About the Book: Sophie Mercer is different. No, really-she's different. She's a teen witch, and not in a Sabrina the Teenage Witch sort of way. Sophie's a teen witch without any training, so when a love spell at prom goes terribly wrong, Sophie is sent to Hex Hall, a boarding school for deliquent Prodigium (fairies, werewolves, witches, and oh yeah, one vampire roommate). During her first day, Sophie makes enemies with a dark coven of witches finds out her roommate was accused of killing the coven's fourth member last year. When Sophie learns that a mysterious creature is still roaming the halls, it's up to her to prove her roommate is innocent.
GreenBeanTeenQueen Says: If Harry Potter married Samantha from Bewitched and had a chick lit baby, with a smidge of A Great and Terrible Beauty, and a dash of Nancy Drew's mystery solving, you would get Hex Hall. Interested? Hex Hall is the perfect example of why I love the blogosphere. The book looked cool, but then when I started seeing rave reviews of this one, I knew I had to pick it up and I'm so glad I did. Yes, Hex Hall is paranormal, but it's a great mix of mystery and a lighter take on the paranormal theme that I found it refreshing.
Sophie is a lot of fun and I really liked her voice. She's a bit sarcastic, which I always love, and she's got a great sense of humor. OK, there were a couple of things I thought she could have figured out a little sooner, but hey, she's still working on her detective skills. There were some twists that Ms. Hawkins threw in that surprised me which always makes for an interesting read-I love when I come across something unexpected and Ms. Hawkins pulls it off nicely.
This is a first book in a series which means the ending doesn't wrap up everything and leaves a lot of things unanswered. But I did like the fact that the main mystery that takes place is wrapped up, so at least there's some closure. I can see Hex Hall having appeal to paranormal and non-paranormal fans alike because this isn't a teen angst paranormal, but a light mystery that happens to take place in a boarding school filled with paranormals. I can't wait to read the next book in the series and see where Sophie's adventures take me next.
Great review. I read the book and totally agree with your comments. I can't wait to read the sequel.
I loved this book. it had interesting and fun characters, a good plot and it wasn't so over the top with the paranormal aspect. Really a great read! I'm excited for the next one to see where the story goes.


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Chuck Yeager, Record-Setting Pilot And Twitter Star, Has Died
Posted On : December 8, 2020 Published By : CAESAR
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Chuck Yeager, the first pilot to travel faster than the speed of sound, has died, according to his wife, who announced his death on his official Twitter account Monday night. He was 97.
His wife, Victoria Yeager, did not give a cause of death, but said he died just before 9 p.m. ET, adding that his "strength, adventure, & patriotism will be remembered forever."
03:26 AM – 08 Dec 2020
US Air Force Brigadier Gen. Charles "Chuck" Yeager's most famous flight happened Oct. 14, 1947, in an experimental Bell X-1 rocket plane dropped from the belly of a B-29 bomber. He was 24 years old and nursing two broken ribs from a horse riding accident.
"That was really who he was, a tremendous pilot who could fly anything," aviation curator Bob van der Linden of the Smithsonian's Air and Space Museum in Washington D.C. told BuzzFeed News. "There was not an ounce of pretense in Chuck Yeager."
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Yeager took to Twitter in 2010, sparring with people decades younger on points of history and aviation (dissing the United Kingdom, in one row), and marking memorable moments in his storied life.
Born in Myra, West Virginia, Yeager was a fighter pilot "ace" in World War II, eventually downing 13 German planes. After being shot down in 1944, he resumed his fighter pilot duty after escaping through Spain with the help of the French Resistance. He famously shot down a German jet plane with his P-51 propeller-driven fighter in 1945.
After the war, Yeager flew maintenance missions, his skills sending him to test-pilot school at what is now Edwards Air Force Base in California. There he was assigned to test fly the experimental Bell X-1 rocket plane, Glamorous Glennis (named after his wife), shaped like a .45 caliber bullet, through the sound barrier.
On the Oct. 14 flight, Yeager reached the speed of Mach 1.06 (where Mach 1.0 is the speed of sound), or around 700 miles-per-hour. His 20-second sojourn triggered a thunderous clap that rang out over the Mojave Desert, the first sonic boom in the history of human aviation.
"I thought I was seeing things! We were flying supersonic!" Yeager wrote in his autobiography. "It was as smooth as a baby's bottom: Grandma could be sitting up there sipping lemonade."
Breaking the sound barrier in the film "The Right Stuff".
Yeager was "master of the sky," wrote Tom Wolfe in The Right Stuff, the acclaimed 1979 recounting of this feat and NASA's early astronaut program. "His was a king's solitude, unique and inviolate, above the dome of the world."
Yeager would later break more speed records, test fly a captured Russian jet during the Korean War, and command squadrons of fighters and bombers during the Vietnam War, including a stint from 1971 to 1973 as a US advisor to Pakistan during its war with India. Enlisted as a mechanic in the US Air Force in 1941, he retired as a Brigadier General in 1975. "All that I am … I owe to the Air Force," he said at his retirement ceremony.
Chuck Yeager flying an F-15 at age 89.
The 1983 movie version of The Right Stuff made Yeager the peerless, fearless icon of the Space Age. The book and movie celebrated Yeager's low-key West Virginian drawl as the calm, reassuring voice of today's airline pilots, homage paid to his preternatural flying skill.
"You do have to understand that those test pilots were overwhelmingly men who had flown combat missions and seen people die," said van der Linden. "They were not thrill seekers, but they were ruthlessly practical about the risks they took, and eliminating them." Yeager, he added, was always "open and thoughtful" when speaking about these risks.
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A Call to Action: The University of Toronto Music Library's Response to Support BIPOC Music Studies and Anti-Racist Programming
Submitted by shawreb on Thu, 01/21/2021 - 09:00
Tim Neufeldt, Instruction Librarian and Tegan Niziol, Graduate Student Library Assistant (GSLA)
In June of 2020, alumni from the University of Toronto's Faculty of Music submitted a Call to Action to the Faculty, asking it to address systematic oppression, racism, and coloniality within the Faculty's programming and pedagogical practices. Fuelled by a growing desire for the university to decolonize Canadian education systems in wake of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's Calls to Action (2015), and the recent Black Lives Matter protests related to the deaths of George Floyd on May 25 in Minneapolis and Regis Korchinski-Paquet on May 27 in Toronto, the Call clearly articulated how academic institutions are perpetuating injustices that unfairly advantage certain peoples over others, and that music faculties are complicit in this outcome. As a critical support structure for the research and educational programming at the Faculty of Music, the University of Toronto Music Library quickly initiated a self-assessment to identify its BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Colour)-related holdings and gaps in relevant BIPOC materials, come up with a plan to address these shortcomings, and ensure the availability of resources to support changing curricula.
Striving to achieve these goals has been a true team effort on behalf of the Music Library staff including significant contributions by student library assistants. On November 19, 2020, instruction librarian Tim Neufeldt and graduate student library assistant Tegan Niziol gave a presentation about the Music Library's anti-racism initiatives at the annual meeting of the New York State-Ontario Chapter of the Music Library Association.
In the presentation, Tim discussed the on-going process of identifying the Music Library's collection of BIPOC-related materials, as well as gaps in the collection that we intend to fill. This process involves identifying lists of BIPOC musicians, compositions, and research materials compiled by other people and organizations, and comparing their recommended materials to our holdings. Under Tim's direction, much of this work has been accomplished by the student library assistants. Owing to their hard work, we now have an ever-growing spreadsheet of the materials found lacking in our collection. The list will be vetted by our collections librarian Trevor Deck, with a goal of purchasing materials to fill gaps once budgets become less constricted, presumably after the pandemic has run its course.
Ensuring that the Music Library actually owns a significant collection of BIPOC-related materials is crucial to our anti-racist initiative. However, almost as equally important is ensuring that students can find and access these materials. This is the topic that Tegan addressed in the presentation. The alumni's Call to Action highlighted the difficulty of finding BIPOC materials in our catalogue. Because catalogue records do not generally provide information on race, ethnicity, or nationality, patrons must know the names of BIPOC authors and artists in order to find their music. So, the question became: how do we increase awareness of BIPOC musicians so that their music and literature can be found more easily in the catalogue? One possible solution was developing a library research guide to BIPOC materials, which eventually came to fruition through the efforts of Tegan and Tim.
The guide in its current form is titled "Guide to BIPOC musicians and related literature."
The homepage of the guide displays a statement of the Music Library's commitment to anti-racist action, and also a call for feedback. We have envisioned the guide as a living document that will continue to grow and change as we learn more. The guide is currently organized according to source type: repertoire, bibliographies, theses, books, encyclopedias, databases, recordings, University of Toronto resources, websites, style guides and search tips. The guide cannot link to every single item in our catalogue, so the different sections contain a handful of resources to give students a starting point, as well as strategies for finding more items.
Of the many challenges we faced when creating the guide, representing People of Colour proved to be one of the most significant. Because the term "People of Colour" is used to represent an enormous diversity of different cultures and racial groups, it felt disingenuous and tokenistic to pick just a handful of sources. As a result, the guide currently contains very few resources representing People of Colour who are not Black or Indigenous precisely because we are still working out how to present these materials in a meaningful way. Based on a highly fruitful discussion regarding the appropriate use of the term "BIPOC" that is currently circulating in online communities, we are aware that a good rule of thumb is to be as specific as possible when referring to particular cultures or racial groups. However, the confines of a research guide impose limits on specificity. Clearly, the guide is a work in a progress. We imagined it as a living document, and we eagerly invite your feedback!


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average – known as "the Dow" or "the Dow Jones" – is an index that tracks the stock prices of 30 large "blue-chip" corporations in the United States. Investors follow the widely-reported Dow Jones' price level to gauge the performance of the overall stock market, but you can also assess the total earnings of the 30 underlying companies. Because investors view these companies as bellwethers that reflect the state of the economy, their earnings performance provides insight into the strength of corporate profits in the U.S.
Visit any financial website that provides stock information. Click on the Dow Jones Industrial Average price quote to bring up its main quote page.
Find out the 30 companies that comprise the Dow Jones Industrial Average. These are typically listed on the Dow Jones' main quote page or in the "Components" section.
Visit the investor relations section of each company's website and download its most recent Form 10-Q quarterly report. Alternatively, you can download each company's Form 10-Q from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission's online EDGAR database.
Locate the income statement in each quarterly report. Identify the net income and earnings per share, or EPS, at the bottom of each income statement. Net income is the total amount the company earned during the quarter, while EPS is the amount it earned for every share of common stock outstanding. Amounts shown in parentheses designate negative earnings, or a net loss. For example, assume hypothetical Company A had $2 billion in net income and $1.50 in EPS, while Company B had a net loss of $100 million and lost 50 cents per share.
Add each company's net income and subtract any net losses to determine the Dow Jones' total earnings. In this example, subtract $100 million from $2 billion to get $1.9 billion in total earnings for the two hypothetical companies. Add the earnings from the remaining 28 companies to your result to figure the total.
Add each company's EPS and subtract any losses per share to figure the total earnings the companies generated per share. Concluding the example, subtract 50 cents from $1.50 to get $1 in EPS for the two hypothetical companies. Add the other 28 companies' EPS to your result to calculate the total.
Compare the Dow Jones' earnings with those of previous quarters to identify any trends. Rising earnings in these stocks are typically good for the stock market in general. For example, the market would likely view a quarterly per-share increase in the Dow's earnings from $28 to $29 as a good sign.


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By Editorial Content on January 12, 2018
Adam Feakins, head of sales and operations at Videonations, discusses developments in video conferencing and explains why collaboration is now easier and more affordable than ever
The global video conferencing market was valued at $4.98 billion in 2017 and is forecast to grow at a CAGR of 8.6% from 2017-2025*, driven by changing work styles and a paradigm shift to cloud-based solutions.
As a specialist in AV and video conferencing, Videonations has firsthand experience of this growth and the changing work culture that underpins it, as Adam Feakins explains.
"In the last three, maybe five, years the video world has moved very much from the traditional meeting room into huddle spaces, desktop and mobile. It's moved with the times, with the frequent use of tablets and phones for video calls," he said.
Feakins adds that the shift towards the cloud is also motivated by the need for more flexible and cost-effective solutions, especially amongst smaller businesses that in the past may have been put off by the perceived large upfront cost of on-premise solutions.
"The latest solutions are not so reliant on expensive hardware and most of the cloud offerings have an entry-level offering for small businesses, so realistically there should no longer be any financial barriers to using video," he said.
This is especially so now that cloud solutions can be bought on a monthly subscription.
"Traditionally, video has been bought from a Capex budget," said Feakins. "But we are now seeing a move to an Opex model, where people expect to consume it in the same way that they would traditional conference calling i.e. by a monthly rental. There's a lot more interest in a monthly structure these days and I expect that to continue."
Already, the majority of enquiries Videonations receives are for cloud-based video conferencing, but the company also caters for organisations with more traditional requirements.
"We offer a host of cloud-based solutions, including our own services and those from manufacturers like Lifesize and StarLeaf. But because not everyone is ready to move to the cloud, we also offer more traditional solutions from the likes of Polycom, Cisco and Avaya," explained Feakins.
The need for interoperability
Meanwhile, there continue to be developments in technology, such as the roll-out of 4K video conferencing, which Feakins expects manufacturers to start offering next year, and the increased adoption of Skype for Business, which is leading manufacturers to develop video solutions compatible with the platform.
Feakins argues that interoperability is absolutely essential and a key consideration for businesses looking to invest in a video conferencing solution.
"Some businesses that we come across are effectively putting themselves on a technology island by going for a non-standard, proprietary solution," he said. "People get sold on the idea that that's great and will also buy them because they're quite often cheaper, but the minute they need to speak to a third party using another system they can stumble across problems."
Feakins advises businesses to avoid this problem by opting for solutions from suppliers like Avaya, Cisco, Polycom, Lifesize and StarLeaf. "They are the ones that we carry because all of them work on open standards and let you speak to any other platform," he said.
These solutions tend also to have apps that enable people to make video calls using a smartphone, though Feakins believes that for the time being, laptops and PCs are a more appropriate solution for business users. "I don't know many people who will prop their phone up and use it in a business video call," he said.
In this context, he expects Web-RTC, which allows users to make video calls from a browser, to become ever more popular. "Web-RTC is opening up the video calling capability to a whole new audience who have locked down laptops or don't have the processing power to do a proper video call. I think more and more we will see Web-RTC as the de facto way to make a video call," he said.
To find out more about Videonations and its video conferencing systems & audio visual solutions and services, please visit
www.videonations.co.uk
Case study: Great Places Housing Group
Great Places Housing Group turned to Videonations to update its video conferencing system. The housing association required a system that would improve communications between different office locations and allow remote workers to collaborate with colleagues whilst working from home or on the move.
Videonations recommended a cloud-based solution which enables users to meet anyone on any other standards-based video or software system, share screens and hold multiparty conferences.
The system included software for smartphones, tablets and laptops.
* Global Video Conferencing Market Size, Market Share, Application Analysis, Regional Outlook, Growth Trends, Key Players, Competitive Strategies and Forecasts, 2017 – 2025 report, Research and Markets.
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Three suspects have been arrested and charged in the death of a man found burning in Castaic on Wednesday, September 4, 2013. The victim has been identified as Lamondre Deon Miles, a 35-year old resident of the Florence / Firestone area of South Los Angeles.
At 6:00AM, on Wednesday, Sept. 4, a man's body was found in the Castaic area on Lake Hughes Road when Los Angeles County Fire Department firefighters extinguished a small fire at the site. (9/4/13 LASD News Release 9/4/13:) http://local.nixle.com/alert/5057929/
Los Angeles County Sheriff's Homicide investigators learned that the man suffered multiple gunshot wounds to his upper torso and was dead prior to being driven to the Castaic area and set afire.
Sheriff's investigators followed several leads including, but not limited to the use of Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology (ALPR Info: http://nixle.com/alert/4736374/)
Working with Hawthorne Police detectives, it was determined that the crime had occurred in a car in the vicinity of Crenshaw Boulevard and the 105 Freeway, in the City of Hawthorne, on September 3, 2013, at approximately 2 pm. The car is a black 2007 Chevy Monte Carlo, California License plate number 6WUH53 and has been impounded by investigators.
Sheriff's Homicide investigators continued their investigation which resulted in the arrest of two suspects by sheriff's detectives at their homes in South Los Angeles on Friday, September 6, 2013.
23-year old Suspect Joanna Amezcua, and her brother, 22-year old Luis Amezcua, both from South Los Angeles, were charged by the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office with one count of murder each on Tuesday, September 10, 2013. Bail was set at $1,000,000. A third suspect, 33-year old Javier Vega (Joanna's Amezcua's boyfriend) also from South Los Angeles, was also charged September 10 with Accessory to Murder and Arson. His bail was set at $575,000.
The motive of the crime appears to be a dispute over money allegedly owed by the victim to the suspects.
Anyone with information about this incident is encouraged to contact the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department's Homicide Bureau at (323) 890-5500. If you prefer to provide information anonymously, you may call "Crime Stoppers" by dialing (800) 222-TIPS (8477), or texting the letters TIPLA plus your tip to CRIMES (274637), or by using the website http://lacrimestoppers.com/
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They Want to Represent You in CA State Assembly District 18
Meet the candidates running for the California State Assembly District 18. This Special Election is for the seat previously held by Assembly Member Rob Bonta, now CA Attorney General. The following candidates are running in the special primary for California State Assembly District 18 on June 29, 2021, and participated in this forum:
Mia Bonta
Eugene Canson
Janani Ramachandran
Malia Vella
There were eight questions, plus the candidate's opening and closing statements. The timing is as follows:
4:18 About CA State Assembly
7:25 Opening Statements
12:04 Question 1: What are your top three priorities for the district?
22:17 Question 2: How do you define police reform? What steps do you plan to take to address it?
28:41 Question 3: What are your plans to address the unhoused?
36:59 Question 4: Do you support a single-payer healthcare system? If so, how do you envision it would work. If not, why?
44:55 Question 5: How would you assess how the state values, manages, and maintains open spaces and parks? What can you do to improve funding for this work?
54:01 Question 6: Oakland comprises a large part of District 18 and has many unique challenges. What will you do to understand and best represent our city?
1:05:46 Question 7: What skills and experience do you have that make you especially qualified to represent this district?
1:12:08 Question 8: How would you describe your working relationship with others
1:21:06 Closing Statements
The top two vote-getters move on to the Special General Election on August 31, 2021, regardless of party preference, OR a candidate can win outright by getting a majority of the vote (50 percent + 1) in the primary election.
This event was on Wednesday, June 2, 2021.
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The comebacks against Basel and Steau Bucharest in the UEFA cup quarter and sem-finals 2006. This video still makes me cry with emotion.
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Barcelona lies to the north east of Spain, on the Mediterranean coast. One of Spain's most popular destinations, Barcelona is well connected to all the important European cities as well as to the USA, Canada, Mexico and even Africa. It is directly accessible by air, road as well as by train from some of the major European cities, while connecting trains and flights from Madrid and other important Spanish cities link up Barcelona to the rest of the world.
The Metro is the best way for getting around Barcelona as it is extensive, punctual, air conditioned and clean.
Below you will find a handy resource concerning your transportation in Barcelona. Check out what transportation needs may be met on a tour in Barcelona. More general information on transportation in Spain is also there for you.
Iberia Airlines, the national airlines of Spain, operates direct flights to Barcelona from major international cities. International airlines like British Airways, Veuling, Air Berlin, Spanair, Egypt Air, Air Canada, Lufthansa, KLM, US Airways and American Airlines also operate direct flights to Barcelona. Additionally, a few low cost airlines like Ryanair and easyjet also operate direct and connecting flights to Barcelona.
Bracelona International Airport, which is located in the town of El Prat de Llobregat, is 12 kilometres away from the city centre. It has two terminals, T1 and T2. T2 comprises T2A, B and C. T1 and T2A receive major international flights. T2C is the smallest airport and services domestic flights. T1 and T2 are connected by a shuttle that runs every 6 to 8 minutes. There is quite a distance between the two, so do make sure that you are boarding at the right terminal or you may lose a lot of time, literally shuttling between the two! Some flights land at the Girona Airport and the Reus Airport, both of which lie a hundred kilometres from Barcelona.
Pick up a train, bus or a taxi to get to Barcelona City from the airport. Train and bus transfers are cheaper and quicker than taxi transfers. For transport from the airport to the city (or from the city to the airport), we recommend Green Path Transfers, who offer eco-friendly airport transfers in hundreds of destinations around the world.
There are direct overnight trains to Barcelona from Milan, Lisbon, Geneva and Paris and a host of cities across France and Spain. Trains are cheap, comfortable and reliable. They operate from Estació Sants, Estació de França and Estació de Passeig de Gràcia.
You can sail into Barcelona from Genoa, Rome and the Balearic Islands. Barcelona has one of the busiest ports on the Mediterranean Coast which services both, large international cruise ships and smaller ferries.
The auotopistas or highways of Barcelona are well maintained toll roads. Highway A-7 connects Barcelona to France via Costa Brava and Girona. Highway A-2 connects Barcelona to Madrid, Bilbao and Zaragoza. There are several other main roads that run from Barcelona to various Spanish and French cities, making Barcelona conveniently accessible by road. Visitors can find ample parking spaces in localities away from the City Centre.
The best way for to get around Barcelona, it operates from 5.00 a.m. to 11 p.m. from Monday to Thursday, from 5.00 a.m. to 2.00 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and from 6.00 a.m. to midnight on Sundays. Tickets for the Metro can be bought from the metro stations and from savings Banks.
The black and yellow taxis of Barcelona (with an illuminated green light on their roof to indicate availability) offer an efficient and inexpensive mode of transport in Barcelona for exploring. Licensed taxis charge as per the meter, with an additional surcharge for luggage and some of them accept credit cards. Nevertheless, unscrupulous drivers do charge exorbitant rates, so do check that the meter is on before you start. Barcelonan taxis have adapted themselves to suit the specific needs of the disabled – a commendable gesture.
These are three wheeled cycle taxis which operate along the water front between 11.00 a.m. and 8.00 p.m. Trixis are unusual and great fun. They take two passengers for a fare of € 10 to €18 for half an hour to an hour and can be hired near the Monument a Colom and La Catedral.
Buses ply all over Barcelona at frequent intervals but due to the massive traffic jams, they are not very efficient. Moreover, they do not operate in the night. At night, the Nitbus network operates between 11.00 p.m. and 4.00 a.m. These buses are distinguished by the N marked on their bright yellow exteriors and depart from Plaça de Catalunya. Tickets may be purchased from the driver.
Hire a car or motorcycle as your Barcelona transport to get around, to explore the unusual regions of Catalonia and for excursions to places like Girona, Momtserrat, Tarragona and Costa Brava. Most international car rental agencies have their offices in Barcelona. But do not make the mistake of driving yourself around Barcelona, as traffic is thick, parking spaces are difficult to find and garage parking is prohibitively expensive.
If you are an avid cyclist, then simply hire a bike. Most of the main roads have exclusive biking lanes and a 72 kilometre biking path around the city's outskirts is almost ready. However, the going gets a little tough on roads where there are no bike lanes as you have to weave your way through thick traffic jams. Moreover, it is illegal to cycle on bus lanes and footpaths.
Finally, the best mode of Barcelona transport to explore the city is on your own two feet. The City Centre is not very big and places are much closer than they seem. It is only when you walk leisurely around the city that you get a ringside view of Barcelona.


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Q: Where is modify_ldt? I am looking for the modify_ldt function (or constant for syscall) on ubuntu, but I can't find it's declaration anywhere. It's not in sys/types.h (as the man page suggests), nor in linux/ldt.h (doesn't exist) or linux/unistd.h as says here.
Where is it located?

A: Try using __NR_modify_ldt for the syscall constant.  On my system it's defined in asm/unistd_64.h, which is included from unistd.h

A: As Karl already said, call system call directly. See here

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Why 'America's Got Talent' Winner Shin Lim Will NOT Receive $1 Million
Here's what really happens to AGT winners.
By Kayla Keegan
Last night was Shin Lim's night.
The America's Got Talent finalist was crowned season 13's champion in a very close race against Courtney Hadwin, Brian King Joseph, Zurcaroh, and six more talented contenders. Now that Shin is the official winner, he'll get to headline America's Got Talent Live at the Paris Theater in Las Vegas for three nights this November. But the other part of the deal — winning $1 million — isn't quite as sweet as it sounds.
As IHeartRadio and many other publications have pointed out, at the end of every AGT episode, a fine-print disclaimer on the screen says: "The prize, which totals $1,000,000, is payable in a financial annuity over forty years, or the contestant may choose to receive the present cash value of such annuity."
In other words, if Shin Lim chooses the first payment option, he should receive about $25,000 a year for the next 40 years. But, of course, this doesn't mean he won't be free from taxation. After accounting for the taxes, he'll reportedly collect a lot less than the $1 million touted on the show. And even if Shin wants the second option, he'll pocket an estimated $150,000 to $200,000.
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Of course, a prize is still a prize (and a good chunk of change is still a good chunk of change). Shin Lim should be ecstatic about his accomplishment and the exposure he received from being on the show. Plus, beyond his three-day stint in Vegas, Shin has also secured a spot in The Illusionists starting this November.
Although he may not get $1 million upfront, his growing success might just make him a millionaire down the road.
How to See 'AGT' Winner Shin Lim's Live Magic Act
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Signed prints of this original watercolour painting are available on 200gsm archival quality paper, printed with UV stable inks. Posted to you rolled in a sturdy tube, prices included P&P to UK addresses. If you're not in the UK contact me for an international postage price.
This painting, Animal Map of the World, now available as a poster, does exactly what it says on the tin; it shows some of the many creatures we share the planet with, in the approximate place you might find them. The original watercolour painting was a commission for Mini Map Makers for use in a series of children's cartographic textbooks.
Which animals are where in world?
There are many animal maps of the world out there (this is hardly an original idea), but many of them show hopelessly simplified representations of animals, or are exceptionally detailed. The painting is designed to come somewhere in between. Mini Map Makers, who commissioned it, will use it in school workbooks to teach 4- to 11-year-olds.
In this current age of catastrophic global extinctions, it's important that we humans do all we can right now to fight for and preserve the planet's biodiversity and habitats while we still have species to save. Not just the big 'iconic' species, many of which appear on my Animal Map of the World painting. But the small 'uncute' stuff too; amphibians, insects, crustaceans, molluscs. Without biodiversity, we ourselves are unlikely to survive. Because we are all in it together.
Greeting cards of this painting are available here.


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on a different browser it might be faster.
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Got Wolf? (Yes, you do.)
Category Archives: ambivalence
Seize the Disc [Not the Hand]
Unlike her predecessor, Lili [whose motto was "Quit trying to make 'fetch' happen."], Emmy's enthusiasm & talent for catching thrown round objects was evident early on. We have found that extra-large Kong tennis balls work best inside [since they don't always end up under the furniture]; but outside it's definitely the floppy disc ["Flying Saucer"], which she usually catches before it hits the ground, even in high & variable winds. Our one day of serious & unseasonable snow last month made the footing a little tricky; but she was still able to get under it & launch herself a couple of feet off the ground for the midair pick & roll.
As much as she loves to catch things, though, she is still a puppy; and she loves to chew things more. Valuable playtime & owner patience are wasted, while she savagely gnaws her beloved toy, finally yielding to the command "Bring!" then, reluctantly, to "Drop!" and, less reliably, "Sagare" ["Back up"] & "Zin-zin." ["Stay"]. A test of nerve & will [not to mention, reflex time] then ensues. Will her desire to continue the game override her instinct to seize the disc before I pick it up? Woe betide her, if she inadvertently grabs my hand. [That hasn't happened in months, luckily.] Even if she grabs the disc, it's "game over." I fold my arms, utter a discouraging word, "Baca!" ["Fool!"], and stalk off back towards the house in high dudgeon. If she manages to get ahead of me and drop the disc at my feet before I've gone too far, and then backs off, the game resumes.
My power subtext: "It's my way or the highway, Little Grasshopper!"
Even with all the adrenaline the game produces, she always comes back in from it a better-mannered dog.
Many Therbligs expended. Ready for a little nap.
Filed under ambivalence, leading a pack, power subtext
A New Life Anchor
So here she is: Emmy (as in the television award). Born on 17 August 2013, she was completely overlooked by us when we started schlepping the 90 minutes to her breeder's in late August, fixated as were were on the pups of a black "dam" (bitch, to those in the biz). Although we had paid lip service to wanting a confident & friendly dog this time, we were clearly trying to replace Lili with a black, long-haired clone. Our wise (or possibly manipulative, we have yet to decide) breeder redirected us to the litter next door, saying, "Pat, the puppy I have in mind for you is going to choose you." Looking at least 2 weeks older than her litter-mates and already so fuzzy that her kennel name was "Bear," this young charmer licked my hand, stole my heart, and–in late October–made the tedious but uneventful car journey to our home. All the puppy books with an opinion on traveling music suggest Classical; but little Emmy howled until we found an R & B station, and promptly let Seal serenade her to sleep.
However, this is a blog about the dark side of human and canine nature, of which much will be recounted and analyzed, in terms of what got up various noses. Having gotten Lili @ 4 months, we were unprepared for the exhausting intrusion of a 9-week-old puppy's physical & emotional demands. For one thing, the relentlessly cold & rainy weather didn't make the 2-hourly benjo ["bathroom"] trips much fun. Then there was a seemingly endless series of medical issues [none of them show stoppers, as in Return the Pup to Breeder for a "Replacement," as specified in the useless purchase contract], each requiring the daunting & painful insertion of expensive prescription drugs past her razor-sharp teeth into her gullet. Although they mostly stayed down, they played havoc with her guts. [Think "Carnival cruise" squalor.]
Poor little Emmy, none of that was her fault. Nor was my initial inability to forgive her for not being Lili. The more I owned up to my wolfish ambivalence, though, the less power it had over me. By the time we enrolled in Dog Class with our old trainer, I had fallen deeply in love with Emmy [even if I sometimes call her Lili by mistake. After all, like all Irish mothers, I constantly call my 2 human daughters by the other's name.]. The turning point was an actual fall [to which I am prone, as we all know]. She & I were walking in a park with paved paths on a rainy day, and had just successfully negotiated the second of 2 slippery wooden bridges, when my foot caught on a slight unevenness in the path & I went crashing to the ground, wrenching my wrist & losing hold of the leash in the process. As I lay helpless on the inconveniently deserted path, wondering if I could even walk, much less retrieve my free-range puppy, she rushed over to lick me and whimper her concern & encouragement, just like Rin-Tin-Tin!
On our weekly constitutional up & down the hilly streets of Colonial Annapolis [where the dockside photo was taken], this friendly, well-mannered little girl has many admirers, especially among cops, sailors and delivery men. [She loves UPS!] But an elderly lady made my day when she bent down to hug Emmy [who seems to enjoy that], wheezing."It's Rinny! It's Rin-Tin-Tin! Just like on TV!"
Hence the name.
Filed under ambivalence, gets right up my nose, transitional objects
No Teddy Bears' Picnic
If you're familiar with Harry Hall's 1932 recording of "The Teddy Bears' Picnic, " you're in distinguished company. For more than 30 years, BBC sound engineers used it to check frequency cycles before broadcasts, because of the fidelity of the recording and the wide-ranging pitches of the little ditty. Tell you something else that was wide-ranging: Irish lyricist Jimmy Kennedy's various attributions of the danger posed by Teddy Bears in the woods. For a supposedly light-hearted children's song, it's as full of dark foreboding as a Twilight flick. "If you go into the woods today, you'd better go in disguise…you'd better not go alone. It's lovely out in the woods today, but safer to stay at home." And why all the angst? "Today's the day the Teddy Bears have their picnic."
I'm not a big fan, never was, of sending mixed messages to children about safety hazards. Seems to me there are enough truly scary things and situations out there "in the woods" to worry about, without setting up "straw men" like picnicking Teddy Bears, nar'mean? But that's me being literal-minded, rather than Poetic, about it. I've read [and recommended] Bruno Bettelheim's book, The Uses of Enchantment, the point of which is, that Grimm fairy tales [and zombie films, and their ilk] afford a less amygdala-setting-off, more reassuringly metaphorical way of facing our fears.
About 2 months ago, as Chris & I were walking Lili into the thick of the woods, a middle-aged woman [I should talk!], clad in a brown velour track suit which the 80s wanted back, jogged up to us and said, "Better be careful! There are police in the woods!" Intrigued, Chris & Lili forged ahead, while I stumbled behind them [my ankles suddenly turning to jelly from anxiety]. "A dead body? An armed & dangerous felon?" I wondered. What did their presence betoken, that had so freaked out the Lady in Velour? When Chris saw them, he asked "What's up?" They said, "We're looking for hunters." They were U.S. Federal Special Police Officers, from the Smithsonian Institution Office of Protection Services [Did I mentions that "our" woods are a Smithsonian nature preserve?], acting on a tip that hunters had been spotted in the area. So we regaled them with anecdotes of our many encounters with [apparently illegal] hunters in the woods over the years, and they admired Lili, and gave me a business card with their phone & fax numbers, asking that Lili & I be their "eyes & ears" on our daily rounds. "Our office is just around the corner, and we'll be waiting to hear from you."
Talk about an official seal of approval! It was as if Lili had been transformed from a ravening beast, to a Deputy Dawg! I may continue to experience fear, intrusion, and even pain & suffering when I trip over a hidden tree root; but I think my days of humiliation in the woods are over.
But what, we wondered, was Brown Jogging Lady so spooked about? Was she a superannuated Hippie, who still regarded the Fuzz as the foe? [This was before OWS, mind.] Had they advised her not to wear deer-colored clothing in the woods during hunting season, or she could get shot?
Like Jimmy Kennedy, she manifested ambivalence about the threat level in the woods that day. I do, too, of course, always dreading my next encounter with Skipper the Unleashed and his insouciant owner. As it happened, the very next day Chris, Lili & I were once again menaced by the appalling pair; and I just happened to drop the name of the Smithsonian Police.
Haven't seen them since. Still, with other free-range dogs about, newly fallen lumber every day, and muddy footing, it's no picnic.
Filed under ambivalence, attribution theory, limbic system
That "Frenemies" Thing
Well, stone the crows, all these years I have been attributing this zero-sum-gaming motto to Gore Vidal; but now I find it, in a 1966 TIME magazine article, falling out of the gob of the hugely successful Broadway producer, David Merrick: "It is not enough for me to succeed; all others must also fail." How humiliating, to have gotten it wrong! (Although I'm not alone. Others have credited Attila the Hun or Genghis Khan. Do I hear a nomination for Machiavelli?) The article, incidentally, in that halcyon, less in-your-face-snarky era of journalism, was called "The Be(a)st of Broadway," geddit? Cuz, Mr. Merrick was (ahem) ambivalently regarded by the theatrical community.
Now, a short diatribe on the clinical meaning of "ambivalence" (as opposed to the "street" meaning, of "I hate his guts!"): "simultaneous conflicting feelings toward a person or thing, as love and hate" [Webster's, 1988 ed.] Not, "as fear and loathing," nar'mean? To illustrate this point in therapy sessions, I hold out my hands in the "supplicant palms" position, and intone, "On the one hand, ya-dah-ya-dah. On the other hand, la-di-dah." I then say, "There are very few things or individuals in our lives, about which we humans are not ambivalent."
Oh, but how we hate to admit it! Even to ourselves. So, hurrah for the new portmanteau word, "frenemy," which captures the both-hands [simultaneously positive & negative] feelings which we can sense in others [but only bald-faced truth-tellers, like Merrick & Vidal, will acknowledge in themselves]. We'll know that this brave willingness to admit to ambivalent feelings, about even our Nearest & Dearest, has made it into mainstream consciousness, when "to frenemy" someone becomes a transitive verb in Facebook parlance.
The next post will deal with the ways people avoid Owning their Inner Wolf [as in, acknowledging that another's success can stir feelings of humiliation that they got the "prize" we wanted, and even fear that there won't be enough "prizes" to go around].
Meanwhile, here are Seamus & Finn, locked in some sort of close contact. Is it a hug or combat? That's easy. It's both.
Filed under ambivalence, zero-sum-gaming
The Holy Ground
True, full-time Hibernians [not youse who are bein' Irish just for today, to honor St. Padraig] will know that the so-called "Holy Ground" of the old song [also referenced in a second song on Mary Black's album of de same name] is not a religious place at all [like, God-save-us-all, East Jerusalem, or Mecca], but the red-light district in the port town of Cobh, in County Cork, from whence set sail many of our immigrant forebears, from the land of green fields and not enough food, to the land of green beer and food galore.
It is, thus, an ironic [Poetic] figure of speech, capturing both halves of the ambivalence which the Irish diaspora feel for their country of origin. For centuries, Eire was [as Dr. Samuel Johnson said of Scotland], "a grand place to be from." In Mary Black's song, "The Loving Time," [the first line of which is, "Reads like a fairytale, cuz that's what it was."] it connotes the power of sentimental, romantic love to [temporarily] blind a couple to their [possibly irreconcilable] differences: "…and the Holy Ground took care of everything." Spoiler alert. The last verse of this bravely wolf-acknowledging song begins, "It didn't come true in the end. They went their separate ways." Rather like Old Mother Ireland and Her then desperately hungry, later desperately nostalgic, children.
Suggested reading: Tom Hayden's [yes, that Tom Hayden] historical and autobiographical book, Irish On the Inside.
So, here's the point of this post. Any piece of real estate which holds powerful intimations [both sweet and bitter] of actual or legendary happenings, can become "the holy ground" for an individual, a couple, a family, or a tribe. In the Fall of 1957 my father drove through Gate 3 of his alma mater, the Naval Academy, and parked [illegally] in front of the Chapel for long enough to run into the Admin building and report for duty. My usually Stoic mother burst into tears. Was she afraid the Jimmy Legs [the Yard police] were going to ticket our car? Or was she overcome by the sight of the Chapel, where she & Rosie were married in a tiny, wartime service? Turns out the Chapel was a mere synecdoche for the whole USNA mystique, which, to one degree or another, our whole family [along with many others] have come to regard as "the holy ground." In 1958 my mother dramatically fell ill with MS while walking on the Academy grounds; yet I found myself inexorably drawn back to live and work there, in 1976 and in 2000. And it's not because of all the rollicking fun to be had there [especially, this last time round]. It's because of the memories of the good and bad times I had there with The Now Departed [my parents], whose presence [I believed] would feel more palpable there, than anywhere else on earth.
It was, do you see, a Transitional Object [like a Teddy bear, or Alfred the dog, or Ciotogach the cat], that helps one to feel closer to "the ones that we love true," to paraphrase the song.
How randomly can a place become "the holy ground"! Not for its intrinsic beauty, or bounty, or balmy weather, or enlightened folkways; but because it is the repository of memories, of Us interacting with [ambivalently] loved Others. When you're in it [as I learned early, in my peripatetic Navy childhood] it's often hard to believe that you're going to look back on a place with nostalgia. I spent my first two months in England [now, the holiest of my "holy grounds"] squinting at ViewMaster reels of the Naval Academy and weeping for what was lost. Who could have imagined that, one day, I would be using Google Maps to take virtual rambles round my beloved English "home place" [as the Irish say] of Stoke D'Abernon, where Ying Tong the cat was regarded with such ambivalence [mostly, negative] by all the neighbors.
Speaking of rambles, I am wise enough to know that the South River woods [in which Lili once again warned me of a suddenly-falling-but-this-time-without-audible-warning, 30-foot tree trunk, not 20 yards ahead of us, on today's walk] will be added to my list of "holy grounds" [if I am not struck down by falling lumber first].
Filed under ambivalence, pragmatics, semiotics, transitional objects
"I'm wild again, beguiled again…"
Lorenz Hart's original lyrics to the hit song of the 1940 musical Pal Joey, "Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered," were so risque that Bowdlerized [watered-down, Disney-fied] phrases are usually substituted, to mollify modern, Tipper Gorean sensibilities. Even if you are familiar with the song, bet you haven't heard this opening gambit, sung by a girl, already: "After one whole quart of brandy, like a daisy I awake, with no Bromo Seltzer handy…" [Talk about "Tried to make me go to rehab, but I said 'no, no, no.'"]
Sportsfans, I tell ya, simply pretending that you have no wolf [no temptation to behave recklessly and regrettably] doesn't stop your wolf from going wild. Beguiled, we'll get to in a moment.
When, in another part of the forest, I used to interview young people whose misuse of alcohol had come to the attention of the authorities, I encouraged them to recapture their [pre-bust] enthusiasm for their beverage of choice. [See the post, "Crazy Like a Fox."] To cut to the chase I would ask a young man, "Tell me what's better about an evening spent with Ethyl." [Young ladies were asked about an evening with Fred. As in Mertz. Nar'mean?] Protestations of "Nothing! Nothing was good about it! It was stupid! I was led astray by my so-called friends," were dismissed as unhelpful stonewalling. Until any of us can look back on our shenanigans from the Crazy Fox's point of view, as "seeming like a good idea, at the time," we are none the wiser about what makes us tick, and no less likely to try it again.
Even when granted amnesty [or confidentiality], though, most of my "drunken sailors" were initially reluctant to "go there": to let the Crazy Fox explain what it was trying to accomplish. The heroine of the Rogers & Hart song goes there. She tells us she is wildly, hopelessly attracted to an off-limits guy, so she spent the night with Fred [a quart of brandy]. Her Crazy Fox beguiled her into believing that Fred would take her mind off Mr. Wrong, at least temporarily. The song is a morning-after lament: "Well, 'going wild' didn't work. I'm still bewitched, bothered & bewildered by this guy, only now I have a hangover, too." I'll let you look up the original lyrics, to find out if she ever wises up, or comes to a bad end.
Trouble is, insight into the Crazy Fox's motive comes at a cost: humiliation. [Sometimes, also pain & suffering.] Not everyone is prepared to pay that price, until all other options have been exhausted. How 'bout a bit of denial? "I'm just not like that." Or rationalization? "I don't have to try to understand this, because it's a one-time-deal, not a pattern." Or projection? "I didn't start this. S/he did provoke [beguile] me."
Recommended reading: the mid-section of DFW's Infinite Jest, featuring the AA meetings.
Imagine what Lili & Zanzibar are saying in this picture. Actually, there were no shenanigans going on here, for once. Peaceable kingdom. But doesn't Lili look guilty of something?
Filed under ambivalence, understanding shenanigans
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The week the of the Challenger disaster, in late January '86, was made more horrific for the students & staff @ the College of the Holy Cross (in Worcester, MA)–where I was, improbably, a Visiting Professor–by 3 factors. The female teacher-astronaut on board was considered a beloved local girl, so the loss felt intensely personal to many. That weekend, my most promising student in Intro Psych died in a freak skiing accident; and the next day the head coach of a varsity team hanged himself. All of us on the staff, being familiar with the phenomenon of The Contagion of Suicide in Institutional Settings, held many impromptu class teach-ins, as well as individual crisis interventions; and, miraculously, the loss of life stopped with the coach.
I thought about that long-ago, macabre week at 'Da Cross, on 12 September '08, when the death by hanging of David Foster Wallace (whom his Claremont students, among others, referred to as DFW) was reported. Our daughter didn't have a class with him, but some of her friends did–sitting in an empty classroom, wondering where on earth he was…whom to ask…when to bag it, and just go on to "the next destination on their maps," as DFW would have put it…not knowing that he had decided to "eliminate [his] own map for keeps," as he euphemizes suicide in his mammoth [1079-page] 1996 novel, Infinite Jest.
No matter how Existentially live-and-let-die we Mental Health Providers think we are, most of us see suicide as a Bad Outcome, a Postponable but Irrevocable Solution to a Temporary Problem, and often a Provocation to Others to Follow Suit. [The caps are in honor of DFW's writing style, since I deplore his untimely end, but find myself enthralled by his big ol' book.] On the last day of our visit to Claremont this week, we were trolling around bookstores, in search of the latest Pynchon novel, and Dorsey's Atomic Lobster, and similar light fare, when our kid hefted DFW's two-and-a-half-pound tome onto the pile, and said, "It's time."
Back in our hotel room, while she crashed out for a power nap, I did my let-the-fairies-pick-the-page method of literary sampling (used to great effect in my college days, by all us cognitive 'Roos, who had no hope of reading the assigned "book a night" from front to back). DFW's iconic read was just crying out for this method, often having been referenced in other Hipster Lit, as in "Let's get totally stoned and see if we can get past page 70 of Infinite Jest." So the fairies chose page 348, and I dove in, and woke our kid up with my raucous laughter. (We had to go by me my own copy that night, for reading on the plane.)
If you know someone who is (or should be) in a 12-step recovery program, this part of the book is the most accurate (yet hilarious) depiction of the ambivalence People in The Program feel about The Program, that I have ever read. I may, eventually, circle back to page 1; but for now I'm just pressing on, towards page 1079. In a 1996 Salon interview, right after the book's original publication, DFW said he had tried to write "a sad book," since he had already tried funny and ironic. Asked about the inclusion of so many AA scenes, he said he meant for them to "stand for the lostness and what you do when the things you thought were going to make you OK, don't."
In the many postmortum articles since his suicide, much is made of the fact that he had taken an arcane, hardly-ever-used-anymore anti-depressant for 20 years, until the toxic side-effects got too bad. Reportedly, when he stopped, his depressive symptoms returned with a vengeance; but reinstating the drug did not help. How prophetic, then, his phrase, from 12 years earlier: "what you do when the things you thought were going to make you OK, don't."
Before dipping into his book, I speculated that ol' DFW had suffered the consequences of a "Stifled Wolf." That his unacknowledged anger got turned in against himself, and took him out. Tell you what, though, his fictional characters are All Wolf, All the Time, especially in the AA scenes (which is what makes them the most hilarious part of the story). Twelve years is a long time between "howlings," though, if–as everyone who knew him says–he was Meek As a Lamb in person. He would give various explanations for the wearing of his ubiquitous, trademark bandanna, including "to keep my head from exploding." If only, if only, he had allowed himself to channel some of his raging AA characters into his real life persona, to risk offending others, to unwrap his huge head and let some steam escape…
Well, let's not make that fatal mistake, ourselves. Let's acknowledge our inner wolf, and every now and then (when we're where it's safe, as safe as an AA meeting, where they can't kick you out for what you say, no matter how outrageous), let's untie the bandanna, and howl at the moon like a wolf, and realize, with relief, that our head didn't actually explode, after all.
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…I don't know if I'm going to able to post a "real" blog, this week, as I'm attending a conference. Last year, at this same conference, I was able to do a daily recap, but circumstances are different this time around and I'm not sure I'm going to have time.
Watch the Twitter feed and I'll tweet it as much as I can.
In the meantime, be careful out there, and make it a good day.
Not much has been going on. The second week of the semester is over and I feel like we've settled in.


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Powdersville girls soccer's historic season continues into SC state championship final
After a 4-2 win over Woodruff in Upper State Championship, Powdersville girls soccer team is carrying the longest winning streak in school history.
Powdersville girls soccer's historic season continues into SC state championship final After a 4-2 win over Woodruff in Upper State Championship, Powdersville girls soccer team is carrying the longest winning streak in school history. Check out this story on independentmail.com: https://www.independentmail.com/story/sports/2019/05/08/powdersville-girls-soccer-undefeated-season-continues-advance-aaa-championship/1125791001/
Kennington Smith, Anderson Independent Mail Published 12:39 p.m. ET May 8, 2019 | Updated 12:44 p.m. ET May 8, 2019
During a home basketball game from this past season, Powdersville girls soccer coach Colin Melton ran into a soccer parent who was working concessions. The parent asked him how the team would fare in the upcoming season.
"I told him that if there was a year, this was the team to do it," Melton said.
This Saturday at noon, the Patriots will play for the AAA state championship in Columbia, South Carolina at Irmo High School.
Powdersville defeated Woodruff 4-2 in the Upper State championship on Monday night to advance to their first state championship appearance in school history. The Patriots extended their program best 18-game winning streak.
"It's a testament to how hard our kids work," athletic director Robert Mustar said. "It's great and it's been a great year for a lot of our teams but especially our female teams."
Bry Thobe wrestles the ball away from a defender. (Photo: Nancy Campbell)
In the fall, the Powdersville volleyball team won the AAA state title and the first girls' championship in the school's eight-year history, now the girls soccer team looks to add another this weekend.
"There's schools that have been around for a long time that haven't had this success," Mustar said. "So don't take it for granted because it's here one day and may not be the next."
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Midway through the second half, the Patriots were in a familiar yet surprising position for a team that hasn't lost a game: losing.
After a scoreless first half on both sides, Woodruff junior Kennedy Lawrence scored with a little more than 22 minutes remaining and the Patriots were down 1-0.
"I honestly was not worried," senior goalkeeper Jeanette Campbell said. "People can say oh they're down 1-0 but we've been down before."
The Powdersville team celebrates after a Bry Thobe goal (Photo: Chuck Hughes Photography)
Senior Bry Thobe got the scoring started with a kick from the right side that hit the far corner of the top bar and bounced in the net to tie the game 1-1. Two minutes later, she hit a penalty kick to put the Patriots ahead 2-1.
With 10:24 remaining, Lawrence struck again for Woodruff to tie the score 2-2. One minute later, freshman Kathrine Ream scored from almost the identical spot her teammate did a few minutes prior to put the Patriots back ahead 3-2. Sophomore Madison Lance added the final goal of the game with 4:42 remaining.
After going scoreless for the majority of the game, Powdersville scored four goals in around 18 minutes.
"It's been a running joke all season that we're a second half team," Thobe said. "There was 25 minutes left in the half and we knew we had to buckle and get this together."
The Patriots played their first game away from home on Monday night, fans traveled well and packed out their side of the stands. According to the players as well as Mustar, that had been the biggest crowd they've seen all year.
The game-sealing goal scored by sophomore Madison Lance (Photo: Chuck Hughes Photography)
"Unfortunately we haven't had the biggest crowds," Thobe said. "But we're just going out and trying to show them what they're missing."
And their hoping for the same sized crowd if not bigger in Columbia.
"When you see a 17,18 game winning streak it motivates the community to be involved," Campbell said. "People come out when they see streaks, volleyball did the same thing."
Like volleyball, Powdersville girls soccer now turns their attention to perennial state power Bishop England, the defending state champions. The volleyball team defeated Bishop England, ending their streak of 18 consecutive state titles.
The Battling Bishops are 23-3-1 on the season, they defeated Academic Magnet on PK's (4-2) in the lower state championship. They've have outscored their playoff opponents by a combined 24-0, while the Patriots have outscored opponents by a combined 22-2.
Powdersville girls socce team after finishing Region 1-AAA undefeated on April 12 (Photo: Nancy Campbell)
"I'm telling them just treat it like a normal game," Melton said. "We don't get a chance to play teams from the lower state so look at it as a new experience."
Over the next few days, Powdersville will focus on improving on key areas to make sure they're in top form, Mustar described the energy that will be surrounding the school in the coming days as exciting.
"These girls need to remember this time and soak it all in," Mustar said. "Coach Melton has done a great job managing this thing and all I got to do is find us a bus for Saturday."
Kennington Smith is the new high school sports reporter for the Independent-Mail. You can connect with Kennington on Twitter @SkinnyKenny_ or email him at kennington.smith@independentmail.com


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The fourteen recipients of the 2017 Minds In Motion Scholar-Athlete Scholarships, along with their parents, school representatives, and district level athletic administrators took part in a luncheon held in their honor today (6/1) in the Ravens Locker Room at M&T Bank Stadium. These scholarships are made possible by the Allstate Foundation who also had several representatives in attendance. Thank you Allstate Foundation!
This year's guest speaker was Dr. Karen A. Stout, President and CEO of Achieving the Dream, Inc. and President Emerita of Montgomery County (PA) Community College. Dr. Stout is also a graduate of Bel Air HS and has the distinction of being the first ever "Female Athlete of The Year" by the then Baltimore Evening Sunpaper. She spoke to the audience about focusing on four P's which all lead to possibilities in life's future - people, passion, practice, and presence. Dr. Stout drew comparisons from her own life in sports and from her career path to show how sports participation positively influenced her life.
"The Allstate Foundation is proud to reward outstanding students in Maryland for their stellar performance in the classroom along with their extracurricular activities," said Kyla O'Brien, The Allstate Foundation spokesperson. "Strong young leaders are the future and it is an honor to support them in their endeavors for higher education."
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