ENSENADA, Baja California, Mexico – Led by eight racers who have combined to win 17 of the 25 season point championships in class history, SCORE Trophy Truck, the marquee SCORE racing division for high-tech, 950-horsepower unlimited custom trucks, has a SCORE-record 44 trucks (including seven in SCORE TT Legend for drivers over 50) in the lineup for next week's 33rd annual SCORE San Felipe 250 in Baja California, Mexico. The season-opening event of the four-race internationally-televised 2019 SCORE World Desert Championship will be held next Wednesday through Sunday (April 3-7) in San Felipe, the picturesque, peaceful fishing village on the Sea of Cortez, 120 miles south of the U.S. Border at Calexico, Calif. Launching its 46th season as the World's Foremost Desert Racing Organization, pre-running continues on the rugged, race-record long 349.91-mile course. All four 2019 SCORE races will be held on Mexico's magnificent Baja California peninsula for the fourth consecutive year. ELITE EIGHT While the names of the drivers who will pilot the SCORE-record 44 SCORE Trophy Trucks next Saturday read like a veritable who's who in the world of desert racing, clearly standing at the top are the eight racers who between them have won the season point championship in 17 of the 25-year history of the featured racing class in the sport. Interestingly six of the 'Elite Eight' all live in Las Vegas. The 'Elite Eight' and their championship seasons are: Ed Herbst/Tim Herbst, Las Vegas (1999, 200, 2002, 2003), B.J. Baldwin, Las Vegas (2006, 2008, 2012, 2013), Carlos 'Apdaly' Lopez, Tecate, Mexico (2015, 2016, 2017, Rob McCachren, Las Vegas (1994, 2007, 2018), Robby Gordon, Charlotte, N.C. (1996, 2009), Mark Post, Las Vegas (2007) and Bryce Menzies, Las Vegas (2011).
DOUBLE 3S Celebrating the 33rd anniversary of the youngest of the three legendary SCORE Baja races, sometimes referred to as the SCORE 'baby Baja', entries are being accepted on the SCORE website under Race Info at www.SCOREInternational.com. DRAW DEADLINE TUESDAY The deadline to enter online and in time to be in the drawing for starting positions within each class is 8 p.m. PT Tuesday (March 26).
TOTAL ENTRIES Most of the sport's top stars are among the 213 official entries as of today from 29 U.S. States, host country Mexico along with the additional countries of Australia, Canada, Finland, Italy, New Zealand and Peru. Featuring Pro and Sportsman classes for cars, trucks, UTVs, motorcycles and quads, the race will air domestically on the ABC Network's World of X Games show. DOUBLE DIGIT ENTRIES Besides SCORE Trophy Truck with 44, the other classes with double figure entries to date and their totals are Trophy Truck Spec (27), Class 1 (18), Class 10 (17) and Pro UTV FI (16). 16 FOR 89 Including the 'Elite Eight', there are a total of 16 SCORE Trophy drivers in this year's SCORE San Felipe 250 who have combined to win 89 of the 128 total races in the 25-year history of the class. From the 'Elite Eight', Hall of Famer MacCachren leads the way with a SCORE-record 17 career SCORE Trophy Truck race wins while tied for second are Ed/Tim Herbst and Gordon who each have 11 race wins, Post has seven career SCORE Trophy Truck race wins, Baldwin has six, Menzies five and Apdaly has two. The other SCORE Trophy Truck drivers entered with at least one career SCORE Trophy Truck race win are: Andy McMillin, San Diego (9), Gustavo 'Tavo' Vildosola Jr, Mexicali, Mexico (6), Ryan Arciero, Foothill Ranch, Calif. (5), Larry Roeseler, Imperial, Calif. (3), Gus Vildosola Sr (3), Juan C. Lopez, Tecate, Mexico (2), Cameron Steele, San Clemente, Calif. (2), Dale Dondel, Murrieta, Calif. (1) and Rick D. Johnson (1).
8 FOR 16 SAN FELIPE WINNERS Once again, MacCachren is at the top of the list of eight racers who have won 16 of the 25 total SCORE Trophy Truck races in San Felipe with six career San Felipe SCORE Trophy race wins (2003-with Vildosola Sr, 2007-with Post and 2011, 2012, 2017 and 2018). Brothers Ed/Tim Herbst have won in San Felipe three times (1999, 2000, 2001) as has Vildosola Jr (2013-with his father Gustavo Sr, 2014, 2015). Winning this race twice was Post (2004 with Jerry Whelchel, 2007 with MacCachren), Gus Vildosola Sr (2003 with MacCachren, 2013 with his son Vildosola Jr), and Gordon (1996). Both winners of the SCORE TT Legend class (a new class within a class for drivers 50 years old and over) are entered in Gus Vildosola Sr (2017) and Russell Buehler, Kansas City, Mo. (2018).
SCORE TROPHY TRUCK/SCORE TT LEGEND CONTENDERS Nearly 30 contenders are ready to battle in SCORE Trophy Truck against the legends of the desert. Among them are Luke McMillin, 26, San Diego (No. 83 Ford F-150), Ricky Johnson, Trabucco Canyon, Calif. (No. 6 Chevy Silverado), Dan McMillin, San Diego (No. 23 Ford F-150), Robbie Pierce, Alpine, Calif./Matt Loiodice, Descanso, Calif. (No. 30 Ford Raptor), Justin Matney, Bristol, Tenn. (No. 4 Chevy Rally Truck), Justin Loftin, Brawley, Calif. (Ford Raptor), Zak Langley, Manhattan Beach, Calif. (No. 50 Ford F-150), Mike Lawrence, Banning, Calif. (No. 85, Ford F-150), Chris Miller, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif. (No. 40 Toyota Tundra), Gary Magness, Denver (No. 45 Ford F-150), Luke Johnson, Trabucco Canyon, Calif. (No. 46 Chevy Silverado), Adam Householder, Anaheim, Calif. (No. 24 Ford F-150), Jonathan Brenthel, La Cresta, Calif. (No. 27 Chevy Silverado), Todd Tuls, Columbus, Neb. (No. 33, Ford Raptor) and Dave Taylor, Page, Ariz. (No. 26, Chevy Silverado). In SCORE TT Legend for drivers 50 years and older, contenders the James Bailey, Riverside, Calif./Vildosola Sr, tandem and Buehler include Clyde Stacy, Bristol, Va. (No. 5L Chevy Rally Truck), Rob Reinertson, Woodside, Calif. (No. 72L Ford F-150), Mark Winkelman, Cedar Hill, Texas (No. 25L Chevy Silverado), Rolf Helland, Morris, Ill./Rick D. Johnson, Barstow, Calif. (No. 37L Ford Raptor) and Jose De Jesus Flores, Culiacan, Mexico (No. 55 Chevy Silverado).
MOTO MORGAN RETURNS Justin Morgan, El Cajon, Calif. a late entry this year, returns to lead the motorcycle field after winning the two-wheel portion of all four races in 2018 to earn last year's overall moto season point championship. Morgan earned the No. 1x plate on his Honda CRF450X with his returning teammates Mark Samuels, Yucca Valley, Calif. and Justin Jones, Murrieta, Calif.
THE SKED Pre-race festivities will be held in San Felipe next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday April 3, 4 and 5 with race days on April 6-7 concluding with the post-race awards fiesta at Noon PT on Sunday, April 7. The colorful pre-race contingency and Manufacturer's Midway, the starting line and the finish line will be on the Malecon in the heart of San Felipe for the third straight year. Contingency will be held on two days for the first time in the history of this race with classes split with some going through the line on Wednesday (April 4) and the balance, including the marquee SCORE Trophy Truck division, going through on Thursday (April 5). The post-race awards celebration will be held on the start/finish line ramp on the Malecon.
MEMORABLE COURSE SCORE President/Race Director Jose A. Grijalva has worked diligently with the government officials and ejidos of the Mexicali and San Felipe areas to develop a memorable SCORE San Felipe 250 race course of 349.91 miles, the longest in the history of this popular 'spring break' desert race. This year's grueling race course will be another beauty to behold but a tough challenge to race on. It runs in a clockwise direction running over high-speed dry lake beds, through low-speed winding, rock-strewn, twisting canyons and trails, along quick-paced dirt roads and through three of Baja's most infamous washes in Azufre, Matomi, and Coabuso.
COURSE MAP/GPS The 33rd Annual SCORE San Felipe 250 course map and GPS files are available on the SCORE website on the race page under the Race Info tab.
MUY GRANDE IMPACTO For over three decades, the annual motorsports festival that has brought the largest economic impact of any single event held annually in this lightly-populated portion of the rugged, rough and bountifully beautiful Baja peninsula has been the SCORE San Felipe 250.
BFGOODRICH TIRES UNMATCHED BFGoodrich Tires is celebrating over four decades as a major player in SCORE Baja racing. In addition to being the official tire of SCORE International for over four decades, BFGoodrich Tires has now produced the tire of choice for 30 of the overall 4-wheel vehicle winners in the SCORE Baja 1000, including 30 of the last 33 years along with a record-run of 20 straight from 1986 through 2005. In total, BFGoodrich Tires has now be the tire of choice for the overall 4-wheel vehicle winner in 91 SCORE Baja races including 32 in the SCORE Baja 500. BFGoodrich Tires will also award $10,000 contingency bonus money to the overall winner of this year's SCORE San Felipe 250 who runs exclusively on BFGoodrich Tires.
ABC TV IN 2019 SCORE has confirmed that the 2019 SCORE World Desert Championship will be televised on the ABC TV family of networks, marking the first time back on the ABC network since the 1967 and 1968 coverage of the Baja 1000 on ABC's old Wide World of Sports show. The one-hour shows on the 33rd SCORE San Felipe 250, 51st SCORE Baja 500 and the 52nd SCORE Baja 1000 will be televised as part of ABC's World of X Games year-long programming. Presented by SCORE sponsors Monster Energy and BFGoodrich Tires, the ABC World of X Games series profiles iconic action sports figures and also highlights athletes, artists, event previews and recaps. SCORE also announced that the inaugural Lucerna SCORE Baja 400 next September will air as a one-hour special on ESPN TV. Hall of Fame racer Cameron Steele's popular 'Trail of Missions' show has been shown as part of ABC's World of X Games series for the past several years. All of the SCORE race coverage shows will continue to air internationally in over 20 countries in Europe, Asia and South America via syndication and ESPN International. SCORE SPONSORS…Official SCORE Sponsors: BFGoodrich Tires-Official Tire, Monster Energy-Official Energy Drink, King Shocks-Official Shock Absorber, Polaris RZR-Official UTV, RACELINE Wheels-Official Wheel, VP Racing Fuels-Official Fuel, Lucerna Hotels & Resorts-Official Hotel and official race title sponsor, Wide Open Excursions-Official Arrive and Drive Company, Crystal Bay Casino-Official Casino.
Additional SCORE Associate Partners: Proturismo Ensenada, Baja California Secretary of Tourism, Mexicali Ayuntamiento, COTUCO Mexicali/San Felipe, Cruz Roja Mexicana, Corporate Helicopters, McKenzie's Performance Products, Advanced Color Graphics. For more information regarding SCORE, visit the official website of the SCORE World Desert Championship at www.SCOREInternational.com .
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In 2004, under the leadership of the Liberal Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, the past mark was lowered to 67 points. Unfortunately, this opened the floodgates for applicants. Almost anybody between the ages of 19 and 49, who possessed a postsecondary degree or diploma, 4 years of work experience in a skilled occupation, and who could pass an English or French language test at a high level, could qualify.
In 2008, the Minister realized there was a problem and introduced new selection criteria and a much shorter list of occupations under what are called Ministerial Instructions. This placed a cap on the number of occupations and the number of persons who could qualify. Rather than taking the pre-2008 macro economic approach to immigration, the Minister decided to micromanage the movement to Canada.
While the Minister has stated his intentions to "cancel" all the old applications in the queue, he is not yet in a position to do so legally. The changes he proposes will require a change in the immigration legislation and will have to be passed by Parliament. When this will take place is not clear, but it will likely happen before Parliament rises for the summer recess. The government has a solid majority and the bill should pass quickly and be given assent by July1st, Canada Day.
There are already rumblings of lawsuits. However, none have been filed to our knowledge. I believe the changes will inevitably go into effect, and a significant number of people will have their dreams and desires frustrated.


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Bay Port's Lee finishes state runner-up
The Bay Port standout girls tennis player finished runner-up at the WIAA Division 1 state individual tennis tournament on Saturday.
Bay Port's Lee finishes state runner-up The Bay Port standout girls tennis player finished runner-up at the WIAA Division 1 state individual tennis tournament on Saturday. Check out this story on greenbaypressgazette.com: http://gbpg.net/2ehLG1j
Scott Venci, USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 6:44 p.m. CT Oct. 15, 2016 | Updated 6:48 p.m. CT Oct. 15, 2016
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Isabelle Lee lived up to the hype.
The Bay Port standout girls tennis player finished runner-up at the WIAA Division 1 state individual tennis tournament on Saturday at Nielsen Tennis Stadium in Madison.
The freshman fell 6-1, 6-0 in the title match to Stevens Point senior and Colorado State recruit Emily Luetschwager, who won her second straight title and finished her decorated career winning her final 70 matches.
"She is just an amazing player," Lee said. "She is just so good, so consistent. I went into the match just wanting to have fun and playing my game. I didn't play the best that I thought I should have, but it didn't matter. She is just an amazing player and her serves were incredible."
Lee had reached the championship match by beating Mequon Homestead freshman Andie Weise 6-3, 6-1 in the semifinal round earlier on Saturday.
After receiving a bye in the first round, she beat her first four opponents in straight sets before losing to Luetschwager.
"Even though the scores may have seemed like it was easy, all the players presented a really tough game," Lee said. "I had a great time trying to decide what shots to hit, and they were all really strong in certain aspects. It was amazing."
It also was about as much as you could ask from a rookie in her first state tournament.
"We are extremely proud of her," Bay Port coach Lindsay Matuszewski said. "She has worked hard all season. She had a great tournament. She played four other really awesome matches. This match, I'm sure she's not happy with the outcome, but she played well. Emily Luetschwager is extremely good. She hasn't lost a match in a couple years."
Matuszewski didn't have many concerns that this stage would be too much for her star pupil, but the experience should do nothing but make Lee even better next season.
"This is a different type of tournament, there are a lot more fans here and you have the whole team with you," Matuszewski said. "People are cheering, people are cheering against you. So that part of it is definitely different.
"Not that we wanted her to lose, but now she is going to have that drive that I think is going to fuel her even more. She learned a lot from that match and that game of what she needs to pick up in the offseason to improve. Not just for her, but we had our whole team here. … They can kind of see the competition level. Not only did Isabelle see what she needs to work on, but it will help our whole team."
The Green Bay Notre Dame doubles team of Claire Rotherham and Mary Zakowski beat Waunakee's Bailey Chorney and Autumn Facktor 7-5, 6-3 in the D1 fifth-place match on Saturday.
That topped last year's sixth-place finish for Rotherham and Zakowski, who once again were the area's most successful doubles team after joining forces for the first time last season.
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UWGB women 'are not having fun' after costly loss to IUPUI

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LONDON (Reuters) - Wall Street looked set for another fall on Wednesday with the market waiting on the Beige book for a glimmer of improving economic conditions, while dealers said European trading in U.S. shares was negligible.
The Federal Reserve issues the Beige book, a summary of economic conditions, at 2 p.m. EDT.
"The sentiment is terrible and the perception that an economic recovery is underway has well and truly evaporated in the last few days," said Tom Hougaard of Financial Spreads.
"There is a glitter of hope for the bulls if they can come in and support the market today, but for the time being buyers are fleeing and sitting on their hands on the sideline," said Hougaard.
The June futures contract for the blue chip Dow Jones index and the tech-laden Nasdaq Composite were both marked lower on Wednesday, indicating a weak start on Wall Street and an extension of Tuesday's slide when the Dow fell over 120 points and the Nasdaq lost over two percent.
"The pattern we are seeing on the charts right now reminds us of the waterfall slide in the Dow in 1902 and 1962, on this very day exactly. The cycles suggest the same pattern is about to happen in 2002. If that is the case equities could lose another 15 percent from here by the end of the month," said Hougaard.


The most popular golf tournament in Ghana returns to western region this Saturday, April 13 as the maiden edition of the 2019 MTN Invitational Golf tournament tees off at the Bogoso Golf Club.
Over seventy  golfers from various clubs have confirmed their participation for the tournament which brings out nothing, but all the theatricality of golf pageantry on the course.
The mobile telecommunications giant [MTN Ghana], has over the years used the sport [golf] as conduits to engage with Enterprise and high value customers to share ideas, network and as well reward customer loyalty.
Below is the champions file of the last edition  of the MTN Invitational Golf tournament held at the Tema Country Golf Club on Friday, November 30.
The MTN Invitational Golf Tournament – A tournament for champions is a special initiative of telecommunications giant [MTN Ghana] with the aim of bringing together CEO's under one umbrella to socialize and network whilst promoting the sport – golf.
www.sports24ghana.com is owned and operated by Media 24. Started in mid 2012, the website strives to keep its readers at the forefront of sports news when and wherever it happens.


The 300,000 square foot Terminal B Airside Concourse at the Sacramento International Airport includes a 19-gate passenger concourse with an international arrivals facility, and features a curved, stainless steel roof, exposed structural steel and wood ceilings, stainless steel column covers, terrazzo flooring, and clerestory windows for daylighting.
In addition to interior and cosmetic upgrades, the project included build-out of office space for building and airline support services, as well as an added taxiway and apron, a tug tunnel, and an automated people mover guideway structure.
Sustainable building practices were a top priority for the LEED Silver certified project. Sustainable features include an abundance of natural lighting, which included shading and reflection features to control the heat. Also, multiple recycled materials were utilized including steel, flooring from recycled building materials, and additional salvaged materials from area demolition.


We all suffer from some sort of sleep loss. It's nearly impossible to live in today's world and be able to say that you get a solid 8-10 hours every night. Right? Whether it's in the form of a new baby, long work hours, or a touch of insomnia, sleep deprivation rears its ugly head for us all.
The health benefits of sleeping is a topic very important to me. As a writer and a parent, I need to be on full alert at all times and have the clarity to get my work done. But do you ever wonder what other areas of your life become affected by lack of proper rest?


CASTING ABOUT is now available on DVD, including additional audition monologues and interviews not shown in the film.
If you are in the USA or Canada, you can purchase the DVD here through Kino Video.
For international or domestic sales through Amazon, you can buy the DVD here.
CASTING ABOUT was distributed in theatres by Kino International during the spring/summer of 2007, playing in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, and other select cities around the country. For details, visit Kino International.
CASTING ABOUT was awarded BEST DOCUMENTARY and BEST OF FEST.
CASTING ABOUT won 3rd place in the Feature Documentary category.
CASTING ABOUT received a Silver Remi Award in the Theatrical Motion Picture/Video category at the 38th WorldFest-Houston.


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Q: Calculated columns using Scalar Function in EF Code First I have a table for an Invoice and another for an InvoiceItem. An invoice can contain one or more Invoice Items. In our database, we have defined both Invoices and InvoiceItem with a Balance column. Is there a way to define the Balance column as a calculated column using Code First and also specify the SQL Server Scalar function to use?
I know I can setup the column as computed in Code First, but I do not see how to specify the SQL function to call using Fluent. Is this even possible?

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NEW HOME BEING BUILT BY AWARD WINNING M & M BUILDERS ON FLAT 9,000 SQ FT LOT IN HIGHLY DESIRABLE ALTA VISTA GARDENS! HOME WILL BOAST NEARLY 5800 SQ FT AND FEATURE THE HIGHEST QUALITY FINISHES AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL THAT M & M BUILDERS HAS BUILT THEIR REPUTATION ON! CONTACT LISTING AGENT WITH QUESTIONS AND TO SET UP A TOUR OF OTHER COMPLETED PROPERTIES IN THE AREA. ESTIMATED DELIVERY IS FALL 2019. PLENTY OF TIME TO CUSTOMISE YOUR FINISHES!
Over 6,000 sq ft of beautiful modern living on a 17,000 square foot lot in sought after English Village in Bethesda. Enjoy the huge yet private backyard view from the breakfast area, family room or patio. Main floor design with centrally placed kitchen allows for great flow and includes library, wood floors and every amenity possible. Basement includes optional home theater, wine cellar, recreation room, a bonus bedroom, storage and wide walkout to backyard. Top level includes huge master suite with spacious walk-in closets, Jacuzzi tub and contemporary shower. Also five bedrooms, each with a full bath and a full size laundry room. Please contact showing agent to discuss the plans and set up visits to past homes from this builder.
Amazing location for this price in top notch school district. New windows, fresh paint, new carpet and 2 bedrooms/1 full bath w/tub/shower combo. Hardwood floors gleam throughout the main level. Kitchen is bright, clean, updated and open to the dining area. While home enjoy serene park views from your back windows. Easy parking just out front but with metro so close you may not need a car. Community includes pool, club house, tot lot and the utilities are included in the condo fee. Shared laundry and storage in the basement.
Sun-filled four level split-level on a quiet street in Stratton Woods! Bright, open floor plan with Living Room-Dining Room combination, large Family Room off kitchen, which leads to patio and spacious, fully fenced yard w/storage shed. Hardwood floors on main and upper levels. Four bedrooms and two full bathrooms upstairs. Walk-in closet in Master Bedroom. Laundry/mud room w/ full bathroom. Freshly painted interior. Extended driveway for multiple cars. Glorious rear yard backs to Stratton Park, featuring a tot lot, tennis courts, basketball courts, baseball field & soccer fields. Fantastic location is minutes to shopping, restaurants, schools, easy access to 495-270.
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Keuka College is the national leader in experiential, hands-on learning and a national leader in career identification and exploration. Founded in 1890 and located on the shores of Keuka Lake in New York State's Finger Lakes region, Keuka College is an independent, four-year, residential, coeducational college that places a strong emphasis on career and pre-professional education.
Ranked by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top comprehensive colleges in the north, Keuka offers 33 bachelor's degree programs, many with specialized concentrations; 25 minors; double majors; and self-designed majors. Keuka offers master's degree programs in literacy, occupational therapy, management, and criminal justice administration as well as pre-professional programs in dentistry, law, medicine, and veterinary medicine.
Keuka is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and is one of only 32 American colleges and universities approved by the Chinese government to offer degree programs in the People's Republic of China. More than 3,000 Chinese students are pursuing Keuka degrees, the highest enrollment of any U.S. college operating in the country.
Total enrollment on the Keuka Park campus at the advent of the 2007 fall semester was 1,629. The student/faculty ratio is 14:1.
Keuka College Mission & Vision Statements
Keuka College is a student-centered, liberal arts-based learning community offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs delivered in traditional, non-traditional, and international formats. The learning environment at Keuka is intellectually challenging, supportive, and fosters personal as well as academic development. We offer a unique blend of traditional classroom knowledge and innovative experiential learning that provides students with a solid foundation for a lifetime of learning, service, and leadership while valuing social responsibility and diversity. Keuka graduates possess the knowledge and experience to excel in today's workplace and the ability to adapt to tomorrow's challenges.
Keuka College Vision Statement
"To become the global leader in innovative, experiential learning"
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Q: setImageResource() Returns null I am trying to get images from my asset folder and setting them to my variable called insectImage. Here is what I've done:
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Insect insectItem = (Insect) recyclerViewItems.get(position);

String imageName = insectItem.getImageName();
Log.d("imageName",imageName);
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imageResID returns 0 in the logcat, but the imageName variable is set to one of my images that exist in my assets folder. Logcat is saying that setImageResource(imageResID) is returning null.
How can I set the imageResID to the imageName that's in my asset folder?

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Dress codes are by class type. If you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
6-10yrs: Red LA Performing Arts shirt, black jazz pants/leggings, black tap shoes.
11-17 yrs: Tight-fitted cami/tank top, black jazz pants/leggings or black dance shorts with tights, black tap shoes with a box toe.
7-10yrs (Jazz I & II): Pink cami/tank top, black jazz pants/leggings and black jazz shoes.
9-17yrs (Jazz III-V): Tight-fitted cami/tank top, black jazz pants/leggings, tan jazz shoes.
11-17yrs: Tight-fitting cami or leotard, black jazz pants/leggings or black dance shorts with tights, tan lyrical shoes (capezio is a good option).
All ages: Hip hop attire is acceptable or any clothing that allows for movement (no jeans). Students must wear hip hop, Keds or jazz shoes on studio floor. No street shoes.
All ages: No dress requirements.
Comfortable clothing to move in. Jazz/yoga style pants preferable with tight-fitting top so body movement can be seen. Ballet, hip hop or jazz shoes.
White t-shirt (red for Broadway), black jazz pants or shorts. Dance appropriate shoes.
Tight-fitting cami/tank with black jazz shorts and tan tights. Shoes: black jazz shoes, tan jazz shoes and character heels.


Our children (aged 22–23) are planning to come with their friends to our apartment in Scalea in June. Are there any night clubs or discos they can go to during their stay?
There are lots of live music places in Scalea along the lungomare (the street along the park near tower and then along the beach). They all open in the evenings from about 9 p.m. But for a proper night club experience you want to go to Acadie Club on outskirts of Scalea. They do have buses running from the center. You'll be surprised how cool it is.


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This chip set is perfect for my 5-6 player games. I even enjoy the card decks that came with the set.
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Very nice set. Good value for the buck.
Found a similar set, 300 not 500, for 70.
Even my wife likes it.
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News | July 19, 2010
Cassini Sees Moon Building Giant Snowballs in Saturn Ring
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While orbiting Saturn for the last six years, NASA's Cassini spacecraft has kept a close eye on the collisions and disturbances in the gas giant's rings. They provide the only nearby natural laboratory for scientists to see the processes that must have occurred in our early solar system, as planets and moons coalesced out of disks of debris.
New images from Cassini show icy particles in Saturn's F ring clumping into giant snowballs as the moon Prometheus makes multiple swings by the ring. The gravitational pull of the moon sloshes ring material around, creating wake channels that trigger the formation of objects as large as 20 kilometers (12 miles) in diameter.
"Scientists have never seen objects actually form before," said Carl Murray, a Cassini imaging team member based at Queen Mary, University of London. "We now have direct evidence of that process and the rowdy dance between the moons and bits of space debris."
Murray discussed the findings today (July 20, 2010) at the Committee on Space Research meeting in Bremen, Germany, and they are published online by the journal Astrophysical Journal Letters on July 14, 2010. A new animation based on imaging data shows how one of the moons interacts with the F ring and creates dense, sticky areas of ring material.
Saturn's thin, kinky F ring was discovered by NASA's Pioneer 11 spacecraft in 1979. Prometheus and Pandora, the small "shepherding" moons on either side of the F ring, were discovered a year later by NASA's Voyager 1. In the years since, the F ring has rarely looked the same twice, and scientists have been watching the impish behavior of the two shepherding moons for clues.
Prometheus, the larger and closer to Saturn of the two moons, appears to be the primary source of the disturbances. At its longest, the potato-shaped moon is 148 kilometers (92 miles) across. It cruises around Saturn at a speed slightly greater than the speed of the much smaller F ring particles, but in an orbit that is just offset. As a result of its faster motion, Prometheus laps the F ring particles and stirs up particles in the same segment once in about every 68 days.
"Some of these objects will get ripped apart the next time Prometheus whips around," Murray said. "But some escape. Every time they survive an encounter, they can grow and become more and more stable."
Cassini scientists using the ultraviolet imaging spectrograph previously detected thickened blobs near the F ring by noting when starlight was partially blocked. These objects may be related to the clumps seen by Murray and colleagues.
The newly-found F ring objects appear dense enough to have what scientists call "self-gravity." That means they can attract more particles to themselves and snowball in size as ring particles bounce around in Prometheus's wake, Murray said. The objects could be about as dense as Prometheus, though only about one-fourteenth as dense as Earth.
What gives the F ring snowballs a particularly good chance of survival is their special location in the Saturn system. The F ring resides at a balancing point between the tidal force of Saturn trying to break objects apart and self-gravity pulling objects together. One current theory suggests that the F ring may be only a million years old, but gets replenished every few million years by moonlets drifting outward from the main rings. However, the giant snowballs that form and break up probably have lifetimes of only a few months.
The new findings could also help explain the origin of a mysterious object about 5 to 10 kilometers (3 to 6 miles) in diameter that Cassini scientists spotted in 2004 and have provisionally dubbed S/2004 S 6. This object occasionally bumps into the F ring and produces jets of debris.
"The new analysis fills in some blanks in our solar system's history, giving us clues about how it transformed from floating bits of dust to dense bodies," said Linda Spilker, Cassini project scientist at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif. "The F ring peels back some of the mystery and continues to surprise us."
The late Kevin Beurle was made the honorary first author on this paper because of his contributions in developing software and designing observation sequences for this research. He died in 2009.
The Cassini-Huygens mission is a cooperative project of NASA, the European Space Agency and the Italian Space Agency. JPL, a division of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, manages the mission for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, Washington, D.C. The Cassini orbiter and its two onboard cameras were designed, developed and assembled at JPL. The imaging operations center is based at the Space Science Institute in Boulder, Colo.
For more information, visit: http://www.nasa.gov/cassinii and http://saturn.jpl.nasa.gov.
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Keeping Up With The Tudors
From Henry VII to Elizabeth I, there are alllll of those Tudors. Wives, husbands, lovers, courtiers, headsmen with axes and swords . . . here's the place to get straight-up, low-down, historically accurate, twenty-first century interpretation on the wide and multi-generational range of players at the Tudor Court. Enjoy!
Tackling Tudor Thomases, One At a Time. Today's Thomas: Cranmer
Name confusion is understandable when the names involved are Thomas Cranmer and Thomas Cromwell, or Mary Tudor and Mary I, who was also Mary Tudor, neither of whom were Mary, Queen of Scots.
Thomas Cranmer was the last of the religious Thomases in this series.
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Cranmer was born in 1489, the second son of a land-owning family ('gentry' or 'gentlemen') and, in the tradition of the time, his older brother inherited while Thomas and his younger brother were sent to become religious clergy. Eldest son inherits, next son(s) get to say Mass and privately curse their birth order bad luck.
Cranmer studied at Jesus College, Cambridge, spending almost thirty years immersed in books that reflected his philosophy of the rights of human dignity and welfare. At that time, Henry VIII was on the throne with his wife, Catherine of Aragon beside him, and their daughter, the Princess Mary as Henry's only legitimate heir.
Mary wasn't a boy.
Queen Catherine was past her 'sell-by' date for producing more children.
Enter, Anne Boleyn.
Henry VIII spotted her as a potential romp; Anne held out giving the Scarlett O'Hara (of Gone With The Wind) defense, "Mistress? What would I get out of that, except a passel of brats?"
Henry got on board with the idea of annulling/divorcing Queen Catherine in order to let Anne Boleyn become his new missus, and with all hope that Anne would give him sons.
Henry would need the permission of the pope in Rome to end the marriage to Catherine and clear the way for Anne. He set his right-hand man, Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, to work on that agenda item.
Wolsey assumed Anne Boleyn was more flavor-of-the-month than wife-for-all-eternity material, and that Henry would get her in the sack, then move on.
With that in mind, Wolsey shoved the task of starting the annulment to the back corner of his desk, no doubt hoping if he waited it out, the problem would go away on its own.
Big mistake, Wolsey. BIG MISTAKE.
What Wolsey knew better than anyone was this: the Holy Roman Empire, nations under Roman Catholic rule, had Charles V as its king.
The Holy Roman Empire looked like this:
Holy Roman Empire - governed not by the Pope, but by Catherine of Aragon's nephew, Charles V. Bad news for Henry VIII and his divorce plans. . .
Charles V, Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire, was the son of Catherine of Aragon's sister, making him the nephew of the soon-to-be-discarded-for-Anne-Boleyn first wife of Henry VIII.
For the pope to grant Henry VIII an anullment, just look at all those yellow bits on the map, governed by the nephew of the woman scorned by Henry, and imagine the potential fallout.
Just as Wolsey hemmed and hawed and hesitated until Henry insisted he get to work, the pope also hemmed and hawed and hesitated, tossing the hot potato of Henry's desired annulment to another Cardinal, who hemmed and hawed and hesitated . . . see where this is going?
None of the players had any skin in the game except Henry VIII, and all he could do was throw tantrums and insist his marriage wasn't legal in the first place (due to a phrase in the Bible forbidding brothers marrying the same woman.)
The Boleyn family, meanwhile, promoted Cranmer behind the scenes.
When the Archbishop of Canterbury died, the job vacancy was filled by Cranmer.
He was the champion of Anne Boleyn and her cause - becoming Queen Anne - first and foremost.
Working with Wolsey on getting the king's divorce, Cranmer came up with the brilliant idea of asking not the Pope or the Roman contingent of cardinals for their approval stamp, but to instead ask the leading clergy in England for their approval.
That put control of Henry's problem firmly in the hands of those living under his direct rule.
With that stroke of 'outside the box thinking' Cranmer grabbed the King's attention in a big way, and became one of the King's newest BFF's.
Cranmer then went on to lead the Church Court declaring Henry VIII's marriage to Catherine of Aragon void.
To top that, he officially married Henry and Anne, then performed the ceremony of anointing Anne as Queen of England.
Drawing depicting Cranmer's description of Anne Boleyn's coronation ceremony.
He'd managed to pull out the rug from under the threat of the pope in Rome while at the same time, giving Henry even more power as Head of the Church (in England.)
Winning and keeping favor with Henry VIII was like winning the lottery; tons of cash and fun new adventures!
Cranmer was loyal to Anne Boleyn; they thought alike on how the newly broken-from-Rome religion should be structured.
Until?
Three years into the marriage, Catherine of Aragon's problem also became Anne Boleyn's problem: no living, legitimate son for the King.
And by then, Henry VIII had his eye on another young lovely at court.
While Cranmer defended Anne as best he could during the time the legal case against her was built, in the end, the king would have what the king would have - a new wife in the bed, with the old wife headless and in a grave.
Cranmer spent the rest of his life structuring the new, Protestant religion taking over England.
That was fine as long as the king was Protestant.
Both Henry VIII and the next king, his son Edward VI, were Protestant.
But - when Edward VI died aged only seventeen years old, his older sister, Mary, snatched the throne from her Protestant cousin Jane Grey, and Catholic rule returned to England.
Really, Mary I? That's what you thought Jesus would do?
Mary I had Cranmer burned to death as a heretic.
If there's a shittier way to die, I'm not sure what it would be. Poor Cranmer.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;

namespace ICSimulator
{

    public enum MemoryRequestType
    {
        RD,
        DAT,
        WB,
    }

    public class MemoryRequest
    {
        public Request request;
        public MemoryRequestType type;
        public int memoryRequesterID; //summary>LLC node

        public ulong timeOfArrival;
        public bool isMarked;

        public ulong creationTime;

        public int m_index;         //summary>memory index pertaining to the block address
        public int b_index;         //summary>bank index pertaining to the block address
        public ulong r_index;       //summary>row index pertaining to the block address
        public int glob_b_index;    //summary>global bank index (for central arbiter)

        //scheduling related
        public MemSched sched;      //summary>the memory scheduler this request is destined to; determined by memory index
        public int buf_index;       //summary>within the memory scheduler, this request's index in the buffer; saves the effort of searching through entire buffer

        //public int bufferSlot;      // that is just an optimization that I don't need to search over the buffer anymore!

        public Simulator.Ready cb; // completion callback

        public static void mapAddr(ulong block,
                out int m_index, out int b_index, out ulong r_index, out int glob_b_index)
        {
            ulong shift_row;
            ulong shift_mem;
            ulong shift_bank;
            int groupID = (int)(block >> (48 - Config.cache_block));

            switch (Config.memory.address_mapping)
            {

                case AddressMap.BMR:
                    /**
                     * row-level striping (inter-mem): default
                     * RMS (BMR; really original)
                     */
                    shift_row = block >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    m_index = (int)((shift_row ^ (ulong)groupID) % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
					//Console.WriteLine("Common/Request.cs : m_index:{0}, groupID:{1}, mem_max:{2}", m_index, groupID, Config.memory.mem_max);
                    shift_mem = (ulong)(shift_row >> Config.memory.mem_bit);

                    b_index = (int)((shift_mem ^ (ulong)groupID) % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    r_index = (ulong)(shift_mem >> Config.memory.bank_bit);
                    break;

                case AddressMap.BRM:
                    /**
                     * block-level striping (inter-mem)
                     * BMS (BRM; original)
                     */

                    m_index = (int)(block % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    shift_mem = block >> Config.memory.mem_bit;

                    shift_row = shift_mem >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    b_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    r_index = (ulong)(shift_row >> Config.memory.bank_bit);

                    break;

                case AddressMap.MBR:
                    /**
                     * row-level striping (inter-bank)
                     * RBS (MBR; new)
                     */

                    shift_row = block >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    b_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    shift_bank = (ulong)(shift_row >> Config.memory.bank_bit);

                    m_index = (int)(shift_bank % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    r_index = (ulong)(shift_bank >> Config.memory.mem_bit);
                    break;

                case AddressMap.MRB:
                    /**
                     * block-level striping (inter-bank)
                     * BBS
                     */
                    //Console.WriteLine(block.ToString("x"));
                    b_index = (int)(block % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    shift_bank = block >> Config.memory.bank_bit;

                    shift_row = shift_bank >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    m_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    r_index = shift_row >> Config.memory.mem_bit;
                    //Console.WriteLine("bmpm:{0} bb:{1} b:{2} m:{3} r:{4}", Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem, Config.memory.bank_bit, b_index.ToString("x"), m_index.ToString("x"), r_index.ToString("x"));
                    break;

                default:
                    throw new Exception("Unknown address map!");
            }

            //central arbiter related
            if (Config.memory.is_shared_MC) {
                glob_b_index = m_index * Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem + b_index;
            }
            else {
                glob_b_index = b_index;
            }
        }

        public static int mapMC(ulong block)
        {
            int m, b, glob_b;
            ulong r;
            mapAddr(block, out m, out b, out r, out glob_b);
            return m;
        }

        public MemoryRequest(Request req, Simulator.Ready cb)
        {
            this.cb = cb;
            request = req;
            req.beenToMemory = true;

            mapAddr(req.blockAddress, out m_index, out b_index, out r_index, out glob_b_index);

            //scheduling related
            //sched = Config.memory.mem[m_index].sched;
            sched = null;
            isMarked = false;
        }
    }

    public class Request
    {
        ///  Reasons for a request to be delayed, such as addr packet transmission, data packet injection, memory queueing, etc.
        public enum DelaySources
        {
            //TODO: this (with coherency awareness)
            UNKNOWN,
            COHERENCE,
            MEMORY,
            LACK_OF_MSHRS,
            ADDR_PACKET,
            DATA_PACKET,
            MC_ADDR_PACKET,
            MC_DATA_PACKET,
            INJ_ADDR_PACKET,
            INJ_DATA_PACKET,
            INJ_MC_ADDR_PACKET,
            INJ_MC_DATA_PACKET
        }

        public bool write { get { return _write; } }
        private bool _write;

        public ulong blockAddress { get { return _address >> Config.cache_block; } }
        public ulong address { get { return _address; } }
        private ulong _address;

        public int requesterID { get { return _requesterID; } }
        private int _requesterID;

        public ulong creationTime { get { return _creationTime; } }
        private ulong _creationTime;

        public int mshr;

        ///  Packet/MemoryRequest/CoherentDir.Entry on the critical path of the serving of this request.
        // e.g. the address packet, then data pack on the way back
        // or addr, mc_addr, mc_request, mc_data and then data
        // or upgrade(to dir), release(to owner), release_data(to dir), data_exclusive(to requestor)
        //object _carrier;
        public void setCarrier(object carrier)
        {
        //  _carrier = carrier;
        }

        // Statistics gathering
        ///  Records cycles spent in each portion of its path (see Request.TimeSources)
        //private ulong[] cyclesPerLocation;
        ///  Record number of stalls caused by this request while it's the oldest in the inst window
        public double backStallsCaused;

        public Request(int requesterID, ulong address, bool write)
        {
            this._requesterID = requesterID;
            this._address = address;
            this._write = write;
            this._creationTime = Simulator.CurrentRound;
        }

        public override string ToString()
        {
            return String.Format("Request: address {0:X} (block {1:X}), write {2}, requestor {3}",
                    _address, blockAddress, _write, _requesterID);
        }

        private ulong _serviceCycle = ulong.MaxValue;
        public void service()
        {
            if (_serviceCycle != ulong.MaxValue)
                throw new Exception("Retired request serviced twice!");
            _serviceCycle = Simulator.CurrentRound;
        }

        public bool beenToNetwork = false;
        public bool beenToMemory = false;

        public void retire()
        {
            if (_serviceCycle == ulong.MaxValue)
                throw new Exception("Retired request never serviced!");
            ulong slack = Simulator.CurrentRound - _serviceCycle;

            Simulator.stats.all_slack_persrc[requesterID].Add(slack);
            Simulator.stats.all_slack.Add(slack);
            Simulator.stats.all_stall_persrc[requesterID].Add(backStallsCaused);
            Simulator.stats.all_stall.Add(backStallsCaused);
            if (beenToNetwork)
            {
                Simulator.stats.net_slack_persrc[requesterID].Add(slack);
                Simulator.stats.net_slack.Add(slack);
                Simulator.stats.net_stall_persrc[requesterID].Add(backStallsCaused);
                Simulator.stats.net_stall.Add(backStallsCaused);
            }
            if (beenToMemory)
            {
                Simulator.stats.mem_slack_persrc[requesterID].Add(slack);
                Simulator.stats.mem_slack.Add(slack);
                Simulator.stats.mem_stall_persrc[requesterID].Add(backStallsCaused);
                Simulator.stats.mem_stall.Add(backStallsCaused);
            }

            if (beenToNetwork)
            {
                Simulator.stats.req_rtt.Add(_serviceCycle - _creationTime);
            }

        }
    }

    //For reference:
    public enum OldInstructionType { Read, Write };
    public class OldRequest
    {
        public ulong blockAddress;
        public ulong timeOfArrival;
        public int threadID;
        public bool isMarked;
        public OldInstructionType type;
        public ulong associatedAddressPacketInjectionTime;
        public ulong associatedAddressPacketCreationTime;

        public Packet carrier; // this is the packet which is currently moving the request through the system

        //members copied from Req class of FairMemSim for use in MCs
        public int m_index;         ///<memory index pertaining to the block address
        public int b_index;         ///<bank index pertaining to the block address
        public ulong r_index;       ///<row index pertaining to the block address
        public int glob_b_index;    ///<global bank index (for central arbiter)

        //scheduling related
        public MemSched sched;      ///<the memory scheduler this request is destined to; determined by memory index
        public int buf_index;       ///<within the memory scheduler, this request's index in the buffer; saves the effort of searching through entire buffer

        public int bufferSlot; // that is just an optimization that I don't need to search over the buffer anymore!

        private double frontStallsCaused;
        private double backStallsCaused;
        private ulong[] locationCycles; // record how many cycles spent in each Request.TimeSources location

        public OldRequest()
        {
            isMarked = false;
        }

        public override string ToString()
        {
            return "Request: ProcID=" + threadID + " IsMarked=" + isMarked + /*" Bank=" + bankIndex.ToString() + " Row=" + rowIndex.ToString() + */" Block=" + (blockAddress).ToString() + "  " + type.ToString();
        }

        public void initialize(ulong blockAddress)
        {
            this.blockAddress = blockAddress;

            frontStallsCaused = 0;
            backStallsCaused = 0;
            locationCycles = new ulong[Enum.GetValues(typeof(Request.DelaySources)).Length];

            if (Config.PerfectLastLevelCache)
                return;

            ulong shift_row;
            ulong shift_mem;
            ulong shift_bank;

            switch (Config.memory.address_mapping)
            {

                case AddressMap.BMR:
                    /**
                     * row-level striping (inter-mem): default
                     * RMS (BMR; really original)
                     */
                    shift_row = blockAddress >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    m_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    shift_mem = (ulong)(shift_row >> Config.memory.mem_bit);

                    b_index = (int)(shift_mem % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    r_index = (ulong)(shift_mem >> Config.memory.bank_bit);
                    break;

                case AddressMap.BRM:
                    /**
                     * block-level striping (inter-mem)
                     * BMS (BRM; original)
                     */

                    m_index = (int)(blockAddress % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    shift_mem = blockAddress >> Config.memory.mem_bit;

                    shift_row = shift_mem >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    b_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    r_index = (ulong)(shift_row >> Config.memory.bank_bit);

                    break;

                case AddressMap.MBR:
                    /**
                     * row-level striping (inter-bank)
                     * RBS (MBR; new)
                     */

                    shift_row = blockAddress >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    b_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    shift_bank = (ulong)(shift_row >> Config.memory.bank_bit);

                    m_index = (int)(shift_bank % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    r_index = (ulong)(shift_bank >> Config.memory.mem_bit);
                    break;

                case AddressMap.MRB:
                    /**
                     * block-level striping (inter-bank)
                     * BBS
                     */
                    //Console.WriteLine(blockAddress.ToString("x"));
                    b_index = (int)(blockAddress % (ulong)Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem);
                    shift_bank = blockAddress >> Config.memory.bank_bit;

                    shift_row = shift_bank >> Config.memory.row_bit;

                    m_index = (int)(shift_row % (ulong)Config.memory.mem_max);
                    r_index = shift_row >> Config.memory.mem_bit;
                    //Console.WriteLine("bmpm:{0} bb:{1} b:{2} m:{3} r:{4}", Config.memory.bank_max_per_mem, Config.memory.bank_bit, b_index.ToString("x"), m_index.ToString("x"), r_index.ToString("x"));
                    break;

                default:
                    throw new Exception("Unknown address map!");
            }

            //scheduling related
            //sched = Config.memory.mem[m_index].sched;
            sched = null;
            isMarked = false;

            glob_b_index = b_index;
        }

        public void blameFrontStall(double weight)
        {
            frontStallsCaused += weight;
        }

        public void blameBackStall(double weight)
        {
            backStallsCaused += weight;
        }

        /*
        public void blameCycle()
        {
            Request.DelaySources staller = Request.DelaySources.UNKNOWN;

            if (carrier.GetType() == typeof(MemoryRequest))
                staller = Request.DelaySources.MEMORY;
            else if (carrier.GetType() == typeof(Packet))
            {
                bool injected = ((Packet)carrier).injectionTime != ulong.MaxValue;
                if (carrier.GetType() == typeof(CachePacket))
                {
                    CachePacket carrierPacket = (CachePacket)carrier;
                    switch (carrierPacket.type)
                    {
                        case CachePacketType.RD:
                            staller = injected ? Request.DelaySources.ADDR_PACKET : Request.DelaySources.INJ_ADDR_PACKET;
                            break;
                        case CachePacketType.DAT_EX:
                        case CachePacketType.DAT_SHR:
                            staller = injected ? Request.DelaySources.DATA_PACKET : Request.DelaySources.INJ_DATA_PACKET;
                            break;
                        default:
                            throw new Exception("Unsupported packet type carrying request");
                    }
                }
                else if (carrier.GetType() == typeof(MemoryPacket))
                {
                    MemoryPacket carrierPacket = (MemoryPacket)carrier;
                    switch (carrierPacket.type)
                    {
                        case MemoryRequestType.RD:
                            if (m_index == int.MaxValue)
                            {
                                staller = Request.DelaySources.MEMORY;
                                break;
                            }
                            staller = injected ? Request.DelaySources.MC_ADDR_PACKET : Request.DelaySources.INJ_MC_ADDR_PACKET;
                            break;
                        case MemoryRequestType.DAT:
                            staller = injected ? Request.DelaySources.MC_DATA_PACKET : Request.DelaySources.INJ_MC_DATA_PACKET;
                            break;
                        default:
                            throw new Exception("Unsupported packet type carrying request");
                    }
                }
                else
                {
                    //unknown!
                    staller = Request.DelaySources.UNKNOWN;
                }
                locationCycles[(int)staller]++;
            }
        }
        */

        public void storeStats()
        {
            double sum = 0;
            foreach (double d in locationCycles)
                sum += d;
            for (int i = 0; i < locationCycles.Length; i++)
            {
                //Simulator.stats.front_stalls_persrc[threadID].Add(i, frontStallsCaused * locationCycles[i] / sum);
                //Simulator.stats.back_stalls_persrc[threadID].Add(i, backStallsCaused * locationCycles[i] / sum);
            }
        }
    }
}


Guess where your healthy meal begins?
In the grocery store, of course!
If you buy it, you'll most likely eat it. Choosing what to buy will determine how healthy your next meal is.
Remember, supermarkets are a business. Their goal is to get you to buy as much as possible to increase their profits, even if it's detrimental to your health. For that, they use marketing tools.
In many supermarkets, there is the smell of freshly baked bread as soon as you walk through the doors. Products are set up to ensure you visit each and every aisle. The most expensive items are placed at eye level because we hardly ever look at the top shelves or squat down to look at the bottom ones. Food promotors are strategically placed offering free food samples, especially on the weekends when supermarkets are the busiest.
Knowing this works in your favor, because now you can avoid the pitfalls of supermarket shopping that sabotage your health!
I'm going to share with you four easy, practical and effective supermarket tips to make the most of your shopping day and get you the healthiest meals possible.
Make a list and stick to it. This is the most important tip. Always have a list! Take time once a week to plan your meals. Check your pantry and make a list of what you need to buy. Sticking to your list has several benefits: you won't buy more than you need, you'll avoid food waste, and you won't go over your budget. Don't buy those "just in case" products. Remember, if it's not in your house you wouldn't eat it.
Eat before you shop. This is a big one. Shopping when you're hungry is the same as going to an all-you-can-eat-buffet. Everything looks good and you want to try it all. You'll buy more than you need and probably end up making poor choices. You don't make good decisions when you're hungry. Eat before you go grocery shopping, even a small snack. A banana and a handful of nuts is a quick, nutritious option. Supermarkets are set up to entice you with aromas and free samples. If you're hungry you're most likely to buy whatever is ready-made and this isn't the healthy option.
Learn to read labels. This is crucial! Did you know that there is little regulation on how a company chooses to advertise their products? Words like "natural" or "healthy", don't really mean anything. Even "gluten-free" and "vegan" products can be unhealthy. If the product you are buying has more than three ingredients, you can't pronounce them or easily identify what those ingredients are, don't buy it. Load up on single ingredient products: apples, spinach, eggs, tomatoes, beans, fish, beans, oats, etc... Purchase whole food products. These products have little or no packaging, no labels, and no advertising. You'll know exactly what's in your food.
Even though research suggests the opposite, I prefer to shop the produce section first. I first fill my cart with fresh fruit, leafy greens, and vegetables. Next, I purchase dry goods: rice, quinoa, beans, oats, etc. Lastly, I visit the meat section. By then, my cart is full.
Did you find these tips helpful? What other supermarket tips do you follow?