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Issue No.12 - December (2011 vol.22)
pp: 1969-1977
E. Torng , Dept. of Comput. Sci. & Eng., Michigan State Univ., East Lansing, MI, USA
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/TPDS.2011.114
An access control list (ACL) provides security for a private network by controlling the flow of incoming and outgoing packets. Specifically, a network policy is created in the form of a sequence of (possibly conflicting) rules. Each packet is compared against this ACL, and the first rule that the packet matches defines the decision for that packet. The size of ACLs has been increasing rapidly due to the explosive growth of Internet-based applications and malicious attacks. This increase in size degrades network performance and increases management complexity. In this paper, we propose ACL Compressor, a framework that can significantly reduce the number of rules in an access control list while maintaining the same semantics. We make three major contributions. First, we propose an optimal solution using dynamic programming techniques for compressing one-dimensional range-based access control lists. Second, we present a systematic approach for compressing multidimensional access control lists. Last, we conducted extensive experiments to evaluate ACL Compressor. In terms of effectiveness, ACL Compressor achieves an average compression ratio of 50.22 percent on real-life rule sets. In terms of efficiency, ACL runs in seconds, even for large ACLs with thousands of rules.
telecommunication security, authorisation, dynamic programming, Internet, packet classification, network access control lists, ACL compressor, network policy, Internet, malicious attacks, management complexity, dynamic programming, 1D range-based access control lists, multidimensional access control lists, Access control, Packet switching, Dynamic programming, IP networks, Heuristic algorithms, Firewalls, algorithm., Access control list, packet classification, firewall
E. Torng, "Compressing Network Access Control Lists", IEEE Transactions on Parallel & Distributed Systems, vol.22, no. 12, pp. 1969-1977, December 2011, doi:10.1109/TPDS.2011.114


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Antrim had little difficulty in claiming their sixth successive Ulster SHC crown at Casement Park, as they secured a comprehensive 2-24 to 0-04 win over Down.
Down last beat the Saffrons in the championship in 2001 but never looked like repeating that feat in testing conditions in Belfast.
Heavy rain did little for the quality of hurling but Antrim were not deterred and broke free to led 1-13 to 0-02 at half-time. Paul Shields flicked home a sixth-minute goal, while Kieran Courtney was Down's only first-half scorer.
Brendan McGourty and Gareth 'Magic' Johnson added to Down's tally in the second half, but Antrim ended on a high with substitute Brian McFall hitting 1-02.
Neil McManus and McFall, who scored 1-09 between them, were the game's two most impressive forwards as Antrim coasted to their 45th Ulster senior title in all.
Down had the first two chances of the final, but Kieran Courtney and Eoin Clarke were both guilty of hitting wide of the target.
With both sides battling to control the sliotar in the rain, the game failed to sparkle in the opening half but Antrim were more clinical in their play.
The defending champions dominated possession to hold a 1-02 to 0-00 advantage after seven-and-a-half minutes.
Antrim's goal was the opening score of the contest and it came after six minutes when full-forward Johnny McIntosh sent in a long-range free. It was batted out by Down goalkeeper Graham Clarke but corner-forward Shields was quick to capitalise on the loose ball and plant it to the back of the net.
The goal gave Antrim the early momentum and points from McIntosh and defender Malachy Molloy helped the Saffrons take a 1-02 to 0-00 lead.
Down had the ball in the back of the net a minute later, but Brendan McGourty's effort was ruled a square ball by referee James McGrath.
However, Down did manage to open their account three minutes later thanks to a Kieran Courtney pointed free from 21 metres out.
Antrim replied with a Shields point before Courtney and Simon McCrory traded points in the 16th-minute to leave five points between the teams.
However, Antrim restored their dominance and from McCrory's point until the interval it was all about the Terence McNaughton and Dominic McKinley-managed side. They had two excellent points each from Brendan Herron and Neil McManus while Paddy McGill and Johnny McIntosh were also on target to ensure Antrim held a comfortable 1-13 to 0-02 interval advantage.
Antrim's stranglehold on the game continued on the restart with effective play from McManus, who brought his tally to seven points, while substitute McFall also operated well when introduced in the second half and scored 1-02 to ensure Antrim were comfortable 26-point winners by the finish.
Next up for Antrim is round one of the Liam McCarthy Cup qualifiers on 30 June, while seven days earlier Down will begin their Christy Ring Cup campaign against Westmeath.
Antrim: R McGarry; M Kettle, M McCambrige, S Delargy; M Molloy (0-1), J Campbell, C Herron; B Herron (0-03), K McKeegan (0-03, 2f); P McGill (0-01), N McManus (0-07), M Herron (0-02); S McCrory (0-02), J McIntosh (0-02, 1f), P Shields (1-01).
Subs used: N McAuley for Campbell (48 mins), P Richmond for McGill (53), Brian McFall (1-02) for Shields (53), S McDonnell for McIntosh (58), Barry McFall for Kettle (61).
Down: G Clarke; L Clarke, S Murray, F Conway; G Clarke, P Hughes, M Ennis; A Savage, B McGourty (0-01); E Trainor, K Courtney (0-02, 1f), J Trainor; E Clarke, G Johnson (0-01), P Coulter.
Subs used: A Bell for E Trainor (39 mins), A Dynes for E Clarke (58).
Referee: James McGrath (Westmeath)

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A man is behind bars in Ozark for allegedly abusing his 3-month-old child.
John Barrow, 23, is being held in Dale County jail without bond.
Ozark Police say an investigation, led by the Wiregrass Violent Crimes and Drug Task Force, determined Barrow allegedly struck his child's behind with some sort of object.
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The Kind laboratory examines the cellular dysfunction associated with fragile X syndrome (FXS) and related monogenic forms of Intellectual Disabilities (ID) and Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD).
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Professor Kind is Director of the Patrick Wild Centre for Research into Autism, Fragile X Syndrome (FXS) and Intellectual Disability and Professor of Developmental Neuroscience at the University of Edinburgh. He is also Associate Director at the Centre for Brain Development and Repair (CBDR) at the Institute for Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine (Instem), Bangalore, India. Professor Kind completed his postdoctoral training with Professor Colin Blakemore at Oxford University and Professor Susan Hockfield at Yale University. Professor Kind received his PhD from Oxford University in 1993.
The brain develops as a result of a complex interplay between genetic instruction (Nature) and experience (Nurture). Our laboratory is interested in genes that allow the brain to learn and store information during development.
At the heart of both childhood and adult learning and memory are the molecules that regulate the way neurons communicate, namely neurotransmitter receptors and their downstream signaling pathways.
Recently several forms of childhood cognitive impairment, including Fragile X Syndrome (FXS), have been shown to result from genetic alteration of genes encoding proteins that regulate glutamate receptors signaling and synaptic development.
FXS is the most common form of genetically inherited cognitive impairment with a prevalence of approximately 1:4000 boys and 1:8000 girls.
FXS results from genetic silencing of the fragile X mental retardation gene (Fmr1), which encodes the fragile X mental retardation protein (FMRP).
FMRP is a key regulator of synaptic development and belongs to a family of "synaptopathies" caused by genetic disruption of genes that encode synaptic proteins that result in altered synaptic development.
Other synaptic proteins being examined in the laboratory whose disruption leads to cognitive impairment in humans include SynGAP and SAP-102.
Finally we are examining the role of the Tuberous Sclerosis genes (Tsc1 and Tsc2) in cortical development.
The research projects in my laboratory are addressing several key issues:
James OT, Livesey MR, Qiu J, Dando O, Bilican B, Haghi G, Rajan R, Burr K, Hardingham GE, Chandran S, Kind PC, Wyllie DJ. (2014) Ionotropic GABA and glycine receptor subunit composition in human pluripotent stem cell-derived excitatory cortical neurones. J Physiol. 592(Pt 19):4353-63.
Filis P, Kind PC, Spears N. (2013) Implantation failure in mice with a disruption in Phospholipase C beta 1 gene: lack of embryonic attachment, aberrant steroid hormone signalling and defective endocannabinoid metabolism. Mol Hum Reprod. 19(5):290-301.
Wijetunge LS, Chattarji S, Wyllie DJ, Kind PC. (2012) Fragile X syndrome: from targets to treatments. Neuropharmacology. 68:83-96. Review.
McMahon AC, Barnett MW, O'Leary TS, Stoney PN, Collins MO, Papadia S, Choudhary JS, Komiyama NH, Grant SGN, Hardingham GE, Wyllie DJA and Kind PC (2012) Activity-dependent alternative promoter usage and alternative splicing enable SynGAP isoforms to exert opposing effects on synaptic strength. Nature Communications. 3.
Martel M-A, Ryan T, Bell KF, Fowler JH, McMahon A, Al-Mubarak B, Komiyama N, Horsburgh K, Kind PC, Grant SG, Wyllie DJ, Hardingham GE The subtype of GluN2 (2012) C-terminal domain determines the response to excitotoxic insults. Neuron. 74:543-556.
Till SM, Wijetunge LS, Seidel VG, Harlow E, Wright A, Bagni C, Contractor A, Gillingwater TH, Kind PC (2012) Genetic deletion of FMRP alters the trajectory of specific cellular processes during cortical development. Human Molecular Genetics. 21:2143-2156
Jaffer S, Vorobyov V, Kind PC, Sengpiel F (2012) Experience dependent regulation of functional maps in synaptic protein expression in cat visual cortex. Eur. J Neurosci. in press.
Kind PC, Sengpiel F, Beaver CJ, Kelly GM, Matthews RT and Mitchell DE (2012) Development and Activity- Dependent Expression of Aggrecan in the Cat Visual Cortex. Cerebral Cortex. in press.
Harlow EG, Till SM, Russell TA, Wijetunge LS, Kind PC and Contractor A (2010) Critical period plasticity is disrupted in the barrel cortex of Fmr1 knockout mice. Neuron, 65, 385-398.
Thomson RE, Kind PC, Graham NA, Etherson ML, Kennedy J, Fernandes AC, Marques CS, Hevner RF, Iwata T. (2009) Fgf receptor 3 activation promotes selective growth and expansion of occipitotemporal cortex. Neural Dev. 4:4.
Wijetunge L, Till S, Ingham C, Gillingwater T and Kind PC (2008) mGluR5 Regulates Glutamate-Dependent Development of the Mouse Somatosensory Cortex. J. Neurosci. 28:13028-13037.
Watson RF, Abdel-Majid RM, Barnett MW, Willis BS, Katsnelson A, Gillingwater TH, McKnight GS, Kind PC*, and Neumann PE (2006) Involvement of Protein Kinase A in Patterning of the Mouse Somatosensory Cortex. J. Neurosci. 17:5393-5361. *PC Kind is communication author.
Mitchell DE, Kind PC Sengpiel F, Murphy K (2006) Short periods of concordant binocular vision prevent the development of deprivation amblyopia. Eur. J. Neurosci. 23:2458-2466.
Barnett MW, Watson R, Vitalis T, Porter K, Komiyama NH, Stoney PN, Gillingwater TH, Grant SGN and Kind PC SynGAP regulates pattern formation in the trigeminal system of mice. J. Neurosci. 26:1355-1365.
Porter K, Komiyama NH, Vitalis T, Kind PC & Grant SGN (2005) Differential expression of two NMDA receptor interacting proteins, PSD-95 and SynGAP during mouse development. Eur. J. Neurosci. 21:351-362.
Spires TL, Molnar Z, Kind PC, Cordery PM, Upton AL, Blakemore C, Hannan AJ. (2005) Activity-dependent Regulation of Synapse and Dendritic Spine Morphology in Developing Barrel Cortex Requires Phospholipase C-b1 Signalling. Cereb. Cortex 15:385-393.
Mitchell DE, Kind PC, Sengpiel F, Murphy K. (2003) Brief daily periods of binocular vision prevent deprivation-induced acuity loss. Curr. Biol. 13:1704-8.
Sengpiel, F and Kind, PC (2002) The role of activity in the development of the visual system. Curr. Biol. 12:R818-826.
Vitalis T, Cases O, Gillies K, Hanoun N, Hamon M, Seif I, Gaspar P, Kind PC, and Price DJ (2002) Interactions between TrkB-signalling and serotonin excess in the developing murine somatosensory cortex: a role in tangential and radial organisation of thalamocortical axons. J. Neurosci. 22:4987-5000.
Kind PC, Mitchell DE, Ahmed B, Blakemore C, Bonhoeffer T and Sengpiel F (2002) Correlated binocular activity guides recovery from monocular deprivation. Nature 416:430-433.
Hannan AJ, Blakemore C, Katsnelson A, Huber K, Roder JK, Bear M, Kim D, Shin H and Kind PC (2001). Phospholipase C-?1, activated via mGluRs, mediates activity-dependent differentiation in cerebral cortex. Nat. Neurosci. 4, 282-288.


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Marietta College is hoping to skip the dramatics when it plays the University of Mount Union in an Ohio Athletic Conference men's basketball game in the McPherson Academic and Athletic Complex at 7:30 p.m. tonight.
But if it does come down to a last-second shot....
"That's the thing about our team, everyone wants to take the last, game-winning shot, which is great," said MC junior point Tyler Hammond after the Jon VanderWal-coached Pioneers (17-6, 13-3) beat visiting Baldwin-Wallace, 72-70, on Jacob (J.O.) Owens' three with six seconds remaining in the contest last Saturday.
Hammond helped make Owens' game-winner possible with an offensive rebound and a dish assist. He would've taken the shot himself if he'd had a better look.
"I was really far underneath the basket, and the (Baldwin-Wallace) guy that I got the rebound from was 6-foot-6, and I'm about...5-11 to be generous."
Hammond smiled.
"It would've been a tough shot," he continued, "and the way the game was going, they (refs) usually don't call that (fouls) under there."
After Hammond collected the airball, which was launched by Owens, he had the presence of mind to kick it back out to his teammate for another shot at the basket.
This time, Owens didn't miss.
"Everybody's got confidence in me," Owens said. "So, I shoot it with confidence, and hopefully it goes down, and it did."
Indeed, it did, and Marietta College won to stay one game behind first-place Capital University, which defeated Otterbein 75-64 on Saturday.
Now, the Pioneers have two games remaining in regular-season play, and both are on the road, at Mount Union, and then at John Carroll University this Saturday.
Capital has two games left also, and both are at home.
"We want to finish strong," Owens said, "and hopefully Capital drops one."
Hammond agreed and added, "Hopefully, we can win out. We're just going one game at a time. It'll be tough on the road, but as long as we have the eye of the Tiger, like we did against B-W, we should be fine."
Marietta defeated Mount Union, 97-90, in the first meeting at Ban Johnson Arena on Jan. 9. J.J. Martin torched the Purple Raiders for a career-high 33 points. Scott Kimmey and Brennan McKean added 13 points apiece, and Tyler Worstell netted 11.
Mount Union shot the ball pretty well itself, and had five players in double-figures.
The Purple Raiders (11-12, 9-7), winners of three straight, are coming off a 72-57 triumph at Ohio Northern last Saturday. Sophomore Nate Jacubec led the way with a game-high 24 points. Former Williamstown standout Matt Kiger chipped in with 11 markers.
After the Mount Union game, MC is scheduled to journey to University Heights to play John Carroll at 2 p.m. Saturday. The Pioneers defeated the Blue Streaks, 81-70, in the first matchup on Jan. 12.
Owens paced the navy blue and white cagers with 20 points on seven of seven from the floor.
Two tough games for MC to close out regular-season play, and to get ready for OAC Tournament competition.


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A CHURCH COMMUNITY IS IN MOURNING AFTER A BIDDEFORD PASTOR AND HIS WIFE WERE KILLED IN A LATE NIGHT CRASH SATURDAY NIGHT IN BARRINGTON, NEW HAMPSHIRE. NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE POLICE SAY A PICK UP TRUCK CROSSED THE CENTER LINE ON ROUTE 202 AND HIT THE COUPLE'S CAR HEAD ON. STATE POLICE ARE STILL INVESTIGATING THE CRASH BUT TONIGHT WE ARE LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE COUPLE. W-M-T-W NEWS EIGHT'S KATIE THOMPSON IS HERE IN STUDIO TONIGHT WITH THE STORY .. KATIE...... AT 77 YEARS OLD...JOEL AND MAXINE MCLAIN WERE STILL NEWLYWEDS, MARRIED AUGUST 18TH OF LAST YEAR. THEY LIVED MOST OF THEIR LIVES APART... BUT FRIENDS AND FAMILY SAY THE TWO WERE DESTINED TO BE TOGETHER. YEARS AGO..JOEL AND MAXINE MCLAIN DEVELOPED A FRIENDSHIP AT BIDDEFORD'S VICTORY CHAPEL. HE, A LONGTIME REVEREND AND SHE A REGULAR PARISHIONER AND FRIEND TO HIS FIRST WIFE, WHO LATER WOULD MOVE TO FLORIDA. IN 2009 AND 2010 BOTH WERE WIDOWED. AND WHENEVER SHE WAS HOME VISITING FAMILY, HER SISTER SAYS, MAXINE ALWAYS RETURNED TO THE CHURCH. "they were just close friends anyway, with no idea of ever romantically getting together. Because he always said he would never get married again." ON AUGUST FIRST OF LAST YEAR, THAT ALL CHANGED. IT WAS MAXINE'S LAST NIGHT AT CHURCH BEFORE HEADING BACK TO FLORIDA. BUT THAT NIGHT, JOEL HAD OTHER IDEAS WHEN HE STEPPED DOWN FROM THE ALTER AND ASKED MAXINE TO STAND. "she thought he was going to pray for her trip but he said do you think that this would change your mind and he gave her a hug." THE NEXT DAY, MAXINE RETURNED TO FLORIDA. LATER ON,HER SISTER SAYS, SHE RECEIVED A PHONE CALL...IT WAS JOEL ON THE OTHER LINE. "and he said do you think you could live with me the rest of your life? 'why yes,' she said 'I could." A FEW WEEKS LATER, THE TWO WERE MARRIED. "they were very helpful to people." THE COUPLE HAD FULL SUPPORT OF THEIR MARRIAGE AND FRIENDS AND FAMILY SAY THEY'LL LEAVE A LASTING IMPRESSION ON THIS BIDDEFORD CHURCH. "the type of impression where it's hard to get along without them. Ya know, we're all so sad and upset but on the other hand we're joyful because we know where they are. They're in heaven." WEDNESDAY WOULD HAVE BEEN REVEREND MCLAINS 30TH ANNIVERSARRY AT VICTORY CHAPEL. SERVICES FOR THE COUPLE HAVE YET TO BE SCHEDULED BUT ARE EXPECTED FOR SOMETIME EARLY NEXT WEEK LIVE IN STUDIO, KATIE
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Liberty Insurance All-Ireland senior semi-finals
Saturday 23 August
Cork v Wexford, Semple Stadium, Thurles, 2.00pm
Wexford have won four of the last eight titles, while Cork are second on the roll of honour with 24, so this certainly represents a battle of camogie's bluebloods.
Wexford were the most recent of the sides to scale the summit, having completed a three-in-a-row in 2012. Cork haven't lifted the O'Duffy Cup since 2009.
Cork have always been in contention in the intervening period, but their only appearance in the final was when Ursula Jacob inspired Wexford to that historic success two years ago, scoring one of the best goals ever seen in an All-Ireland final en route to totting up 2-7.
The likes of the Mackey twins and Julia White really established themselves that season and with players of the calibre of captain Anna Geary (fresh from her Rose of Tralee commitments), Briege Corkery, Rena Buckley and Gemma O'Connor forming an experienced core, along with Orla Cotter shooting the lights out, they came through a stern test in the quarter-final against Clare to reach this juncture.
The Leesiders were shocked by Clare in the league semi-final, having won the spring competition the past two years, but it is no surprise to see them back in the last four at the end of August.
Last year was a strange one for Wexford. JJ Doyle stood down after such a successful period, only to return on the eve of the championship after the departure of his replacement Martin Lynch.
A number of key players were unavailable too and it was only their famed stubbornness that got them to the semi-final.
They never looked like maintaining their run against Galway but are a completely different proposition this year. Helena Jacob has taken over the reins, having been part of the aforementioned All-Ireland winning squads, and also been in charge for many of WIT's recent Ashbourne Cup successes.
Una Leacy is amongst those who have returned to the fold, taking some of the scoring burden off the remarkable Jacob. Katrina Parrock and Kate Kelly remain key operators in that department too, while Mags D'Arcy and Mary Leacy's mastery in the back seven is crucial.
Wexford won by six points when the teams met in Group 1 but the perils of reading too much into round-robin games when you reach the knockouts stages are well known by now.
Sunday 24 August
Galway v Kilkenny, The Gaelic Grounds, Limerick, 4.00pm
This is a repeat of last year's final (pictured) but despite the fact that Galway were deserving winners that day, there are many pundits tipping Kilkenny to reverse the placings this time around.
Galway failed to make the league semi-finals and stuttered through their championship group as well. They failed to beat either Wexford or Cork but had too much firepower for Dublin and that was enough to get the champions into the quarter-finals.
Many thought that Clare might end their reign but Tony Ward's girls showed character, if not the fluidity they would have liked, to hold off a determined opposition after extra time.
Galway didn't really get going until the knockout stages last year too and will be hoping for a similar trend this time around.
Just as now, Kilkenny were the team with the better record, having won all their games but that counted little in the end, as Galway's finals experience told.
They were more controlled and clinical but having gone through that should stand to Kilkenny. The Noresiders, who have made excellent progress under Niall Williams and Graham Dillon, have looked very good this year, winning the league along the way.
They maintained the good impression when accounting for all four opponents in Group 2.
Denise Gaule and Aoife Neary are part of an outstanding forward line that has been scoring heavily, while Kate McDonald and Jacqui Frisby are key operators in a back division that has conceded just one goal in the campaign. Ann Dalton is one of the game's best players.
Galway have lost Therese Maher, who retired having finally ended her marathon quest for the Holy Grail, but Aislinn Connolly is back after taking a year out.
Lorraine Ryan has been a tremendous leader in recent years and Niamh McGrath is deadly accurate both from play and placed balls.
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The Dale Pirates lived to fight another day after handily winning a pair of games at their 2A baseball regional at Christian Heritage Academy on Saturday.
The Pirates downed Tonkawa 16-5 in six innings in their first contest, then downed the host Crusaders 15-5 in their second contest.
Dale and CHA will play a final and decisive game on Monday at 4 p.m., or at noon on Tuesday depending on the weather.
The Pirates (26-8) scored five in the top of the first against the Buccaneers. Tonkawa countered with four in the bottom of the inning, but Dale scored four in the fifth to take control and six in the sixth to put the game away and invoke the run rule.
Logan Carter got the win on the mound after pitching the first two innings. Josh Rutland pitched the final four innings in relief.
Chase Byndas was a home run away from the cycle, going 4-for-5 with two doubles and a triple. Hunter Pinkston added two home runs, a two-run shot in the first and another two-run blast in the sixth.
Gage Ross added a solo home run in the sixth, while Xavier Lanham and Hunter Sanford both finished with tow hits.
In their second shot at the Crusaders it was the Pirates who took the early lead, getting three in the first and five more in the third to build an 8-1 lead.
Lane Cox got the win on the mound with six innings of work. Pinkston blasted a three-run home run in the first, his third of the day.
Byndas had another 4-for-5 game with a double, while Hunter Nelson and Ross each had two hits. Lane Cox was 3-for-4 with a double.
The Pirates scored three more runs in the fifth and four more in the sixth, pounding out 32 hits in the two games to keep their season alive.
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- Conference date: 18-20 April 2007
- Location: Zaragoza (Spain)
Biaxial properties of materials (polymer or steel) used in many industrial processes are often difficult to measure. However, these properties are useful for the numerical simulations of plastic‐processing operations like blow moulding or thermoforming for polymers and superplastic forming or single point incremental forming for steels. Today, Optical Full Field Measurements (OFFM) are promising tools for experimental analysis of materials. Indeed, they are able to provide a very large amount of data (displacement or strain) spatially distributed. In this paper, a mixed numerical and experimental investigation is proposed in order to identify multi‐axial constitutive behaviour models. The procedure is applied on two different materials commonly used in forming processes: polymer (rubber in this first approach) and steel. Experimental tests are performed on various rubber and steel structural specimens (notched and open‐hole plate samples) in order to generate heterogeneous displacement field. Two different behaviour models are considered. On the one hand, a Money‐Rivlin hyperelastic law is investigated to describe the high levels of strain induced in tensile test performed on a rubber open‐hole specimen. On the other hand, Ramberg‐Osgood law allows to reproduce elasto‐plastic behaviour of steel on a specimen that induces heterogeneous strain fields. Each parameter identification is based on a same Finite Element Model Updated (FEMU) procedure which consists in comparing results provided by the numerical simulation (ABAQUS™) with full field measurements obtained by the DISC (Digital Image Stereo‐Correlation) technique (Vic‐3D®).
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- Materials analysis
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Summary: Lord and Lady Clonbrony are more concerned with fashionable London society than with their responsibilities to those who live and work on their Irish estates. Concerned by this negligence, their son Lord Colambre goes incognito to Ireland to observe the situation and to discover the truth about the origins of his beloved cousin Grace. Can he find a solution that will bring prosperity and contentment to every level of society, including his own family? Rich in atmosphere and local character, The Absentee (1812) helped establish the 'regional' novel form, which influenced such varied writers as Scott, Thackeray and Turgenev. In this sparkling satire on Anglo-Irish relations, Maria Edgeworth created a landmark work of morality and social realism.
Maria Edgeworth was a popular author in the early 19th century that has almost been forgotten today. I never heard of her before I saw this Penguin edition at the used book store. Intrigued by a story focusing on the Anglo/Irish aspect of Regency life and bought it. Plus, I liked the cover.
As much as I love Jane Austen, she herself described her writing as a "fine brush on ivory," meaning that she dealt with a very small aspect of English life in the early 19th century. Edgeworth, like Austen, keeps her tale to a small sliver of British society, but it is one that I have not read about before now and, as such, it was a unique and engaging experience.
Edgeworth did not like novels, she thought they were frivolous, and instead called her stories "moral tales." While she does deal more directly with the lower class than Austen did, The Abesntee shares many characteristics of Austen's best novels: honorable children with weak, fault filled parents, a personal journey of growth through learning for the main character, a romance, characters with extreme prejudices. Edgeworth main theme of The Absentee, that Anglo-Irish landowners should be resident stewards of their estates and not leave the managing to agents while the owners live in London, is admirable but she never delves into the Anglo/Irish question or the religious differences that permeated Ireland. So, while there is a "moral" to the novel, it is a very one-sided ideal and as such, weakens the point. Especially when seen 200 years on. I think Edgeworth's "moral tales" were very much on par with Austen's novels and were more superior only in the author's mind.
Edgeworth was a skilled writer that created some of the most uncomfortable scenes and situations I've read in a long time. She skewered not only the vacuous attempts of an Anglo-Irish gentlewoman to be admitted into London society, a society that would never accept her no matter what she did, but she also lambasted the haughty, condescending, cruel and pettiness of those same society ladies. Only a few characters are safe from Edgeworth's wrath and those characters border on being a little too perfect. There were a few too many coincidences to be believable but, unlike real life, plots hinge on coincidental acquaintances. Part romance and part adventure, The Absentee would be an enjoyable read for any fan of Regency literature.
- The Absentee (★★★★) by Maria Edgeworth
- Paperback: 320 pages
- Publisher: Penguin Classics (May 3, 2000)
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August 30, 2010
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation has purchased 500,000 shares of Monsanto stock. Monsanto is the world's largest producer of genetically modified food, which has been tied to numerous health ailments such as sterility and infant mortality.
AGRA Watch has issued a press release on the subject:
Monsanto has already negatively impacted agriculture in African countries. For example, in South Africa in 2009, Monsanto's genetically modified maize failed to produce kernels and hundreds of farmers were devastated. According to Mariam Mayet, environmental attorney and director of the Africa Centre for Biosafety in Johannesburg, some farmers suffered up to an 80% crop failure. While Monsanto compensated the large-scale farmers to whom it directly sold the faulty product, it gave nothing to the small-scale farmers to whom it had handed out free sachets of seeds. "When the economic power of Gates is coupled with the irresponsibility of Monsanto, the outlook for African smallholders is not very promising," said Mayet.
Monsanto's aggressive patenting practices have also monopolized control over seed in ways that deny farmers control over their own harvest, going so far as to sue-and bankrupt-farmers for "patent infringement." Monsanto was declared company of the year by Forbes magazine in 2009, despite its history of agricultural abuses. Monsanto has also been accused of dumping toxic waste in residential areas, resulting in a variety of severe health disorders.
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Issue No.04 - August (1992 vol.7)
pp: 67-75
DOI Bookmark: http://doi.ieeecomputersociety.org/10.1109/64.153466

The application of an Autoclass III machine-learning algorithm for heuristic Bayesian classification to independently confirm and provide new information about structural classes of proteins is discussed. Bayesian classification and Autoclass III systems are reviewed. The decisions concerning and data representations and where to begin searching the space of potential classifications are discussed. Results of the application, in terms of classification patterns, relationship to traditional classes, higher-order structure, and class composition, are presented.

Lawrence Hunter, David J. States, "Bayesian Classification of Protein Structure", IEEE Intelligent Systems, vol.7, no. 4, pp. 67-75, August 1992, doi:10.1109/64.153466


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56533 Trailer Head Matte Gear Box (1/14 RC Truck)
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Another XC/CC. Although the body looks neat I would rather like to see a new/better chassis.
If Toyota FJ is hard body and restock the hard body kits example. jeep /CRV.
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Regarding 56533 Trailer Head Matte Gear Box (1/14 RC Truck)
A Tamiya trailer has no gear box.
A Tamiya Tractor Truck has a gear box.
So is this news flash about a new mould for the gear box for a tractor truck so the surface will be matte instead of a gloss plastic finish?


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The Alaska Judicial Council has nominated two candidates for the Bethel District Court.
The council has advanced the names of Nathaniel Peters and Kirsten Swanson to Gov. Sean Parnell, who will appoint the successor to Judge Dennis Cummings. Cummings retired.
According to information provided by the council, Peters is an assistant public defender in Palmer who has been practicing law for 8 ½ years. Swanson is in private practice in Juneau and has been practicing law for 18 years.
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The Alaska Judicial Council has nominated two candidates for the Bethel District Court.
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Don't just blame America: Breaking down Iran's sanctions and what it means for the world economy
In 2006, the UN Security Council passed Resolution 1696 demanding that Iran suspend its enrichment activities. However, Iran failed to comply. Subsequently, the Council adopted Resolution 1737 that blocked Iran from trading nuclear materials and equipment.
In 2007, Resolution 1747 banned Iran's arms exports froze assets and restricted travel of more individuals involved in nuclear activities.
In 2008, Resolution 1803 urged vigilance when dealing with Iranian banks. In 2010, Resolution 1929 imposed further restrictions on arms supplies, including tanks and helicopters, and added more individuals and entities to the sanctions list.
Trade between the US and Iran has been restricted since 1979. Since late 2008, US banks were prevented from processing so-called "U-turn transfers" of money involving Iran. U-turn transfers are transactions involving the transfer of funds from a foreign bank that pass through a US financial institution and are then transferred to a second foreign bank.
In November 2011, further legislation threatened to cut off from the US financial system foreign financial institutions that conducted oil transactions with Iran's central bank, and imposed penalties on countries that were not assessed as making adequate efforts to reduce their oil imports from Iran.
US imposed a new set of sanctions in February 2013 aimed at cutting off Iran's access to oil revenues. Oil importers are required to pay into locked bank accounts that Iran can access only to purchase non-sanctioned goods or humanitarian supplies.
In 2011, the EU banned the export to Iran of key equipment and technology for the refining and production of natural gas.
In January 2012, foreign assets of the Central Bank of Iran that were held in financial institutions of the EU were frozen.
In March 2012, the Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT cut Iranian banks from its system. This made it very difficult for money to flow in and out of Iran via official channels.
In July 2012, an EU ban on the purchase and transport of Iranian crude oil came into force. Prior to this action, the 27 member countries of the EU used to account for 20 per cent of Iran's oil exports.
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I agree. What is the fix for this thing? and also this fix must to be fixed on next WP release. This is huge problem who can hurt to the seo.
I agree. What is the fix for this thing? and also this fix must to be fixed on next WP release. This is huge problem who can hurt to the seo.
The following is a temporary fix until WordPress fix this serious bug in their permalink handling:
Add a couple of lines to your .htaccess file after the RewriteBase line
RedirectMatch 301 ^/(\d+)/$ http://www.yoursite.com/?p=$1
RedirectMatch 301 ^/(\d+)$ http://www.yoursite.com/?p=$1
This matches URLs ending in /%%post_id or /%%post_id/ and redirects to the correct post
Russel, I can't use .hataccess file because I have IIS server. You know how to do it with web.config file?
Also with this problem I stuck with wordpress and can't continue with my website. I want to change permalinks from the default example.com/blog/?p=123 and moving it to the root so I can use example.com/page-name for pages. But what I will do with my old permalinks? I have active blog with a lot of posts. This is a serious problem of wordpress.
Danny, I do NOT have IIS so I cannot test this - but it will look a little like this....
<rule name="Redirect1" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="^/(\d+)$" ignoreCase="false" />
<action type="Redirect" redirectType="Permanent" url="http://www.yoursite.com/?p={R:1}" />
<rule name="Redirect2" stopProcessing="true">
<match url="^/(\d+)/$" ignoreCase="false" />
<action type="Redirect" redirectType="Permanent" url="http://www.yoursite.com/?p={R:1}" />
Worked like a charm for me.
Let's see when WP actually fixes it.
@Russell Jamieson I tried it and unfortunately that didn't fix it for me.
Thank you Russel but I don't think it's possible to fix it via hatacces or web.config. If I change the permalinks from example.com/blog/?p=123 to example.com/blog/post-name ,Someone must fix this issue on wordpress files.
Hi Danny, Yes let's hope WP gets this fixed in the next release
Someone need to report this problem to wordpress developers team
Already done ;)
Someone know what is the function who control this redirect? Maybe we can restore it from the old version and offer to the others in meantime
Just wanted to say that I am having the same issue. The default permalink structure works, but the postname permalink structure does not work, this seems to happen to newly added sub- pages..
RoxyJo, you have IIS server?
Updated SQL, deactivated all plug-ins, then upgraded to wp3.4. Immediately following upgrade, all inbound links to posts are broken: "The page isn't redirecting properly. Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete."
Very "plain vanilla" site, minimal plug-ins and only the customization options provided within the wp setup.
Example of broken link:
I'm only modestly proficient with wp's internal code, so a solution that a lay-person can handle would be appreciated.
Hi dannymoe34,
no the server is a linux server (can they be iis, or is it only windows?)
Try changing your permalinks to default, and then back again to custom.
i found this ticket http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/10187
The permalinks was fixed on IIS for pervious versions of wordpress but why it's not working now? in 3.4 it doesn't work
I agree with RoxyJo, but first deactivate all plugins and switch to default theme to rule them out... then, switch back to default permalink (look at this page for error messages) save (then log out and run the site!!!), then log back in and switch to your permalink setting...save (then log out again and browse to site)...the site needs to be run with new settings (not on localhost)
Please if someone know how to fix this problem, I belive that many users use iis so it can help to them also
Just to jump in with a similar issue since upgrading;
I use mysite.com/categoryname/post/ which works fine before upgrading.
I have the category base set to '.' so that I can access categories by visiting mysite.com/category
All was working fine. As soon as I upgrade category base no longer works so that I can't access mysite.com/categoryname any more. Removing the '.' will result in mysite.com/category/categoryname which does work but it obviously wrong for my site.
I'm on ISS and have tried this with a brand new install, no plugs too and it doesn't work.
dbramley, what about your old permalinks? the redirect from the old ones to the new works without a problem?
dbramley, I have exactly the same problem as you, with '.' in the category base. I don't want to remove the '.' (which does resolve the problem, but clearly changes the links - I guess I'd have to setup a bunch of 301 redirects for all my categories). Maybe this is the only way until they fix the problem ??
pmtjohnson, it's not good for seo.
Thanks, RoxyJo, but nothing mentioned here has fixed my broken links problem.
Any way to revert back to a previous version of WP? Likely to help?
rcbrothers1, I also search for soloution for this problem
From another forum ...
This didn't work for me, but it apparently has solved the broken links problem for some people
"Try changing your Permalink setting to Default and then back again, possibly a few times. This should force WordPress to clear out the permalink rewrite cache. If that doesn't work, try adding this to your theme functions.php file:
and then visiting any page on your site. This should also force WordPress to clear out the permalink rewrite cache. Don't leave that in your functions.php file, however."
this is not the soulution for this problem, the redirect still not working
http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/21020 this fix will be in the next wordpress release? if yes, anyone tried it on IIS?
Update: I installed a fresh version on linux server and tried this fix on the ticket but it doesn't work
1. As of Sunday night, my site seems to be working again, set on default permalink structure and default formats. Many times over several preceding days, I toggled back and forth between permalink and format options, so I suspect it wasn't my actions that solved the problem.
2. Looks as if WP have probably found and fixed a bug - there's a new warning box on the wp settings page that directs you to activate the "customizable permalinks" plugin before de-selecting the default permalink structure.
3. However, even with the plug-in activated, I can't get past the warning box.
In any case, thank WP pros to doing whatever you did!
Well, not entirely fixed ...
Remotely requested links to individual posts (posts that were created with an optional permalink structure) connect to the front page of the blog, not to the requested post.
This topic has been closed to new replies.


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Colors, colors, colors! We all love them, but some may be friendlier than others in the summertime. White is the most important for summer. It really helps to protect from ultraviolet radiation and keeps you cooler in strong light. White tops are also easy to combine with blue denim jeans, bright skirts, and even neutral pants. Other neutral colors can also be really easy to match back to brights. Look for shades such as eggshell, ivory, and pearls. Stay away from dark colors, especially black, which absorbs light.
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- November 2010
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SAN FRANCISCO (Standard & Poor's) Nov. 24, 2010--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today that the corporate credit rating and all issue debt ratings on NRG Energy Inc. (NRG; BB-/Stable/B-2) are unaffected following Dynegy Inc. (B-/Watch Neg/B-2) shareholders' rejection of The Blackstone Group's offer to buy all of Dynegy for $5 per share, up from $4.50 per share announced on Aug. 13, 2010. On Aug. 17, 2010, we affirmed the 'BB-' corporate credit rating and all issue ratings on NRG and assigned our 'BB-' rating to the company's proposed $750 million senior bond issue to finance the acquisition of 3.8 gigawatts of gas-fired assets from Dynegy, which were being sold in connection with the Blackstone offer. That transaction is now...
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By Scott North Herald Writer
EVERETT — A convicted rapist allegedly linked by genetic evidence to the 1995 slayings of two Snohomish County women will remain behind bars into early 2013 as the courts continue trying to determine whether he is a sexually violent predator.
Danny Ross Giles, 44, was to have faced a September civil trial in King County to determine whether he should be indefinitely detained for sex-offender treatment.
The trial now is set for January. More preparation time was needed, King County prosecutor's spokesman Dan Donohoe said Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Giles remains under investigation by detectives and prosecutors in Snohomish County. Genetic tests allegedly link him to two cold case homicides: the 1995 killing of Patti Berry and the presumed slaying of Tracey Brazzel. She disappeared just weeks before Berry's body was found 17 years ago.
No charges have been filed, and he has denied any involvement.
Since September, Giles has been locked up at the state's Special Commitment Center on McNeil Island. A judge ordered him held until a trial determines whether he suffers from mental abnormalities or personality disorders that make him likely to engage in acts of sexual violence.
Prosecutors in July 2011 sought Giles' detention and treatment as he prepared for release from the Washington State Reformatory. He was serving time for exposing himself to two college-aged women near the University of Washington in 2005. Giles also has convictions for a 1987 rape in Lynnwood, peeping and other offenses against women and girls, starting in his teens and continuing into middle age.
Cold-case detectives with the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office questioned Giles about Berry and Brazzel after tests reportedly determined that his DNA was on the women's cars, and mixed with Berry's blood, according to court papers.
Both women were last seen alive south of Everett, not far from where Giles was then living.
Brazzel disappeared May 26, 1995, after leaving a south county pub. She was 22. Her car was found days later near her Lynnwood-area apartment. She's never been located and is presumed dead.
Berry, 26, was reported missing July 31, 1995, after she failed to reach home after working at Honey's, a nude nightclub that used to be in south Everett. Her body was found about a week later in a wooded area behind the Everett Mall. She died of multiple stab wounds.
Giles wasn't suspected in either case. A prolific thief, he was wanted on an arrest warrant for property crimes when Brazzel dropped from sight and Berry was killed.


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Definition of comparable in English:
1Able to be likened to another; similar: the situation in Holland is comparable to that in England
More example sentences
- Why religious affiliation should be comparable to ethnic origin escapes me, however.
- His record in work that is comparable to what's on offer here is decidedly more mixed.
- It was a large wooden fort comparable to Disney's Magic Castle of today.
similar, close, near, approximate, akin, equivalent, corresponding, commensurate, proportional, proportionate, parallel, analogous, related;
like, matching;
bordering on, verging on, approaching
informal not a million miles away from
rare commensurable
1.1Of equivalent quality; worthy of comparison: nobody is comparable with this athlete
More example sentences
- I was expecting quality comparable with a DVD or Sky Digital, which we had in the UK.
- Bad mistake, comparable with that of the citizens of Troy who thought they were getting that horse as a bargain too.
- The team now aim to improve the quality of the tissue grown in the lab, to make it more comparable with that of a young animal.
as good as, equal to, in the same class as, in the same league as, of the same standard as, able to hold a candle to, on a par with, on a level with, on an equal footing with;
the equal of, a match for
Although the correct pronunciation in standard English is with the stress on the first syllable rather than the second (comparable), an alternative pronunciation with the stress on the second syllable (comparable) is gaining in currency.
- Example sentences
- It was of special importance that staff in each section be counted in a uniform manner to ensure comparability of results.
- If more than one person is to carry out the fieldwork, in order to ensure a modicum of comparability of interviewing style, it is likely that semi-structured interviewing will be preferred.
- It also wants transparency and comparability on prices with all service providers required to publish average monthly cost to low, medium and high-end users.
Late Middle English: from Old French, from Latin comparabilis, from the verb comparare (see compare).
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Listen up, you know it's important! Being a good listener is something we do for each other and it doesn't cost a thing. That's what Have You Heard? learned this month when we asked women, "How important is listening in your life? Do you use a technique to help you listen deeply? Is being a good listener hard or easy?"
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I'm a pretty good listener. You have to be patient and let the person finish what they have to say. You have to think about what they said before you respond, remembering it's from their perspective.
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Listening comes easy for me because it's part of my job. I look the person in the eye and repeat what they say to me, to show I've really heard what they told me. It's a practiced art, easy for some, difficult for others. But I believe everyone appreciates when someone truly listens.
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Listening is so important. I try to be good at it, but like everyone else I could still improve. Sometimes you hear the words, but you really don't get the meaning until you really listen deeply. I try to pay attention and not let anything distract me while others talk.
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The most important aspect of listening is to have eye contact and to listen with your heart. I really do embrace whatever feeling comes in to me and consider what the other person is feeling. We all know each other's feelings—we've all had them.
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I find it's harder for me to listen now, as a mom with so many voices calling me. It's easier to talk to my husband when the kids are in bed. In business calls, I mentally repeat the other person's name and at the end of the conversation I use it to say goodbye. It seems to work.
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Sometimes listening is easy and other times hard, but it's always important for the person you are listening to. You learn when you listen. I look at the person, at their eyes or their lips. That minimizes other distractions.
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Representative Cynthia Stafford (D-District 109) and State Senator Arthenia Joyner (D-District 18) are working in tandem on behalf of juvenile offenders and have filed legislation that is now awaiting committee assignment. The bill (SB 92) will inevitably go before the Committee on Criminal Justice and is referred to as the Second Chance for Children Act. Stafford, 44, says its the kind of law that is long overdue in Florida a state where far too many youth are being imprisoned under the terms of very long sentences. This is not a partisan issue its for children and makes sense since we all have someone in our families, a young person, who made a mistake and deserves a second chance, she said. The bill basically says that a youth who commits a crime and is sentenced to 10 or more years should have a chance when they are 25-years-old to go before the judge that sentenced them and either have that sentence reduced or be paroled. This is simply lining up with the U.S. Supreme Courts ruling last year in Graham vs. Florida the ruling was that a juvenile cannot be sentenced to life without a chance of parole for a non-homicidal crime. Stafford says she realizes that some youth have been on the wrong road for many years but does not see decades of prison as the solution. If you have a youth that is a habitual car thief or even a habitual drug user, locking them up for the rest of their life is not the answer, she said. We claim that we send people to prison with the intention of helping them to rehabilitate so that they might eventually become contributing members of society. This law would make that possible for many youth who have made mistakes. From a fiscal point of view the law also makes sense. Florida spends $6,200 to educate a child and $20,000 to imprison him or her. Anyone can do the math in this case. The bill was first introduced in the state Senate by the late Senator Jim King. Joyner sponsored it in 2010 and while it passed in the Senate, it failed in the House. Stafford says she is talking with her colleagues now and hopes that several of them will agree to co-sponsor the bill. Its important that this bill be assigned to committee so that we can move it forward when the new session begins in January, she added. By D. Kevin firstname.lastname@example.com


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The Goods: Edged by Cats
There's a first time for everything.
The Vancouver Canucks dropped a 2-1 decision to the Florida Panthers Monday night at the BankAtlantic Center in what was a disappointing outing for the Canucks following a monster win over the Boston Bruins just two-days prior.
The loss, Vancouver's fourth in the last 10 games, was Roberto Luongo's first career regulation defeat at the hands of the Panthers. He came in sporting a 4-0-1 record against Florida, a team he spent five seasons with and is still the career leader in wins (108) and shutouts (26), including 3-0-1 with a 1.68 goals-against average since he joined the Canucks before the 2006-07 season.
Luongo made 20 saves in losing just his third game in regulation in his last 15 starts since returning from injury in early December.
Another streak came to an end in the loss as Vancouver hadn't lost to Florida in the Sunshine State since October 20, 1999 - that's a span of 11 games in which the Canucks dominated the Panthers to the tune of 8-0-1, with two ties.
Dale Weise opened the scoring 3:11 into the first period off a great individual effort from Manny Malhotra to the Canucks a 1-0 lead after 20 minutes.
No one could explain what happened in the second and it was sure tough to watch.
The Panthers scored twice and took hold of the game, the Canucks answered with just two shots of their own.
"We only had two shots in the second, so that wasn't nearly good enough," said coach Alain Vigneault. "That second period enabled their team to believe that they had a
chance to win and when a team starts believing they're in a game and they have a chance to win, sometimes good things happen."
In the third it was too little, too late, especially with the likes of Weise, Malhotra, Mike Duco and Cody Hodgson standing out on offence, as they did all game, in place of Daniel
and Henrik Sedin, Ryan Kesler and Alex Burrows.
Vancouver's stars showed up for the main event in Boston Saturday, so there was bound to be a let down for the once-a-year meeting with Florida.
Not that the players are using that as a crutch.
"I think we've got enough veteran leadership in this room that we don't have those letdowns," said Dale Weise, now behind three goals this season. "It's just one of those things where you don't execute and things don't go your way and tomorrow's another day."
Expect an improved bounce back effort Tuesday night in Tampa Bay against the Lightning. Judging by the looks on the faces of the players post-game, this loss stung.
"We got two shots in the second period and that's not good enough," assessed Henrik Sedin. "We had to keep it simple tonight, but we didn't do that, we tried the tougher
passes and the tougher plays."
Added Daniel Sedin: "We've got to be able to find the emotion to win this game, it was there for us and we let is slip away. It's unfortunate."
It was a win-win situation for Alain Vigneault.
All it would have taken for the Canucks coach to be behind the bench at the 2012 Tim Hortons NHL All-Star Game in Ottawa was a victory over the Panthers Monday night.
Vancouver failed to deliver for its bench boss.
Now, instead of taking part in his second consecutive all-star game (he was co-coach at the 2011 game alongside Philadelphia Flyers coach Peter Laviolette, they guided Team Lidstrom to an 11-10 win over Team Staal), Vigneault will take some time off before preparing the Canucks for a full steam ahead second half of the season.
Had Vancouver won on this night, Vigneualt would have joined forces with John Tortorella of the New York Rangers in an effort to guide their squad to a victory; Boston coach Claude Julien and his assistants from the Bruins will coach the other team, they earned a spot by virtue of winning the Stanley Cup in 2011.
With the recent exchange of words between Vigneault and Julien regarding Brad Marchand's hit on Sami Salo in Vancouver's 4-3 win over Boston last Saturday, there might have been more emotion to this friendly game than usual.
Now we'll never know.
Vigneault's spot will have been filled by San Jose's Todd McLellan by virtue of the Sharks having a greater points percentage than the Canucks.
There's a running joke that part of playing hockey in Florida means wearing flip-flops to the rink and hitting the beach as often as possible.
Turns out, it's true.
Chris Higgins, a member of the Florida Panthers for 48 games during the 2010-11 season, wore flip-flops to the rink and he spent a lot of his off-ice time at the beach. Wouldn't you?
Many Canadians, including myself, think a little less of our brothers in the Southeast Division sometimes because they play in hotbeds that don't traditionally remind us of hockey.
They don't live and breathe it like we do, and that's different, so it must be wrong.
I've been corrected, Florida's hockey scene is simply misunderstood.
"It's pretty much summer all the time here and if we were home, I was pretty much at the beach all the time," said Higgins, who was traded from Florida to Vancouver at the trade deadline last season.
"But that's not all hockey in Florida is. Obviously it's a lot different than playing in Canada, that's for sure. I thought the fans were way better than what I was expecting. If we were a better team, there would have been some better fans, but I enjoyed playing in this building and I enjoyed being a Panther, it was a fun time in my career."
Vancouver plays 11 pairs of consecutive games this season, with four remaining.
Vancouver Monday came when a 50/50 jackpot of $352 was awarded.
in-game host had the following to say: "Hey fans, just wanted to say you've been great tonight, keep it
up." And he said it without laughing. The Panthers had an announced attendance of 16,712 Monday,
that following three consecutive sell-outs. The majority of fans in the house on this night were
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PitBull4 is a continuation of PitBull.
Differences from PitBull 3:
- It's mostly done, but not entirely done thus why there are still only betas (despite this it is still very stable).
- Documentation is written before functions
- Much easier for third-party extensions.
- Options will be much, much simpler. In 3.0, there's about 200 panels that you can mess with, it's overwhelming. I want to bring this down to somewhere around 10.
- Layouts are defined deterministically and unit groups use the layout rather than ad-hoc layouts on a per-unit basis. This will make setting up your unit frames far, far easier.
- Due to some decisions made, 4.0 is actually more configurable than 3.0. As a layout designer, you will have a lot more control over how things look. You can have different fonts on the same frame, different textures, more precise positioning, and a whole slough of other things.
- CPU Efficiency will be taken much more seriously.
- It uses Ace3 instead of Rock.
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blissid95 Jun 11, 2009 at 17:33 UTC - 0 likes
I've been trying to figure this out for a while now. Is there currently a way to have aura filter buff borders to always show as green, and debuff borders to always show as red?
I have played around a bit with the coloring but couldn't get it to work the way i wanted. Currently i have all aura borders set to red, and just don't have buff borders enabled.
Halimasch1990 Jun 10, 2009 at 23:55 UTC - 0 likes
Thanks for this great addon! I really appreciate the tremendous amount of effort you guys put into this project. Pitbull 4 is the best addon I've ever seen. The community support is outstanding! You're better than blizzard developers. Keep up the good work. We stand behind you!
silkfire Jun 10, 2009 at 23:05 UTC - 0 likes
Fixed the error, wasn't an addon issue. Thanks anyway Sheffy.
silkfire Jun 10, 2009 at 17:13 UTC - 0 likes
I updated to r20090609225919 and every time I logout with a char I get the #132 error and the game crashes. What's wrong? Disabled PB4 and it disappeared, so it's def something with the addon.
diewolf Jun 09, 2009 at 21:35 UTC - 0 likes
ok, thanks
diewolf Jun 09, 2009 at 19:00 UTC - 0 likes
Does anyone know if in the future be added "offset" to the texts? Thanks.
Kupotek Jun 09, 2009 at 09:27 UTC - 0 likes
Pitbull: What's going on here?
Player unit frame the buffs are right under neath where I put em, I mirror the target horizontally, and for some reason the buffs are way off to the right?
It's changing the offset for player frame too, which is confusing me, how do i just change it for target?
Also how do I delete a Layout I accidentally created?
Thanks as always you rock.
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Four projects that received the highest scores at European Agency for Reconstruction (EAR) project pipeline scoring list and six of the 15 highest rated projects were proposed by municipalities participating in USAID's
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The efforts of the Program in upgrading city's capacities resulted in the fact that Vršac Industrial Technology Park project was selected among 100 applications and 14 projects short-listed by EAR, to receive direct EU grant valued at 3.3 million euros. The Program provided technical assistance in the preparation of the feasibility and tender documentation which was the basis for project selection and obtaining funding.
The works for the Industrial Technology Park are already tendered and selection of contractor is underway. The impact of the Park on local economic growth and the creation of new jobs is based on a demand survey of seven interested companies and their forecasts for new job creation.
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Like most innovations, Waterboy Sports sprang from the phrase "There HAS to be a better way to..", but in our case that statement was finished with "..keep these athletes hydrated!" On that watershed day in the mid 1990's our founder, Jack Brown, began a 20-year journey of innovation. His formula was straight-forward, get input from athletic trainers, coaches and athletes about what they need and design systems that meet those needs. That approach led to the industry-leading hydration systems we manufacture today and continues as we design systems for other sports and industries.
Being an inventor at heart, Jack wanted to continue turning his product ideas into reality but knew he could not do that and give the Waterboy Sports brand the attention it needed, at the same time. Jack's loyalty to the employees that helped him build Waterboy Sports required him to ensure that he turned the reins over to someone who would continue what he'd started. So it was that on July 1st 2013 he turned the Waterboy Sports brand over to Bob Mercer, a long-time friend and advisor to Waterboy Sports, Debbie Bowers, Waterboy Sports' Controller and Bob's son, Daniel Mercer, who had been Waterboy Sports' Production Manager for the previous 2 years.
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