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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Critical
Resolution: Fixed
Affects Version/s: 3.5
Component/s: None
lucene-3.5.0, src download from GA release lucene.apache.org.
Mac OS X 10.6.5, running tests in Eclipse Build id: 20100218-1602,
java version "1.6.0_24"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.6.0_24-b07-334-10M3326)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 19.1-b02-334, mixed mode)
Lucene Fields:New, Patch Available
FSDirectory.createOutput(..) uses a RandomAccessFile to do its work. On my system the default FSDirectory.open(..) creates an NIOFSDirectory. If createOutput is called on a segments_* file and a crash occurs between RandomAccessFile creation (file system shows a segments_* file exists but has zero bytes) but before any bytes are written to the file, subsequent IndexWriters cannot proceed. The difficulty is that it does not know how to clear the empty segments_* file. None of the file deletions will happen on such a segment file because the opening bytes cannot not be read to determine format and version.
An initial proposed patch file is attached below.
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@Mike: My initial validation confirms your suggested patch works for me. Thank you.
Thanks Ken!
What is the svn revision branch this patch would get checked in to?
Oh, I checked into 3.x (to be 3.6.0) and trunk... if you select the "All" tab here, under Activity, you can see the full SVN paths...
Thank you Mike for cleaning my suggestions up. I am validating and reviewing currently...
What is the svn revision branch this patch would get checked in to?
Would you ever have the case there only one "segements_N" file is corrupt 'i.e. 0 size'?
No, unless something terrible is going on, such as your IO system
disregards fsync, you have hardware problems, or something external is
mucking with the index files.
When Lucene commits it writes the next segments_N, fsyncs it (and all
index file it references) and then removes old commits; so the old
commits are not removed until the new one is on durable storage.
I think the conditions for this bug to occur are very rare, ie, lucene
tried to commit, hit a transient IO problem in creating the file (so
that a 0 byte file is created), your app caught this and called
IW.close, this time the transient IO problem is gone and the close
succeeds in writing another segments_N file. At that point you'd hit
this bug when you next tried to open an IndexWriter on the index.
The more common failure would be if the segments_N fails to write (0
byte file) and then when you close the IW it also fails, ie, because
something suddenly is wrong w/ your IO system. In this case your
"latest" segments_N is unreadable, and Lucene handles that fine (falls
back to segments_(N-1), which should be ok because it was fsync'd).
Would you ever have the case there only one "segements_N" file is corrupt 'i.e. 0 size'? If so how would another "segments_N" file be regenerated? Does this 0-sized "segments_N" file always happen on a newly generated "segmetns_N" and "segments_N-1" still exist and is considered active? After deletion of the 0-sized "segments_N" file is there a process to make sure that the currently active "segmetns_N" (not the 0-sized one) accurately represents the segments in the index?
Nice catch Ken !
Patch looks good to me. Perhaps replace the msg "code will not get here" with "should have hit CrashException"? Otherwise, +1 to commit.
Thanks Ken!
I attached a new patch, whittling back the test a bit (while still
showing the bug), fixing whitespace, etc.
I also removed the @author tags (we don't attach names to the source
I fixed the bug in two places. First, when writing the segments file,
I moved the createOutput in SegmentInfos.java inside the try/finally
that deletes the file if an exception occurs. This way we shouldn't
create 0-byte segments_N anymore.
Second, in IndexFileDeleter I ignore a given segments_N if it's 0
bytes; I don't delete the file at that point because IFD's normal
ref-counting will eventually remove it.
Initial proposed patch. I'm not sure if this is the correct place and scope. But it does fix my test case.
The test case and the proposed code change are attached.
aaa:lucene kmccrack$ svn info
Path: .
URL: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/lucene/dev/branches/lucene_solr_3_5/lucene
Repository Root: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf
Repository UUID: 13f79535-47bb-0310-9956-ffa450edef68
Revision: 1211687
Node Kind: directory
Schedule: normal
Last Changed Author: sarowe
Last Changed Rev: 1207561
Last Changed Date: 2011-11-28 15:11:35 -0500 (Mon, 28 Nov 2011)
I have been reviewing https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-3255 which seems related in that the error is encountered on the same section of SegmentInfos.java.
One way to fix this might be to change SegmentInfos.java as follows where int format = input.readInt(); to
int format;
catch (IOException ioe) {
if (input.length() == 0) {
finally{ directory.deleteFile(segmentFileName); }
throw ioe;
however, there are unit tests that seem to verify that no file deletions are happening at this low a level.
Drop this file in src/test/org/apache/lucene/store for the lucene 3.5.0 source release, and run your unit tests with junit4.


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HEBRON ESTATES - The four representatives of the 24th District in the upcoming Sixth Region baseball and softball tournaments have been decided.
HEBRON ESTATES - If you divided the season into four segments, North Bullitt's baseball Eagles have enjoyed two of the first three.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - With the final night of the regular season including games against two of the top-10 teams in the state, Bullitt East softball coach Ricky Hoffman thinks he has his team as well prepared for the post-season as possible.
SHEPHERDSVILLE - The Bullitt Central Lady Cougars got in the final tune-ups for the post-season last week as the maroon and gray went 2-1 to finish the regular season with a school record 23-8 record.
MOUNT WASHINGTON - The Bullitt East Chargers closed out the first 30-win regular season in school history on Friday with a 3-0 victory over traditional state power Trinity on Senior Night.
HEBRON ESTATES - Exploding for eight runs over the final three innings, including a grand slam off the bat of junior Jasen Davis that put the team ahead for the first time, the Bullitt Central Cougars rolled to an 8-4 victory over Fairdale on Monday in the opening game of the 24th District Tournament at North Bullitt.
HEBRON ESTATES - The 24th District baseball and softball finals will be determined today at North Bullitt High School.
Both teams in each contest will advance to next week's Sixth Region tournament.
LOUISVILLE - Trevor Troutman's domination of the discus this spring came to its culmination on Friday as the Bullitt East senior won his second straight Class AA state discus title with a throw of 177-09.
Troutman did not lose to another thrower in Kentucky this season and his winning throw on Friday was 15-feet further than anyone else, in any of the three classes, hurled the discus in the state this spring.
LOUISVILLE - Getting third place finishes from seniors Cody Hodge and Andrew Atkins, the North Bullitt boys' track team recorded a top ten finish on Friday in the Class AA Kentucky State Track and Field Championships at the University of Louisville.
North Bullitt finished with 22 points.
"We had a really good day," North Bullitt head coach Mike Whitfill said. "I was thrilled."
LOUISVILLE - The perfect race at just the right time.
That is what Bullitt East senior Jacob Duvall turned in Friday in the Class AA Kentucky State Track and Field Championships as he blazed down the track in 14.55 seconds to win the boys' 110-meter high hurdles.
The victory erased some frustration from a year ago for Duvall who had finished second in his favorite event after coming into the race with the top seed. This season, Duvall was only seeded fourth after winning the regional meet ten days earlier with a time of 15.23.
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Cape Town - If the National Treasury had implemented the youth wage policy subsidy on April 1 2010 it would have already benefited almost 200 000 young people and created more than 80 000 new jobs, the Democratic Alliance said on Thursday.Nobody disputed that South Africa had a crisis of youth unemployment, DA MPs Tim Harris and Lindiwe Mazibuko said in a statement at the launch of the party's "youth wage subsidy now" campaign."The rate of joblessness in our country is among the highest in the world, and 71% of the unemployed are under the age of 34."We know that the youth wage subsidy policy is not a silver bullet for youth unemployment, but it does represent the best way to start lowering the cost of employing young people without affecting conditions of employment or wage levels," they said.Cosatu opposition delayed documentThe policy was first floated in October 2009 in the medium-term budget policy statement and formally announced by President Jacob Zuma on February 11 2010.Opposition parties, analysts across the spectrum, and South Africa's second biggest trade union federation, the Federation of Unions of SA (Fedusa), all supported National Treasury's policy."But loud opposition from Cosatu [Congress of SA Trade Unions], on completely spurious grounds, delayed the discussion document by ten months."It now seems likely to delay implementation beyond the target date of April 1 2012 - and perhaps forever - as they use their veto power at Nedlac [National Economic Development and Labour Council], where the policy currently sits."Treasury calculated that the subsidy would benefit 423 000 young job seekers over a three-year period at a cost of R5bn.Real cost of delay trackedNumerous analysts had confirmed the viability and cost-effectiveness of this intervention, most recently the Centre for Development and Enterprise in a comprehensive report."If treasury had implemented the policy on April 1 2010 instead of caving in to pressure from Cosatu, it would today have already benefited almost 200 000 young people and created more than 80 000 net new jobs."The DA campaign - calling on government to implement the youth wage subsidy now - tracked the real cost of the delay in this policy and showed just how damaging further delays would be."We call on all South Africans to join the DA in asking the president to reject any further delays and start tackling the crisis of youth unemployment today."It was up to Zuma to take the tough decisions in the interests of the unemployed and marginalised, but so far he had failed to cut through the widening ideological divide between those ministers aligned to Cosatu and the left, and those open to more pragmatic solutions to the severe and worsening economic problems, they said.
Outrageous if this is true. Why on earth was it blocked?
It is true - was all over the news when COSATU opposed it. I hope the policy is implemented - don't know why COSATU are so anti jobs!
This is such a brilliant idea! What on Earth is taking COSATU and the ANC so long to come to the party?
And COSATU? They should be the first to embrace this idea with both arms? What's up with that??
Daar is nie geld in vir hulle om vir hul self te pocked nie
Social grants should be administered by SASSA (not by DA or any other political party) and benefit needy S. Africans irrespective of political affiliation!!
yoohooo anybody home... dumb@ss! The DA is calling on the YWS to be implemented, NOT to be the implementer or run the process. That my dear sphincter is the duty of a govt. agency. Go stand in the corner and facepalm yourself. PS: how conveniently you forget that the ANC used social grants as an election ploy in the EC when voters where told that they (ANC) provide social grants and that they should vote for the ANC to continue to receive it. EISH! But dont let the facts cloud your judgement of what the DA is calling for here.
Why would the comrades spend money of helping the unemployed? The money is for their houses, cars and overseas junkets.
Now this is something that the ANC YOUTH League should be championing given that it is supposed to work in the interests of the YOUTH. GO DA! GO LINDIWE!
Stupied DA
I admire that there are people with influence trying to do the right thing by the youth in this country
It was opposed because it was not cosatu who came up with the idea...
Where is our leader Julius now? Is he not supposed to be part of this campaign?


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How many words do you use ?
I find that test somewhat far from the truth. I say this because the test had a particular thing factor that can make it less accurate. You had to pick only the words you knew the by definition. Some definitions are not easy to be given as in some dictionary definitions are still not clear. Then there are those words that you know how to explain with synonyms, but this wasn't given as an option to pick the words.
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You've all heard the joke proclaiming that "denial is not a river in Egypt." No, it's not. What it is, though, is a very real issue for many, if not most people who have been diagnosed with celiac disease or gluten sensitivity. There are a couple of types of denial—the first type affects us—while the other type affects those around us.
When We're in Denial
Many people who are diagnosed—or when their kids are—go through some type of denial. It usually occurs at a few key times after diagnosis—and for a few different reasons, here are some examples:
- Immediate denial—the diagnosis isn't right. Nope. Couldn't be. I don't know anyone who has that. I don't even know what gluten is. I've never heard of celiac disease. I don't have symptoms…my symptoms are mild. It's just lactose intolerance, I'm sure. I don't have diarrhea, so I couldn't have that. I'm overweight, and all celiacs are skinny. My results were inconclusive. Someone must have made a mistake. All of these thoughts can be symptoms of denial.
- A few weeks into the diet—I don't think that diagnosis was right. This is when the reality of doing this for the rest of your life sets in. One angel (the good one, of course) sits on one shoulder whispering, "You know you need to stay gluten-free—keep it up—you can do it! Mmmm, yummy cheese on this gluten-free toast. The other shoulder is home to the Devil-in-Denial: "No way are you going to another happy hour and order wine and celery sticks while all the other guys are drinkin' beer and deep-fried stuff. You don't have no stinkin' intolerance. Come on—just one beer...and one piece of pizza. It won't hurtcha. No stinkin' intolerance…" This is really just a period of ambivalence, hoping beyond hope that you don't really have this condition, choosing to lean toward believing you don't.
- Danger zone: I never had that. The most dangerous type of denial occurs several months into the diet, when all of a sudden you realize you feel so good that you don't even remember the last time you felt bad. That's when people often think, "I knew I just needed a little bit of time to get over that bug I had! I feel great. I'll bet I never even had anything wrong with me."
Then there's the type of denial that our family members and loved ones express. Ask anyone who is gluten intolerant or has been diagnosed with celiac disease if they have relatives who won't be tested, and chances are, you'll get a surprised look as though you just guessed what color of underwear they're wearing, and a "yeah, how did you know?" Because we all have them. Well, most of us do. Why is it so hard for our relatives to believe they might have this? It is, after all, one of the most common genetic diseases one can have—and it does run in the family. Yet we've all heard comments like:
- No, I don't have that (blunt, bold, and full-on denial).
- I don't think I need to be tested (oh, really, and that would be because….?!?)
- I was tested once, and the tests were negative (remember, once-negative does not mean always negative—also remember there are false negatives).
- I was tested, and my results were inconclusive, so I don't think I have it (inconclusive may be a euphemism for mildly positive).
- I don't have any symptoms (oh, really? There are about 250 symptoms, and you have NONE?)
- My symptoms really aren't that severe; I can live with them (so you'll just wait till you're really sick and doing long-term damage to start trying to improve your health?).
- I couldn't do the diet anyway, so I'm not going to bother being tested (now there's a rational argument for you).
The problem with denial is that it justifies eating gluten. When you have this epiphany "realizing" that you don't have celiac disease or don't need to be gluten-free, it's tempting to run, not walk, to the nearest Krispy Kreme outlet.
Resist the temptation. If you've been on the diet for awhile, then yes, you feel great, but it's because you're not eating wheat or gluten, not in spite of it. The danger in testing the waters is that you may not have any reaction when you do, and then you're likely to jump to the obvious (by which I mean "desired") conclusion and confirmation that you never needed to eliminate wheat or gluten in the first place.
If you still wonder whether or not you have a medical reason for cutting gluten from your diet, here are a few things you can do to help solidify things in your mind:
- Get properly tested.
- Get a second (or third) opinion.
- Talk to other people who have been diagnosed with the same condition about your symptoms and your feelings of denial (chances are they'll grin and say, "Yep, I felt that way at one point, too").
- Write it down: List your symptoms, the symptoms of the condition, and how you feel if you've been following the diet. Sometimes seeing it in writing is the just the proof you need.
But also keep in mind that if you've been tested and your results were inconclusive or negative, you may need to consider re-testing or other alternatives. The tests have changed over the years, and maybe your tests were done long ago. There are also false negatives; and you can be triggered at any point in your life, so just because you were negative once doesn't mean you'll be negative again. And finally, there are people who are negative on all of the tests, yet their health improves dramatically on a gluten-free diet. Go figure.
Remember, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it's most likely a duck, even if you wish it were a pigeon.
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Lori GrimaldiRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 6:36:22 AM PST
This is an excellent article, because it tells you, smack in the face what it feels like after being gluten-free for a time. You are fooled, you feel good and want the good stuff. The thing to remember is those very dark days of feeling awful and a prisoner in your bathroom. It will snap you right back! It is just not worth getting off the gluten-free way of life! Hope this helps.
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LokeRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 10:10:57 AM PST
My late husband was convinced that if I ate a little it would go away and refused to be careful about gluten. I also went o doctor who told us that I would eventually be able to add gluten back to my diet. This made life very difficult for me. Furthermore, when I visited my parents last year, my mom insisted on eating out all the time and I got sick!!!!!!! And still she insisted. This is a huge issue for those of us who who are really sensitive and cannot have any gluten in our diet at all........
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KayRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 5:43:16 PM PST
This is the first time I visited this site, great article. I have never knowingly cheated on the gluten-free diet, there was no looking back, but the rest of the world treated me like a raving nutcase.
In my early coeliac days my worst enemy was my husband spreading his crumbs, just adding that one ingredient when I cooked something and polluting a whole casserole. And then came that fabulous day (not that I wish the man I love ill but....) when he was diagnosed as gluten intolerant. Now we are our own best supporters.
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HeidiRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 6:50:00 PM PST
I have celiac disease and while I never had any problems giving up gluten foods, I'm frustrated with people around me who don't take this disease seriously. Just because I don't drop dead after eating one cookie doesn't mean it does no damage. I was diagnosed as an adult and it's been a long road trying to bring my body back to health. I am not about to take even a tiny step backwards.
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LeilaRating: ( Author)
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13 Aug 2012 9:16:27 AM PST
I have celiac disease and absolutely hate it when people at restaurants dont take it seriously because they think you're making it up.Why do they think that, I have no idea.
Also, I once ordered chips with a few slices of at a restaurant where I couldn't eat anything else. When they arrived I realized I had forgotten to ask whether they had gluten or not. When the waitress said yes and I told here I couldn't eat the chips,"could I just have some uncontaminated bacon on it's own please?", she looked at me like I came from mars, realized she was staring at me and walked off. Five minutes later the same waitress comes back with the bacon, chips and cheese dish. I was so MAD at her! I just smiled, walked to the nearest fish and chip shop, bought a back of chips and ate them, in the restaurant.
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JulieRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 7:44:42 PM PST
I just got so sick of being sick I went off dairy first, got even worse (afraid to go out, doubled over in pain kind) so I then went off gluten. Yes, I had both positive and negative bloods.
The worst kind was convincing my partner how sick I actually was, now he accepts my son and I both have it, especially now I've gotten diagnosis for other related issues like sjogren's syndrome... but is still in denial the other kids probably have it - all have symptoms but are different.
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michelleRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 8:45:01 PM PST
I'm glad I'm not the only one with denial. I follow the diet, when I get tempted, I just remember, how tired I was, of all the pain and time I would have to spend in the bathroom.
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FlorenceRating: ( Author)
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09 Aug 2010 9:35:07 PM PST
I highly recommend this article. I remember the stages presented in the article. The sooner that we face the reality
the healthier we will become. Eating out is more difficult.
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SandyRating: ( Author)
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10 Aug 2010 7:09:53 AM PST
Great article and good point! I've seen patients diagnosed with celiac as late as 80 years old. It is wonderful to see food companies starting to make gluten-free products, and some restaurants are starting to serve gluten-free items. Hopefully more will join and make it easier to keep gluten-free.
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TracyRating: ( Author)
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10 Aug 2010 11:11:32 AM PST
Thank you for writing this. The psychology of people with gluten sensitivity--pre and post diagnosis-- is a huge issue. You have written useful exploration of a common problem. It doesn't help that so many doctors are uninformed about gluten sensitivity and are not good guides for their patients on the path towards gluten-free health.
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MichelleRating: ( Author)
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10 Aug 2010 6:09:04 PM PST
This was an Incredible article - Thank You! I am saving this writing and plan on storing some of it to memory as artillery for times of need. As someone else said, it was "in your face" .... A Needed "in your face". No beating around the bush - I appreciate it.
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TracyRating: ( Author)
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11 Aug 2010 7:07:06 AM PST
Thank you Ms. Korn, for another informative article. Having recently been diagnosed after years of symptoms (the earliest issues popped up as an infant), I too went through these stages. I believed that it was always something else after the doctor confirmed it. As recently as last year, I "tested" whether I was sick (and paid dearly--by the way,my husband now calls me Chalupa Baby <wink>). Now, I'm strictly gluten-free and even watch the products I put on my skin (which I didn't do at first either).
Thank you again. Hopefully others recently diagnosed that read this will not have to go through the later stages of denial after reading others' experiences posted along with your article.
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Sarah BosseRating: ( Author)
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18 Aug 2010 6:44:22 PM PST
Excellent article! Please continue addressing the issue of denial and celiac disease / gluten intolerance One of my parents believes I have celiac. The other is not supportive. Regardless, I continue living gluten free because it's not just a fad for me - it's literally life or death. At very least, it comes down to quality of life or the misery of (a slow and painful) death. How to continue to address the issue of my parent's denial and ask them to get tested to decrease their potential risk for stomach/intestinal cancer is important to me. Thank you for being real with readers!
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PariRating: ( Author)
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18 Aug 2010 9:21:12 PM PST
Once I realized what was wrong with me, I never had any problem accepting it. My real problem was other people. Friends pressured me to eat just a little wheat, pray to God, and actually gave me a huge guilt trip because I was "anti-American" in my eating. How could I possibly give up bread, pizza, cake, cookies etc. At work I got sick just being in the break room where wheat was everywhere at all times. I couldn't go out to eat at a restaurant any longer, even chosing gluten free on menus, due to cross contamination. People I knew would actually sneak wheat flour into my meals when I ate at their homes, knowing of my condition. I have the worst symptoms, and the last big "event" I had a few years ago pieces of my intestine came out. So now my husband and daughter don't bring anything with gluten into the home and I just don't eat out. I also stay away from places where wheat is prepared, even if its friends homes. Its sad, but necessary. I don't want to die.
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CarolineRating: ( Author)
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22 Aug 2010 12:35:58 PM PST
I have not been diagnosed with coelic (tests being done after I self diagnosed) however since giving up gluten and dairy I have put weight on. I am also frustrated at the lack of knowledge by the catering industry and how flippant they are when they admit to adding gluten or dairy into a dish after clearly stating your intolerance to them.
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MaryRating: ( Author)
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27 Sep 2010 8:12:58 PM PST
I've have been feeling so sick and tired of feeling sick and tired I can not believe I finally have some answers to the questions I have had for all my doctors for many years.I am not at all in denial but I am in the anger stage. Why do doctor just blow you off when you ask why do I feel to drained and exhausted. I actually had a doctor tell me look at all you are doing I'd be tired too and that was that. I thought it was my thyroid but my tests came back in normal range. Finally I got a nutritionist and she understood me and diagnosed my celiac disease. In two weeks on my new lifestyle of eating I feel terrific. I no longer want to eat my old way cause I know how that would make me feel. I'm going to start a support group in my area. I am most grateful.
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LizRating: ( Author)
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02 Nov 2010 7:11:06 AM PST
I've been diagnosed with celiac disease for almost 2 months. At first my friends and family told me to look for a second opinion because we were in denial, I couldn't believe it that after 33 years of eating normal food I will be diagnosed not to do so any longer. I got to admit, it is hard when we out, on a bbq or we get invited to a birthday party. I feel sometimes depressed of why my lifestyle has changed, but on the other hand I want to be healthy and I am doing whatever it takes. I have two precious sons who are the biggest incentive in my life. Now my friends understand better how serious this disease can be and get-togethers are much comfortable as everyone incorporates gluten free foods to make me feel part of the group... Reading labels is becoming second nature and before i try anything I read them to make sure is safe for me... I always think, "it could have been worse", & that encourages me even more.
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Almond flour is a VERY common one, look up recipes yourself, I have used coconut for a softer breading, works well, I have a customer at my bakery who claims she loves dipping her chicken in chia seeds then frying them...bit extra crunchy. I have used bean chips like Beanitos and Beanfields fla...
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Spam was discovered in the United States in 1937, in the aftermath of World War II. In South Korea, Spam is a popular household food, oftentimes served as a side dish to rice. However the Spam products currently being sold in Korea are of better quality ingredients than other countries such as the U.S. Spam first entered Korean popularity when it was smuggled and leaked from U.S. Army bases during and after the Korean War. As Korea has developed so has the product and its presence. Currently, Spam not only tastes differently in Korea, but also seen as a luxury product for common households. The different histories and identities of Spam in these two countries have brought me to question what Spam means to individuals from different cultures. Thus, Spam serves as a metaphor of cultural contexts and transitions.


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Solar, wind and hydro are renewable energy sources that are seen as reliable alternatives to conventional energy sources such as oil or natural gas. However, the efficiency and the performance of renewable energy systems are still under development. Consequently, the control structures of the grid-connected inverter as an important section for energy conversion and transmission should be improved to meet the requirements for grid interconnection. In this paper, a comprehensive simulation and implementation of a three-phase grid-connected inverter is presented. The control structure of the grid-side inverter is firstly discussed. Secondly, the Space Vector Modulation SVM is presented.
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Historic Kirkbride in Fergus Falls to feature hotel, apartments, spa, restaurants
FERGUS FALLS, Minn. - The future of the historic Kirkbride Building here was decided Wednesday night by the City Council.
The council entered into an agreement with Ray Willey, head of Georgia-based Historic Properties, to convert the former Regional Treatment Center into a $41 million center with a hotel, apartments, spa and four to six restaurants.
Terrence Scholz, founder and head designer at Colonnade Design Group from the Twin Cities, had also proposed a wellness center for the building.
Although Scholz's plan was favored by "Friends of the Kirkbride," a group created to help save the former building that was once a state hospital, the plan was not detailed enough for the City Council.
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EDMONTON - Is it too early to worry about the standings?
Does it really matter if the Edmonton Oilers are last in the West on Oct. 26?
No, and yes.
There might be 90% of the season left to play, but it doesn't take much of a hole these days to seriously jeopardize a team's chances.
Fall just a handful of points and a handful of teams behind the final playoff spot and before you know it, "It's early" becomes "It's too late."
"You look at the teams that are gaining points on us, they're really good teams," said Oilers winger David Perron. "Sure, it's early, but at the same time we can't fall too far behind or it's going to be too steep of a hill."
Steeper than one would imagine this early in the year. As Hockey Night in Canada's Elliotte Friedman recently pointed out, since 2005-06 (the year the NHL added shootout points) only three of 32 teams that were four or more points out of a playoff spot on Nov. 1 rebounded to make the playoffs.


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Two of the very best on DCI's soccer squad - Vito L. and Ferid I. are the kind of players that coaches dream about.
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Miawand Yar was an engineering student of Afghan decent who underwent a dramatic personality change after being charged with selling crack. He grew is beard, changed his dress and devoted himself to study.
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Muhannad al-Farekh was born in Texas and educated in Jordan. He, along with Miawand Yar and Ferid Imam belonged to the Muslim Students Association at the University of Manitoba.
The three made the pilgrimage to Mecca together in late 2006.
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The three men left Canada in early 2007 and were spotted in Peshawar, Pakistan. The trail then led to Waziristan on the border with Afghanistan. Family members haven't heard from them in more than two years. The last communication was a brief phone call to Mr. al-Farekh's father.
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The insurance industry was in the limelight last week as Egyptian and American officials participated in a two-day seminar discussing its current status and future challenges.
The conference sponsored by the Egyptian Insurance Supervisory Authority (EISA), the Egyptian Insurance Federation (EIF), and the US Department of Commerce. It also brought together private sector experts to review recent improvements in the insurance industry and to outline strategies for boosting its competitiveness as a vehicle for future growth. According to Youssef Boutros-Ghali, minister of economy and foreign trade, "the insurance sector has to move center stage in the Egyptian economy."
Ghali is quoted by Al Alam Al Youm as saying the industry can, for instance, "reduce the risk associated with investments and create a more secure environment for foreign and local entrepreneurs" by promoting long-term savings in the absence of any claims from insurance policy holders.
At the same time, however, "it is crucial for Egypt's economy that the insurance sector develop in an open environment and that insurance companies operate to the benefit of Egypt's consumers by disclosing the terms of the insurance contract and the technicalities of the claim process," Ghali added.
Since competition from foreign insurance companies in Egypt encourages greater transparency, there might soon be more pressure on domestic companies to divulge the details of their policies.
According to Daniel Kurtzer, the US ambassador to Egypt, the process, however, is symbiotic.
Hence, "the development of Egypt's insurance sector will also attract more foreign investments, provide capital for infrastructure projects and a safety net in areas such as health care, retirement savings and the risks facing consumers and businesses."
Participants, however, also noted that the lack of public awareness among individuals and companies about the importance of insurance impedes growth in this sector of the economy. "People need to understand that insurance is for their own benefit. They have to know that insurance is a way for them to feel secure about their future," stressed Steven Goldstein, the senior vice president of the Insurance Information Institute, a private US trade association.
According to Goldstein, the government can help the insurance industry market its services and make "citizens feel more secure about the companies they do business with, either by accrediting these insurers or by requiring them to maintain a certain level of financial strength in order for consumers to feel confident that their money is going to be there when they need it."
He also suggested the government make greater efforts to ascertain the compliance of insurance companies with existing regulations to convince the public that it stands behind the integrity of the insurance industry. The EISA, which was established to protect the rights of insurance policyholders and beneficiaries, at this point only monitors insurance conditions by calling on companies to submit an annual report on any changes in policy and tariffs.
EISA is also responsible for increasing awareness of insurance benefits among individuals and companies through public campaigns. According to EIF chairman Hassan Hafez, Egypt is seeking to advance its insurance market by introducing strong solvency rules and focusing on the market conduct of insurance companies.
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It has been a while since I posted anything about the fan inspired M&M game The Legend of Erthia. The developers have a new update on Facebok about a new game.
I have completed the next dungeon for LOE - Armageddon. LOE - Armageddon currently has over 50 first person view maps created! So, I am going to take a slight break from LOE - Armageddon and go back to Kingdoms of Erthia (LOE - Tactics) and begin some more work on that. My goal for KOE is something like a cross between Fantasy General and Fantasy Empires.
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It would have been easy to trade Curtis Glencross.
Both sides admitted Monday theyre nowhere near a deal to extend his soon-to-be expiring contract.
And the potential unrestricted free agent has certainly upped his value recently while putting up impressive numbers and helping his Calgary Flames get into the thick of the playoff hunt.
There was interest, said Flames acting GM Jay Feaster Monday after the trade deadline passed. We got calls about Curtis. We looked at the offers but, at the end of the day, there was nothing coming back that we felt would improve our hockey club more than having Curtis here.
Glencross did get a scare on the plane ride to St. Louis. According to Sportnets Roger Millions who was on the plane, coach Brent Sutter, assistant Dave Lowry and special assistant to the GM Craig Conroy pranked the 28-year-old winger by calling him up to the front of the charter as if hed been dealt.
Ultimately, though, the Flames hung on to all their pending UFAs, keeping forwards Brendan Morrison and Alex Tanguay and defencemen Steve Staios and Anton Babchuk in the mix despite the fact they might lose them for nothing this summer.
Were not there yet in terms of extending him, Feaster said of Glencross, who has 20 goals and 33 points in 61 games this season. We talked about it a great deal internally. Weve had conversations and were not close to getting him signed.
But he has been an important part of the surge in the standings and couldnt be replaced. Feaster said any offers made for Glencross wouldnt have strengthened the club.
I would rather move forward the next month, Feaster said. I would rather have him in the lineup than not on our team.
Thats something they risk come summer, and Glencross admits theyre looking for a long commitment.
Yeah, were looking for a four, five-year extension for sure, he said Monday after landing in St. Louis. Thats something Im sure well be talking (about) for the next while.
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WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Economic Research Service (ERS) has released its annual report on Household Food Security in the U.S., which revealed that in 2008, 17 million households, or 14.6 percent, were food insecure and families had difficulty putting enough food on the table at times during the year.
This is an increase from 13 million households, or 11.1 percent, in 2007. The 2008 figures represent the highest level observed since nationally representative food security surveys were initiated in 1995.
This year's report also reveals that one-third of food insecure households had very low food security (food intake of some household members was reduced and their eating patterns disrupted at times during the year). This is 5.7 percent of all U.S. households, or about 6.7 million. This is up from 4.7 million households (4.1 percent) in 2007, and the highest level observed since nationally representative food security surveys were initiated in 1995.
Even when resources are inadequate to provide food for the entire family, children are usually shielded from the disrupted eating patterns and reduced food intake that characterize very low food security. However, children as well as adults experienced instances of very low food security in 506,000 households (1.3 percent of households with children) in 2008, up from 323,000 households (0.8 percent of households with children) in 2007.


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As the new school term gets underway, now is the time for parents to check if their children are among the hundreds of thousands of pupils who are using biometric technology.
Today we have published our latest report looking at the use of biometric technology in secondary schools and academies which, based on data from the 2012-13 academic year, makes clear that fingerprints were taken from more than one million pupils.
You can read the report here.
Our research, gathered from Freedom of Information Requests to more than 3,000 schools, shows that at the start of the academic year 2012-13:
- An estimated 40% of schools in England are using biometric technology
- An estimated 31% of schools did not consult parents before enrolling children into a biometric system prior to the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012 becoming law
Based on these figures, we estimate potentially as many as 1.28 million pupils have been fingerprinted at school, many without parental permission first being granted.
Going to school should not mean kids are taught they have no privacy, especially at a time when we are sharing more data about ourselves than ever before. Fingerprinting them and tracking what they do might save some admin work but the risk is pupils think it is normal to be tracked like this all the time. Schools need to be transparent about what data is being collected and how it is used.
Under the Protection of Freedoms Act 2012, the rules for schools and colleges that use biometric recognition systems, such as fingerprint identification and facial scanning, now state:
- For all pupils in schools and colleges under 18, they must obtain the written consent of a parent before they take and process their child's biometric data.
- They must treat the data with appropriate care and must comply with data protection principles as set out in the Data Protection Act 1998.
- They must provide alternative means for accessing services where a parent or pupil has refused consent.
Parents will be rightly concerned to hear so many schools did not seek their permission to fingerprint their children, while pupils may not have been made aware they now have a legal right to ask to use a system that doesn't require a fingerprint to be taken. The Government was right to change the law but it's up to parents to make sure the law is being followed.


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Red parts are stretch sateen, white parts are some satin I had laying around. I don't know, I thought it would look pretty together. Big satin bow which attaches in the back with Velcro, and a big red styrofoam ball which I just painted with two different shades of red. I cut through the ball to make a hole just big enough to shove the big white thing through. That's what she said.
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Children's Municipality Councils: Schools of Democracy and Decision Making
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GAZA, 21 November 2004 - "Let Us Keep Our Garden Clean", "Lets Play and Have Fun", "Share Us to Draw Smile on the Children's Faces", "Our Slogan Is Team Work." These are some of the slogans written on colored posters adorning the walls of the UNICEF-supported Children's Municipality Council (CMC) of Gaza.
On a summer day recently, the 32-member CMC convened at its usual location in the Municipality of Gaza building debating such issues as athletic activities and recycling solid waste. Their childhood demeanors seem to fade away as their discussions focused on strategic plans for the children of Gaza.
The voice of the members filled the hall, where two facilitators were supervising the two groups. The chairman of the CMC, Ehab Al-Shawwa, 17, was sitting with the group discussing athletic activities. He welcomed and briefed visitors about the formation, activities, purposes and ambitions of the CMC of Gaza.
"The CMC is one of the UNICEF projects. It tries to help and encourage us to develop our skills and to provide us with new abilities," said Al-Shawwa , whose own story about assuming the leadership of the CMC is nothing short of amazing.
The CMC was democratically elected by 9000 children, aged 12-15, in Gaza City – one of the most densely-populated and most isolated cities on the planet. They flocked to ballot boxes to vote for 32 members among 222 candidates in 14 electoral constitutions.
Al-Shawwa said that the CMC consists of children selected from United Nations Refugee and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) and Governmental schools as well as the physically handicapped association. It holds its own separate sessions, puts forward plans related to the interests of children, and submits project drafts to the Municipal Council of Gaza. "All of such activities are carried out under the supervision and support of UNICEF," he said.
"The municipality has accepted several projects we proposed such as 'Games for All' and 'Culture for All.' The two projects were accepted, they were carried out by the municipality and other official bodies, and financially supported by UNICEF", Al-Shawwa said.
Cooperation is maintained with other CMCs in oPt. "Last week we attended a week-long 'experience exchange' with the CMC of Rafah. But we cannot meet our colleagues in the West Bank because of restrictions. So to overcome the problem, we used the Gaza UNICEF office to contact them via the web cam and internet messenger. "It is enjoyable and fruitful, we use technological communication," Al-Shawwa said.
In the shadow of a tree, in the Garden of the Municipality Building, Al-Shawwa patiently outlines his unique experiences at the CMC and how it's impacted upon his life.
Al-Shawa's ascendance to the head of the CMC marks a remarkable journey. Because of his difficult economic condition, he was forced to leave school at the age of nine to work at biscuit and marble factories. After five years of work, he was able to return to school but it didn't take long before personal, social and financial reasons forced him to consider leaving school a second time. But the CMC experience convinced him to stay in the classroom.
"I was thinking of leaving the school again, but when I succeeded in elections, I decided to continue. In fact, I am doing my best to be better and better in school because I do not want to disappoint the pupils. How can they vote fore me while am lazy? It is unbelievable, I should be the best because I am the elected leader of the CMC," he said.
"It was a very important course. We attended lectures and workshops on the duties of the CMC. We were trained how to help children, how to make their voices heard by decision makers, methods of democratic dialogue and how to convince others with our point of view," he said.
After the course the members carried out intensive meetings in all Gaza neighbourhoods with children and parents in order to map out the essential needs of children. Hence, "Playing for All" and "Culture for All" were the two projects chosen and subsequently supported by UNICEF and implemented by CMC in cooperation with the Municipality of Gaza.
"The CMC has provided me with self-confidence, it has changed my personality, even my way of thinking and concerns. I began thinking of the needs of children and how to solve their problems," Al-Shawwa said.
Clearly, the CMC experience has positively affected Al-Shawwa to change his social behaviors. "Even at home, there is a big change, I became braver to talk and discuss issues with parents in a different way. In brief, dealing with parents is easier and better than before," he said.
He expressed his hope that the CMC project would continue forever. "I hope all the children of Gaza will have the opportunity to exercise this experience, really it is so fruitful. I hope the UNICEF and the municipality of Gaza do not to stop this project and form new CMCs in even more cities.
UNICEF supports four CMCs in oPt (Jenin, Jericho, Gaza and Rafah) and is working to launch several more. The price tag for the establishment of each CMC is about US$20,000 – which includes conducting elections in schools for approximately 10,000 students (including awareness campaigns on open democratic elections), training of CMC participants and maintaining the CMC. Each CMC then does it's own assessment of needs for children in each respective city, plans projects, writes proposals and applies to UNICEF for a grant of approx. US$ 6000 to implement two community projects.


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Kevin at Lakeshore Laments reports on the debate between Assembly Speaker John Gard (R-Peshtigo) and State Rep. Terri McCormick (R-Appleton), the two candidates seeking the Republican nomination for Congress to replace Mark Green. He also has a blow-by-blow description.
The event did not start on time when McCormick ran late due to "an accident." Turns out there was no accident, she just was running late. Telling a little white lie is not a good way to campaign when the only thing left in the campaign arsenal is "ethics."
Kevin reports that during the debate, it appeared McCormick attempted a couple of times to land some blows on Gard which didn't quite hit. For McCormick, she really needed to score some points here as she currently does not even have the funding to be a credible candidate.
It's tough when you're running behind.
(Kevin also breaks the news that the Gards have sold the house in Sun Prairie, ruining running gags across the state about Gard's residency.)


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Ian has developed the word of the evening....He has started saying everthing is so "cash". LOL
Oh dear lord, Dani is wandering around the house alone saying how much she misses Shane and how what they have is real.
Ian practiced an endurance comp at home....he hung off the deck some how for half an hour. And his brother made up a competition for him about fishing out something from the pool and putting them in order of something.
And on that note, I'm going to shut the computer down and watch the last half hour of showtime from bed.
See you tomorrow for the last few hours of the season.
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Well, that may not be how running wear evolved, but looking back, the era of cotton sweats and polyester warm-ups does seem rather antediluvian now, doesn't it?
Stretchy, lightweight, form-fitting Lycra clothing has been a part of the running wardrobe for so long now we take it for granted, but that doesn't mean clothing manufacturers have been content to rest on their sartorial laurels.
These new products fit extremely snugly and take a bit of getting used to; the tops especially can make it seem that taking a deep breath is a challenge.
The potential benefits might outweigh that discomfort, however, since the new technology can reduce muscle vibration and the attendant fatigue and risk of injury, improve blood flow to and from the muscles, and aid in temperature regulation of the various parts of the body. Many of these second-generation tights and shirts utilize varying gradients of Lycra to apply more or less compression to different parts of the body, or are constructed of fabric that stretches in four directions rather than two.
Finally, arm-warmers, long a staple of cyclists in cool weather, have begun to appear near the front of major races like Chicago and Boston. They keep the arms warm and reduce fatigue while allowing runners to retain the freedom (and "cool factor") of wearing a singlet.
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Older, wiser and back together after eight years. Only two of those descriptions are true of the rebooted Spiderbait, as evidenced by singing drummer Kram's dash into the ocean mid-set at the recent V8s race carnival on the Gold Coast.
The irreverent rock trio release their self-titled comeback album tomorrow after a painstakingthree years making it.
During its sneak live preview at the car-racing event, Kram decided it was time to show the punters he was just as rock star as ever.
"When I saw the stage was on the beach, I decided I was going in the ocean. As soon as you arrive at a gig like that, all the intricate creativity goes out the window and it's just about running into the surf fully clothed," he says.
"Halfway through Black Betty, I got off the kit and ran out into the ocean and dove in and then the crowd all ran towards the ocean and the security are yelling 'What are you doing?'
"I had guys hugging me, girls hugging me. You can't just sit there and play your songs any more and I love that part of big rock shows. It's theatre. Apparently we made the news."
Spiderbait, with You Am I, The Living End, Tumbleweed and Regurgitator, are the survivors of that halcyon '90s era when alternative rock became the mainstream in Australia.
As their 25th anniversary looms next year, the 'Bait have become one of those rite-of-passage bands that parents and older siblings reverently pass on to the next generation of fans.
Kram and his band mates Janet English and Whitt have noticed the change in their audience when playing the occasional gig after taking time out for life and solo projects following the Tonight Alright album tour in 2004.
"For some reason, there really is such a broad range of ages now. I look down at the front rows and it's all these teen girls in the front row. That's awesome," he says
"A rite of passage is a good way to describe it. It's like we have become part of the fabric of Australian music culture and we are as much caught up in that as the kid who is hearing us for the first time."
Many of those kids may have fallen in love with the 'Bait courtesy of their barnstorming No. 1 cover of Black Betty.
Fans may renew their affections of the trio via the new album's first tasters, the quirky pop of It's Beautiful and foot-to-the-floorhard rock of Straight Through the Sun.
Their sixth album was produced by Franc Tetaz - his first major project after the world-conquering Gotye - and Kram gives him credit for helping the trio to capture their dual personalities.
"Franc said something funny about how the power in pop music now is with the girl singers and the men have gone soft," he says, laughing.
"It's Beautiful was so obviously going to be a single."
Kram says the impetus for getting back in the studio was the infectious joy of playing together again a few years ago.
"The label was keen, our agent was keen. And so were you - you just kept asking," Kram says, pointing at a sheepish me, who did occasionally nag him about when they would regroup.
"We had done Splendour and had such a massive show and a good show is what we need to fuel the creative fire for the future. It reignites the belief in you every time."
They took their time writing songs with Tetaz helping to sort out the ideas along the way.
"He was a fan and understood us, which was important to us. I see Spiderbait as three individuals, three duos and one trio. That's what it is," he says.
"Whitt and me had to relearn how to write together because it's been so long so we just jammed - play for eight to ten minutes and then go back and create the parts out of the jam. We're the jammers.
"Janet and I are the writers who sit down and write music and rarely jam. It's a lot more constructivist, really rewarding but really different.
"And those two reignited their thing and they are very complementary to each other, fairly organic.
"Franc welcomed and embraced all of those combinations."
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As the Raiders saw it after Sunday's 24-16 loss to the Chargers, this was one game they entered Mission Valley expecting to win, but didn't.
Chargers win, again. That's been the headline the last 13 times these old AFC West rivals have met. Only the Chargers' inept running game and a fumble by returner Darren Sproles in the third quarter allowed the game to stay mildly interesting to the end.
"We're not into moral victories anymore," said Raiders running back Justin Fargas, who had a tough 59 yards and one touchdown on 18 carries.
Speaking of the Raiders' moral challenges, it didn't help that their head coach once again had to answer questions about his temper. This time, Tom Cable had to respond to an ESPN report that said he allegedly struck his ex-wife and an ex-girlfriend. These came after the August incident in which Cable allegedly punched assistant coach Randy Hanson, who has since disappeared from the team.
"I've already released a statement about that, and that's all I'm going to say about it," Cable said of the ESPN report.
His players were protective. Safety Michael Huff said they all had their coach's back. Tight end Zach Miller said, "We're just worried about playing the Chargers. We didn't worry about that outside stuff."
Cable later said he was just glad to get on the football field for a game because, "That's the place where everything is OK."
Actually, this is the 2-6 Raiders and everything isn't OK. It starts with JaMarcus Russell, the third-year quarterback who still plays like a raw rookie.
Russell wasn't asked to do much, which clearly was the Raiders' game plan. He completed 14-of-22 passes for 109 yards and had one interception.
"I did a pretty good job when it boiled down to it," he said. "We had a chance to win and it didn't do too much damage with the interception."
Wrong. The interception came after the Raiders reached midfield on their first possession. Miller was double-covered, but Russell heaved it anyway … a "poor decision," Cable said -- and Chargers cornerback Antonio Cromartie caught it. The Chargers covered 59 yards in two plays to take a 7-0 lead.
On at least three occasions the confused Raiders secondary allowed Chargers receivers to run free for big passes. The worst was when leading Chargers receiver Vincent Jackson was wide open in the end zone for an 8-yard touchdown pass from quarterback Philip Rivers for the Chargers' second score with 6:09 left in the first half.
"Early in the first half we were calling defenses and making checks out there that weren't being communicated," Cable said.
There also were four false-start penalties called on the Raiders.
"That was just a case of guys getting a little anxious, a little too antsy to attack that defense today," said Miller, who led the Raiders with five catches for 52 yards.
Cable said he was tempted to go for a first down on fourth-and-2 at the Chargers' 10-yard line with 12:42 to play in the game and his side trailing 21-13.
"I was, but at that point I knew, just get it to a one-score game," Cable said. "The way we were moving on offense, I thought we could have another chance at the end of the game to win it. Unfortunately, it didn't work for us."
Still, with one minute left, the Raiders were still only one score and a two-point conversion from tying the game. The Raiders tried a hook-and-ladder pass play with wide receiver Johnny Lee Higgins as the catcher and wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey set to get the pitch.
But Russell, as he is wont to be, was a bit late with the throw, and it fell incomplete.
Asked after the game, many of the Raiders said they felt they should have ended the Chargers' win streak against them at a dirty dozen.
"We have just as much talent as they do," Huff said. "I don't know what it is. We just can't beat them."


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Rob Casson of Miami University announced this weekend the beta availability of their video catalog. In a subsequent posting, Rob describes the user interface elements. Rob and the crew at Miami are seeking feedback on the interface, so if you have some be sure to offer it to them.
A couple of notes on the mechanisms Rob is using. Apache Solr is an open source enterprise search server based on the Lucene Java search library (also an Apache project). You can think of Lucene as the raw indexing and search engine with Solr layered on top to provide a non-Java interface to a rich feature set. What Miami has done is extract all of the bibliographic and related item records out of their Innovative Interface system, written programs to transform that data into XML, indexed it with Solr/Lucene and created a search interface.