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Birthday parties by design are popular now with parents who don't want to go to the expense of having a party at home. Parties at home can be expensive, time-consuming, and many parents don't want a crowd of children in their home. Choosing a party site can be a good choice for birthday parties. There are companies that offer a wealth of choices for parties with flair.
Sarasota has many companies that offer their services for exciting birthday parties. choices range from the traditional parties with the bouncing machines to companies that are only unique to Sarasota with beach themes and gardening themes. You can even choose to offer a spa day as a birthday party event.
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Play Away, located at 11538 Palmbrush Trail in the Lakewood Ranch area of Sarasota, has been voted as the best birthday party place in town. It has received the Parents Choice Award for offering the best birthday party activities at a reasonable price. Discount coupons are available for advance bookings. There are a wide variety of play activities to choose from. You may call 941-755-1070 for information if you are planning a birthday party for your young child this summer and would like a party with flair. You may also log on at www.PlayAwayKids.com for party planning information.
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A unique birthday party can be held at Funtastics Gymnastics,located at 4581 Ashton Road in Sarasota. They offer the traditional Bounce house, trampoline fun, a foam pit, and much more. Discount prices are available for birthday parties. You may call 941-925-9895 for party planning. Information is also available for party planning at www.funtastics.com.
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Drafted by the Miami Dolphins in the 2nd round (47th overall) of the 1974 NFL Draft.
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Chia (Salvia hispanica L) Research
Chia (Salvia hispanica L) Research
High blood pressure is a known risk factor for cardiovascular events such as heart attack and stroke. Chronic inflammation has emerged as a cardiovascular risk factor that is more predictive than obesity, smoking, high blood pressure, and even high cholesterol. Statins, drugs that lower cholesterol, also decrease heart attack and stroke. Emerging evidence shows that statins also reduce chronic inflammation, as measured by CRP. At present it is not possible to determine if the reduction in cardiovascular risk is due to cholesterol reduction, CRP reduction, or both. Other studies showing that tea drinking reduces both CRP and cardiovascular risk, suggests that CRP reduction may be at least part of why statins lower heart attack and stroke.
Chia (Salvia hispanica L) has a thinning effect on the blood that is likely to be protective against stroke and heart attack.
This research was published in the November 2007 issue of Diabetes Care 30:2804-2810, 2007. Research done in diabetic subjects has shown that it is a low glycemic index food. This means that eating Chia (Salvia hispanica L) with other food decreases the blood sugar spike an hour after a meal. As such, the subsequent sugar drop an hour later is less intense, and this is known to lead to decreased feelings of hunger.
Further research in diabetic subjects shows that about 40 grams of Chia (Salvia hispanica L) per day results in significantly decreased systolic blood pressure. C-reactive protein (CRP), a blood protein that is a measure of chronic inflammation, was also reduced significantly.
NSRI, in conjunction with Dr. David Nieman of Appalachian State University, is conducting a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled study in healthy, non-diabetic subjects to examine the effects of Chia. The results of these studies will be available 2008.
Why we chose the light and dark combination seed.
When Dr. Bukowski began reporting NSRI's findings in Chia we were amazed. First we analyzed the white chia. Then we analyzed the dark seed, although the nutrition analysis was almost identical we discovered that the darker Chia had an additional important antioxidant, quercetin. It is well known that darker foods have more antioxidants than lighter ones. This proved to be so in the ORAC analysis . The dark seed tested at 80 micromoles TE/g and the white seed test at 70 micromoles TE/g. Our analysis showed that Omega 3 Chia contained one of the highest levels of omega 3s found in any food. It also turns out to have the highest amount of antioxidants we have ever measured, equal to or greater than dark berries like blueberries.
Chia seed has an ORAC of 98 micromoles TE/g for the dark seed(click to view), and 70 micromoles TE/g for the light seed (click to view). It is one of the most powerful whole food antioxidants we know.
NSRI has conducted extensive analyses on this food product and found it to be a versatile, user-friendly, exceptional and unique low-calorie source of omega-3 fatty acids, dietary fiber, antioxidants, complete protein, iron, calcium, and magnesium. Below is a summary of its nutritional content:
Serving Size: 15g
*Percent Daily Values based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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Calories 50; Calories from fat 44
Total Fat 4.9 g
Saturated Fat <0.5g
Trans Fat 0g
Omega-3 (Alpha-Linolenic Acid) 3g
Omega-6 (Linoleic Acid) 1g
Cholesterol 0g
Sodium <0.5mg
Carbohydrates Available 0.1g
Dietary Fiber 6.1g
Sugars 0g
Protein 3.1g
Calcium 107mg
Iron 2.4mg
Zinc 0.5 mg
Potassium 105mg
Magnesium 59mg
Phosphorus 160mg
Chia complete nutritional analysis sheets download pdf
Antioxidants:(antioxidants include myrecetin, quercetin, kaemferol, caffeic acid, chlorogenic acid)
The Omega 3 Chia oil and bran have signifigant technical data. To view the technical sheets click here to download a PDF showing that data.
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GREENVILLE, N.C. - The East Carolina baseball program will hold open walk-on tryouts during the month of September at Lewis Field inside Clark-LeClair Stadium, head coach Cliff Godwin announced Tuesday.
All interested students must complete the tryout approval form and physical form that are located at the top of this page. You must use the form(s) that are provided for your physical (NO EXCEPTIONS). Both the physical form and ECU tryout form must be completed PRIOR to the tryout.
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In Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4 a number of Zone enhancements have been added to provide additional functionality:
- Configurable Zone refresh - By default, all zones in a portal are refreshed at the same time no matter their content or function. In Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4 it is now possible to configure each zone within a portal to have a different refresh interval (in seconds).
- Configurable default zone position - By default, the relative position of a zone in a portal is configured at the user level. While this is flexible, some sites want to be able to set a default layout at a portal level to reduce configuration time and also support standard configurations. It is still
possible for individual users to alter the default layout for individual optimization, if configured to do so. This enhancement allows sites to alter the layout of base package portals
- Hiding of portal for customization/Locking portals - This enhancement allows administrators the ability to hide portals from customization. This enhancement coupled with the configurable default zone position enhancement, allows sites to setup standard portals that are maintained globally rather than at the user level.
- ADF Zone type - Oracle has its own Application Development Framework (ADF) used for Fusion applications as well as developing custom applications. It is now possible to build ADF zones using Oracle JDeveloper and integrating those zones within the Oracle Utilities Application Framework portals using a new zone type (ADF).
- Intelligent Zone Refresh - By default, if a context value attached to a zone in a portal changes, and is broadcast using the broadcast functionality, all zones in the portal are refreshed. In Oracle Utilities Application Framework V4, only the zones in the portal, where the changed context value applies, will be refreshed.
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POYi Punts on Pellegrin Controversy
Pictures of the Year International organizers have finally weighed in on the controversy surrounding Paolo Pellegrin's prize-winning contest entry. And they dodged the issue that is central to the debate: the legitimacy of one particular documentary-like image of a subject posing with a gun in a parking garage–at Pellegrin's request. (The subject told PDN that the image "put him in a bad light.")
Instead, POYi addresses only the less complicated issues about the sloppiness of Pellegrin's captions for the story.
POYi's statement about entry, posted in the POYi Winners Gallery below Pellegrin's story, reads as follows:
"The spirit of Pictures of the Year International is to honor photojournalists and celebrate their outstanding documentary photography. We do not probe for reasons to disqualify work. POY understands that errors may occur in captions submitted by photographers. We are happy to make corrections and acknowledge the errors. Story summaries and captions are 'published' when posted on the POY website. Any misunderstanding regarding self-authorship for 'published' captions or story summaries will be corrected by the photographer. POY affirms the awards."
That response to the controversy is even more tepid than that of the organizers of World Press Photo, which at least addressed the guy-with-gun image directly when they issued their statement about it yesterday:
"The jury is of the opinion that although a more complete and accurate introduction and captions should have been made available by the photographer, the jury was not fundamentally mislead by the picture in the story or the caption that was included with it."
Asked what safeguards they have in place to vet winning entries for manipulation, World Press Photo told PDN today that they reserve the right "to ask for raw files or untoned scans and consult an external photo expert to advise on possible manipulation. This analysis focuses only on technical facts."
Rick Shaw, director of POYi, did not immediately respond to PDN's request for an interview about the POYi statement.
But what the POYi and WPP statements about the Pellegrin entry suggest is that the photo contests are equipped by their rules to deal perfectly well with black and white issues, and less well-equipped to deal with any ethical gray areas.
It is, after all, easier to come up with guidelines about technical questions of how much image manipulation is too much, than it is to make rules about what kinds of actions on the part of a photographer might be misleading or damaging to the subject.
But until the contests are willing to take on such ethical gray areas when they arise, they're leaving photographers a lot of room to "make things happen," as long as it doesn't happen in Photoshop, and as long as the captions pass a basic smell test.
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More than 70 Purchase students turned out at a Long Island Sound beach in Rye, NY, this weekend to participate in the 26th annual Ocean Conservancy's International Coastal Cleanup. The students, along with environmental sciences faculty members Susan Letcher and Jeff Main, spent the day, not only hunting for and picking up trash and debris, but also recording everything they found and where they found it.
Over the past 25 years, the International Coastal Cleanup has become the world's largest volunteer effort for ocean health. Nearly nine million volunteers from 152 countries and locations have cleaned 145 million pounds of trash from the shores of lakes, streams, rivers, and the ocean on just one day each year. They have recorded every item found, providing a clear picture of the manufactured items impacting the health of humans, wildlife, and economies.


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– Jim Ross has a new blog entry online on his official website. In it, he writes that this week's Raw is a great opportunity for all talents to make their presence felt. Below is an excerpt:
I see tonight's RAW as a great opportunity for ALL talents to make their presence felt. My 'maximizing one's minutes' theory was never more timely than it will be tonight for everyone who appears on RAW.
Raw getting off to a fast, compelling start seems imperative. First talents out of the gate will occupy some prime real estate. The first 30 minutes of RAW are going to be vital.
Click here to read JR's latest in its entirety.
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Shirts worn by the Milan players during the match against Bari, commemorating Italy's 150 years of unity, will be on auction until April 1st.
MILAN -A new initiative was launched today by Milan Foundation in collaboration with Radio Italia. The shirts of Nesta, Ibrahimovic and Seedorf worn during the game against Bari will be on auction until March 28th - they were the shirts celebrating the 150 years of Italian unity.
All the shirts will be signed by the players an they also have a patch celebrating the historic event. Then from March 29th to April 1st, the shirts of Gattuso, Pato and Cassano will go under the hammer.
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Bill Bruford: One of a Kind - Part One
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Recorded: London, England, January-February 1979
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"One of a Kind - Part One" serves as prelude to "One of a Kind - Part Two." It's a countdown in a way, full of rhythms of which some are provided melodically by Bruford on vibes. (I am guessing it is he and not keyboardist Stewart.) As countdowns go, this is successful. The jazzy and slightly Spanish opening section gives way to a mid-'70s Zappa-like section. (Think Ruth Underwood.) Then Holdsworth starts ripping away. The pleasing theme, now slightly Far Eastern and ascending, perfectly leads into the funk transition that becomes "Part Two." The ship jettisons its fuel tanks as it achieves orbit. To experience earth from orbit, see my review of "One of a Kind - Part Two."
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2:56 p.m. — 200 block Brookpoint Circle, a woman reported a dog bit her in the leg while she was jogging. The injury did not require medical attention. The dog was quarantined and a report was sent to the Medina County Health Department.
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8:15 a.m. — 300 block Lakeview Drive, Arlene Dobbins, 51, of 306 Wooster St., was charged with criminal trespassing.
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The Kentucky Wildcats were a No. 8 seed playing in the Final Four on April 5. In recent years, a run like the Wildcats isn't so rare in the NCAA tournament or Final Four, at least seeding wise. But no No. 8 seed has ever been like Kentucky, and no run by any team has been like this either -- not after yet another last-second win over the Wisconsin Badgers, on yet another Aaron Harrison winning shot.
Harrison drained a three-pointer to put the Wildcats ahead for good with five seconds left, as he did against the Michigan Wolverines in the Elite Eight. While that shot broke a tie, this one turned a 73-71 deficit into a 74-73 Kentucky win, and a date with the Connecticut Huskies in the national title game.
Beforehand, the Wildcats started the Final Four as slow as their other games, needing a run before halftime to close the gap to four. When the Badgers built it to seven to start the second, John Calipari called a timeout to settle the Wildcats down.
It worked to the tune of a 15-0 run, putting Wisconsin against the wall. Yet the Badgers soon rose back to take a 67-62 lead. But it was then Kentucky's turn to rise again and hold a 71-69 lead with under 90 seconds left.
The otherwise shut down Frank Kaminsky then tipped in a miss from Traevon Jackson to even it up. After Andrew Harrison missed an ill-advised shot, he fouled Jackson on a desperation three, which spelled trouble since the Badgers had been perfect from the line all night. Naturally, this led to Jackson missing his first shot.
Although he made the next two, the Wildcats had their window for the other Harrison to deliver. Aaron had been contained all night as well, scoring five points through the first 39+ minutes.
Yet he was largely contained by the Wolverines, until he made four late threes to close the Elite Eight. In this case at the Final Four, Harrison needed just one to break the Badgers' hearts, which were officially shattered when Jackson's buzzer-beating shot rimmed out.
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Thomas J. Shannon, a Grosse Pointe lawyer, has received a 90-day suspension from the practice of law in Michigan, the State of Michigan Attorney Discipline Board (ADB) reported Friday. The suspension went into effect on March 14, 2014.
ADB Tri-County Hearing Panel #9 found that Shannon neglected a client's litigation matter; failed to seek the lawful objectives of his client; and failed to act with reasonable diligence and promptness. The panel ordered Shannon's suspension from the practice of law in Michigan for 90 days, and directed him to pay costs of $2,355.01.
ADB records show that Shannon's disciplinary history also contains a reprimand in 1988, a two-year suspension in 1991, and a 90-day suspension in 2012.
In another recent action, Lansing lawyer Robert Joseph Payne received a 180-day suspension, effective March 12, 2014. Payne did not appear at his disciplinary hearing, and was found to be in default for his failure to file an answer to the formal complaint.
Based on the default and the evidence submitted, ADB Ingham County Hearing Panel #4 found that Payne neglected a legal matter entrusted to him; failed to seek his client's lawful objectives through reasonably available means permitted by law; failed to act with reasonable diligence and promptness in representing his client; failed to adequately communicate with his client; and failed to refund an unearned fee and documents belonging to his client upon termination of the representation. The panel further found that Payne knowingly failed to respond to lawful demands for information from a disciplinary authority; and failed to timely answer a request for investigation.
The panel ordered Payne's suspension from the practice of law in Michigan for 180 days, and directed him to pay restitution of $500.00 and costs of $1,855.61.


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Title: Planning
Category: Offender Management
Version: 09
Implement Date: 14 November 2011
Application: Custodial Operations
Availability: Public
Appendices and forms
Local Procedures
Ownership: Offender Intervention Services
|Prisoners who require the development of an Offender Rehabilitation Plan
|Staff responsible for developing the Offender Rehabilitation Plan
|Developing the Offender Rehabilitation Plan
|Special Planning Considerations
|Offender Management Groups
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|Approval of the Offender Rehabilitation Plan
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To ensure that the management of prisoners is planned around the management of risk, prioritises interventions based on criminogenic needs and is tailored to the individual's capacity to respond to planned interventions.
When the initial assessment process is completed, the Offender Rehabilitation Plan (ORP) is developed.
Planning is an interactive process, which includes the prisoner and other relevant stakeholders. Offender Rehabilitation Plans must be based on the principles of risk, need, responsivity, professional discretion and program integrity.
Refer appendix - The Principles of What Works
Planning should focus on the totality of a prisoner's correctional episode. The ORP must cover the whole sentence and should broadly outline the pathway that a prisoner can expect to take through his/her correctional episode encompassing both community and custodial supervision including pre-release/transitional needs and post-release community resettlement needs. Significant milestones and events must be identified in the ORP.
Planning is guided by assessment tools and management objectives for specific prisoner management groups. However, planning must ensure risk, identified criminogenic needs, pre-release/reintegration needs, and other/or assessed general planning needs are the primary focus.
When relevant, staff from probation and parole and custodial operations should work together to develop the ORP. This sentence management approach is particularly relevant when developing the pre-release section of the ORP.
Refer appendix - Pre-release Management Considerations
The ORP must be reviewed throughout the duration of the sentence.
Refer procedure - Review
The plan must be entered into the Integrated Offender Management System (IOMS).
An ORP must be developed for all prisoners except for those prisoners who are-
The development of an ORP occurs after the assessment process is complete (i.e. Rehabilitation Needs Assessment or ORNI-R, and literacy numeracy screen), but within 3 weeks of a prisoner's admission into custody or following sentencing.
An ORP must be developed by an offender management team which should include-
The level of input is to be as deemed necessary on a case by case basis, but should include at least three of the above members.
The senior adviser, sentence management or General Manager of the facility may invite representatives to attend the review meeting from-
The review considerations and determinations must be recorded in a timely manner in IOMS.
Refer - Offender Rehabilitation Plan (in-confidence) Guidelines; Appendices - Pre-release Management Considerations
An ORP should encompass long-term and short-term management strategies for the total duration of a prisoner's correctional episode. The ORP should be a dynamic document which can adequately reflect changes in a prisoner's circumstances as they occur.
Issues of community risk should be a priority in the development of an ORP. Community risk is a term that refers to a prisoner's likely risk of re-offending and/or to the potential impact that such re-offending is likely to have on the community and/or any individual either physically, psychologically or both.
The ORNI-R will be utilised to inform the ORP for relevant prisoners and outcomes must be entered in to the intervention section of the ORP. Any pre-release/post-release community resettlement needs identified during the ORNI-R assessment must be entered into the ORP.
For prisoners who have not received an ORNI-R, an assessment of general needs for rehabilitation (i.e. planning needs) including pre-release and post-release community re-settlement needs must be conducted. A Rehabilitation Needs Assessment is conducted and entered into IOMS and informs the ORP.
Refer procedure - Assessment; Appendices - Rehabilitation Needs Assessment Guidelines; Pre-release Management Considerations.
The focus of an ORP is to effectively detail interventions and goals that have been identified to target the assessed criminogenic and/or general planning needs, and pre-release/post-release community re-settlement needs. Officers responsible for generating plans must discuss the prisoner's needs and subsequent actions identified in the assessment process with the prisoner.
It is preferable that a prisoner takes ownership of the identified needs and co-operates in the formulation of the ORP to address identified needs. A prisoner should be advised of possible outcomes if they choose to not comply with their ORP (e.g. recommended actions not undertaken in a timely manner). The prisoner's attitude and relevant comments about the plan are to be documented in the plan prior to approval.
Special planning considerations must be taken into account if matters related to the specific demographic characteristics of a prisoner are relevant.
Details pertaining to culture, gender, age, disability and location must be recorded and considered as factors along with other management objectives related to assessed risks and needs.
For example-
A prisoner in custody who cannot participate in employment on specific days due to his/her religious beliefs.
An aged prisoner who has limitations to the type of physical activity that can be performed.
If special planning considerations are required for a prisoner, information must be provided on what impact this will have on the prisoner's ability to address identified needs and, if possible, how this impact is likely to be addressed.
As part of the development of the ORP, an offender management group is assigned to a prisoner.
The management grouping of a prisoner provides a direction for formulating an ORP. However, the grouping must not be so prescriptive as to prevent the individualisation of an ORP.
A prisoner may be managed under two groups at one time, for example, a prisoner with a probation order who is later sentenced to a custodial term. The prisoner's primary management group must be according to the location of the prisoner or the higher-level management group. Communication must occur between locations and relevant departmental officers to ensure the prisoner complies with the requirements of both orders.
The offender management group is to be reviewed each time the prisoner's ORP is reviewed.
Refer appendix - Applying Offender Management Groups
Staff responsible for generating an ORP must ensure that the plan-
The recommendations of the ORP must be discussed with the prisoner and, where appropriate, a copy of the intervention recommendations and approving officer's comments should be provided to the prisoner).
The relevant authorised officer must approve an ORP. A copy of the approved plan must be provided to the prisoner.
In custodial facilities case management must be initiated as part of prisoner planning. Case management must be implemented when an ORP is verified. A case management process may also be initiated for a prisoner serving 12 months or less who does not have an ORP if they have identified special needs (e.g. at risk, dysfunctional, intellectual disability).
The purpose of case management is to provide for timely and accurate information that contributes to the review of an ORP and a prisoner's classification and placement. The allocation of case workers seeks to ensure record keeping is initiated early in a prisoner's correctional episode and provides for a regular reporting structure throughout the episode. Electronic prompts will alert case workers of the need to provide advice in their specialised field.
Refer appendix - Case Management - Custodial Considerations
Pre-release management seeks to support a prisoner's graduated release into the community and is supported by the transitional coordinator and programs. The management of pre-release needs, including those in the transitional plan, must be included as part of the development, management and review of an ORP while a prisoner is located in a corrective services facility.
Refer appendix - Pre-release Management Considerations
To determine when planning for pre-release is to be actioned, consideration should be given to-
The ORP should document strategies for assisting a prisoner to successfully assume a pro-social lifestyle and may include strategies for linking the prisoner to relevant community agencies to provide ongoing assistance on release from custody. The process must be initiated in planning and must be considered at each Offender Rehabilitation Plan review.
Refer procedure - Review;
A set of behavioural standards must be applied to a prisoner located in a corrective services facility. The purpose of the behavioural standards is to provide the prisoner and staff with a set of expectations regarding the prisoner's behaviour while serving his/her sentence and a measure for future reporting requirements. The reporting structures established within the planning and case management process will guide the review and security classification and placement assessment process, which must include an assessment of the prisoner's compliance with the set standards. A prisoner subject to planning will receive notice of the standards as part of the ORP development.
Refer administrative form - Behavioural Standards
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CENTERVILLE, Mass. — In meetings held this week, the ECAC approved the realignment of two teams currently playing in the ECAC Northeast. Beginning with the 2001-2002 season, St. Michael's will become a member of the ECAC East, while Tufts will join the NESCAC.
St. Michael's, the 1998-99 NCAA Division II champion, will play under rules currently in place for St. Anselm, another Division II school playing in the otherwise Division III ECAC East. Both will play a full conference schedule, but will not participate in the ECAC East playoffs. They will instead continue to play in the ECAC Division II playoffs, which were instituted last season.
"It is very exciting for us," said St. Michael's athletic director Geri Knortz. "We have had a strong interest into moving into the East for the past three years, and we are pleased that the opportunity was finally presented to us.
"It will be a step up in the level of competition."
Tufts is a member of the NESCAC in all other sports, so its move to the NESCAC hockey conference had been anticipated since the NESCAC split with the ECAC East after the 1998-99 season.
"Clearly, it is the premier Division III league in the country," said Tufts coach Brian Murphy about the NESCAC. "The last six National Champions have come from the NESCAC/ECAC East league. We'll have to adjust quickly, but I think we'll be able to do it. It's where we belong and we're glad it happened.
"We'll take some lumps from some teams in the short term, but I hope we can contend for one of the seven playoff spots right away. We have some good young players here and we need to continue working hard on and off the ice. We'll be playing in front of bigger crowds in better rinks, so we're all very excited about it."
The addition of Tufts and St. Michael's will most likely mean a shuffling of travel partners. St. Michael's is expected to be paired with nearby Norwich, the defending NCAA Division III champion. Norwich is currently paired with Middlebury.
ECAC assistant commissioner Steve Hagwell confirmed that the interlocking schedule between the ECAC and NESCAC will remain unchanged.
"The conferences will retain the scheduling arrangement, with each league having 10 teams for a total of 19 conference games," said Hagwell. "The standings will be done the same way they are now."
Each team in the ECAC East and NESCAC play the teams in its own conference plus all teams in the other conference once per season. Home ice is rotated from season to season.
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You could call it the ultimate high school field trip.
Last year 4,815 Utah high school students from 68 schools and organizations attended 12 free Sundance screenings. Another 2,282 Park City School District students watched films at their high school where they also had the opportunity to grill the filmmakers about their work.
According to Kara Cody, the Sundance Institute's manager of Utah Community and Student Programs, the offerings are an extension of the organization's overall mission "to connect artists and audiences."
With obvious enthusiasm she added, "Plus, we are always excited to engage the next generation of filmmakers, to see who might go on to be the next great independent filmmaker."
She may not have to wait long before being able to boast that one of the high school program's alumna is on the short list for an Oscar. Thanks in part to Sundance's proximity (the annual Film Festival commandeers Park City High School's performing arts auditorium every year) there is a burgeoning group of home-grown high school filmmakers.
Jill Orschel, a local filmmaker, Sundance alumna and founder of Park City's eight-year-old Filmmakers Showcase, has seen the effects firsthand. Her annual showcase gives local amateur filmmakers a chance to screen their short films in front of a real audience at the Jim Santy auditorium, and she estimates that about 75 percent of the entries are from high-school-age filmmakers.
She credits Sundance with broadening the scope of their subject matter. "I have been watching the kids for years now and I've really seen it change. At first they were all Quentin Tarantino wannabes and blockbuster copycats. But, through the years that Sundance has been reaching out to kids, the biggest trend I see is that they are making more personal films. They are seeing the value of their own voice. I think Sundance should be really proud of that."
Park City High School also has a popular film program that hosts an annual student film festival whose entries are surprisingly professional thanks, in part, to Sundance's student screenings and to year-round community outreach programs.
The high school screenings, though, are not limited to Park City. They also take place at Sundance venues in Salt Lake City and Ogden where students are bussed in to see films and talk to filmmakers.
According to Cody, films for the student programs are selected by a Sundance Institute team that looks not only for age-appropriate material but also subjects, "that have universal themes and that will start a discussion among students."
One of last year's selections was a good example. "Pandora's Promise" tackled the controversies surrounding the use of nuclear energy. The film focused on a group of environmentalists who had once opposed nuclear energy and now support it.
"Their teacher said, it opened up their eyes and really got students buzzing on bus ride back to school," Cody said.
She added that "Blackfish," another film that screened for students last year, challenged students to think about the issues surrounding captive killer whales "in a way they hadn't before."
Cody also pointed out that the students offer the filmmakers a fresh perspective. "It is not an industry audience. The students are very honest, very receptive and give really raw feedback."
Ultimately, the decision about whether to participate is up to teachers at the individual schools. Sometimes, teachers try to find films that dovetail with a specific class. Last year, for instance, some economics teachers chose to have students attend "Inequality for All," a documentary about the widening gap between rich and poor around the world and featuring former U.S. Secretary of Labor Robert Reich.
Cody also noted that Sundance alerts teachers about any colorful language, or mild violence, so they can make informed decisions.
Last year, for the first time, about 415 college students, professors and administrators were also treated to a free Sundance Film Festival screening. They saw Dave Grohl's "Sound City" at the Rose Wagner Theatre in Salt Lake City.
It was so well received, Cody said Sundance is doing it again. Free tickets will be distributed by each school including the University of Utah, Utah Valley University, Westminster College and Salt Lake Community College.
The Sundance Institute student programs are underwritten by a number of generous state, federal and local sponsors including: the George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Foundation, Salt Lake County's Economic Development Department, the Salt Lake County Zoo Arts and Parks (ZAP) tax, the Utah Arts Council, the Park City Community Foundation, Park City Municipal Corp., Park City Rotary Club, Summit County Recreation Arts and Parks (RAP) tax, the Promontory Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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- "Zip & Zap and the Marble Gang"
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- "Kumiko, the Treasure Hunter"
- "Last Days in Vietnam"
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Mourners staged vigils around the country in memory of the victims of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut. The peace and security of the suburban Connecticut community lay shattered on Friday after a gunman attacked a primary school in one of the worst mass shootings in U.S. history. Tearful parents and children gathered around Sandy Hook Elementary School by midday on Friday, surrounded by police vehicles, as young and old alike struggled to make sense of a shooting rampage that killed at least 28 people, including 20 children.


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Ensuring Critical Patch Update Quality
By Eric P. Maurice-Oracle on Jul 24, 2009
Hi, this is Eric Maurice again.
For the last three years, as we have released each Critical Patch Update (CPU), we have been simultaneously posting a summary of the CPU on this blog (see for example, the last blog entry discussing CPUJul2009). I was recently reviewing past blog entries and realized that one topic -- "How CPUs are tested by Oracle before their release" -- continues to be of great interest to customers, so I thought I'd discuss it here.
The topic of CPU testing by Oracle is relevant to customers because of the potentially significant impact of faulty patches. The most obvious impact of faulty patches is that they may fail to properly resolve the vulnerabilities they were intended to close. More importantly, faulty patches may cause regression issues resulting in data corruption, system outages or other effects that cause applications to execute improperly. (Regression issues occur when a change in the code results in introducing unexpected consequences such "breaking" a functionality that was present in previous versions of the code.) Ultimately, faulty patches almost always result in re-issuance by their author, and costly reapplication by customers. But perhaps the least desirable impact of faulty patches is that customers may delay or defer applying future patches because of a fear that "the security patches may create more problems than they solve."
For all of these reasons, Critical Patch Update quality has been the highest priority for Oracle. Under the leadership of Mary Ann Davidson and her team, all parties involved in the production of Critical Patch Updates are told in no uncertain terms that faulty patches will not be tolerated.
So, how does Oracle help make sure that CPUs don't create issues in customers' environment? Let's look at the process Oracle follows with Database Server CPUs, keeping in mind that Oracle's objectives with CPU testing are twofold: (1) prevent undue consequences resulting from the CPU patches (regression issues), and (2) ensure that the vulnerabilities are addressed effectively (preventing incorrect or incomplete fixes).
The first step in the remediation process for any vulnerability is the discovery or reporting of the vulnerability to Oracle. Security vulnerabilities can be reported to Oracle by external sources such as customers and security researchers. Vulnerabilities can also (and often will) be reported by internal sources including: Oracle's own assessment team, developers themselves, and results of automated tests used throughout development.
Once a vulnerability has been discovered or reported to Oracle, it is analyzed to understand -- for example -- what components or interfaces are affected, which components of the code are vulnerable, how the vulnerability can be exploited, how it can be eliminated, what other mitigation measures are possible, etc. (This analysis phase is so important and complex that it could be, by itself, a topic for a future blog entry.)
At the end of the analysis phase, a fix for the vulnerability is produced, and regression tests are conducted to verify that the fix will not result in unintended consequences. Developers and security experts then review this fix before being included in the main code line (that is, if the vulnerability is not limited to previous versions of the affected component) where full regression tests are run. Once the inclusion in the main code line is complete, the fix is ported to future patchsets. In addition, the fix can be scheduled for inclusion in a future Critical Patch Update.
Let's now look at the process Oracle follows for testing Database Server security fixes specifically included in Critical Patch Updates. To understand the level of effort required with each CPU release, one has first to go back to understanding the scope of the Critical Patch Update program:
- CPU patches are released for ALL Oracle products every quarter, on the Tuesday closest to the 15th of the months of January, April, July, and October;
- On these dates, CPU patches are published for all supported versions on all their respective platforms (with the exception of On-Request versions)
- CPUs for many Oracle products are cumulative (i.e. CPUs include new fixes as well as previously-released fixes).
In other words, on the release day of the CPU, Oracle releases a large number of patch sets for each platform-version combinations affected by the CPU. For example, the April 2009 Critical Patch Update included fixes for seven versions of Oracle Database Server (126.96.36.199; 22.214.171.124; 10.2.0.3; 10.2.0.4; 10.1.0.5; 220.127.116.11; 188.8.131.52DV) on over 20 different platforms!
In order to provide enough time for thoroughly testing the fixes included in CPUs, the initial selection of the new fixes to be included in each CPU takes place 15 weeks before the CPU release date. These fixes are then backported to all supported version-platform combinations with a few exceptions for things like On-Request versions. Next, Oracle runs a full set of regression tests against the aggregated patches for each of these version-platform combinations.
Six weeks before the CPU release date, CPUs are assembled in what we call "early combinations." These "early combinations" are provided to other development organizations to verify that CPU's don't create problems across the Oracle stack. For example, throughout this six weeks period, the development organizations for the various product lines such as E-Business Suite, PeopleSoft, and Siebel, perform tests with the database CPU early combinations to ensure that database fixes will not result in problems with the applications and to catch regressions that might occur with customer applications. During this period, Oracle performs additional comprehensive vulnerability fix testing to ensure that all newly addressed vulnerabilities are effectively fixed in all version-platform combinations of the CPU.
In addition to the steps above, during the four final weeks before the release of each CPU, CPU early combinations are provided to the support and other organizations to perform installation testing. It is during that period that Oracle ensures that documentation is clear and accurate and that the CPU installs as expected. It is also during this period that the support organization grows familiar with the CPU in order to provide support to customers who may call for CPU-related issues once the CPU has been published.
Note that under Oracle Software Security Assurance disclosure policies, Oracle doesn't share CPU early combinations or other information associated to the upcoming CPU with third party organizations. This is because Oracle is very concerned about treating each customer equally, and ensuring that the content of the upcoming CPU not be leaked out, possibly aiding in the development of exploit code. However, during the entire process leading to the release of the CPU, Oracle works with the individuals who have submitted the vulnerabilities fixed in the CPU, keeping them informed of progress, and sometimes discussing the nature of the fix implemented by the CPU with them. These individuals, many of them security researchers, are listed in the credit section of the CPU Release Note.
This commitment to CPU quality under Oracle Software Security Assurance has eliminated many issues that customers may have previously encountered with Critical Patch Updates, leading a prominent security researcher to recently declare: "The database patches are very easy to apply and have very few problems. You get a huge benefit without a lot of effort." This type of endorsement by folks in the security researchers and analysts' communities, as well as positive feedback from customers, are great rewards for the people involved in the production, testing, and support of the Critical Patch Updates.


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Please excuse my blog design (or lack thereof). A new design is in the works, but until it's up and ready, you'll have to ignore the default header :).
So, a couple of days ago, my sister did a post called "Photo An Hour." It's an interesting way to analyze everything that you do during your day, and it's a cool way to see how other bloggers are spending their days. As most of you know, I have been unemployed for the past month, and therefore, have been acting as a housewife. I thought it'd be interesting to do this post before I start working again (next Tuesday I will start a new part-time job), because despite popular belief, I am doing more than sitting on my butt eating ice cream all day long 😉. Some days are busier than others, of course, but here is a general idea of what my day looks like:
Breakfast time — Kodiak Cakes in the waffle maker
Washing the dishes, making the bed, folding a load of laundry
Checking emails and reading blogs
Going for a run in the park with my sister
Getting ready for the day
Salad + whole grain bread for lunch
Quick trip to the grocery store
Baking Jessica's giant M&M cookies
Emptying the dishwasher/ Cleaning the kitchen
Working on some things for my blog design (while snacking on a cookie :))
Reading a little before Jordan gets home
Jordan surprises me with flowers for our one "monthiversary" and tells me to get ready to go out to dinner to celebrate (normally, this is when I'd start making dinner)
Eating dinner at our favorite sushi restaurant
Going for a post-dinner walk in the park
Watching TV with Jordan (we still need to buy a TV stand…)
Reading before bed
And that was my Tuesday :). I encourage you try this type of post if you want to see how many things you really do in one day!
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Wasps: Man's New Best Friend?
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ORLANDO, Fla. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- To get from one place to another, we walk or run without thinking much about why. But these two engineers did wonder why humans move the way we do.
Doggy Genes
ROCKVILLE, Md. (Ivanhoe Broadcast News) -- We may be more like dogs than we think. Now, a complete map of dog genes not only helps explain what gives dogs their unique set of traits, behaviors, and diseases -- it could help identify human diseases, too.
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Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-3072
Cohen, C D; Lindenmeyer, M T; Eichinger, F; Hahn, A; Seifert, M; Moll, A G; Schmid, H; Kiss, E; Gröne, E; Gröne, H J; Kretzler, M; Werner, T; Nelson, P J (2008). Improved elucidation of biological processes linked to diabetic nephropathy by single probe-based microarray data analysis. PLoS ONE, 3(8):e2937.
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Background: Diabetic nephropathy (DN) is a complex and chronic metabolic disease that evolves into a progressive fibrosing renal disorder. Effective transcriptomic profiling of slowly evolving disease processes such as DN can be problematic. The changes that occur are often subtle and can escape detection by conventional oligonucleotide DNA array analyses.
Methodology/Principal Findings: We examined microdissected human renal tissue with or without DN using Affymetrix oligonucleotide microarrays (HG-U133A) by standard Robust Multi-array Analysis (RMA). Subsequent gene ontology analysis by Database for Annotation, Visualization and Integrated Discovery (DAVID) showed limited detection of biological processes previously identified as central mechanisms in the development of DN (e.g. inflammation and angiogenesis). This apparent lack of sensitivity may be associated with the gene-oriented averaging of oligonucleotide probe signals, as this includes signals from cross-hybridizing probes and gene annotation that is based on out of date genomic data. We then examined the same CEL file data using a different methodology to determine how well it could correlate transcriptomic data with observed biology. ChipInspector (CI) is based on single probe analysis and de novo gene annotation that bypasses probe set definitions. Both methods, RMA and CI, used at default settings yielded comparable numbers of differentially regulated genes. However, when verified by RT-PCR, the single probe based analysis demonstrated reduced background noise with enhanced sensitivity and fewer false positives.
Conclusions/Significance: Using a single probe based analysis approach with de novo gene annotation allowed an improved representation of the biological processes linked to the development and progression of DN. The improved analysis was exemplified by the detection of Wnt signaling pathway activation in DN, a process not previously reported to be involved in this disease.
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dwdiff is a diff program that operates at the word level instead of the line
level. It is different from wdiff in that it allows the user to specify what
should be considered whitespace, and in that it takes an optional list of
characters that should be considered delimiters. Delimiters are single
characters that are treated as if they are words, even when there is no
whitespace separating them from preceding words or delimiters. dwdiff is
mostly commandline compatible with wdiff. Only the --autopager, --terminal
and --avoid-wraps options are not supported.
The default output from dwdiff is the new text, with the deleted and inserted
parts annotated with markers. Command line options are available to change
both what is printed, and the markers.
WWW: http://os.ghalkes.nl/dwdiff.html
To install the port: cd /usr/ports/textproc/dwdiff/ && make install cleanTo add the package: pkg install dwdiff
cd /usr/ports/textproc/dwdiff/ && make install clean
pkg install dwdiff
PKGNAME: dwdiff
NOTE: FreshPorts displays only information on required and default dependencies. Optional dependencies are not covered.
===> The following configuration options are available for dwdiff-2.0.9_2:
DOCS=on: Build and/or install documentation
NLS=on: Native Language Support
UNICODE=on: Unicode support
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
Number of commits found: 35
Remove ${PORTSDIR}/ from dependencies, categories r, s, t, and u.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Fixup some whitespace at the beginning of lines problems.
With hat: portmgr
Sponsored by: Absolight
Update icu to 55.1
Cleanup plist
Chase boost and icu bump
While here convert some LIB_DEPENDS
- Update from 2.0.7 to 2.0.9
- Update from 2.0.4 to 2.0.7
- Take maintainership
- Use Options Helpers
- Convert LIB_DEPENDS to new syntax
- Add stage support
Approved by: wg/culot (mentors, implicit)
Add NO_STAGE all over the place in preparation for the staging support (cat:
- Remove MAKE_JOBS_SAFE variable
Approved by: portmgr (bdrewery)
- Convert USE_GETTEXT to USES (part 3)
Approved by: portmgr (bapt)
- Update to version 2.0.4
- Remove dead mirror site and add fossies.org to MASTER_SITES
- Since 2.0 release, dwdiff is no longer a front-end for the diff program,
so modify the description in pkg-descr
PR: ports/175430
Submitted by: Po-Chien Lin <email@example.com>
- Remove LICENSE_FILE for well-known licenses
- Use shared UNICODE_DESC
- Pet portlint
Convert to new options framework
- Reassign ports from avl@ back to pool at his request.
Submitted by: avl via IM
Approved by: avl via IM
- Add LDFLAGS to CONFIGURE_ENV and MAKE_ENV (as it was done with LDFLAGS)
- Fix all ports that add {CPP,LD}FLAGS to *_ENV to modify flags instead
Submitted by: myself
Exp-runs by: pav
Approved by: pav
- update ICU to 4.8
- chase library bump
- add an entry in UPDATING for instructions
- remove old conflict lines
- Update to 1.9
Feature safe: yes
Chase devel/icu upgrade
Add an updating note
- Update to 1.8.2
- Update to 1.8
- Add license information
Bounce PORTREVISION for gettext-related ports. Have fun, ya'll.
- Update to 1.7
- Use bsd.port.options.mk
- Use the provided install target instead of re-writing do-install
- Update to 1.6.1
- Add MASTER_SITES for redundancy
- Update to 1.6
Change MAINTAINER on my ports to my FreeBSD email address
Approved by: tabthorpe (mentor)
- Allow to build with MAKE_JOBS_SAFE
- Move some ports to SF macro
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <email@example.com> (maintainer)
- Update to 1.5.2
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
- Update to 1.5.1.
- This release fixes the text passed to diff programs without the -a option.
PR: ports/129892
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <email@example.com> (maintainer)
- Update to 1.5
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <ports at logvinov dot com> (maintainer)
- Update to 1.4
New features:
- an option to use all punctuation characters as delimiters
- Unicode (UTF-8) support including formatting insensitive comparison
- case-insensitive comparison when the underlying diff program does not
support it
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <email@example.com> (maintainer)
Bump portrevision due to upgrade of devel/gettext.
The affected ports are the ones with gettext as a run-dependency
according to ports/INDEX-7 (5007 of them) and the ones with USE_GETTEXT
in Makefile (29 of them).
PR: ports/124340
Submitted by: edwin@
Approved by: portmgr (pav)
- Update to 1.3
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <firstname.lastname@example.com> (maintainer)
- Welcome X.org 7.2 \o/.
- Set X11BASE to ${LOCALBASE} for recent ${OSVERSION}.
- Bump PORTREVISION for ports intalling files in ${X11BASE}.
- Update to 1.2.1 (This release fixes a bug in resetting the color on 64 bit
- Add WITHOUT_NLS knob
PR: ports/104903
Submitted by: maintainer (Alexander Logvinov)
Add dwdiff 1.2, a delimited word diff program.
PR: ports/103840
Submitted by: Alexander Logvinov <ports at logvinov.com>
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20 vulnerabilities affecting 50 ports have been reported in the past 14 days
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A recap of the Washington Square open house
This past weekend we once again made our way to Yountville to check out the Washington Square open house. The event, which also represented the grand opening of the Verismo Wines Tasting Lounge, included food, wine, live music and an appearance by Santa Claus for the kids.
We were primarily there to check out the new Verismo tasting lounge and taste some of their wines (oh yeah, and to get that picture of the little one crying on Santa's lap! :)). Verismo was pouring two of its "Stretto" wines, which are in the 'ready to drink' category (as opposed to the winery's "V" wines, which could stand to be put down for a few years).
Up first was the 2007 Napa Valley Stretto Sauvignon Blanc, which retails for $18 per 750ml bottle. This wine checks in at 13.6% alcohol by volume, was aged in stainless steel and underwent no malolactic fermentation. We certainly found it to be eminently drinkable, with a nice balance of acidity and your typical sauvignon blanc flavor notes of citrus and green apple.
The other wine we tried was the 2006 Napa Valley Stretto Red Wine, which retails for $24 per 750ml bottle. This wine, which is a blend of Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Malbec and Syrah, was aged for 20 months in 20% new French Oak. For a red blend, we found this wine to be on the fruitier side, with very soft tannins, and flavor notes of your typical dark red fruits (cherry, plum, etc.)
Girard Winery was also pouring some of its wines and had amazing desserts from Sweetie Pies in Napa that were a popular treat. Here are a few shots from the event:
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