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While many consumers admit that they love that â...new car smell,â it comes as no surprise that Michael Shank Racing has a particular fondness for âthat new track experience.â
Because when GRAND-AM makes a debut appearance at a new track, the team has been known to shine. With wins at Miller Motorsports Park (2006) and New Jersey Motorsports Park (2008) in both of those trackâs first-ever GRAND-AM races, Michael Shank Racing has shown itself to be a quick adaptor to new facilities.
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âWeâve been flat-out after the 24, and we are really excited about GRAND-AM going to Austin,â said team owner Mike Shank, who jetted directly from Colombia to Daytona as a guest of Ford Racing as part of the big NASCAR Gen 6 events to kick off the 2013 season. âIt (COTA) is a remarkable facility, and we know what kind of show that the Rolex Series puts on so hopefully we can win some new fans out there. For us, itâs a big weekend--not just making the transition from the 24 to a sprint weekend, but everyone in this group is happy to be back to two cars again. There is a lot of excitement about what we are capable of as a team, and Iâm one of the most excited!â
Longtime Michael Shank Racing pilots John Pew and Ozz Negri return to the No. 60 Ford-Riley and the team welcomes the return of Gustavo Yacaman as well as the addition of Antonio Pizzonia to the No. 6 Daytona Prototype. It marks the first time since 2010 that Michael Shank Racing will field a two-car effort for the full season.
Yacaman has two Rolex Series starts under his belt and is already familiar with the Shank team as he competed for Michael Shank Racing in the previous two Rolex 24 At Daytona events â scoring an impressive third place finish in 2012. Though Pizzonia arrives to the team with a vast amount of racing experience, having raced in Formula 1 and Champ Car before taking on the highly competitive Brazilian Stock Car Championship, the COTA event will be his first GRAND-AM start.
All four Shank drivers share an open-wheel background with Negri having run British and International Formula 3, Indy Lights and Barber Dodge while Pew raced both Skip Barber and Star Mazda. Yacaman spent four years in Indy Lights â picking up three wins and 10 podiums and Pizzonia climbed the European open wheel ranks to drive in the premier Formula 1 category with Jaguar and Williams.
In last monthâs Rolex 24 At Daytona, the No. 60 Ford-Riley of Pew, Negri, AJ Allmendinger, and Justin Wilson staged a huge comeback to finish third after an early-race setback saw the team fall seven laps down. But the relentless hard work of both the crew and drivers saw the No. 60 machine return to the lead lap and battle among the top-three in the closing stages of the race. The team was unable to keep the points from the effort after the race due to a technical infraction that was announced a week following the conclusion of the event, but the group has that firmly in the rear view and is looking ahead to COTA to make up lost ground in the championship hunt by scoring victory in GRAND-AMâs debut at the 3.4-mile Texas road course.
With limited track time squeezed into the two-day COTA schedule, having two cars to gather data at the challenging 20-turn road course built for Formula 1 machinery will be crucial for the Shank squad.
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You are being asked to take part in a research study. This consent form tells you about the study and what you will be asked to do. You can choose to take part in the study or not. If you choose to take part, you will need to sign this form.
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In 2000, AABB began developing the blood donor history questionnaire that you are using here today. AABB has also developed a shorter questionnaire called the abbreviated donor history questionnaire to be used by frequent donors like you. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has not yet accepted this shorter questionnaire and they are asking AABB to gather some information on how well it works in capturing the health information needed to protect the safety of blood donors and the blood recipients. The results of the study will be used to help FDA decide whether the abbreviated questionnaire should be accepted for donor screening.
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IT HAS become as cliched as the image of Tommy Raudonikis waving an angry fist at the Maroon barbarians, yet it is true nonetheless. You don't know anything about State of Origin until you expose yourself to the (mostly) good-natured ridicule and the (barely disguised) physical threats by strolling along Brisbane's Caxton Street wearing blue. Especially before a game of such monstrous proportions as Wednesday night's decider.
This is not to diminish the very real passion regenerated in NSW by Ricky Stuart and his ever-improving team in the past two incarnations of this triple-headed sporting beast. Nor is it to play into the hands of the parochial Queenslanders, who, as Stuart constantly reminds his players, think State of Origin is a Maroons party to which the Blues are invited guests.
Caxton Street on Origin night takes the rivalry back to its roots. Indeed, when you behold some of the beer-bellied knuckle-draggers fighting for elbow room in the bars, it takes a species back to its roots. The derision of the enemy and the overbearing sense of confidence and bravado are still directly attributable to Queensland's enduring sense of persecution. Even if the Maroons have, in Origin terms, long made the transformation from impoverished underdogs to cashed-up aspirationals.
It is either a tribute to the Maroons' elephantine memories - or, perhaps, an indictment on the state's mental healthcare - that not even six consecutive series victories have suppressed the appetite for victory. Indeed, if anything, adding a splash of arrogant entitlement to an already potent blend of chip-on-the-shoulder defiance and small-brother syndrome has made their battle cries only more blood-curdling.
''We've got six Origins, you've got six toes,'' read my favourite Caxton Street banner last year, which not only pre-empted another crushing victory but neatly reversed crossborder cultural stereotypes. Far more subtlety than coach Mal Meninga would do later when he eschewed the genteel concept of grace in victory, and ranted about the ''rats and filth'' in the NSW camp.
As the Blues prepare to travel north for their night of destiny, it might seem morose to dwell on the hostile reception they will endure. Whether Stuart follows the traditional police safety advice and enters the stadium via Toowoomba, or whether the combative coach hatches a typically in-your-face plan and lays rubber on Caxton Street, last year's Suncorp Stadium ambush will leave the Blues with no illusions.
Even without champion fullback Billy Slater, Queensland at home is Barcelona at Nou Camp, India at Eden Gardens, Paris Hilton on Rodeo Drive. The comfort they feel at home is in direct proportion to the sense of alienation, and sheer intimidation, faced by their opposition.
Still, if the supposedly neutral Melbourne match might have robbed the Blues of the chance to win this series on their own turf, surely to endure at Suncorp would make victory all the more satisfying. Origin's brute physicality might be endearingly retrograde but, in one regard, the series elevates one of the enduring characteristics of sport - rubbing your opponent's nose in it. Which is achieved with far greater satisfaction in his backyard.
Black Caviar's run in England had nothing to do with beating what was - we were told after they almost beat her - an apparently mediocre bunch of European sprinters. It was about beating them on their own turf. It was about, in every sense, increasing the odds.
Back in the days when England was good enough to reach a decisive match against Germany in a major football tournament, fans would chant: ''Two World Wars and one World Cup.'' But you suspect it was the two away victories, rather than the one at Wembley in 1966, that was the source of greatest pride. This was, famously, a sense of consolation for England in 1990 when Germany again beat them at their national sport, and it was remarked: ''Never mind. We've beaten them twice at theirs.''
As a child standing in the corner of the sheds, eager to hear the local coach exhort his motley collection of wheat farmers, tradies and the odd hired gun, the pre-match address was always more gratifyingly boisterous and profane on the road. ''Let's bury this mob on their own dung heap,'' he would scream, hoping the words of defiance could be heard in the home team's rooms.
No doubt, Stuart's message to the Blues will be somewhat more measured. There will be the usual plea to make a strong start and ''take the crowd out of the game''. Instructions to hold their nerve and keep their plans and processes in place.
But how sweet if, after seven years, the Blues can lift the trophy on foreign soil. If they can bury the Maroons on their own dung heap.


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Steelers WR Wheaton is over his bad break
Markus Wheaton's right hand is not a pretty sight. The pinky finger is bent at a grotesque angle, and he cannot fully straighten it to catch passes.
"It looks horrible, but it feels real good," Wheaton said Tuesday as the Steelers began their full-scale offseason workouts on the South Side. "I'm pretty much out there not even thinking about it."
Especially given how he would rather not think at all about a rookie season that was filled with bad breaks — in every sense of the term.
Wheaton, a third-round pick from Oregon State, was so impressive during training camp that safety Ryan Clark proclaimed him superior to Mike Wallace in every aspect except speed. But it quickly became a lost season for Wheaton after he broke the pinky finger while making three catches during the Week 4 loss to Minnesota in London.
He needed five weeks after surgery to get better –—as it turned out, he didn't fully heal — and he didn't contribute again until he caught three passes against Detroit in Week 11.
He didn't catch another pass the rest of the season, and the Steelers said he also broke a finger in Week 16 at Green Bay.
Wheaton underwent minor surgery after the season, but the scar tissue that had built up inside the broken pinky couldn't be removed completely.
"It was tougher than they anticipated," Wheaton said.
As a result, a player the Steelers envision as a starter this season — he ran with the first unit Tuesday — might have to play the rest of his career with a badly misshapen finger.
"I'm going to continue to work on it, but if it doesn't come, it doesn't come," he said.
During his post-London layoff, there was a miscommunication of sorts, and Wheaton said he thought he was supposed to keep his finger immobilized. In retrospect, he should have been exercising it, he said, to keep the scar tissue from building up.
Wheaton doesn't blame anyone involved in the operation or his recovery except himself.
"The surgeon did a great job, but the rehab, it was on me. I should have been pushing it a lot more than I was," he said. "I got pretty complacent in where I was with my rehab and thinking, "It's just my pinkie," and not giving it as much time (to heal) as it needed."
Regardless, Wheaton said he doesn't believe the setback will affect his career.
"I can still catch. I can still block," he said.
Ben Roethlisberger expects to see the player Steelers veterans raved about at training camp a year ago, when Wheaton impressed them with his speed, route-running and ability to grasp a lot of complex information in a short period of time.
"He's a competitor," Roethlisberger said. "He's a guy that wants to prove that he can be out here and that he can be a starter."
Even after such an ominous start.
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I'd like to use posts to show these events so can anyone tell me what loops I can run to make the above possible? I know how to add loops for latest posts, and how to add featured images too so the thumbnails aren't a problem.
My main problem is how can I list events that are in the future with the correct date next to them, and how can I make them move to the 'events that have happens' column on the left once they have passed?
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A teenager has pleaded guilty to his role in a shooting that killed a 12-year-old girl and injured three women at a graduation party in Providence last year.
Nineteen-year-old Angel Valerio pleaded to assault and conspiracy charges Thursday in Providence Superior Court and faces up to 13 years in prison. Prosecutors agreed to drop murder and firearms charges.
Valerio and four other men were arrested in the June 2013 shooting at the Hartford Park housing complex. Sixth-grader Aynis Vargas was killed and three women were wounded at the outdoor party.
Police say Valerio and the other defendants were trying to retaliate against rival gang members, and the shooting victims were innocent bystanders.
Authorities say 22-year-old Branden Castro was the shooter. He's detained without bail on murder and assault charges.
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The next step is some kind of support for functions. Functions are perhaps the most fundamental language feature for abstraction and code reuse. It allows us to refer to some piece of code by a name. All we need to know is how many arguments are needed, what type of arguments, and what the function returns, and what the function computes to use the function.
In particular, it's not necessary to know how the function does what it does.
How does assembly language give us this kind of support.
To think about what's required, let's think about what happens in a function call.
Programming languages make functions easy to maintain and write by giving each function its own section of memory to operate in.
For example, suppose you have the following function.
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if ( n == 0 )
return 1 ;
return fact( n - 1 ) * n ;
Each call to fact produces a new memory location for n. Thus, each separate call (or invocation) to fact has its own copy of n.
How does this get implemented? In order to understand function calls, you need to understand the stack, and you need to understand how assembly languages like MIPS deal with the stack.
Let's look at a stack.
The stack pointer is usually a register that contains the top of the stack. The stack pointer contains the smallest address x such that any address smaller than x is considered garbage, and any address greater than or equal to x is considered valid.
In the example above, the stack pointer contains the value 0x0000 1000, which was somewhat arbitrarily chosen.
The shaded region of the diagram represents valid parts of the stack.
It's useful to think of the following aspects of a stack.
Usually, push and pop are defined as follows:
The stack pointer, by convention, is $r29. That is, it's register 29. We say, "by convention", because MIPS ISA does not force you to use register 29. However, because it's a convention, you should follow it, if you expect your code to work with other pieces of code.
Here's how to implement the equivalent of push $r2 in MIPS,
which is to push register $r2 onto the stack.
push: addi $sp, $sp, -4 # Decrement stack pointer by 4
sw $r3, 0($sp) # Save $r3 to stack
The label "push" is unnecessary. It's there just to make it
easier to tell it's a push. The code would work just fine without
this label.
Here's a diagram of a push operation.
The diagram on the left shows the stack before the push operation.
The diagram in the center shows the stack pointer being decremented by 4.
The diagram on the right shows the stack after the 4 bytes from register 3 has been copied to address 0x000f fffc
You might wonder why it's necessary to update the stack pointer.
Couldn't you just do the following?
push: sw $r3, -4($sp) # Copy $r3 to stack
Certainly, this is equivalent in behavior as far as register 3
being saved to the stack.
However, we'd like to maintain the invariant that all addresses greater than or equal to the stack pointer hold valid data, and all the addresses less than the stack pointer hold invalid data. If we ran the above code, then there would be valid data at an address smaller than the stack pointer.
It just makes bookkeeping that much easier if we follow these conventions.
pop: lw $r3, 0($sp) # Copy from stack to $r3
addi $sp, $sp, 4 # Increment stack pointer by 4
Here's a diagram of the pop operation.
The diagram on the left is the initial state of the stack.
The data is copied from the stack to the register 3. Thus, the diagram in the center is the same as the one on the left. If I had drawn a picture of the contents of register 3, it would have been updated with the data from the stack.
Then, the stack pointer is moved down (shown in the diagram on the right).
As you can see, the data still is on the stack, but once the pop operation is completed, we consider that part of the data invalid. Thus, the next push operation overwrites this data. But that's OK, because we assume that after a pop operation, the data that's popped off is considered garbage.
If you've ever made the error of returning a pointer to a local variable or to a parameter that was passed by value and wondered why the value stayed valid initially, but later on got corrupted, you should now know the reason.
The data still stays on the garbage part of the stack until the next push operation overwrites it (that's when the data gets corrupted).
For example, suppose you want to push registers $r2, $r3, and
$r2 on the stack. This is code to do that:
push: addi $sp, $sp, -12 # Decrement stack pointer by 12
sw $r2, 0($sp) # Save $r2 to stack
sw $r3, 4($sp) # Save $r3 to stack
sw $r4, 8($sp) # Save $r4 to stack
Since each register takes up 4 bytes and since each memory address
stores 1 byte, we need to decrement the value of the stack pointer
by 12 to give us the space to store 3 registers.
At this point, we can copy the contents of registers 2, 3, and 4 to the stack. It's somewhat arbitrary which order we put the registers on the stack. In the code above, register 2 is on the very top of the stack. We could just have easily put register 3 or 4 on the top of the stack. The way shown above just seems more "orderly".
Popping is very similar.
pop: sw $r2, 0($sp) # Copy from stack to $r2
sw $r3, 4($sp) # Copy from stack to $r3
sw $r4, 8($sp) # Copy from stack to $r4
addi $sp, $sp, 12 # Increment stack pointer by 12
Let's imagine we're starting in main() in a C program. The stack looks something like this:
We'll call this the stack frame for main(). It is also called the activation record. A stack frame exists whenever a function has started, but yet to complete.
Suppose, inside of body of main() there's a call to foo(). Suppose foo() takes two arguments. One way to pass the arguments to foo() is through the stack. Thus, there needs to be assembly language code in main() to "push" arguments for foo() onto the the stack. The result looks like:
As you can see, by placing the arguments on the stack, the stack frame for main() has increased in size. We also reserved some space for the return value. The return value is computed by foo(), so it will be filled out once foo() is done.
Once we get into code for foo(), the function foo() may need local variables, so foo() needs to push some space on the stack, which looks like:
foo() can access the arguments passed to it from main() because the code in main() places the arguments just as foo() expects it.
We've added a new pointer called FP which stands for frame pointer. The frame pointer points to the location where the stack pointer was, just before foo() moved the stack pointer for foo()'s own local variables.
Having a frame pointer is convenient when a function is likely to move the stack pointer several times throughout the course of running the function. The idea is to keep the frame pointer fixed for the duration of foo()'s stack frame. The stack pointer, in the meanwhile, can change values.
Thus, we can use the frame pointer to compute the locations in memory for both arguments as well as local variables. Since it doesn't move, the computations for those locations should be some fixed offset from the frame pointer.
And, once it's time to exit foo(), you just have to set the stack pointer to where the frame pointer is, which effectively pops off foo()'s stack frame. It's quite handy to have a frame pointer.
We can imagine the stack growing if foo() calls another function, say, bar(). foo() would push arguments on the stack just as main() pushed arguments on the stack for foo().
So when we exit foo() the stack looks just as it did before we pushed on foo()'s stack frame, except this time the return value has been filled in.
Once main() has the return value, it can pop that and the arguments to foo() off the stack.
It returns back the same way as well.
For example, consider the code we had for factorial.
int fact( int n ) {
if ( n == 0 )
return 1 ;
return fact( n - 1 ) * n ;
Suppose fact(-1) is called. Then, the base case
is never reached (well, it might be reached once we decrement
so far that n wraps around to 0 again). This causes
one stack frame after another to be pushed. Once the stack
limit has been reached, we enter into invalid memory addresses,
and the operating system takes over and kills your programming,
telling you your program has a stack overflow.
Probably the most common cause of stack overflow is a recursive function that doesn't hit the base case soon enough. For fans of recursion, this can be a problem, so just keep that in mind.
Some languages (say, ML) can convert certain kinds of recursive functions (called "tail-recursive" functions) into loops, so that only a constant amount of space is used.
This is how CPUs used to do it. With the RISC revolution (admittedly, nearly 20 years old now) and large numbers of registers used in typical RISC machines, the goal is to (try and) avoid using the stack.
Why? The stack is in physical memory, which is RAM. Compared to accessing registers, accessing memory is much slower---probably on the order of 100 to 500 times as slow to access RAM than to access a register.
MIPS has many registers, so it does the following:
In general, this makes calling functions a little easier. In particular, the calling function usually does not need to place anything on the stack for the function being called.
However, this is clearly not a panacea. In particular, imagine main() calls foo(). Arguments are passed using $a0 and $a1, say.
What happens when foo() calls bar()? If foo() has to pass arguments too, then by convention, it's supposed to pass them using $a0 and $a1, etc. What if foo() needs the argument values from main() afterwards?
To prevent its own arguments from getting overwritten, foo() needs to save the arguments to the stack.
Thus, we don't entirely avoid using the stack.
Eventually, we have to run code from a leaf procedure. This is a function that does not make any calls to any other functions. Clearly, if there were no leaf procedures, we wouldn't exit the program, at least, not in the usual way. (If this isn't obvious to you, try to think about why there must be leaf procedures).
In a leaf procedure, there are no calls to other functions, so there's no need to save arguments on the stack. There's also no need to save return values on the stack. You just use the argument values from the registers, and place the return value in the return value registers.
There's also a complicated language feature called continuations (which appear in languages like Scheme). Continuations can be coded in a way that doesn't require a stack, and in effect, acts like a queue.
Nevertheless, the vast majority of languages that implement functions use the stack.
The code can be written in, say, C in a few hundred lines of code, but is rather unwieldy to write in assembly language.
Notice that the heap in memory is not the same as the heap data structure. Those two are different kinds of heaps, and aren't really related.
We've discussed how arguments and return values are used in the stack, and how each function call results in a stack frame being pushed on the stack. We've also talked about how a stack can overflow, typically, from a recursive function that's either got a bad base case or unexpected arguments. Occasionally, stack overflow can just occur because the stack just grows too big.


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One-Eyed Cat Doesn't Enjoy Irony Of Squirrel Situation
Mikey the One-Eyed Cat is stuck inside, on the window's ledge, where he can only dream of batting at the squirrels that run amok in his front yard. And that's why one particularly cruel squirrel has taken to taunting Mikey, by eating nuts right in front of the friggin' window — in what would be scratching distance — if it weren't for that thick pane of glass separating the two. So, sadly, instead of running after the brazen squirrel, Mikey is left to have an existential crisis about his point in this life. If not squirrels, then what? [Laughing Squid]


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PARIS – Scientists on a quest for an antibody-based AIDS vaccine said Wednesday they found promising clues in the uncommonly "robust" natural immune response of a patient in Africa.
Studying blood samples over a three-year period after the person was infected, researchers were witness to a microscopic battle between the virus and antibodies — both evolving as they sought to gain the upper hand.
For the first time, scientists were able to follow the full chain of events leading to the patient naturally producing broadly neutralizing antibodies (BnAbs) — so called because they attack different strains of the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) that causes AIDS.
"The current research . . . fills gaps in knowledge that have impeded development of an effective vaccine for a virus that has killed more than 30 million people worldwide," said a statement from Duke Medicine, which participated in the study by a team of researchers in the United States and Malawi.
Antibodies are the foot soldiers of the immune system, latching onto viruses or microbial intruders and tagging them for destruction by specialized "killer" cells. Most antiviral vaccines are made by priming antibodies to recognize germs, but the method has not yet been successful in AIDS control.
The HIV virus typically evolves too fast to ever be left open to antibody attack.
The individual in the study is one of about 20 percent of HIV-infected people whose immune systems naturally produce BnAbs. Unfortunately, this generally only happens two to four years after infection and is of no help to the host who will still develop AIDS if not treated with antiretroviral drugs.
"When broad neutralizing antibodies are made they are no help to the person already infected. The notion is, however, if they are present before infection, then they can prevent infection and prevent insertion of the virus genetic material into the host genetic material," Haynes said of the research published in the journal Nature.


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|Saturday March 23, 2002
The editor of Moulin Rouge, Jill Bilcock, expects the Oscars to be terrifying.
"Awards are very, very scary things," she says with a chuckle. "You just never know what's going to go on and who's going to win and who's going to fall or say something stupid."
When the excited nominees face their darkest fears - falling or saying something stupid - Bilcock will be among their number in Los Angeles next Monday.
She is up against the editors of A Beautiful Mind, Black Hawk Down, The Lord of the Rings and Memento - one of eight nominations for director Baz Luhrmann's high-energy musical.
The recognition is sweet justification for an editor with an impressive record - Evil Angels, Strictly Ballroom, Muriel's Wedding, How to Make An American Quilt, Romeo + Juliet, Head On, Elizabeth and The Dish - after some savage criticism of Moulin Rouge's style.
Critics who disliked the film regularly used words such as "jerky" and "manic" about the editing.
The Herald's Paul Byrnes said: "No movie I've ever seen demands this speed of image processing for this long. Some might call it innovation. I'd call it simply excess."
Speaking from Los Angeles, where she has been working on director Sam Mendes's gangster film Road to Perdition, Bilcock says the nomination shows an acceptance of an adventurous editing style that was not there when Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet was released.
"Romeo + Juliet was not recognised when it came out. It was found a little bit too fast and difficult for the audience in parts, not for the younger audience particularly but by my peers in the area. It just shows that as time has gone on, people are able to accept different styles in editing."
So how did she deal with the criticism?
"You have to stay true to yourself," she says. "We were trying to set up an underworld in Moulin Rouge. I had a lot of problems establishing the beginning of the movie. Possibly we may have tried to put too much into that first 15 minutes but it definitely did show the location as a crazy, wild place. And it does settle down afterwards.
"It also makes people accept the movie for what it is - those who can stay on the ride. But you have to agree to go on that ride. If you can't take it, you may as well get off."
Like everyone who worked on a famously tough production, Bilcock worked hard for her nomination. She says making the film was "extremely difficult".
"It needed a lot of co-ordination from every department through visual effects, sound and picture in post-production.
"It was very large. There were some story problems and the music changed a lot.
"Baz and I never stopped moving things around and rewriting, in a sense, in post-production.
"So it was quite difficult to say, 'Stop, bring it out.' Stylistically, there are a lot of cuts in there."
Part of the challenge was the frenetic pace.
"We worked at this incredible pace the whole time, even though we were on it a long time. I felt there was never a second to breathe. That probably shows in the cut."
Does she consider it her best work? "I still, oddly enough, love Strictly Ballroom ... [Moulin Rouge] is fabulous as well. I love it. I don't know whether it's my best work but it represents the time of Paris as an art piece.
"It feels very much like a big moving painting to me. It feels impressionistic and gorgeous and beautiful and stunning."
Bilcock has a theory about why so many other Australians have been nominated this year: it's partly because they work so hard.
"We do really throw ourselves into projects and we're very loyal. We just love doing something that's 'out there' like this," she says.
"This one's a great example of extreme courage artistically. And there are also a lot of extremely talented Australians."
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Greeley Central ends drought against rival Greeley West
October 23, 2013
Extra points
» Best Individual performance: After the game, officials rewarded Central defensive tackle Andreu Cotto with the Red Edgerton Award. He's a fine representative of an overall suffocating defensive output by Central.
"7-0 doesn't surprise me," Central coach Mike Heatherly said. "Our defense played lights out. Give props to our coaching staff. They did a great job of scouting them and having a great defensive plan for them and (props) to the kids for executing them."
» Turning point: Yes, it happened in the first quarter, but Central's stonewalling of West on fourth-and-1 at their 6 swung the momentum and set the tone for Central's shutout.
» What it means: Certainly, Central's players and supporters will cherish this victory for a while. Tough luck for West, which played hard but couldn't produce the points to show it and still searches for a victory.
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Two plays might have been all that separated Greeley Central and Greeley West on Saturday night.
Two plays revealed the tenor and flow of the always compelling matchup.
And two plays might have been the chief reasons Central scored its victory against its rival 7-0. Two fourth downs were shining moments for one and sore thumbs for the other.
The victory is the first for Greeley Central (3-2 Class 4A Northern Conference, 4-4 overall) against the Spartans since 2000.
Fourth down No. 1 occurred midway through the first quarter. The Spartans (0-5 4A Northern, 0-8) faced fourth-and-1 from the Central 6 — the 15th play of their opening drive, but Central held, stuffing West's best scoring chance.
"I think that was a statement," Central coach Mike Heatherly said.
A loudly broadcast statement, indeed: Central's defense was there and in charge. West's second-best penetration into Central territory was the 25, and it reached that spot with a 20-yard pass on the final play of the first half.
"Anytime you don't score in the red zone, it's hurtful," West coach Jason Renouf said. "That's kind of been the story all season long."
Andreu Cotto, a senior defensive tackle at Central, received the Red Edgerton Award as the game's most valuable player, a representative of the suffocating defense. Cotto was part of the effort that produced four sacks of West's A.J. Lopez and limited West to 173 total yards and three first downs in the second half.
"We came in with the mindset we had to get this game," Cotto said. "We had some big plays on our D-line."
In case you're wondering, Greg Salazar won the MVP in 2000 after Central's 17-0 victory.
Fourth-down play No. 2 came as the first half was winding down. Facing fourth-and-goal from the 1, quarterback Zach Koch forced his way into the end zone for the game's lone points. Koch set up the score by hitting receiving Anthony Perez for 23 yards to pick up a third-and-12 then for 20 more to the 7.
One stop, one score. One side celebrates, one side doesn't.
Heatherly sought to downplay the emotions of snapping the losing streak to West.
"I'd like to dwell on the fact we had some kids step up and get the job done," Heatherly said.
His players and their classmates most certainly enjoyed the moment. The players doused Heatherly with a bucket of water then mobbed one another after the MVP presentation.
"It means a lot to our school," Cotto said. "It's been a monkey on our back. We've been trying to get it away."
Meanwhile, at the quiet end of the field, some West players were brought to tears with disappointment and frustration.
Renouf applauded his team's effort and expressed his commitment to find a way to a victory.
"We're going to keep plugging away, try to finish this season strong," he said. "Our kids have played every quarter hard this season, and we just keep coming up short. I feel bad for them."
The Wildcats had chances to add to their lead in the second half but failed to push past West's defense. Twice West forced fumbles to halt drives inside West territory, and two other drives ended with missed field goals.
West also held the Wildcats without a first down until there were 38 seconds left in the first quarter. Central running back Travis Lechman managed just 17 yards rushing in the first half though he found more success in the second half, finishing with 107 yards.
"Our defense played lights out," Renouf said.
Unfortunately for Renouf and the Spartans, the Wildcats were able to find a few openings to shine.
Greeley Central 7, Greeley West 0
Second quarter
GCHS — Zach Koch 1 run (Juan Delacruz kick), 2:14. Drive: 9 plays, 47 yards, 4:57. Key plays: Anthony Perez 23 pass from Koch on third-and-12 to GWHS 28. Perez 20 pass from Koch on second-and-9 to GWHS 7.
Team statistics
First downs 11 14
Rushes-yards 36-89 47-152
Passing 84 102
Comp-Att-Int 10-19-0 7-14-0
Punts-Avg. 4-37.8 3-34.3
Fumbles-lost 2-1 2-2
Sacks by-yards 2-13 4-27
Penalties-yards 6-53 5-40
Individual stats
Rushing — GWHS, Alex Delacroix 16-36, AJ Lopez 12-29, TJ Wertz 4-13, Aron Krautschun 4-11. GCHS, Travis Lechman 21-107, Brandon Gallegos 10-36, James Desmond 4-13, Zach Koch 9-2, Team 3-(-6)
Passing — GWHS, Lopez 10-19-0-82. GCHS, Koch 7-14-0-102.
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> Hmm. What happens when you try a traceroute or ping from a machine on
> your LAN? Destination unreachable or timeout or ???
Both ping and traceroute work fine.
> I'm guessing you need a route setup in the firewall so it will
> redirect appropriately. I don't know enough about the route command to
> do it, but here's a start:
Hmm, now this is interesting. The output of "/sbin/route get
wonko.com" is this:
route to: dsl093-174-104.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net
destination: dsl093-174-000.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net
mask: 255.255.255.0
interface: sis1
flags: <UP,DONE,CLONING>
recvpipe sendpipe ssthresh rtt,msec rttvar hopcount mtu
0 0 0 0 0 0 1500
That destination looks fishy to me, although I'm really sketchy on what
(if anything) it actually means.
After running "/sbin/route add dsl093-174-104.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net
dsl093-174-001.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net", the output changes to this:
route to: dsl093-174-104.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net
destination: dsl093-174-104.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net
gateway: dsl093-174-001.pdx1.dsl.speakeasy.net
interface: sis1
flags: <UP,GATEWAY,HOST,DONE,STATIC,LOCAL>
recvpipe sendpipe ssthresh rtt,msec rttvar hopcount mtu
0 0 0 0 0 0 1500
That looks more like what I'm seeing for other addresses that I can
access, but I still can't connect to my server via the external address.
I'll continue reading up on route and see if I can figure anything out.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
Ryan Grove
ryan at wonko dot com


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Chelsea have turned their attentions to Borussia Dortmund's Robert Lewandowski after concluding that Napoli's Edinson Cavani will not fit their style of play, according to reports.
The German side are desperate to keep their star striker after losing Bundesliga player of the year Shinji Kagawa to Manchester United, and are said to have already rejected a £17m offer from Stamford Bridge.
But ESPN say Roberto Di Matteo may go back for the man Chelsea who hit 22 in 34 league games last season as his side clinched the domestic double.
A source told them: "Chelsea have been offered Cavani, but not everybody at the club thinks he is the right player to suit their formation. The Polish centre-forward is the one the club bid for, but the offer was rejected."
Manchester United were also sniffing around Lewandowski, but a potential bid has been stalled by their declared interest in Arsenal's Robin van Persie.
However they may revive their tracking of Lewandowski now Old Trafford sources are conceding they may be priced out of the RvP chase.
Brazil midfielder Oscar yesterday confirmed he has had a medical with Chelsea, but will delay his decision on whether or not to sign for the Champions League winners until after the Olympics. The European champions have already signed Lille playmaker Eden Hazard for £32m.
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El Paso Chihuahuas 17-13
After playing their first twenty-four games on the road the Chihuahuas were still able to impressively finish their season with a .500 record at 72-72. Many players at this level made a big push for one of the elusive major league roster spots and 1B/3B Cody Decker hit 11 of his 27 home runs this year in August. Decker finished up the month at .262/.339/.650 with 17 of his 27 hits for extra-bases and led the team with 12 walks. His only real negative was three errors in the seven games that he played at third base.
C Rocky Gale, who many in the organization believe is nearly as talented defensively as Austin Hedges in San Antonio, capped off his best year at the plate hitting .326/.326/.349 for August. If Gale hits anything it's a bonus because his defense is that good. 2B/3B/SS Jace Peterson is somewhat forgotten, largely because of sporadic playing time in the majors, but he hit very well with a .357/.421/.476 slash line and as was reported in the UT San Diego, he will be seeing some time in the outfield during the Arizona Fall League. CF Rico Noel stole 11 of his 32 bases this month in 12 attempts while hitting .308/.375/.436. Rico finished second overall in the organization in stolen bases.
On the mound RHP Matt Wisler had his best month in AAA with a 3-1 record and 3.60 ERA to go along with a 32/12 strikeout-to-base-on-balls ratio. He should have an outside chance of making the big league rotation next spring. RHP/Relief Pitcher Stephen Kohlscheen, who came over in the Chris Denorfia trade with Seattle, struck out 12 batters in 12.2 innings pitched against only one walk for a 1.42 ERA. LHP Jason Lane threw the second most innings on the team this month at 34 to go along with a 3.97 ERA. For the season he led the team with 149.2 and in 79 plate appearances he hit .362/.444/.580. Chihuahua's manager Pat Murphy also used him as a pinch-hitter/1B. Lane is not going to break any speed guns, but you have to like all of the things that he brings to the table in terms of eating innings and the ability to contribute with the bat. It's hard to not think that some National League team that could find a place for him next year.
AAA/El Paso Player of the Month: Matt Wisler
San Antonio Missions 11-17
The Missions hit .222 as a team this month, so there really isn't much to write about offensively. One exception is former Poway High standout OF Alex Dickerson, who joined the team in late July after missing most of the year with a broken ankle. He hit .304/.360/.490 and for the year (34 games) he finished at .321/.367/.496. 3B/2B/CF Cory Spangenberg, who started to play third after not playing there since college, hit .297/.333/.450, before getting the call to San Diego.
RHP Josh Geer was again the workhorse of the staff logging 35 innings and compiling a 2.83 ERA with a 21/6 K/BB ratio. RHP James Needy also finished off his second strong year with a 3.38 ERA in August to go along with throwing 29.1 innings. RHP Justin Hancock should be part of a pretty good rotation next year in El Paso as he threw 25.2 innings for a 3.86 ERA. RHP/Closer R.J. Alverez impressed enough of the Padres' brass visiting San Antonio to merit a call-up with 14 strikeouts in 10 innings against a pair of walks and accrued five saves in six opportunities. The ERA at 4.50 was a little high, but for a relief pitcher that is essentially one bad outing. Alverez is known as a "full effort" pitcher and has a pretty big four-seam fastball.
AA/San Antonio Player of the Month: Alex Dickerson
Lake Elsinore Storm 13-16
Although the Storm had a losing record this month they were the only team to post an overall winning record of 75-65 and easily qualified for the Cal League playoffs. OF Mallex Smith continued his impressive season with 14 more stolen bases in 17 attempts to give him 88 for the year between Fort Wayne and Lake Elsinore; a mark that led all of the minor leagues. This month Smith's slash line was .323/.427/.430. OF Jeremy Baltz, a second round pick from St. John's in 2012, had a good month hitting five home runs for a .276/.356/.514 in what has been an off-year for him. SS Jose Rondon and Elliot Morris, two of the four players that came over in the Street trade, continued to perform well hitting .311/.386/.422.
On the mound Morris may have been even better. He led the team in innings pitched with 36 and a 28/7 strikeout-to-base-on-balls ratio. The tall right-hander has benefitted from some minor adjustments Storm pitching coach Bronswell Patrick made when he came over from the Angel's organization and could put up some really big numbers in San Antonio in 2015. Despite a 2-4 record, he struck out 29 batters against only three walks and had a 3.72 ERA in 29 innings in the hitter-friendly California League. Finally, LHP Brandon Alger continued to thrive in the closer's role with a 0.75 ERA and was a perfect five for five in save opportunities to go along with 15 strikeouts in 12 innings against only two walks.
High-A/Lake Elsinore Player of the Month: Colin Rea
Fort Wayne TinCaps 15-15
The TinCaps began and finished the year with the youngest team in the Midwest League; and many times it showed as they led the minors in errors and were streaky, at one point they lost 13 straight games. However, with their season on the line, Fort Wayne came through and won seven of their last nine games to make it into the playoffs for their sixth straight year.
A big part of their improbable run was the play of undrafted free agent OF Nick Schulz who hit .420/.472/.765 in August. He was second on the team with seven home runs and had 34 hits in 24 games. For the season the twenty-three year old out of San Jose State hit .341/.386/.545 and probably assured himself of an everyday job next year in Lake Elsinore. INF Fernando Perez's bat continued to dictate that he would be in the lineup somewhere someplace as he saw time at first, second and third while hitting .287/.323/.557. The former Chula Vista native led the team with nine home runs and 32 RBI in August. SS Trea Turner cooled off a little but still hit .298/.382/.447.
On the mound RHP Kyle Lloyd continued his breakout year with a 2.03 ERA in 31 innings to lead the team along with an eye-popping 45 strikeouts against only nine walks. He can still catch a little too much of the plate at times, but the six-foot-four, 225 lbs. Lloyd is what you want to see in a pitcher – a big boy that is going to take the ball every fifth day. 2014 pick RHP Jason Jester out of Texas A&M came on strong out of the bullpen with a 3-0 record and 2.00 ERA. The former Aggie struck out17 batters in 18 innings against only four walks.
Low-A/Fort Wayne Players of the Month: Nick Schulz & Kyle Lloyd
Eugene Emeralds 10-17
It wasn't a great season in the Pacific Northwest as the Emeralds finished the season at 30-46, which was the second worst record in the league. But at the short-season level, much more than any other level, it is about development and there were some players in Eugene this summer for the Padres.
CF Auston Bousfield, a fifth round selection our of Ole Miss, was by far and away the best offensive player in August as he hit .349/.440/.570 with six stolen bases in eight attempts. OF Yale Rosen also had a solid month hitting only .259 but he led the team in walks with 14 and home runs with four to give him an OPS of .920 that was second to Bousfield's 1,010.
On the mound RHP Michael Kelly continued his strong comeback this season with 30 strikeouts in 28 innings and most importantly for Michael only six walks for a 2.57 ERA. RHP Zech Lemond got called up to San Antonio for the final weekend and threw four innings of scoreless baseball to build on a solid year he had with the Ems. This month Lemond struck out 23 batters against only three walks in 24.1 innings. As with last month, relief pitcher RHP Seth Lucio continues to impress by striking out more batters than innings thrown and he did it again with 18 strikeouts in ten innings against seven walks. For the season Lucio finished with 46 punch-outs in 27.1 innings for a 2.96 ERA.
Short-Season/Eugene Player of the Month: Auston Bousfield
Arizona League Padres 9-14
CF Michael Gettys was considered by many draft pundits as a bit of a lottery pick; a lot of upside but with big questions on his ability to make consistent contact. All season long Gettys has performed well and saved his best for last with a .302/.315/.488 line as he led the team with nine extra-base hits. 3B Luis Urias also had a nice month hitting .300/.419/.343.
On the mound the AZL is mainly about "stuff", which usually translates, at his level, velocity. So statistics are not usually a great indicator of how well a pitcher performed but RHP Corey Kimber, a right-hander out of Greensboro, North Carolina that was taken by the team in the 2012 draft but sat out last year with injury, struck out twenty batters in 14.1 innings against "only" 13 walks (that is good in the AZL) could be someone to watch going forward.
Short-Season/AZL Player of the Month: Michael Gettys
August MadFriars' Player of the Month: Nick Schulz
The race came down between the two Fort Wayne players and in the end Schultz hitting .420 was just too much to not give it to him.
I'm not sure if Nick Schulz is a prospect or how many times his name will appear on end of the year rankings, but for one magical month this summer he was the best player in Midwest League and that is something he will remember for the rest of his life.
You can follow all of the action in the Padres' minor league system @madfriars on Twitter


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When rumors first began circulating about a deal involving Melky Cabrera, Mike Gonzalez and Adam LaRoche last month I was less than thrilled. Well, the deal was done today, but Melky was taken out of the equation. The Pirates traded Gonzalez to the Braves straight up for Adam LaRoche.
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text: Posted on Tue, Sep. 14, 2004 Cowboys Notes Red-zone improvement is crucial By Clarence E. Hill Jr. Star-Telegram Staff Writer IRVING - Just for the record, Cowboys quarterback Vinny Testaverde, 40, feels fine one day after throwing 50 passes in a game for the first time since 2000. He iced his arm a bit, but physically he is "just fine." Mentally, however, Testaverde, much like the Cowboys' offense, remains a work in progress after Sunday's 35-17 loss to Minnesota. Starting on opening day was "like riding a bike" to the 18-year veteran. "Any time you go to a new team and it's opening day, you want to prove to your teammates that you are capable of playing well and gaining their confidence in you," said Testaverde, who served as a backup with the New York Jets the past two years. Testaverde completed 29 of 50 passes for 355 yards, including a 32-yard touchdown pass to Terry Glenn. However, Testaverde said the bottom line is that the Cowboys lost. He said he and the offense need to be better, especially in the red zone (inside an opponents' 20-yard line). The offense scored one touchdown in four trips inside the red zone. They had a fumble, a field goal and an aborted field goal because of a botched snap to go along with ReShard Lee's 7-yard touchdown run. "Our main emphasis wasn't to throw it 50 times," Testaverde said. "It was to control the time of possession. We didn't live up to our end of the bargain. We need to score more points in the red zone." Johnson not happy Much like Testaverde, receiver Keyshawn Johnson takes no solace in his own impressive opening performance. Johnson, playing for the first time since being deactivated by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers with six games to go in 2003, looked like the go-to receiver the Cowboys have been searching for since Michael Irvin retired in 2000. He not only led the Cowboys with nine catches for 111 yards, but proved to be a physical force with several tough catches over the middle and as a blocker in the running game. "I have been doing the same thing since I have been in the league. This is no miracle game," Johnson said. "Now losing, that is a tough pill for me to swallow." Injury updates on hold Coach Bill Parcells plans to wait until Wednesday to give an official injury assessment on guard Andre Gurode, center/guard Tyson Walter and running back Richie Anderson. All three suffered knee injuries against the Vikings and underwent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exams Monday. Parcells said early indications are that the injuries aren't as serious as originally thought. Gurode will probably be hard-pressed to play against Cleveland on Sunday. The Cowboys feared after last week's game that he might be out for awhile with significant damage to his medial collateral ligament. The Cowboys are unsure of their lineup against the Browns. Matt Lehr would start at guard if Gurode or Walter is available. Rookie guard Ben Noll, who joined the team two weeks ago as a waiver-wire pickup from the St. Louis Rams, would be the primary backup. Anderson factor Bill Parcells said he gave Richie Anderson, the 12-year veteran, too much work Sunday, which probably contributed to Anderson's lost fumble late in the game, and maybe to the knee injury. Anderson, the team's nickel running back, played much of the second half as the Cowboys tried to get back in the game with the pass offense. He carried six times for 10 yards and caught four passes for 31 yards. "Richie has fumbled on occasion in the past," Parcells said. "He has to do a better job taking care of the ball, but he was in the game too much yesterday." In hindsight, Parcells said he should have used running back ReShard Lee to spell Anderson in the second half. Lee had a 62-yard kickoff return and then four consecutive carries, culminating with a seven-yard touchdown run in the third quarter. Lee didn't return to the game until after Anderson was injured in the fourth quarter. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Clarence E. Hill Jr., (817) 390-7760 email@example.com


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From: Denis Beauregard <>
Subject: Re: Savoy
Date: Sun, 13 May 2001 21:48:52 GMT
References: <firstname.lastname@example.com>
On 13 May 2001 14:39:58 -0600, wrote in
>In a message dated 05/13/2001 3:35:29 PM Central Daylight Time,
> writes:
><< >any member of that family, possibily illegitimate ending up in what is
> >Nova Scotia before the Acadians were deported by the English?
> A track that will leed nowhere. Too many Acadian records
> are missing.
> >>
>Yes but in this case, apparently the records are not missing. Believe it or
>not there are way to track a family from Canada to wherever they end up after
>getting deported by the English (France, England, the Canary Islands, in some
Since I am the guy who accepts or not data about French Origins
in the Fichier Origine web site www.francogene.com/fichier.origine/
I have some knowledge about existing sources while it is obvious I
don't know all existing records. Also, who was deported to the Canary
Islands which I think were Spanish at that time ?
>cases believe it or not the Falklands) and to Louisiana.
Acadia was not Canada at that time. They were 2 different
colonies with a different fate.
The first Savoie in Acadia had the following family (from 1671
n = born (from age in 1671 census (default) or 1686 [R1686])
Family was in Port-Royal. Father was a day worker (journalier)
and the children married commoners.
SAVOIE, François, n 1621, day worker
Le JEUNE, Catherine, n 1633
1. Françoise, n 1653, m Jean CORPORON
2. Germain, n 1654, m Marie BRAULT
3. Marie, n 1657, m Jacques LAPERRIÈRE
4. Jeanne, n 1658, m Étienne PELLERIN
5. Catherine, n 1662, m François LEURON
6. François, n 1663
7. Barnabé, n 1665
8. Andrée, n 1667, m Jean PRÉJEAN
9. Marie, n 1669
While this list is not complete, this family doesn't look like
a noble family. And the family was in Acadia in 1671, likely
married there circa 1652 (the mother has an Acadian name) and
the expulsion occured in 1755-58. So, what document would give
them a link to a Savoy family (which was more or less similar
to a king family at that time) and how could this document
still be unknown ?
0 Denis Beauregard
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text: Matt Smith thanks Doctor Who fans in video message for NTAs "You've made my time on Who the best and the most brilliant and the most audacious part of my career" says the star following his awards victory Comments Written By Paul Jones 1:44 AM, 23 January 2014 Doctor Who picked up two prizes at this year's National Television Awards – best Drama and best Drama Performance for its star Matt Smith. Smith couldn't be at the ceremony – he was on stage elsewhere, the star of the show once more in West End musical American Psycho – so his Tardis companion Jenna Coleman and Doctor Who showrunner Steven Moffat accepted it for him. But Smith was keen to get a message to those who had supported him in the viewer-voted awards – so he shot it on a phone, backstage at the theatre, right before his performance. "Thank you to everyone who voted," said Smith. "You made my time on Who the best and the most brilliant and the most audacious part of my career to date. So thank you, I am forever grateful." Watch the full message below... Follow @RadioTimes Like this? Share it. Facebook Twitter Google Tumblr Pinterest Blogger Reddit VKontakt Print Email