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We're supporting the BE Festival which takes place in Birmingham from 2nd-8th July this year. BE promotes the performing arts from around Europe and it's wonderful.
As The Guardian says, "There is plenty to savour at the boundary-smashing BE Festival." Please check out theprogramme. There's also a short BE Festival videoonline.
We were happy to hear that Birmingham's Balti curries are in the process of receiving protected status. You can read all about it in The Independent.
Birmingham is justifiably renowned for its Asian cuisine and our guests have hundreds of restaurants to choose from. Our current favourite is Asha's.
Thinking of coming to stay? Adam from The Lussorian blog did and he wrote, "The apartments are equipped with all mod cons and high end fixtures and fittings. Minimalist white bathrooms and a poggenpohl kitchen show that the design team know what their customers like."
Adam brought his kids along too and they seem to have had a lot of fun, "The apartments are chic but without the 'hands-off' feeling that sometimes accompanies such exclusivity. In fact, fun is positively encouraged, as evidenced by the children's packs that were provided. Games, toys and best of all, bubble wands, were all put to good use. We all stood on the windy balcony sending bubbles across the bustling shopping centre, before retiring indoors to watch the sun set and the lights go on over the city."
One of 2012's must see cultural events takes place in Birmingham this weekend. You can enjoy The Voyage just a couple of minutes away from our Rotunda apartments.
The Voyage can be seen nightly in Victoria Square. Four free, spectacular performances will take place from Thursday 21st-Sunday 24th June at 10pm.
If you're celebrating Fathers' Day with us in Birmingham this weekend you could take a special Fathers' Day tourof the city, which ends at the pub.
If you prefer wine to beer, then Saturday's course at Birmingham Wine School could be ideal.
Cadbury World is challenging dads to put their driving skills to the test on a specially designed giant Scalextric track. Get the chance to go head-to-head against a family member on the 16ft x 8ft track. The winner of each race will receive a prize and the fastest drivers on Saturday 16th June and Sunday 17th June will receive a special Cadbury World chocolate hamper.
Wherever you are, have a lovely day!
Say no to socks! We love Cocoa Loco and they are offering 10% off their handmade, organic, Fair Trade chocolates for Fathers Day.
Put a smile on your dad's face - use NOSOCKS10 when you order.
We were so taken by the English wines we've been trying over the Jubilee weekend that we're adding English wines to our bookable extras at the Rotunda, starting withChapel Down's Flint Dry which is now available. Delicious wine, buying British & less food miles.
To celebrate English Wine Week, we'll be giving away bottles of Chapel Down's Flint Dry white wine to the first twelve people to book a Rotunda apartment online viastayingcool.com
This applies to bookings made from June 2nd and the white wine will be on chill on arrival.
What the press say about Chapel Down.
The winner of our The Voyage compeitition is Lindsay Seels who wins a night for two at the Rotunda on June 23rd and the chance to see The Voyage in Victoria Square.
Congratulations, Lindsay! We'll be in touch via email this evening.
The winner of our The Voyage compeitition is Lindsay Seels who wins a night for two at the Rotunda on June 23rd and the chance to see The Voyage in Victoria Square.
Congratulations, Lindsay! We'll be in touch via email this evening.
""..the Rotunda is superbly located bang in the city centre with New Street and the famous Christmas market less than 20ft from our door – perfect for dropping off those heavy shopping bags."" North Devon Journal
"Self catering couldn't be more groovy." The Telegraph's Stella magazine
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- Comment on About last night … (2011-04-24 11:18:17)
Also if Chris Nilan was still playing, Lucic and Chara would be curling up in the corner together like gay lovers in fear.
- Comment on About last night … (2011-04-24 11:12:53)
I totally agree with gerrybell, but i don't understand where the team that came out in game 1 & 2 went. that team came with intensity, 2 on the forecheck, creating turn overs to a team that is sitting back even when they do not have a lead. from games 3 & 4, didn't JM learn a thing, that they cannot sit back in the playoffs, even with a lead. As for Scott "the turnover" Gomez, WTF? i saw one point where he actually showed he cared. When he had the puck, and about to go into the bruins zone, everyone went to change, they probably thought he would have turned it over anyways. As for Carey Price, nothing to say, only that the defense have to be more aware around him. Tim Thomas has a horseshoe up his butt, maybe they should put mike ryder in goal. In conclusion, a message to the habs if they read any of this, please find the intensity that was there in games 1&2. Screw JM if he tells you to sit back and play defensive, you guys are an offensive team that have some skill, use it.....
- Comment on No Habs hockey on Saturday? (2011-02-20 16:36:38)
In a way i agree, AK is another Kovalev, he plays when he wants to but when he does he can get it done. As for Gomez, we should get rid of him to free up some cap space and get a player that won't always try and do it himself. If we wanted players to turn over the puck after getting it into the offensive zone, we would call ourselves the toronto Maple Leafs. Also i think we should look to either get rid of Hamrlik or give him the option to retire, he can not keep up with the hockey of today. Those defensive turn overs are killing us. We should get a player like Stephen Weiss.


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28 December 2009 - Via PTS, Of Course - 4 Comments
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Nearly two months ago I showed off the Phoronix Test Suite running on Windows 7 and later confirmed that the first bits of Windows compatibility within this leading open-source testing software would arrive with Phoronix Test Suite 2.4. The Windows 7 support is just the latest that is coming after the Linux, OpenSolaris, Mac OS X, FreeBSD, NetBSD, and OpenBSD operating systems are already well supported.
23 December 2009 - Microsoft Windows 7 - 21 Comments
Phoronix Test Suite 2.4 Alpha 3 Released
Last week there was the release of Phoronix Test Suite 2.4 Alpha 2 and that was the last planned development release of "Lenvik" for 2009, but this evening a third alpha release has been made available. Phoronix Test Suite 2.4.0 Alpha 3 doesn't bring anything too exciting for end-users over the second alpha release, but most of the changes are internal to the pts-core benchmarking engine. This third alpha release is being put out in preparation for a big Windows push that will be announced tomorrow and then happen over the coming weeks.
22 December 2009 - Lenvik Alpha 3
Fedora Rawhide Tracker w/ Daily Benchmarks
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22 December 2009 - Phoromatic Tracker
The Grinch That Stole PTS Desktop Live 2009.4
While the plan was to release PTS Desktop Live 2009.4, the quarterly update to our Linux-based benchmarking operating system from a Live DVD/USB environment, shortly after the release of Phoronix Test Suite 2.2, this has not happened and it is not going to happen. I have decided not to make the release public of PTS Desktop Live 2009.4 (formerly codenamed "Loderhof"). I am just too bottlenecked at the moment and therefore cannot be certain that this OS update will far exceed my own personal goals and expectations for this release. Instead, these efforts will be diverted to ensuring a rock-solid release of PTS Desktop Live 2010.1, which is codenamed Anzhofen.
17 December 2009 - Loderhof
Lenvik Alpha 2 Gets Ready For Unigine Heaven
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15 December 2009 - Plus Many Other Changes - 2 Comments
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13 December 2009 - Phoronix - 3 Comments
Gosh, Our Test Farm Already Finds Big Regression
Back in October we made it possible to autonomously find performance regressions in a project's code-base by leveraging the Phoronix Test Suite atop Git's bisect command. A new Phoronix Test Suite module was created that would automatically run a binary search on a defined code-base and keep running the specified test(s) on each revision and then traverse to the next using Git bisect until the lone commit causing the defined regression was located. In that article we demonstrated this module by finding the commit that caused a serious performance drop for EXT4 by default in the Linux 2.6.32 kernel. While this feature is great for finding a regression that occurred at some point in the past, with the Phoronix Test Suite you can find regressions nearly in real-time now that Phoromatic is available to the public.
10 December 2009 - Phoronix Linux Kernel Test Farm - 12 Comments
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20 November 2009 - Phorogit Turns Two - 5 Comments
Benchmarking Mobile Phones & Devices
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19 November 2009 - PTS 2.4 Lenvik Does It All - 11 Comments
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12 November 2009 - PGS 2009 - 2 Comments
Phoronix Test Suite 2.4 Is Coming To Windows
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10 November 2009 - PTS 2.4 Lenvik - 10 Comments
Last Call For Bardu, It's Arriving Next Week
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2 Warriors Fans Shot, Killed On I-880
Two Golden State Warriors fans died when a gunman raked their Porsche with bullets on Interstate 880 in downtown Oakland after they left the team's playoff game Thursday night, authorities said.
The men were going north in the slow lane near the Jackson Street exit when someone in a dark sport utility vehicle pulled alongside from the left and fired several shots into their car shortly after 10:30 p.m., the California Highway Patrol said Friday.
The 2010 Porsche Panamera slammed into the guardrail before veering across traffic. The passenger, Terrance Marks, 28, of Richmond was ejected, or fell out, and was hit by another vehicle, possibly a box truck, said CHP Officer Sam Morgan.
The Porsche then hit the center divider before coming to rest in the slow lanes.
CHP officers found the driver, Christopher Beardon, 30, of Pittsburg shot to death inside the car. Marks had also been shot and was found dead outside the car.
The shooting shut down the freeway for hours. Motorists, many of them on their way home from the Warriors game at Oracle Arena, were forced to shut off their engines and wait as authorities investigated.
Police did not provide a description of the shooter.
Both victims were wearing Warriors gear and had attended the playoff game against the San Antonio Spurs, said Oakland police Officer Johnna Watson. Authorities have not determined a motive, but believe the shooting wasn't random, Morgan said.
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We live in a 40 year old house. Periodically we are subjected to loud creaking sounds from the attic. 2x4's were glued together and used as a substitution for 4x6's, and it has been suggested that the creaks are caused by the expanding and contracting of the 2x4's with changes of temperature. Installing an attic fan has not helped. Putting new beams in would require removing the roof, we were told. What can we do?
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If the problem is the glued-together 2x4s, you should be able to screw or bolt them together at intervals. Screws would be cheaper than bolts. I suggest one or two 3-inch deck screws every 3 feet. You should pre-drill the holes. If the boards are not touching or are loosely touching at some points, you ought to clamp them tightly together in that area before screwing. A C-clamp large enough for the job is not expensive.
If the problem is at the ends of these beams, you might be able to add metal brackets, sometimes called hurricane clips to keep them rigid.
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- Updated: January 5, 2014
It took three years, but Blake Griffin may very well be one of the league's least popular players. Aside from fans in Los Angeles, Griffin may be looked upon by many NBA fans with skepticism and eyeballs rolled up.
It wouldn't be his statistical presence, Griffin's averaged a double-double in two of his last three seasons. He's also averaged better than 18 points per game each season and shot above the 52 percent mark for his career so far. So, if it's not the stats, what is it?
One word: overrated. Griffin's been overrated. An abundance of coverage and commercials and the man hasn't done much to improve his glaring weaknesses. For as much as he plays, 35 minutes per game, Griffin's defense is average at best. He doesn't block shots as a power forward nor does he dominate the paint as he can. On offense, his repertoire, thus far, has been reliant on Chris Paul, open dunks, or the occasional step-back 15-footer. In other words, it's limited.
But, Griffin's recent play is opening some eyes. Looking at his games from Dec. 16 to Jan. 3 (Chris Paul's injury game), he's been dominant. Eight double-doubles out of ten, averages of 26 points and nearly 11 rebounds per game (including one 40-point game and three 30-point games), have people double-checking the box score. Is this the Griffin that's been dormant all this time? Could he just expand his season to look more like the past three weeks?
With Chris Paul out 3-5 weeks, Griffin's recent inspired play is more than necessary — it's integral for the Clippers' continued success. It's also necessary for Griffin's play to continue because of ongoing trade rumors.
The criticisms for Griffin's game may seem meager, but that is the NBA today. It is a microscope on big-time players to play exactly like the hype demands. Griffin's been getting a free pass and it's high-time he starts to live up to the billing.
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The first week of November offers us the opportunity to integrate the changes of the past month. October had a great deal of charged cosmic energy, and we can ground it out as we move deeper into the autumn. The full moon in the sign of Taurus on the 6th is a point of reflection, from which we can look back over the past six weeks. This moon comes like a flash of light that allows us to see where we are, but in a moment we are back into the action.
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Neptune stations to turn direct on the 16th. For a few days before and after, pay close attention to your dreams and intuition. It's a great time to meditate, fantasize, and get in touch with other realities. It probably isn't the best time to make practical decisions, and even our intuitive insights might need some revision as time progresses. The sun meets Saturn in Scorpio on the 18th, which could be the day we assess the ideas that have emerged over the past week.
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The new moon on the 22nd coincides closely with the sun's move into Sagittarius. Set intentions around big-picture issues and travel for the coming year, as well as the coming holiday season.
A trine between Venus and Uranus on the 26th suggests that we can try something new in our partnerships, and may be inclined to experiment financially as well. With the sun in a tense square to Neptune just a day later, it's probably a good idea to keep things at the level of play. Between the Neptune station in the middle of November and the first week of December our judgment for practical matters may be a little off kilter. There's nothing wrong with moving wherever the experience takes you, but a major emotional or financial investment may prove to yield less than expected.
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to Spain ... the locals do not take kindly to eating Haribo in the pool.
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drive on the wrong side of the road. Remember this first thing in the morning before you ride onto the road. You will be ok. My first time riding abroad was easier than I thought. Just keep your wits about you and you will be alright. Happy touring.
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1. Watch your speed - the police hide with the radar gun and their pals puull you further down the road. If cars coming in opposite direction are flashing you, slow down2. Speed camers in Holland are NOT, form what I recall, day-glo coloured3. In Belgium, if you see chevrons on a corner or a sign warning of tight bend, it means what it says, not like in UK where gentle corners have them 4. Make sure have licence, log book and insurance certificate5. Carry spare bulbs and fuses as lights on is the law in some of Europe6. Carry some cable ties and duck tape/gaffer tape for those emergency repairs7. If looking at getting cheap cigs, Belgium I think is cheapest. Also, take clothes you no longer want so you can just throw them away when dirty rather than lugging dirty washing around with you. Also makes more room for the souvenirs, baccy, wine, beer etc8. Finally, be aware that with extra weight of touring gear that suspension might need adjusting on the backEnjoy
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Don't flash your lights (eg, to let someone through) it doesn't mean the same in europe. EG, in Germany, it means I'm comming through.When travelling on the autobahn, the 'unlimited' speed only applies in rural areas. This is quite awesome, when you are travelling at 150+, and realise there is an Audi trying to get past you!On the continent, drivers trying to pass on the autobahns will have their indicators on! (If they're not on, they are happy to sit behind you.)Biggest tip: Take time, to take in the scenery and enjoy yourself.
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and sleeping bag.By far the cheapest way....or at least take a sleeping bag and try the camp sites first,most have spare tents they will hire out for the night.Try and avoid toll motorways,as these will double the cost of your journeys.Belgium is like home from home roads wise,but not tolls, so you can pass through it pretty quick.If you are sailing to a Belgian Port,I should be tempted to get to the Ardenne region asap.and then spend more time in Germany and loop back through Holland.
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Depending on where you are hopping off - Calais, Hook of Holland depends on where to head.
If however your jjourney takes you anywhere near the Belgium/German border - Spa francorchamps, Aachen way then there are stunning roads in the Ardennes and Eiffel regions. One of the best is the B258 Nurburg ring - towards Aachen (or even the other way round if you prefer). Google the Nurburgring and you will see the B258 snaking east from there.
There is also the B257 south from Nurburg towards Bitburg - home of the famous Bit brewery - Bitte ein Bit as it says on the beer mats. then East towards Luxembourge and then belgium and france home.
But be careful in the woods - lots of wild gummy bears and they hunt in packs
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When you stop for fuel or anything else, consiously think about which side of the road to ride on before pulling off. It's messed with my head many times. I know someone who was killed riding up the wrong side of a slip road in Germany.
In France, a lot of fuel stations are unmanned and you can't use them unless you have a French credit card. Don't bother stopping at one of those.
In France the cars pull over to let you past. When you get off the train / ferry at Dover, don't expect the same courtesy from the Brits.
On toll roads you will have to buy a ticket - keep change in your tank bag or somewhere accessable. Oh, and don't drop the ticket or they charge you the toll for the full length of the road, however long that may be.
Take the Eurotunnel, much quicker and easier than the ferry, no worrying about strapping down you bike cos you just put it on the side stand and stay with it.
Oh yeah - on duel carrigeways in Belgium / Netherlands, cars / lorries will pull into the overtaking lane when they want to overtake regardless of whether there is someone coming. If you're already in that lane the etiquette is to slow down to let them pull out. So if you are blatting down the overtaking lane, expect someone to pull out in front of you and have your hand on the brake ready.
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NCAA basketball: Louisville women beat Cal 64-57 to reach title game
Dave Martin, Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS — Make that three straight upsets for Louisville, who used the latest thriller to head back to the women's national championship game for the first time since 2009.
Antonita Slaughter scored 18 points on six 3-pointers and Louisville clawed back from a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat California 64-57 in the national semifinals Sunday. Bria Smith scored 17 on 6 of 7 shooting for the Cardinals (29-8), who were a No. 5 seed and became the first team seeded worse than fourth to win a Final Four game.
The result ensures an all-Big East Conference final in the league's last season in its current form, with Louisville meeting the winner of the other semifinal between Notre Dame and Connecticut on Tuesday night — one night after the Louisville men's team plays Michigan for the championship.
"Right now anything can happen," Louisville coach Jeff Walz said. "Why not us?"
Layshia Clarendon scored 17 for Cal (32-4), which had won the Spokane Region as a second seed. Gennifer Brandon added 12 for the Golden Bears and Brittany Boyd added 10 points.
It was the third straight upset for Louisville, which had to beat defending national champion Baylor and Southeastern Conference power Tennessee just to get to New Orleans.
"No one expects us to be here," Slaughter said. "No one expects us to be in the championship game. Just come together as a team and win as a team."
Shoni Schimmel, who had been one of the stars of the tournament, struggled early for Louisville, but finished with 10 points, including a clutch transition pull-up that gave Louisville a 57-54 lead with 2:06 left.
Clarendon responded with a left win 3 of her own to tie it, but Sara Hammond, playing with four fouls for the last 7:20, gave the Cardinals the lead for good with a string move inside as she was fouled. On Saturday night, Louisville's men's team had to erase a 12-point second-half deficit against Wichita State, so the women didn't need much inspiration when they went into halftime trailing 37-27.
Louisville re-emerged composed and quickly narrowed its deficit with a 7-0 run that began with Schimmel's 3. Smith added a mid-range jumper and Hammond scored inside to make it 37-34.
Cal was back up 47-39 when Clarendon spun into the lane for a pull-up jumper, but the Cardinals then scored the next seven points, starting with Slaughter's deep 3 and ending with Jude Schimmel's free throws that made it as close as 47-46.
The Cardinals finally pulled back into the lead when Hammond's free throws made it 53-52 with 3:40 left.
Before tip-off, Walz had the relaxed look of a coach who had been there before, which of course he had, when Louisville fell to Connecticut in the 2009 national title game.
Walz walked over to the Cal bench for a friendly chat with Golden Bears coach Lindsay Gottlieb, giving her a hug before he walked back toward his bench, and then across the court to welcome some fans in the front row.
Walz's team also appeared more composed in the first few minutes, racing to an 8-2 lead with the help of Slaughter's first 3 and a pair of layups by Smith. Smith's third basket inside the first five minutes give Louisville a 10-6 lead, then Cal started to look more comfortable.
Talia Caldwell's putback marked the beginning of a 12-1 run, capped by Clarendon's transition jumper that gave the Golden Bears an 18-11 lead.
Jude Schimmel's 3 got Louisville as close as 25-22 midway through the half, but the Cardinals had trouble keeping pace while Shoni Schimmel, their leading scorer, missed six of her first seven shots.
Cal, which has won with strong rebounding all season, also controlled the game in that department, 23-11 overall and 8-3 in offensive rebounds. Complicating matters for Louisville was that Hammond, their leading rebounder (6.5 per game), sat out most of the first half with two fouls.
The Bears converted several putbacks, and had a 10-1 advantage in second chance points through the opening 20 minutes.
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Minnesota Valley Lutheran High School uses God's Word in a Christ-centered education to assist families in training students for Christian lives on earth and for eternity.
MVL's philosophy of education and its practice and policies are based upon the Holy Scriptures as the inerrant Word of God and centers in Jesus Christ to whom all the Scriptures bear witness.
In this Christian setting young people are encouraged by the power and grace of God's Word to submit in grateful obedience to Christ Jesus as Savior and to grow in a life of joyful service to Jesus as Lord.
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It's Homecoming Week at Bellmont High School.
Activities were kicked off Sunday as the school held its annual mud volleyball tournament on a wet and muddy day. The team that emerged as champion was comprised of sophomore Olivia Fuelling, senior Nathan Kortenber, junior Devon Schultz, senior Kyle Smith, senior Natalie McConnell, and senior Payton Selking.
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Children growing up in the war-torn African nation of Uganda often face a perilous existence. Throughout 20 years of civil war, during which time thousands of Ugandan children as young as eight years old were abducted by rebel factions and forced either into military service or sexual servitude, the outlook for a peaceful and prosperous life was bleak.
Jerry Nussbaum, 67, of Berne, who was shot 10 days ago by an Indiana state police trooper in a standoff in downtown Decatur, remains in critical condition at Parkview Hospital in Fort Wayne as of Saturday, according to a state police report.
Decatur firefighters were called out on Saturday to assist at a farm silo fire in southern Adams County and were sent this morning to a small blaze at the Bunge North America complex in the city.
The Saturday fire, which was first dispatched to the Berne Fire Department, occurred at the Kent Werst farm, 2570 W. County Rd. 750 South. The Decatur department sent its aerial platform truck, which can be extended to more than 100 feet and was used to reach the top of the silo.
DeWayne L. Beer, 74, of rural Berne, a former superintendent of the Adams County Highway Department, passed away on Sunday, September 25, 2011, at Adams Memorial Hospital.
He was born on June 22, 1937, in Adams County. His parents were the late Marcella Beer Meshberger and his stepfather, the late Chris Meshberger.
He married Alice Stauffer on July 4, 1957, in Berne; she survives.
Kenneth P. Birch, 82, of Decatur, died at home on Sunday.
Funeral arrangements are pending at Haggard-Sefton and Hirschy Funeral Home, Decatur.
Carl D. Hofstetter, 77, of Geneva, died at home on Sunday.
He was born in Adams County on May 14, 1934, to Ernest and Twila Hofstetter.
Among survivors are two sons, John E. Hofstetter of Bluffton and DeWayne Hofstetter of Geneva, and two brothers, Calvin Hofstetter of Geneva and Jerry L. Hofstetter.
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San Diego, CA – Registration & Race Information
Save the date for our next San Diego Joggin' for Frogmen 5k at NTC Park (same location as 2014) on July 25, 2015!
Race day and virtual racer registration is now closed for the 2014 race.
Update: Live Race Results!
We will have live race results! Immediately following the race, please click here to get your race results! Results will be streamed live to the ITS Your Race app as well. The app is free to download and easy to use. Both the website and the Apple app will have participant finish line photos as well.
What is Joggin' for Frogmen?
Joggin' for Frogmen is a 5k chip timed run/walk that brings men, women and children together to jog in honor of our Navy SEALs (Frogmen) and all military Heroes who have sacrificed their lives for us while protecting our country. All proceeds benefit the Navy SEAL Foundation, The 31Heroes Project, and Travis Manion Foundation through their One Team One Fight partnership.
Following the 5k is a "Tadpole Trot" for the kids. All registered 5k and Tadpole participants will receive a Joggin' for Frogmen race shirt at packet pickups. All registered 5k participants will wear a 5k bib and will receive a 5k finisher's medal/bottle opener when crossing the 5k finish line. All Tadpole Trotters will wear a Tadpole Trot bib and will receive a Tadpole Trot medal upon completion of the Tadpole Trot. Tadpole Trotters need to register for the Tadpole Trot, but can do the 5k with their parents at no extra cost. However, if a Tadpole runs in the 5k, they will not receive a 5k medal unless they have on a 5k bib, which requires additionally registering and paying for the 5k.
Remember to "Get your boots on!" We have partnered with our friends at The Boot Campaign and encourage everyone to honor our troops by wearing your boots while you run. If you don't already have a pair of boots, you can purchase them from The Boot Campaign shop, knowing that your purchase will support this wonderful organization! Net proceeds from the sales of the boots will go to support the Boot Campaign's five initiatives – Housing, Jobs, Wellness, Family Support and Urgent Assistance. Please select "Joggin' for Frogmen" from the Boot Campaign drop down menu when you purchase your boots from their site.
Special Guest Appearance:
The Navy Parachute Team, The Leap Frogs
The Navy Parachute Team, the Leap Frogs jumped into the San Diego 2012 Joggin' for Frogmen race and they will be back again this year!
Special Guest Speaker Tim Leathers, Father of Special Warfare Operator First Class (SEAL) Matt Leathers.
Please join us on race day to welcome guest speaker Mr. Tim Leathers, father of Special Warfare Operator First Class (SEAL) Matt Leathers, who died in training in February 2013. Tim is going to reflect on Matt's career as a U.S. Navy SEAL.
I would like to thank all of the Joggin' for Frogmen runners for your patriotism and support of our fallen Heroes. My son Matt was a runner too, even participating in the HURT 100 on Oahu. He forged knives for his teammates, was an accomplished operator, and a great father. I look forward to sharing stories with you all and meeting each and every one of you on race day in July.
Sincerely, Tim Leathers
National Anthem Singer Karen Bartell
We are excited to welcome Karen Bartell with the American Military Spouses Choir as our National Anthem Singer. As the spouse of Major General Art Bartell, Karen has been a member of the American Military Spouses Choir since it's first performance with David Foster at the Kennedy Center on May of 2012. Karen and the Choir have been featured at many big events and have been on tv shows, including America's Got Talent. Please enjoy this video of their "Hero" performance. Of the six ladies featured in front at the 2:06 minute mark, Karen is on the right.
Letter from the Race Director
I hope you can join us for the 2014 Joggin' for Frogmen 5K in beautiful San Diego! I am excited to serve as this year's Race Director. I feel it is our duty to give back to those who have sacrificed to protect our freedoms. My father is a Vietnam veteran and I am proud of the way our country has progressed in honoring our veterans but there is always more work to be done.
Thank you for joining me in support of Joggin' for Frogmen and honoring our American Heroes.
Sincerely, Sarah Williams
Race Director San Diego Joggin' for Frogmen 5k
Letter from the Race Manager
I grew up with pictures of my father's time in the Army Reserve, one grandfather's stories of his time in the Army during Korea, and the other grandfather in the Air Force that also served during Korea would only smile. One of my brothers served in the Air Force. Several of my friends serve in the Navy, Army, Marines, and Coast Guard. I have seen sad farewells and happy homecomings. I was raised with an appreciation of what it means to be an American and what it took, and still takes, for the men and women of our armed forces to protect our freedom to be American.
San Diego is not just a place with great weather, beautiful beaches, and peeling waves. It's also home to more active and retired US military than anywhere else. I'm proud to call San Diego my home. I'm also proud to help Joggin' for Frogmen San Diego in its third annual 5K to raise money to give back to the men, women, and families who serve us.
Sincerely, Tara Quick
Race Manager San Diego Joggin' for Frogmen 5k
San Diego Sponsors
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Swag Bag:
All JFF San Diego participants have access to our Virtual Swag Bag! Instead of handing out bags full of wasteful paper and coupons, please check out our awesome online offers from our local partners.
Race Date & Time:
Saturday, July 26, 2014
7:00am – 8:15am : Onsite packet pickups: It is STRONGLY encouraged to pick up your packet before race day at Road Runner Sports. For those that cannot pickup their packets at Road Runner Sports, limited packet pickups will be available from 7am-8:15 am on race morning. Race starts at 9am so come early. BEWARE: Packet pick-up will close promptly at 8:15 am. We will not be able to give any more packets after this time.
8:00am: Ultra Marathon Runner Mike Rouse finishes his 24 hour run at the 5k finish line
8:15am: Opening ceremonies begin
8:50am: Moment of silence, Presentation of the Colors & National Anthem
9:00am: 5k race starts
10:15am: Kids' Tadpole Trot begins
10:45am: Awards ceremony, Parachuters & Beer Garden!
Noon – 3:00pm: After Party at Sammy's Woodfired Pizza! (2401 Truxton Rd at Liberty Station) 20% off food AND drink on a pre-set menu of pizzas and salads! JFF participants have the entire patio reserved! One bill per table and must show bib to get the discount.
Race Location – NEW LOCATION with FREE PARKING!
Packet Pick-Up:
It is STRONGLY encouraged to pick up your packet before race day at Road Runner Sports. For those that cannot pickup their packets at Road Runner Sports, limited packet pickups will be available from 7am-8:15 am on race morning. Race starts at 9am so come early. BEWARE: Packet pick-up will close promptly at 8:15 am. We will not be able to give any more packets after this time.
5553 Copley Dr San Diego, CA (858) 974-4455
Thursday, July 24th: 11:00am – 7:00pm
Friday, July 25th: 2:00pm-6:00pm
*Pick up your race bib/packet at the Road Runner Sports store and enjoy a 10% shopping discount. VIP Family Members, that means you save 20% that day!
Can't pick up your own race packet and bib? Download the Packet Pick Up Authorization Form and have a friend pick it up for you. Download Authorization Form
For categories and pricing, please see the registration form. If you can't make the race but still want a medal, shirt & bib, you can register as a VIRTUAL RACER and we will mail your items by race day. Price includes tax & shipping. For more information, click here.
We encourage you to join the Facebook event and invite ALL of your friends!
Support Ultra Marathon Runner Mike Rouse at Joggin' for JT:
Friday, July 25th, 8:00am at Fiesta Island in San Diego!
Mike Rouse is Doin' it AGAIN!!! Support Mike Rouse as he runs for 24 hours before the Joggin for Frogmen 5k starts. For the third year in a row, Mike will be running in honor of his close friend, J.T. Tumilson, who was killed in the August 6th, 2011 crash. Mike is an ultra marathon runner who has completed seventeen, 100 mile races and competed in 4 Ultraman World Championships. Racers will welcome Mike at the Joggin' for Frogmen 5k start line to greet him as he finishes his run at 8:00 am on race day. Mike will then go on to MC the Joggin' for Frogmen race. To donate to Mike's run, please click here.
Join Our Team & FUNDRAISE!:
- 1. You will need to join the "Joggin' for Frogmen – San Diego, CA 2014″ fundraising team by visiting: http://www.crowdrise.com/JogginforFrogmenSanDeigoCA2014.
- 2. Click "Setup Your Fundraiser"
- 3. Click "Join a Team" to fundraise with an existing team or Click "Start Your Own Fundraiser" to launch a team of your own!
- 4. Create a Crowdrise account.
- 5. In seconds you'll have your own fundraiser page. Click the EDIT FUNDRAISER tab and customize your own text, add some pics or a video and set a fundraising goal.
All Participants will receive:
5k All 5k finishers will receive a JFF medal (which is also a bottle opener and a keychain!) Tadpole Trot All kids who register and complete the Tadpole Trot will receive a JFF Tadpole Trot medal! Tadpoles can run in the 5k with their parents for free, but they will not receive a 5k medal. Only people wearing 5k bibs will receive a 5k medal.
All participants will receive a race t-shirt All 2014 shirts will have the same front, with a custom back for each city. Adult size shirts are Tultex brand, preshrunk, 65% polyester, 35% cotton. The shirt color is Heather Navy Blue and the ink/print is slightly faded and super lightweight. Youth sizes are the same color and print but slightly different material.
5k finishers - we will have JFF award medals (pictured) for the top 3 fastest males and females in these age groups:
60-69 70+
Tadpole Trot We will also have Tadpole medals for the top 3 fastest boys and girls in these age groups:
2 & Under
Top Individual Fundraiser (award information coming soon!)
Fastest Overall Female (award information coming soon!)
Fastest Overall Male (award information coming soon!)
Top 5 fastest runners wearing their BOOTS! (award information coming soon!)
Race Director: Sarah Williams
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2012: PenTestMag article Spear-Phishing, PDF, and Countermeasures with two co-authors from Norway.
2012: zer0byteBlog post BackTrack for ARM on Android Asus EEE Pad Transformer N.B.: Kali now distributes ARM builds.
2011: PenTestMag article Armitage: Hacking that Feels "Fun" early press for Raff Mudge. I'm a big fan of Hackerspaces.
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2009: Open Translation Tools authored chapter Intellectual Property, co-authored chapter Machine Translation with Fran Tyers. #langsec #moriarty #trix #rabbit #tpen #borel #wizard
2008: I was contacted by the Open Jar Foundation to republish Draft of a Working Paper for Education at Brown University, or, The Magaziner-Maxwell Report, which I had by-hand digitized from mimeograph copy for the Internet Archive.
Article in Brown University News with regards to the above.
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