finalists using a special scoring algorithm to assess the games.
This algorithm creates a weighted average of the scores submitted by jurors using the following general rules: Jurors have their scores compared to a standard distribution - and those scores are corrected slightly for Jurors who typically score all their entries lower or higher than one standard deviation away from the whole jury's average.
A total of 36 finalists are selected each year from the pool of submissions. Up to an additional 100 are selected as Official Selections by our Curatorial Committees based on recommendations from the Jury Committee and showcase curator discretion.
Please note: Due to the highly competitive nature of our submissions process and the many wonderful applications we receive, it is possible to receive high scores and even comments from the jurors recommending inclusion in the Festival, and still not be selected as a Finalist. This is because we receive more juror recommendations than we can accommodate. Entries that score highly might be considered as Official Selections. Additionally, if a future iteration of an entry has a stronger chance of being award-worthy, it might also be considered as an Official Selection - giving developers the opportunity to resubmit a further-completed version for awards consideration at a later date.
The Jury Committee also makes recommendations to the curators of IndieCade Official Selections (Digital Selects, Table Games, Big Games, eSports, Night Games, etc.). Recommendations can be made based on high juror review scores or positive juror feedback. Entries that strike the Jury Committee as interesting or noteworthy, or works-in-progress just shy of qualifying as Finalists, may also be recommended as Official Selections. Additionally, curators of Official Selections may exhibit entries that were not submitted to IndieCade, or entries that were previously shown at an IndieCade event and have subsequently been published or further developed.
The IndieCade Red Carpet Awards presents nine innovation-based awards each year at the IndieCade Festival. All Finalist games are eligible for awards in any category. To determine award recipients, all Finalist games are played by each member of the Awards Jury Committee who discuss and consider the scores and comments provided by the Jury Committee. They then determine which Finalist entries should be nominated for each award category. As with regular jurors, Awards Jurors must recuse themselves from discussing any games to which they may have a relationship (e.g. financial stake, friendship, co-worker, student).
This process takes place over a month-long period via a series of remote meetings in which each Finalist entry is discussed in-depth. During this process, the Awards Jury Committee crafts short statements that detail the reasons each entry is selected as a nominee in a given category, as well as notes on why each of the award-selected games will receive their award.
All Finalists and Official Selections are also eligible for the four IndieCade Choice Awards - a series of awards determined via public votes from Festival attendees, media, the IndieCade Jury, and fellow developers of Finalist and Official Selection games. These votes are collected throughout IndieCade Festival. Votes are carefully monitored and only one vote per person is allowed. The winners of the IndieCade Choice Awards are announced at the end of the Festival.
Acceptance and rejection notices to all IndieCade events are typically sent out by August 15th. At this point, one of the following will occur:
Rejections: Applicants will receive a rejection notice that includes at least one juror review and an invitation to register for the IndieXchange, our pre-Festival developer and artist summits at IndieCade Festival 2016. Every applicant is eligible to receive at least two tickets for their team to IXC. Please note that reviews from regular jurors, while we request it, are voluntary and we cannot guarantee the quality of the feedback.
Finalist or Official Selection Acceptances: If an applicant is accepted as either a Finalist or an Official Selection, they will receive an email from our jury system which will initiate communications with our Games Manager. They will assist applicants with all the logistics regarding preparing your entry and team for their IndieCade event. Acceptance includes two All-Access Passes, including IndieXchange invitations for the applicant team. Additional passes may be obtained via special request, based on availability. Accepted applicants may also receive a speaking invitation from our IndieCade Festival Conference Committee.
If an entry is accepted, either as a Finalist or Official Selection, we ask that applicants have one team member available to attend the IndieCade event they are chosen for. If a team member is not available to attend the event, we ask that a representative be sent. Our experience has shown that an entry's exhibition experience is greatly enhanced by the presence of one of its creators or a representative. However, we understand travel arrangements could be difficult to secure and we would be happy to work with applicants who may not be able to find someone to represent their game and field attending media.
IndieCade East takes place April 29 - May 1, 2016 in New York City. Works shown at this event are independently curated by the IndieCade East Committee through a completely separate process that primarily focuses on works shown at prior IndieCade Festival events. There is no submission process for inclusion of games at IndieCade East, but we do welcome everyone to apply to the event's Show & Tell, an open demo space where attendees can sign up (first come, first serve) to show their game in two-hour timeslots - information about Show & Tell signups will be announced alongside IndieCade East ticket sale announcements on www.indiecade.com/east - keep an eye out for updates. If the IndieCade East Committee determines they would like to include a game in an IndieCade East showcase, the creators will be contacted no later than February 15th.
IndieCade Europe takes place November 18-19, 2016 in Paris, France. Works shown at this event will be drawn from the IndieCade 2016 game submissions. The games will be curated by the IndieCade Europe Committee that will focus on international representation. There is no separate submission process for inclusion of games at IndieCade Europe. If the IndieCade Europe Committee determines they would like to include a game in an IndieCade Europe showcase, the creators will be contacted no later than September 30th.


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"Obviously, when you are in this situation, a victory is a big victory for us right now. It was really nice to see our bats wake up a little bit. Now we will take one game at a time, one inning at a time and one pitch at a time to try and get hot and keep playing. It was a good performance. I thought Becky Lemke did a very nice job and we scored some runs early; that is the key to Arizona softball. We needed to breed some confidence this time of the year. I think this team is excited and fired up and ready to play as long as we need to."
Toni Mascarenas - Arizona Third Baseman:
On what she had for breakfast: "Confidence. On Thursday, coming out we lost our confidence after she (Southern Mississippi's Courtney Blades) was getting all of us out. But today I think we were swinging our bats and looking for our pitch to drive."
Nicole Giordano - Arizona Outfielder:
On her performance today: "Tonight I was seeing the ball really well. I like to hit more than slap but I know I needed to get on base. We needed to score early to help our team's confidence. If the slappers get on it helps the meat of our lineup."
California Head Coach Diane Ninemire:
"We played a really good team in Arizona. Arizona was ready to hit the ball and got the runs in to get the job done. We left a lot of runs in scoring position in the first few innings but weren't able to get the key hits when we needed to get a run. Arizona did a great job. We didn't do the things we needed to do to win the game."
On the decision to start Nicole DiSalvio on the mound: "DiSalvio had a great game against Fresno State and was coming on very strong toward the end of the year. I felt very confident that Nicole could go in there and do a great job. She was hitting her spots well. She throws very hard. I felt she could do the job against Arizona. Unfortunately, neither pitcher did the job today. I know they put the effort forward and that's all a coach can ask for."
Lisa Iancin - California Second Baseman:
"We are a very young team. This is a great experience for us, especially the freshman. This is a good experience for them to go into next year. Hopefully we can take something from this year and build on it like we did last year."
Veronica Nelson - California First Baseman:
On being walked a lot: "By now I'm used to it because I have been walked so much this year. I know that Lisa (Iancin) is behind me and she is a great hitter and she has so much experience. Now when I get walked, I feel I'm going to get hit in by Lisa. I feel that that's helping the team, instead of me getting frustrated."


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By tf on Nov 10, 2007
Two technical presentations got published on the Open HA Cluster community web page. A new section got added to the Documentation area.
The first was given to the Cluster Technology Forum in August 2005. At that time, SC 3.1 08/05 with the HA-Container agent was just released. The presentation explains how some SUNW.gds-based agents are changed in order to work in the traditional RGM model as well as within a non-global zone, which is under HA-Container agent control. The content still applies to the GDS-based agents today with Sun Cluster 3.2 and Open HA Cluster. It helps to understand the code flow for the different deployment scenarios with zones.
The second was given to the Customer Engineering Conference (CEC) in October 2006. It explains the two principle models on how Sun Cluster 3.2 interacts with Solaris Zones. Both models are explained and contrasted with decision criteria as to which model to choose, based on application and service requirements.


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"LEE'S SUMMIT, MO – A mother came home Wednesday night to find her teen daughter shot to death. In the backyard, police say the father had already turned the gun on himself.
"On Thursday, a quiet Lee's Summit community struggled to understand what investigators call a murder-suicide.
"On a street where it's rare to even see a speeding ticket, long-time resident Anne Delano knew something was wrong when Missouri State Highway Patrol troopers and Jackson County Sheriff's deputies swarmed a few houses away in the 25000 block of Milton Thompson Road, just west of Lake Lotawana.
"`I was scared. At first I saw an ambulance and fire truck and thought it was maybe a health issue, but the way everyone kept coming, I knew it was something else,` said Delano.
"When deputies arrived at the scene, they found 12-year-old Gabrielle Morejon [Facebook memorial here] dead inside the basement of the home and her 58-year-old father, George Morejon, dead inside a vehicle located behind the home.
"The couple's teenage son was found wandering in the backyard unharmed.
"Investigators say the husband was in a dispute with his estranged wife and had been living in a separate area of the home. Court records show a judge granted a 6-month restraining order against Morejon in August, 2007.
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Patrick J. Filbin passed away Monday, May 13, 2013, in Brunswick.
He was the beloved husband of 48 years, to Rhoda (nee Fox); son of the late Edward and Mary Filbin; dear brother of Mary Eileen Musil (deceased) (Robert), Kathleen Patton (Edward, deceased), Arlene Gibbons (deceased) (James), and Leonard Filbin; son-in-law of Lula Fox (Gus, deceased); brother-in-law of Susan Fox and the late Gus, Jr.; beloved uncle of 19; and great and great great uncle of many. Patrick was a loving friend to many. He will be missed by his buddy "Kody".
Patrick loved all of his extracurricular activities with his friends. He loved spending time with his family on holidays and gatherings.
Friends may join the family for visitation Friday, May 17, 2013, from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 P.M., at Carlson Funeral Home, 1642 Pearl Road (1/2 mile south of Rt. 303) Brunswick. A Mass of Christian Burial will be Saturday, May 18, 2013, at 10 A.M. (Visitation one hour prior, at the church) at St. Ambrose Parish, 929 Pearl Road, Brunswick. Please meet at church for services. Interment to follow at Resurrection Cemetery, 6306 Center Road, Valley City OH 44280
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Harvard University won't suspend a "satanic black mass" planned by students at its extension school, despite President Drew Faust said she opposed to the event.
The black mass, an imitation of the Roman Catholic Mass, is planned for this evening in the Queen's Head Pub in Memorial Hall's basement, according to a posted announcement by the Harvard Extension Cultural Studies Club. Attendance is full, club said in a statement posted website.
Religious leaders, include the Harvard students and faculty, to express their disappointment and opposition to the event. Faust joined their voices that she will attend a holy hour at St. Paul's Church on Harvard's campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to demonstrate her dissent.
Faust said on Harvard's website: "Vigorous and open discussion and debate are essential to the pursuit of knowledge, and we must uphold these values even in the face of controversy. Freedom of expression, as Justice Holmes famously said long ago, protects not only free thought for those who agree with us but freedom for the thought that we hate."
Harvard Extension School Dean of Students and Alumni Affairs Robert Neugeboren said on May 9: The club is hosting the black mass as part of a series of events to explore other cultures.
The school's administration, worked with students, to ensure that no consecrated host that would be blessed by a priest and is used in the Eucharistic ceremony, would be used to re-enact the black mass. He encourages them to reach out to Catholic student organizations for feedback.
In fact, the school disagrees with the decision to stage the event, which is disturbing to others, Neugeboren said in the statement.
"While we support the ability of all our students to explore difficult issues, we also encourage them to do so in ways that are sensitive to others," he said.
About 60 thousand people signed the petitions online protesting the black mass and urging Harvard to stop it, said Aurora Griffin, a senior at college. The signatures were presented to Faust today, Griffin said in an e-mailed statement.
The Cultural Studies Club directed questions about the black mass to Christopher Robichaud, a lecturer in ethics and public policy that will be speaking at the event. The ritual is a useful point for beginning a discussion of political values such as free speech, as said on a telephone conversation.
Robichaud said: "What do we really think that religious freedom and free speech demands of us? Does religious tolerance demand only tolerance of rituals that aren't offensive?"
The Archdiocese of Boston, a group of Harvard chaplains, and Harvard students and alumni have all opposed the staging of the ritual. However, Harvard is committed to the freedom of expression. It's clear that there are limits to its latitude, said Francis Clooney, a Roman Catholic priest and a professor in Harvard Divinity School.
Clooney's telephone interview, said: "If this had been a re-enactment of a Nazi rally or a lynching, the university would have stepped in quickly and stopped it. I'd be concerned that the university is saying. We just allow student groups to do what they want."


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Before a Dudy Noble Field crowd of 11,102, the ninth-ranked Bulldogs beat Central Arkansas 5-3 in the final game of the opening day. Top-seeded MSU will face second-seeded South Alabama at 7 p.m. Saturday in a battle between the final two unbeatens.
For MSU, it was the first postseason win at home since winning twice to capture the 2007 Starkville Super Regional.
Friday's attendance figure ranked 16th all-time at Dudy Noble Field and also marks MSU's fifth largest postseason home crowd. In Friday's opener, South Alabama knocked off Mercer 9-4. A total of 17,788 attended the two games on the MSU campus.
The total attendance Friday was the second largest nationwide of the 16 regional venues.
"We were very sloppy defensively," MSU head coach John Cohen said."We made four errors and that is not characteristic of us. But we battled through it. Overall, you get through it. Our kids were a little amped up."
Drawing a boost from the boisterous crowd, the Bulldogs scored first.
Alex Detz started things with a one-out single. Hunter Renfroe reached on an error and Brett Pirtle connected for an infield hit loading the bases. Wes Rea followed with an RBI-single.
Central Arkansas (39-21) broke on top with single scores in the third and fourth innings. The Bulldogs struggled defensively, making four errors. Ironically, MSU has won all three games this season when it made four errors.
The Bulldogs battled back for a tie in the fifth inning. Pirtle tripled and scored on another RBI-single by Rea.
In the sixth inning, the Bulldogs grabbed the lead for good with three scores.
Sam Frost walked to start the inning. After a sacrifice bunt, Demarcus Henderson singled. An RBI-groundout by Adam Frazier plated the go-ahead score. Insurance runs came courtesy of an RBI-single by Detz and RBI-double by Renfroe.
The Bulldogs finished with 11 hits. Detz had three hits, while Pirtle and Rea each had two hits. Pirtle has now reached safely in 34 straight games. The Bulldogs turned two double plays, matching last season's school-record 71 doubles plays for the season.
The final double play was brilliantly turned from first baseman Rea to shortstop Frazier back to second baseman Pirtle. Postgame, Cohen postgame called that twin killing the play of the game."
Central Arkansas finished with five hits. Michael Marietta had two singles for the Bears.
Kendall Graveman (6-5) pitched 6.1 innings to earn the win. Graveman allowed four hits and two runs (one earned), with five strikeouts and two walks. Chad Girodo threw a scoreless 1.2 innings in relief. Jonathan Holder worked around three walks to complete the ninth inning for his 17th save.
"Central Arkansas is a disciplined team," Graveman said. "We knew that from the first time we played them. They did a job of taking pitches in the first inning. After that, I got on a roll and was able to get through the next couple of innings."
Central Arkansas' Caleb McClanahan (10-6) was lifted during the big sixth inning. McClanahan allowed 11 hits and five runs (all earned), with two walks and no strikeouts. Blake Clayton completed the contest on the mound for the Bears.
In Saturday's matchup, USA is slated to start senior right-hander Matt Bell (6-1, 3.52), while MSU is slated to start senior left-hander Luis Pollorena (6-3, 4.30).


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