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Using UpGuard to Validate Your CIS Critical Security Controls for Effective Cyber Defense
Last updated by UpGuard on January 15, 2020
First circulated in 2009, the CIS Critical Controls are used by both the U.S. and U.K. governments as the preeminent framework for securing critical infrastructures. Consisting of 20 security controls that cover areas from malware defense to incident response and management, the CIS Critical Controls offers a prioritized set of security measures for assessing and improving a firm's security posture. Though not a cybersecurity panacea, the controls help to address the vast majority of security issues faced by organizations today.
About The 20 CIS Critical Controls
The 20 CIS Critical Controls for Effective Cyber Defense were developed in 2008 by the NSA at the request of the Office of the Secretary of Defense. The goal was to prioritize cybersecurity controls for combating cyber attacks based on the NSA's deep knowledge of cyber attack patterns and security compromises.
The CIS 20 Critical Security Controls. Source: Sans.org.
20 controls may seem like a low number, but in actuality each control consists of several subcontrols. For example, CSC 1 consists of several subcontrols that deal with managing systems inventory and authorized assets.
CSC 1 subcontrols. Source: Sans.org.
Full adherence to the CIS Critical Security Controls assumes that all subcontrols have been satisfied accordingly.
CSC 1: Inventory of Authorized and Unauthorized Devices
Actively manage (inventory, track, and correct) all hardware devices on the network so that only authorized devices are given access, and unauthorized and unmanaged devices are found and prevented from gaining access.
UpGuard's automatic tracking and monitoring of node configurations in your infrastructure satisfies many of CSC 1's subcontrols. For example, our platform can validate that all systems use updated client certificates when connecting to the network ( CSC 1. 6.
CSC 2: Inventory of Authorized and Unauthorized Software
Actively manage (inventory, track, and correct) all software on the network so that only authorized software is installed and can execute, and that unauthorized and unmanaged software is found and prevented from installation or execution.
UpGuard's policy-based scanning and monitoring ensures that all software in your environment is authorized, patched, and free from vulnerabilities.
CSC 3: Secure Configurations for Hardware and Software on Mobile Devices, Laptops, Workstations, and Servers
Establish, implement, and actively manage (track, report on, correct) the security configuration of laptops, servers, and workstations using a rigorous configuration management and change control process in order to prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerable services and settings.
UpGuard's continuous security monitoring capabilities ensure that critical security gaps are identified before they reach production environments. Our platform not only ensures that computers are configured correctly, but that late-breaking vulnerabilities are caught and remediated quickly.
CSC 4: Continuous Vulnerability Assessment and Remediation
Continuously acquire, assess, and take action on new information in order to identify vulnerabilities, remediate, and minimize the window of opportunity for attackers.
UpGuard's OVAL-backed vulnerability scanner constantly monitors your infrastructure for vulnerabilities. CSR gives your firm a pragmatic measure for continuously improving your firm's security posture.
CSC 5: Controlled Use of Administrative Privileges
Track, control, prevent, and correct the use, assignment, and configuration of administrative privileges on computers, networks, and applications.
UpGuard tracks and monitors the configurations and changes to your systems, letting you know what was changed, who the made the alterations, and when they occurred. The platform can also monitor security groups to make sure only authorized users are members of privileged groups.
CSC 6: Maintenance, Monitoring, and Analysis of Audit Logs
Collect, manage, and analyze audit logs of events that could help detect, understand, or recover from an attack.
UpGuard validates that your logging services/processes and/or 3rd party log management software is configured and working as expected.
CSC 7: Email and Web Browser Protections
Minimize the attack surface and the opportunities for attackers to manipulate human behavior through their interaction with web browsers and e-mail systems.
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How CSR Works
The CSR score is a single, easy-to-understand value representing an organization's aptitude in the areas of compliance, integrity, and security.
UpGuard provides continuous security monitoring for all node types: web servers, application servers, and email systems, among others.
Additionally, our platform can verify that local software like web browsers are configured correctly and free from vulnerabilities.
CSC 8: Malware Defenses
Control the installation, spread, and execution of malicious code at multiple points in the enterprise, while optimizing the use of automation to enable rapid updating of defense, data gathering, and corrective action.
UpGuard ensures that your malware solutions are running as expected, patched, and free from vulnerabilities.
CSC 9: Limitation and Control of Network Ports, Protocols, and Services
Manage (track/control/correct) the ongoing operational use of ports, protocols, and services on networked devices in order to minimize windows of vulnerability available to attackers.
UpGuard's policies can ensure that critical ports and services are accessible or blocked, notifying appropriate staff immediately if an unauthorized change is detected.
CSC 10: Data Recovery Capability
Properly back up critical information with a proven methodology for timely recovery.
UpGuard can monitor backup devices and services, ensuring that business continuity mechanisms such as data backups never experience outages.
CSC 11: Secure Configurations for Network Devices such as Firewalls, Routers, and Switches
Establish, implement, and actively manage (track, report on, correct) the security configuration of network infrastructure devices using a rigorous configuration management and change control process in order to prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerable services and settings.
UpGuard's scans and monitors all network devices: firewalls, routers, switches, and more. The platform's out-of-the-box policies and robust custom policy features make getting started with the platform a trivial affair.
CSC 12: Boundary Defense
Detect, prevent, and correct the flow of information transferring networks of different trust levels with a focus on security-damaging data.
UpGuard scan and monitors perimeter defenses such as firewalls for misconfigurations and security flaws as well as endpoint devices (e.g., servers, laptops, mobile devices).
CSC 13: Data Protection
Prevent data exfiltration, mitigate the effects of exfiltrated data, and ensure the privacy and integrity of sensitive information.
UpGuard can ensure that critical data protection controls such as browser, web server, and file-level encryption are working as expected.
CSC 14: Controlled Access Based on the Need to Know
Track, control, prevent, correct, and secure access to critical assets (e.g., information, resources, systems) according to the formal determination of which persons, computers, and applications have a need and right to access these critical assets based on an approved classification.
UpGuard ensures that only authorized staff members have access to privileged data and IT resources through policy-based monitoring and integrity validation.
CSC 15: Wireless Access Control
Track, control, prevent, and correct the security use of wireless local area networks (LANS), access points, and wireless client systems.
UpGuard can automatically scan wireless network devices such as access points, routers, and hubs to ensure they are configured correctly with the proper permissions.
CSC 16: Account Monitoring and Control
Actively manage the lifecycle of system and application accounts – their creation, use, dormancy, deletion – in order to minimize opportunities for attackers to leverage them.
UpGuard can ensure that all accounts in your environment are properly configured and that unauthorized accounts are detected and blocked automatically.
CSC 17: Security Skills Assessment and Appropriate Training to Fill Gaps
Identify the specific knowledge, skills, and abilities needed to support defense of the enterprise; develop and execute an integrated plan to assess, identify and remediate gaps, through policy, organizational planning, training, and awareness programs for all functional roles in the organization.
UpGuard's policy-driven testing and CSR rating system gives firms tangible metrics and a pragmatic framework for continuous security improvement.
CSC 18: Application Software Security
Manage the security lifecycle of all in-house developed and acquired software in order to prevent, detect, and correct security weaknesses.
UpGuard can scan and validate all node types: web application servers, homegrown software, and off-the-shelf solutions for known vulnerabilities and configuration errors that could lead to data breaches.
CSC 19: Incident Response and Management
Protect the organization's information, as well as its reputation, by developing and implementing an incident response infrastructure (e.g., plans, defined roles, training, communications, management oversight).
Data breaches are both expensive and brand damaging. UpGuard provides measures for digital resilience that help organizations more effectively understand, quantify, and mitigate inevitable data breaches.
CSC 20: Penetration Tests and Red Team Exercises
Test the overall strength of an organization's defenses (technology, processes, and people) by simulating the objectives and actions of an attacker.
UpGuard's policy-driven monitoring and testing makes it easy to incorporate the platform into an organization's broader testing framework and methodologies.
In short, the 20 CIS Critical Security Controls for Effective Cyber Defense are a tested means to bolster organization's security posture per the NSA's recommendations for strong security. UpGuard's platform for cyber resilience satisfies virtually all of the 20 controls. UpGuard comes pre-loaded with the CIS 20 Critical Security Controls as an editable policy, allowing firms to quickly assess and improve their security postures.
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Q: Sending javascript class object to php
Possible Duplicate:
Sending JSON jQuery Ajax to PHP and back

i need to send the following object to a php file i tried it through json stringify but could not do it .i dont want to change the format in which these attributes are already defined and also is json the only way to send such objects? i wand to do something like this
function contact()
{
contact.menu=null;
contact.access=null;
contact.state=null;
}
$.post("myfile.php",{contact:contact},function(data){alert(data);});
///php code
$contact= $_POST['contact'];
echo $contact['menu'];

thanks in advance

A: JavaScript:
var contact = {
    menu: null,
    access: null,
    state: null
};
$.post("myfile.php", {contact: contact}, function(data) {
    alert(data);
});

PHP:
$contact = $_POST['contact'];
echo $contact['menu'];

UPDATE:
Answer to your question in comments:
var contact = {
    menu: null,
    state:  null,
    access: null,
    fill: function() {
        this.menu = 1; // $("div#sm").html();
        this.state = 2;
        this.access = 3;
    }
};

contact.fill();

$.post("myfile.php", {contact: contact}, function(data) {
    alert(data);
});

A: Object contact is supposed to be like this
 var contact = {
    menu :null,
    access:null,
    state:null
   }

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This Professor from Capital Region Will Appear on Jeopardy!
It is always exciting when you are watching Jeopardy! and someone from the Capital Region is one of the contestants. Well, tonight we will be able to root on a local professor as he shows off his vast knowledge on one of the best game shows on TV.
Daily Double: Ten Times "Jeopardy!" Featured Upstate New York
Over the 1000s of clues given over the years, Upstate New York and its cities and people have found their way onto Jeopardy's board numerous times.
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He had the job for just nine days.
The Best Tweets From 'Jeopardy!' Fans Reacting to Alex Trebek's Replacement
After months of rotating hosts, 'Jeopardy!' has named its next full-time host. The sentiment of fans, by and large, is this: WHO?!
Dan Bahl
Schenectady High Grad Hopes to Bring Down 8x Champ on 'Jeopardy!' Tonight
Who is the Schenectady High School graduate appearing on 'Jeopardy!' tonight? A 2003 Schenectady High School graduate will battle the current 8-time champion tonight on 'Jeopardy!' at 7:30 on News 10 ABC. Matt Amodio from New Haven, Connecticut has been in the zone recently on Jeopardy!, but man...
'Jeopardy!' Contestant Sets New Record For Lowest Score Ever
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The late host wanted this person to be his successor
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Jim Leyland
American baseball manager
Leyland with the Detroit Tigers in 2013
Catcher / Coach / Manager
Born: (1944-12-15) December 15, 1944 (age 76)
Perrysburg, Ohio
Bats: Right
Throws: Right
Games managed
As coach
Pittsburgh Pirates (1986–1996)
Florida Marlins (1997–1998)
Colorado Rockies (1999)
Detroit Tigers (2006–2013)
World Series champion (1997)
3× Manager of the Year (1990, 1992, 2006)
James Richard Leyland (born December 15, 1944) is an American former professional baseball player, coach and manager. He serves as a special assistant to the Detroit Tigers of Major League Baseball (MLB).
Leyland led the Florida Marlins to the 1997 World Series championship over the Cleveland Indians, and previously won three straight division titles (1990, 1991, and 1992) with the Pittsburgh Pirates. With the Tigers' victory in the 2006 American League Championship Series, Leyland became the seventh manager in history to win pennants in both the National and American Leagues. He is a three-time Manager of the Year Award winner, twice in the National League (1990 and 1992), and once in the American League (2006).
MLB Jim Leyland: A Life in Baseball
MLBN Presents: The End of Jim Leyland's Managerial Career
Miggy, Leyland ejected in the first inning
Jim Leyland comes by for a visit
MLBN Presents: Leyland Wins a World Series in Florida
1 Early career
2 Managerial career
2.1 Pittsburgh Pirates
2.2 Florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies
2.3 Detroit Tigers
2.4 Team USA
4 Personal life
Leyland began his baseball career with the Tigers when they signed him as a catcher on September 21, 1963. He spent seven seasons as a minor leaguer in the Tigers organization (1964–1970), but mainly served as a coach with the Montgomery Rebels in 1970 while playing in just two games for the team. Leyland was a career .222 hitter in the minor leagues.
In 1972, Leyland became a minor league manager in the Tigers organization; beginning with the Clinton Pilots of the Midwest League; from 1979–1981, he was the manager of the Evansville Triplets winning two divisions (1979, 1981) in the American Association.
Leyland left the Tigers organization for the first time in 1982 when he became Tony La Russa's third base coach for four seasons (1982–85) with the Chicago White Sox, including the team's 1983 AL West division title, before being named the 33rd manager in Pittsburgh Pirates history on November 20, 1985.
Leyland was the manager of the Pittsburgh Pirates from 1986 to 1996. He won two Manager of the Year trophies with the Pirates in 1990 and 1992, and finished as runner-up in 1988 and 1991. Leyland helped develop such All-Stars as Barry Bonds, Jay Bell, Tim Wakefield, Andy Van Slyke and Bobby Bonilla in Pittsburgh before a fire sale in the mid-1990s soured him with new ownership. Under Leyland, the Pirates captured the National League Eastern Division title and went to the National League Championship Series in three straight seasons (1990, 1991, and 1992). Pittsburgh averaged 96 regular season victories those three years, but lost all three times in the NLCS with the latter two going the full seven games against the Atlanta Braves. The Pirates lost to the Cincinnati Reds (four games to two) in the 1990 NLCS.
Although he has moved on in his career, Leyland still keeps his home in the Pittsburgh suburb of Thornburg, Pennsylvania, where he has raised two children, Pat[1] and Kellie with his wife Katie. Patrick was a minor league catcher-first baseman in the Detroit (2010-2014) and Seattle (2015) organizations.
Leyland decided to quit after 11 seasons spent with the Pirates in order to manage a contender despite a contract that ran to 2000 with a salary of $1 million, stating that it was not a tough decision but a sad one, noting his dissatisfaction with owner Kevin McClatchy on trades and salary cutting.[2]
One member of Leyland's coaching staff while with the Pirates, Terry Collins, who was most recently the manager of the New York Mets, wore number 10 to honor Leyland.[3][4][5]
Florida Marlins and Colorado Rockies
In 1997, Leyland was hired by Wayne Huizenga to manage the Florida Marlins and promptly led them to the franchise's first World Championship that year, defeating the Cleveland Indians—four games to three—in the Fall Classic. The Marlins, in only their fifth year of existence, became the fastest expansion franchise to win a World Series. The Arizona Diamondbacks surpassed the Marlins when they won the World Series in 2001, their fourth season.
In the offseason, Huizenga dismantled the team in what became known as "the fire sale." After Game 7, when asked about rumors that he might retire if Huizenga sold the franchise, Leyland quipped, "My wife doesn't like me that much. I can't retire."[6] Leyland indeed remained as the manager, but resigned after the 1998 season, when the Marlins went 54–108. Due to the details of his contract (alongside the team finding itself in the process of being sold), he received a $500,000 buyout for the remaining three years of his five-year contract. [7] Leyland was subsequently hired by the Colorado Rockies for the 1999 season. Leyland reached 1,000 wins on April 15, leading the Rockies to a 6-4 win over the San Diego Padres at Coors Field. He achieved the feat in his 2,048th game as manager. [8][9] Leyland ultimately came to regret the decision to manage in Colorado, saying that while he was treated well by the team, he felt he could not manage well with Coors Field in regards to pitching, as he described himself as "pitcher's manager." He walked away from the final two years of his contract after one season. [10] It was the fifth time in Leyland's 14 seasons that he skippered a team that finished last in its division. After this, he became a Pittsburgh-based scout for the St. Louis Cardinals.[11]
Leyland hits balls to Miguel Cabrera during pregame warmups at Kauffman Stadium, June 4, 2010
Following the release of Alan Trammell as the manager of the Tigers, Leyland was hired as new Tigers manager, returning to the franchise with which he spent the first 18 years of his professional baseball career.[12] It marked the first time Leyland managed in the American League.
In the 2006 regular season, Leyland guided the Tigers to a 95–67 record, the Tigers best season since 1987. The Tigers entered the playoffs as a wild card, and went on to defeat the New York Yankees and sweep the Oakland Athletics to win the American League pennant before falling to the St. Louis Cardinals in the 2006 World Series. In leading the team to the AL pennant, he became the seventh manager to win pennants in both major leagues, joining Joe McCarthy, Yogi Berra, Alvin Dark, Sparky Anderson, Dick Williams, and Tony La Russa. After the 2006 season ended, Leyland was recognized with the Manager of the Year award for the third time in his career. He became the third person to win the award in both leagues, joining La Russa and Bobby Cox. Leyland also won The Sporting News Manager of the Year Award for the American League in 2006.
Leyland in Tigers dugout at Dodger Stadium, June 22, 2011
The Tigers had heightened expectations after the pennant, but they muddled through the next four seasons, which included a last place finish in 2008 (the sixth and last time Leyland had skippered a last place team). Leyland would reach 1,500 wins on April 15, 2011 with a win over the Oakland Athletics, becoming the 19th manager to do so. [13][14] That year, he would lead the Tigers to another 95–67 regular season record (an improvement of 14 wins), winning the American League Central Division. They went on to defeat the New York Yankees in the American League Division Series before losing to the Texas Rangers in the American League Championship Series.
On May 1, 2012, Leyland gained his 1,600th victory as a major league manager, passing Tommy Lasorda on the all-time wins list.[15] In 2012, Leyland led the Tigers to an 88–74 regular season record, winning the American League Central Division. On that team, Tigers third baseman Miguel Cabrera was the American League Triple Crown winner that season. This was the first Triple Crown winner in Major League Baseball since Carl Yastrzemski in 1967. When the Tigers won the AL Central for the second consecutive season, Leyland became the only Tigers manager besides Hughie Jennings to lead Detroit to the postseason three times.
In the 2012 postseason, Detroit defeated the Athletics in a five-game ALDS and returned to the World Series following a sweep of the New York Yankees in the American League Championship Series. Detroit was swept in the 2012 World Series by the San Francisco Giants. They were shut out twice, the same number as in the entire 162-game regular season, and had a team batting average of .159.
On September 25, 2013, Leyland won his 700th game with the Tigers. With the 1–0 victory over the Minnesota Twins, the Tigers clinched their third consecutive American League Central Division title.[16] Leyland joined former coach Tony La Russa as the only managers who have led two different MLB franchises to three consecutive division titles. Of the eleven managers to have won three pennants, seven did so in the divisional era, and Leyland has the second most playoff appearances to have won three pennants with eight, with only Terry Francona having more appearances. His 44 postseason wins are tied for fourth most in MLB history with Bruce Bochy, while his 40 losses are fourth most. He retired from managing following the 2013 season, remaining with the Tigers organization as a special assistant.[17][18] He was replaced by Brad Ausmus.
On April 15, 2016, Leyland was named the manager of Team USA at the 2017 World Baseball Classic. The United States won the 2017 tournament under his leadership, making Leyland the only manager to win a World Series and a WBC title.[19]
Regular season record
Post–season record
Pittsburgh Pirates 1986 1996 851 863 .496 8 12 .400 [20]
Florida Marlins 1997 1998 146 178 .451 11 5 .688 [20]
Colorado Rockies 1999 1999 72 90 .444 0 0 – [20]
Detroit Tigers 2006 2013 700 597 .540 25 23 .521 [20]
His son, Pat Leyland, was drafted by the Tigers in 2010 and has also played in the Seattle Mariners and Baltimore Orioles organizations.[21] On May 30, 2017, Leyland was one of eight new inductees announced for the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in Detroit. The ceremony took place on September 15, 2017.
Biography portal
List of Major League Baseball managers by wins
^ Tehan, Patrick (October 13, 1991). "Sunday Briefing". The Pittsburgh Press. Retrieved March 27, 2016 – via Google News Archive Search.
^ "Leyland Intends to Resign". The New York Times. 18 September 1996.
^ Rumberg, Howe (November 23, 2010). "Terry Collins introduced as Mets' manager". Yahoo! Sports. Associated Press. Retrieved December 12, 2010.
^ Rubin, Adam (December 8, 2010). "Leyland praises Collins". ESPNNewYork.com. Retrieved December 12, 2010.
^ Rubin, Adam (November 23, 2010). "TC on No. 10". ESPNNewYork.com. Retrieved December 12, 2010.
^ Kiszla, Mark (October 27, 1997). "Passionate man the last of a breed". Denver Post. p. C-01.
^ "Leyland Quits Marlins, Talks to Rockies". Los Angeles Times. 2 October 1998.
^ "Rockies Give Leyland 1000th Win". CBS News.
^ "San Diego Padres at Colorado Rockies Box Score, April 15, 1999".
^ "Will Jim Leyland ever make into the Hall of Fame?".
^ "PLUS: BASEBALL – ST. LOUIS; Leyland to Scout". Nytimes.com. December 1, 1999. Retrieved October 7, 2011.
^ "Tigers pounce quickly, hire Leyland to manage". ESPN.com. Associated Press. October 4, 2005. Retrieved October 16, 2013.
^ "Tigers manager Jim Leyland wins No. 1,500 but isn't much of a milestone guy". 17 April 2011.
^ "Detroit Tigers at Oakland Athletics Box Score, April 15, 2011".
^ "Austin Jackson's 4 hits, Rick Porcello's pitching lead Tigers over Royals". espn.com. Retrieved 3 May 2012.
^ "Tigers shut out Twins to win Central title". Reuters. September 26, 2013.
^ "Leyland steps down after eight years with Tigers". MLB.com. October 21, 2013.
^ "Detroit Tigers". Detroit Free Press.
^ Fenech, Anthony (April 15, 2016). "Jim Leyland to manage Team USA in World Baseball Classic". Detroit Free Press. Retrieved April 15, 2016.
^ a b c d "Jim Leyland". Baseball Reference. Sports Reference LLC. Retrieved December 5, 2014.
^ "Detroit Tigers prospect Pat Leyland follows footsteps of father, Tigers manager Jim Leyland".
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Denny McKnight (1884)
Bob Ferguson (1884)
George Creamer (1884)
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Fred Dunlap (1889)
Ned Hanlon (1889)
Guy Hecker (1890)
Bill McGunnigle (1891)
Tom Burns (1892)
Al Buckenberger (1892–1894)
Connie Mack (1894–1896)
Patsy Donovan (1897)
Bill Watkins (1898–1899)
Fred Clarke (1900–1915)
Nixey Callahan (1916–1917)
Honus Wagner (1917)
Hugo Bezdek (1917–1919)
George Gibson (1920–1922)
Bill McKechnie (1922–1926)
Donie Bush (1927–1929)
Jewel Ens (1929–1931)
Pie Traynor (1934–1939)
Frankie Frisch (1940–1946)
Spud Davis (1946)
Billy Herman (1947)
Bill Burwell (1947)
Billy Meyer (1948–1952)
Fred Haney (1953–1955)
Bobby Bragan (1956–1957)
Danny Murtaugh (1957–1964)
Harry Walker (1965–1967)
Danny Murtaugh (1967)
Larry Shepard (1968–1969)
Alex Grammas (1969)
Chuck Tanner (1977–1985)
Jim Leyland (1986–1996)
Gene Lamont (1997–2000)
Lloyd McClendon (2001–2005)
Pete Mackanin (2005)
Jim Tracy (2006–2007)
John Russell (2008–2010)
Clint Hurdle (2011–2019)
Derek Shelton (2020–)
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Cookie Rojas (1996)
John Boles (1996)
John Boles (1999–2001)
Tony Pérez (2001)
Jeff Torborg (2002–2003)
Jack McKeon (2003–2005)
Joe Girardi (2006)
Fredi González (2007–2010)
Edwin Rodríguez (2010–2011)
Brandon Hyde (2011)
Jack McKeon (2011)
Ozzie Guillén (2012)
Mike Redmond (2013–2015)
Dan Jennings (2015)
Don Mattingly (2016–)
Colorado Rockies managers
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Jim Leyland (1999)
Buddy Bell (2000–2002)
Walt Weiss (2013–2016)
Bud Black (2017–)
Detroit Tigers managers
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Con Strouthers (1895–1896)
George Stallings (1896)
Bob Allen (1897)
Frank Graves (1897–1898)
Ollie Beard (1898)
Tony Mullane (1898)
Frank Dwyer (1902)
Ed Barrow (1903–1904)
Bobby Lowe (1904)
Bill Armour (1905–1906)
Hughie Jennings (1907–1920)
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The Legend of Zelda Majora's Mask 3D Review: Rewind to a More Daring Time
Nintendo looks to the past for an opportunity to perfect the cult favorite sequel to Ocarina of Time.
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Something about the very existence of an enhanced remake of The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask feels pleasantly appropriate. Remakes are nothing new in this day and age, but here's a game whose core mechanic consists of rewinding time to repeat actions, refining and perfecting them with each iteration. Now, here's a game whose creators have rewound time in order to refine and perfect their work.
And Majora's Mask seems particularly well-suited to the 3DS format — not only because its relatively low-spec capabilities make the dated visuals of what began life as an N64 game less out-of-place, but also because the portable Zelda games have always been the outliers in the series.
Console Zelda adventures almost always attempt to advance the series, the genre, the state of the art; portable Zeldas go off the rails (or in the case of 2012's Spirit Tracks, very much on the rails) and off the beaten path. They're where Nintendo stretches its creative muscles and tries things that might be too risky for a big-budget console title with big expectations attached.
Majora's Mask always felt like an oddity, the wrong game on the wrong platform, more at home with "weird" Zelda experiments like Link's Awakening or the dual-linked Oracles titles. Heck, the rewind-and-repeat concept even found an echo in the Palace of the Ocean King from Phantom Hourglass for DS. Majora's Mask 3D feels less like a much-demanded conversion and more of a cosmic inevitability.
Speaking of cosmic inevitability....
I can't imagine better circumstances for Majora's Mask to go portable. It's shipping alongside the New 3DS, a system whose enhancements over the standard 3DS model would ostensibly make this conversion even more palatable. In practice, though, the upgrade isn't really essential; this version of Majora's Mask doesn't benefit from the upgrade nearly as much as the original did from the N64's RAM expansion pak. Sure, the N3DS's head-tracking makes the 3D effects much more appealing, but that's merely cosmetic, and universal to all 3DS games. And the new C-stick doesn't help nearly as much for camera control as you might expect. Ultimately, Majora's Mask is a game designed around the camera mechanics of 2000, and 95% of the time all you really need is the left trigger to recenter the camera.
It's a shame Majora's Mask 3D developers Grezzo didn't go all-in on improvements to the game, because the camera is only one area in which MM3D feels very much like a product of an older time. Lock-on targeting, once Zelda's grand advantage over its action/adventure competitors, has grown cumbersome and awkward by comparison to more recent refinements other developers have applied to the concept. Even Grand Theft Auto has a better camera system than this these days, if that tells you anything.
More than that, though, the adventure actually feels remarkably by-the-books. This has been my first playthrough of Majora's Mask, and its tidy orthodoxy has come as something of a surprise. For all that its reputation places it as a black sheep of the Zelda franchise — not without some justification — beyond its central rewind mechanic, surreal atmosphere, and emphasis on donning masks to change Link's skills and even his basic nature, Majora's Mask is still very much a Zelda game. You're still conquering dungeons by using your most recent tool and mask acquisitions against the boss in the big room at the end, whose glaring weak point must be exposed repeatedly so that you can pound on it with your sword. You're still rescuing princesses and helping faeries and hanging out with Gorons in order to complete essential side quests. Majora's Mask can be weird, yes, but it still feels very much like a game cut from Ocarina of Time's fabric, and not only on a visual level.
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This is, to be sure, a strength: An adventure molded in the image of one of the most revolutionary games of all time is hardly anything to sneer at. If Majora's Mask feels a bit predictable in its moment-to-moment tasks, that's less on the original game than on all the imitators that have followed in the ensuing years without offering revolutionary leaps ahead in game design. And anyway, the bigger picture that binds the familiar quests and dungeon scenarios together here still sets Majora's Mask apart not only from other Zelda adventure but from other games as well.
If anything, the need to rewind and repeat your tasks makes this 2000-vintage adventure feel remarkably contemporary in 2015. Majora's Mask sees the land of Termina under the imminent threat of catastrophe, giving you three days of in-game time (or slightly more than an hour of real time) to complete your adventure before the plummeting moon annihilates the land and you're forced to rewind time three days. When you leap backward, most of your progress resets along with the game world; only Link himself remains untouched, along with his key tools. You keep your combat techniques, your masks, your main weapons, and the songs you've learned on the Ocarina of Time, but everything else reverts to the way it was at the beginning of the game.
At the time of the game's initial release, the popular comparison among players and reviewers was to the Bill Murray film Groundhog Day. And, sure, the connection certainly exists. But really, this recursive loop is much more a creation of video games than of film or fiction; consider last year's sci-fi hit Edge of Tomorrow, a movie based on a book inspired by video games. Or more to the point, look to the recent explosion in popularity of games that draw on the roguelike genre for guidance, forever challenging players to do their best and sending them back to their initial state as punishment for failure.
"Ned? Ned Ryerson!?"
Many of the biggest indie hits of the past couple of years owe their existence to the roguelike: F.T.L., Spelunky, Rogue Legacy, The Binding of Isaac, and many others. Isaac, in fact, really works as a spiritual cousin to Majora's Mask, adapting the 8-bit Legend of Zelda into a hybrid of roguelike and twin-stick shooter. If Majora's Mask felt too outlandish and daunting in its unforgiving design 15 years ago, today it feels more like a patron saint of indie games.
Of course, this game is its own creature as well, playing by different rules than a true roguelike. The game-resetting fail state here comes not from falling in battle but rather from running out of time. And it's not a "true" roguelike, because protagonist Link retains certain traits and acquisitions every time he resets the clock rather than zeroing back out to starter level. Instead, it works as a sort of synthesis, using the concept of a deadline to add tension to the experience.
For many players, this is where Majora's Mask goes wrong. It's a game that dares to make demands of its audience, forcing them to play with skill, to learn the routines of characters and the layout of dungeons. It requires planning, consideration, and discipline, traits largely unneeded in most modern blockbuster games. Nintendo willingly sidetracked this adventure into in a niche — and those who can see those niche traits as a source of inspiration rather than of frustration, they did so quite expertly. This version goes the extra mile to reduce the trial-and-error and frustration of the numerous quests you need to contend with, presenting a great deal of information transparently without ever feeling like it's holding your hand... a pleasant change from contemporary Zelda.
The Skull Kid presents a decidedly different, and decidedly welcome, alternative to Link's usual pig-men nemeses.
Yes, Majora's Mask can be infuriating when you're forced to rewind midway through fighting the boss at the end of a dungeon, or when you've found all but one of some sort of collectible that will reset along with the world. Screwing up a tricky puzzle and wasting hours of in-game time can be terribly discouraging. But at the same time, when you work out the optimal sequence of events that will let you achieve some distant goal within your allotted time, the game can be downright euphoric. When you complete a time-intensive task with a mere minute of in-game left until lunar impact — literally at the last possible second — and reset time at 5:59 a.m. on the final day, Majora's Mask creates a sense of triumph far greater than any Zelda title has inspired in years.
In other words, Majora's Mask 3D asks much, but so too does it give equally. Its world is filled with memorable people whose lives you aspire to protect from the looming apocalypse. Its dungeons transcend typical Zelda puzzle environments by adding a sense of urgency to the proceedings. Its masks create far greater variety of play and much greater strategic richness to the adventure than perhaps any other entry of the franchise has ever seen. Majora's Mask demands commitment, and players who yield to its expectations will find a familiar experience wrapped in the trappings of something far more esoteric. And if you've already played Majora's Mask, well, this remake will allow you to play it the way it seems like it was always meant to be played.
Dated, but the small screen, great design work, and some contemporary graphical tricks like bloom lighting help compensate.
Great at supporting both gameplay and mood, Majora's Mask 3D's audio does the trick.
As with Ocarina of Time 3D, Grezzo has gone the extra mile to make Majora's Mask more playable, offering a huge suite of control options and breaking out key menus and tools to the touch screen for easy access.
Lasting appeal
As substantial as any other Zelda adventure, but with deeper and more esoteric secrets, Majora's Mask 3D will keep players engrossed for
Majora's Mask remains one of the most daring sequels ever. Who would follow up a blockbuster, medium-defining hit by wrapping the familiar in such strange and unearthly trappings these days? Majora's Mask 3D feels at home among today's indie games, but it also serves as a reminder that there used to be room for the offbeat at all levels of the games industry. And with the tweaks and improvements this version enjoys over the original release, it remains quite playable despite its age.
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Q: Java StringBuilder high volumes of data blocks thread I'm running a small program that processes around 215K of records in the database.  These records contain xml that is used by JaxB to marshal and unmarshal to objects.
The program I was running was trying to find xml's that due to legacy couldn't be unmarshalled anymore.  Each time I had the unmarshal exception I save this exception message containing the xml in an arraylist.  All in the end I wanted to send out a mail with all failed records with the cause exception message.  So I used the messages in the arraylist together with a StringBuilder to compose the email body.
However there where around 75K failures and when I was building the body the StringBuilder just stopped appending at a certain point in the for loop and the thread was blocked.  I since changed my approach not to append the xml from the exception message anymore, but I'm still not clear why it didn't work.
Could it be that the VM went out of memory, or can Strings only be of a certain size (doubtful I believe certainly in the 64 bit era).  Is there a better way I could have solved this ?  I contemplated sending the StringBuilder to my service instead of saving the strings in an arraylist first, but that would be such a dirty interface then :(
Any architectural insights would be appreciated.
EDIT
As requested here the code, it's no rocket science.  Take that the failures list contains around 75K entries, each entry contains an xml of on avg 500 to 1000 lines
  private String createBodyMessage(List<String> failures) {
    StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder();
    builder.append("Failed operations\n");
    builder.append("=================\n\n");
    for (String failure : failures) {
      builder.append(failure);
      builder.append("\n");
    }
    return builder.toString();
  }

A: You might be just successful with
int sizeEstimate = failures.size() * 20;
StringBuilder builder = new StringBuilder(sizeEstimate);
builder.append("Failed operations\n");
builder.append("=================\n\n");
while (!failures.isEmpty()) {
    builder.append(failures.remove(0));
    builder.append('\n');
}

This does less resizing the internal buffer of StringBuilder and consumes failures to reduce that memory.
It might not solve the problem if the text is too huge.
Compressed attachment however is standard procedure.

A: StringBuffer is based on Array structure, and the maximum number of cells in array is 2^31-1
Reaching this size will normally throws an error on Java 7, but i'm not very sure
The solution is to swap your data to a file, before reaching a fixed size of your StringBuffer

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Could it be that the VM went out of memory,

If you filled up the heap, you would get an OutOfMemoryError exception.

or can Strings only be of a certain size (doubtful I believe certainly in the 64 bit era).

Actually, yes.  A Java String or StringBuilder can contain at most 2^32-1 characters1.

Is there a better way I could have solved this ? I contemplated sending the StringBuilder to my service instead of saving the strings in an arraylist first ...

That won't help if the real problem is that the concatenation of the strings is too large to hold in a StringBuilder.
Actually, a better approach would be to stream the strings into a PipedOutputStream, and use the corresponding PipedInputStream to construct a MimeBodyPart that you then attach to the email.  You could include a compressor in the stream stack too.
But an even better approach would be not to attempt to send gigabytes of erroneous data as email attachments.  Save them as files that can be be fetched (or whatever) if the email recipient wants them.

1 - Surprisingly, the javadocs don't seem to state this explicitly.  However, String.length() returns an int, and various string manipulation methods take int arguments to specify offsets and lengths.  And certainly, the standard implementations of String and StringBuilder use a single char[] as backing store, and arrays are limited to 2^31-1 elements by the JLS and the JVM spec.


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If These Walls Could Talk: Boston Red Sox
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A former second baseman for the Angels and Red Sox, Jerry Remy has served as NESN's color commentator on Red Sox broadcasts since 1988. He is a four-time New England Emmy Award winner and was named Massachusetts Sportscaster of the Year by the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association in 2004. He is the author of Watching Baseball: Discovering the Game Within the Game and Red Sox Heroes: The RemDawg's All-Time Favorite Red Sox, Great Moments, And Top Teams. He has also written five books in the Hello, Wally! series for children. Nick Cafardo was a national baseball writer for the Boston Globe as well as a correspondent for NESN and MLB Network. He was chosen by Boston Magazine as Boston's Best Sportswriter in 1994. Previous books include 100 Things Red Sox Fans Should Know & Do Before They Die, The Impossible Team: The Worst to First Patriots' Super Bowl Season, and Inside Pitch: Playing and Broadcasting the Game I Love with Tom Glavine. Sean McDonough was the television play-by-play announcer for the Boston Red Sox from 1988 to 2004, during which time he was honored four times with the New England Sports Emmy Award for Outstanding Play-by-Play. He is now a leading play-by-play commentator for ESPN college football and basketball games in addition to calling the annual Par 3 Contest at The Masters. Most recently the voice of Monday Night Football, McDonough has covered the World Series, NCAA Final Four, the Olympic Games, and all four major golf championships, among other marquee events during his accomplished career.
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It's the bottom of the eighth inning and "Sweet Caroline" begins to play. Die-hard Red Sox fans know the lyrics as well as they know the history of their team, but there are still rare stories, not yet heard beyond The Green Monster. After seven seasons as a starting second baseman for the Red Sox and 30 years as a broadcaster, Jerry Remy reveals his personal memories of recent Red Sox history. Relive the World Series title championships, see a new side to Red Sox legends and learn about the Red Sox from the greatest seat in the park.
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From the broadcaster who has seen it all, Jerry Remy reflects on the most historic Red Sox seasons of all time in If These Walls Could Talk: Boston Red Sox, an inspiring and entertaining collection of stories for lifelong Red Sox fans.
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Alexandru Obedenaru () a fost un poet român. A făcut parte din grupul de scriitori constituit în jurul lui Alexandru Macedonski și aparține curentului decadentist ce s-a manifestat în literatura română la sfârșitul secolului al XIX-lea.

Biografie
Alexandru Obedenaru a lucrat un timp la Biblioteca Centrală Universitară din București, apoi, între 1901 și 1933, a fost funcționar la Academia Română. A dus o viață de boem, frecventând cafenelele bucureștene de la sfârșitul secolului al XIX-lea, îndeosebi cafeneua Fialkowski, unde se adunau poeții simboliști și decadenți. La bătrânețe le-a evocat cu nostalgie și cu umor în amintirile sale. A fost pasionat de teatru și de spectacolele de operă. Primele versuri le-a publicat în 1884, în revistele "Opinca" și "Ciulinul". În anul 1888 l-a cunoscut pe Alexandru Macedonski și a participat la întâlnirile cenaclului condus de acesta. La revista lui Macedonski, "Literatorul", a colaborat cu versuri în 1890, devenind și redactor al publicației. Tot în 1890 a ținut o conferință la Ateneul Român despre "poezia decadentă". Între 1891 și 1895 a fost director al "Revistei poporului", care sub conducerea sa a publicat cu precădere versurile poeților decadentiști. A colaborat la revistele: "Literatorul", "Generația nouă", "Românul literar", "Liga literară", "Revista literară", "Vieața nouă", "Ilustrațiunea română", "Convorbiri literare", "Epoca", "Luceafărul", "Masca", "Evenimentul", "Universul", "Propilee literare". În 1932 a fost decorat cu Meritul Cultural în grad de Cavaler. A murit la București în 13 ianuarie 1945 și a fost incinerat la crematoriul "Cenușa".

Poezia
La sfârșitul secolului al XIX-lea, Alexandru Obedenaru a publicat două volume de versuri: Spleen în 1891 și Rondele în 1892. Volumele sunt reprezentative pentru curentul decadentist ce se manifesta atunci în literatura română, mai ales în poezie. În volumul care a urmat, Sonete (1916), autorul s-a apropiat de parnasianism și de simbolism, fără să renunțe cu totul la temele și maniera decadentismului. O schimbare neașteptată, explicabilă prin angajarea României în Primul Război Mondial, s-a produs odată cu apariția volumului Dacia noastră în 1919. Acesta cuprinde poezii cu tematică marțială, scrise în tonalitatea solemnă a odei, arătând o atitudine politică favorabilă Marii Uniri. În ultimele două volume, Pantheea (1927) și Himere (1927), Alexandru Obedenaru a reînnodat firul cu poezia simbolistă și parnasiană de dinainte de război.

Memorialistică
Între 1933 și 1935, și-a publicat amintirile în foiletonul ziarelor "Adevărul" și "Dimineața", rememorând figuri și evenimente semnificative din epoca regelui Carol I. O parte din însemnările lui memorialistice a fost adunată în volum în anul 2010, sub titlul Amintirile unui poet decadent. Alte însemnări, inedite, se păstrează în Arhiva Societății Române de Radiodifuziune din București.

Opera
 Spleen, Editura tipografiei ziarului "Patris", București, 1891.
 Rondele, Tipografia Miulescu, București, 1892.
 Sonete, Tipografia Bucovina, București, 1916.
 Dacia noastră, București, 1919.
 Himere, Tipografia Bucovina, București, 1927.
 Pantheea, Tipografia Brănișteanu, București, 1927.
 Amintirile unui poet decadent, ediție îngrijită și note de Margareta Perian, prefață de Gheorghe Perian, Editura Limes, Cluj-Napoca, 2010.

Referințe critice
 Claudia Millian, în "Adevărul", nr. 15.624, 15 decembrie 1934.
 N. Davidescu, în "Universul literar", nr. 26, 1 iulie 1939.
 Tudor Vianu, în "Contemporanul", nr. 19, 7 mai 1954.
 Gheorghe Perian, în "Vatra", nr. 2, 2010

Note

Legături externe
 Despre Alexandru Obedenaru
 Scurtă prezentare - Alexandru Obedenaru

Nașteri în 1865
Nașteri pe 13 iulie
Decese în 1945
Decese pe 13 ianuarie
Bucureșteni
Decese în București
Decadendiști români
Directori de reviste români
Memorialiști români
Scriitori din București
Simboliști români

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Joanna Szulc
Intern at Andoya Space Center
Always check the facts.
Don't just assume that popular opinion is right.
I work with Research & Development departament. In short words my work is looking into new possiblities for various projects done by Andoya Space Center. If Alomar Observatory, which is a part of Andoya Space Center, wants to take a closer look at a possibility of automatic cloud detection in the skies overhead my job is to say what would it take to make it work. I take a look at what's available on site in terms of measuring equpiment, test ideas for improvement and most importantly look around the scientific community for the best tools and practices used by others in similar tasks.
It's problem solving at it's most flexible: I jump in and out of physics, programming, electronics, machine learning and anything else that is needed as long as it helps with the initial problem - cloud detection in this case.
I was supposed to be an art historian.
I had a good background in arts and humanities, attended Highschool for Fine Arts, swallowed history books and were praised for my 'lightness of quill' in my essays. But through all that I always kept one eye at aerospace and physics, space exploration and particle accelerators. That was the dreamland, were other, more mathematically minded individuals could thrive.
For the longest time I felt like I do not have what it takes to succeed in STEM, I was a 'humanist' after all and one knows that those are two separate paths in life.
But that didn't stop me from offering my help to a Student's Aerospace Association at the Warsaw University of Science and Technology. At first I helped around the workshop, painted models, designed posters, slowly gaining more confidence and switchting to more technical tasks.
Year later I made my leap of faith and applied for "Quantum engineering" course at Wrocław University of Science and Technology, leaving behind the forgotten application for art history.
I was inspired to join STEM throughout my life through science festivals, science fiction and the pride my hometown takes in being the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus. But it wouldn't matter much if not for the warm welcome of other enthusiasts that made me realise that maths and physics is, contrary to the popular belief, like any other knowledge - available to all that wish to put in the work and learn.
My current position - I work, as a physicist, in the far North and I get paid well for it.
When I was younger I heard a lot of dissmisive comments on how physics won't pay my bills. How going into STEM is all fine and good as long as you're a java developer.
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I love life long learning. I hope it will never stops, and working in STEM constantly challenges me learn more and more.
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After some minor skirmishes, Major General John Buford is convinced that the Confederates are near the small town of Cashtown and that they will be marching on Gettysburg the next day. Buford sends a message to Gen. John Reynolds to come up quickly while he holds with his two brigades of cavalry and a battery of cannon.
I entered this place to-day at 11 a. m/ Found everybody in a terrible state of excitement on account of the enemy's advance upon this place. He had approached to within half a mile of the town when the head of my column entered. His force was terribly exaggerated by reasonable and truthful but inexperienced men. On pushing him back toward Cashtown, I learned from reliable men that [R. H]. Anderson's division was marching from Chambersburg by Mummasburg, Hunterstown, Abbottstown, on toward York. I have sent parties to the two first-named places, toward Cashtown, and a strong force toward Littlestown. Colonel Gamble has just sent me word that Lee signed a pass for a citizen this morning at Chambersburg. I can't do much just now. My men and horses are fagged out. I have not been able to get any grain yet. It is all in the country, and the people talk instead of working. Facilities for shoeing are nothing. Early's people seized every shoe and nail they could find.
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Guide to Labor Day in Oklahoma City: Festivals, Events, Things to Do
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By Adam Knapp
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If you are going to be in Oklahoma City, the "Horse Show Capital of the World" and the state's capital during Labor Day weekend, there are plenty of things to do in addition to soaking up the local cowboy culture. A number of annual Oklahoma City events and popular activities fall during Labor Day weekend. Whether swimming in a lake, attending a Western festival, or watching a sports game, you'll enjoy the unofficial end of the summer in this modern city and its surrounding area.
Aquatic Centers & Spraygrounds
There aren't many operational pools left in Oklahoma City, and those tend to close in late July. However, the aquatic centers are open through Labor Day, making the holiday one of your last chances to enjoy the water and cool down from the summer heat.
The city-operated spraygrounds—offering a range of cannons, levers, and buckets, among other things which spray you with water—typically shut down the end of September.
Area Lakes
Whether it's the swimming beaches of Arcadia Lake, the trails around Lake Overholser, the fishing piers and water skiing at Lake Stanley Draper, or sailing and having a picnic at Lake Hefner, Labor Day is the perfect time, and perhaps one of the final moments of the season, to get out and enjoy the lakes. In Oklahoma City, you have several options for lakes, each sure to be bustling on Labor Day.
A great way to have fun is at Oklahoma City's water park White Water Bay, featuring over 25 acres of pools, rides, and slides. In mid-August, the park usually goes to a more limited schedule, but they are open Labor Day weekend. It's generally a send-off to the season for many.
Check out the Wild West-themed Frontier City for rides, bumper boats, and a Ferris wheel, among other entertaining activities. They reduce their hours in August but are open Labor Day weekend. If you are seeking go-karts, batting cages, and water attractions, check out Andy Alligator's Fun Park and Water Park near Norman.
The University of Oklahoma Sooners College Football
You may have a flat screen television and a comfortable recliner at home, or something similar at your hotel, but that can't take the place of the game day atmosphere. The University of Oklahoma Sooners—with a history dating back to 1895—will host their season opener Labor Day weekend in 2019, taking on the Houston Cougars from the University of Houston, at The Gaylord Family Oklahoma Memorial Stadium.
The team has a rich history in football that includes many players having won the Heisman Trophy, an award given each year to the most outstanding college football player in the U.S.
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Oklahoma City Dodgers Baseball
Speaking of sports, Labor Day is like a transition time from baseball to football. Around the holiday is often the final opportunity to see the Oklahoma City Dodgers play for the year. In 2019, the team has four home games against New Orleans Baby Cakes in late August and early September at the Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark in the Bricktown District just east of downtown Oklahoma City.
The team formerly known as the Oklahoma City 89ers is often a contender for the league title and has numerous notable players.
Arcadia Western Heritage Festival & Rodeo
Arcadia, about a 30-minute drive to Oklahoma City in an area east of Edmond, has an annual longtime Labor Day weekend favorite called the Arcadia Western Heritage Festival & Rodeo at Arcadia Park. The highlight of this family-friendly event might be the live blues music, but you'll also find gospel singers and other entertainment, vendor booths, a talent show, and a parade. The rodeo closes things out.
Head out for Some Shopping
Labor Day weekend tends to be one of the bigger shopping times of the year. Bargain-hunters should find plenty of sales and events throughout Oklahoma City. You're sure to get great deals at OKC malls, from the atrium mall with three stories called 50 Penn Place to Quail Springs Mall, one of the state's largest, where you can also catch a movie.
In addition, you can check out local shops and dining establishments as you explore the city's many districts.
Sam Noble Museum
Don't miss Sam Noble Museum, Oklahoma's museum of natural history where your family can learn about over 500 million years of the state's natural and cultural history. The museum has an impressive 10 million specimens and artifacts among its current and permanent exhibits, plus programs for people of all ages.
Also of interest are the collections like the Native American Languages collection—this includes books, recordings, lesson plans, and other items, from over 175 Native North American languages.
Visit a Growing Arts District
The Arts District in downtown Oklahoma City used to house film distribution offices for some major Hollywood studios. Today it's a worthwhile area to visit the businesses related to the arts, as well as The Oklahoma City Museum of Art, and the Civic Center Music Hall.
Area restaurants—even one in a former automobile assembly plant, are enjoyable end of summer stops. The Flashback Retro Pub, a venue and bar, brings back video games from the 1980s era, like Pac-Man, Donkey Kong, and Rubik's Cubes, and stars like Madonna.
The Jim Shoulders Living Legends Rodeo
If you are up for an exploratory drive about 90 minutes east of Oklahoma City, your family can enjoy a Labor Day rodeo in the small city Henryetta, the "Rodeo Cowboy Capital of the World." Sanctioned by the Professional Rodeo Cowboy's Association and the Women's Professional Rodeo Association, the event offers traditional competitions in steer wrestling, barrel racing, bareback riding, bull riding, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, and team roping.
The Jim Shoulders Living Legends Rodeo at Historic Nichols Parks was named after the former 16-time World Champion cowboy who lived in Henryetta until his death.
Midwest City Doggie Paddle
In Midwest City, just 15 minutes by car heading east of Oklahoma City, Reno Swim & Slide offers special public events throughout the summer; one of them honors the last day of the pool season and Labor Day weekend. For a new type of fun, bring your dog to the pool for the annual Doggie Paddle, usually held in the evening on the Monday of Labor Day weekend.
As long as your dog has tags, is current on shots, and is on a leash when not in the water, you may bring your fuzzy friend to participate. While the human attending does pay a small fee, the canine has free admission.
Rentiesville Dusk 'Til Dawn Blues Festival
Thought it's a nearly two-hour drive east of Oklahoma City, the Rentiesville Dusk 'Til Dawn Blues Festival would be a fun family activity for Labor Day weekend and is even dubbed "the world's largest backyard party." About 3,500 people celebrate the blues festival in this historically important town—one of the 50 all-black towns in Oklahoma established in 1903. The town is also the birthplace and home of Oklahoma blues legend and event founder D.C. Minner.
The festival entertains the crowd with over 200 musicians, including nationally- acclaimed headliners, plus workshops and a barbecue. They also have a Kid's Village Festival, including free harmonica lessons.
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