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When to go to Vietnam &# 8212; The most popular question on the forums. As a rule, type response &# 171; in Vietnam you can go all year round&# 187; not enough, although the answer &# 8212; Right, with the only reservation that choosing a region and / or travel destinations, you should take into account the specifics of the season and weather conditions.
Where to go to Vietnam in January
Weather in Vietnam in January. In the south and north of Vietnam in the midst of dry, the sunny season, while the central part with the beaches of Hoyan, Danang and Nyachng, just left the rains. Steadily good weather promises to be on the beaches in the second half of the month.
Sapa, Hanoi, Halong Bay, Ningbin, Buck Ha, Mai Chow, Hangang
January one of the most dry months of the year in the north of Vietnam. Blue, sunny sky, but the temperature is pretty cool, on average + 18 ° C. And although the amount of precipitation in January is at the lowest level, the fog is quite frequent, especially in coastal areas and in Halong Bay.
In the Far North, dry, cold and at times foggy especially at night and in the morning. White paddle caresses the sau streets and hutes the slopes of the airplane mountains. Night temperature may drop to 0 ° C. Warm clothes, at this time of year, will not be superfluous.
The period continues when the weather in the south of Vietnam pleases clean, blue sky, abundance of the sun and small rains. Beach Phantheet and Muin, Ho Tram and Long Hai &# 8212; Battle in sunlight, like Fukuok Islands and Kon Tao.
Center Vietnam
The rainy season comes to an end and the weather in the central part of Vietnam becomes better and better. The amount and duration of the rain decreases, decreased to a minimum in the 2nd half of the month. The average temperature is kept in the area + 23 ° C. The beach season includes Hoian, Danang and Nyachng. In the central highlands at this time of the year at night, it is rather cool, and the temperature in the mountains can fall to + 7 ° C.
Beach season in January
Where to go to Vietnam in February
Weather in Vietnam in February. Nice month for travel in Vietnam. Weather in February are more dry and sunny. And although in the north is still cool, and at night, the fog, in the center and in the south of the country, the pure sky, the abundance of the sun and there is practically no precipitation.
Clean blue sky and a lot of sun, but the temperature in the north will be pretty cool, on average + 17 ° C. The amount of precipitation in February is still at the lowest level, although a foggy haze is not a rare phenomenon, especially in coastal areas and around Halong. Far to the north dry, but cool, sometimes fog, especially at night. For travel, you will need a suitable, warm clothing.
Good weather can be waited for all February. On the southern beaches and the Islands of Fukuok and Kon Tao great weather, a lot of the sun and practically without rains. Average temperature + 27 ° C. February is a good month for scuba diving near Kona Dao, where at this time clean water and visibility on average 20-30 meters.
Heat returns to Central part of Vietnam. Hoiana and Dananga beaches bathed in the sunshine, which is from time to time dilutes small, bringing freshness, rain. On average, the temperature is + 25 ° C. In Hue, also warm and dry, while in the Malat and the central highlands, though more cooler, but at the same time good conditions for trekking and walks around the surrounding area. For evening you will need warm clothes. Further to the south, on the beaches of Nha Trang, it will be warm, sunny and pure blue sky.
Beach season in February
Where to go to Vietnam in March
Weather in Vietnam in March. March in a number of the best months for a trip to Vietnam. At this time, wonderful weather conditions throughout the country. On the southern and central beaches, blue, clean sky, the abundance of the sun and quite hot. Mountain areas are not lagging behind it is the excellent conditions for hiking and adventure activities.
March &# 8212; This is a month when the north with a more gifted by sunlight and clean blue sky. It becomes warmer, the thermometer's column on average will show + 19 ° C, but at the same time, if it is raining can be felt cool . In general, March &# 8212; This is the time of the best conditions for walking and trekking in Sap, Mu K. Tea and Ha Geng.
The temperature in the south rises, although it has not yet reached its limit. The weather will be dry and clear, the beaches near Hoshimina: Phantheet and Muin, Ho Trom and Long Hai &# 8212; as well as the South Islands of Kon Tao and Fukuok in the Zenith of Glory. On average, the temperature is kept + 29 ° C. Like the previous month, March is a wonderful time for diving in the area of Kon Dao island, with visibility on average 20-30 meters.
Central Vietnam is experiencing better days from the point of view of the weather, when significantly weakened the rains, and the sun took the robust position in the sky. Hoyan's beaches and Danang entered the summer mode. On average, the temperature is + 27 ° C. In Hue Heat and dry. Comfortable conditions also in Malat and throughout the central highlands. Further to the south, in the nurse, the temperature rises, but its average is kept in the area + 25 ° C. Month march wonderful time for diving.
Beach season in March
Where to go to Vietnam in April
Weather in Vietnam in April. The weather remains comfortable. On the beaches are sunny, but in some areas the rains begin. In the north of Vietnam at this time, it is already quite hot, although in the mountains can still be planning a trip. Days there are solar and cloudless, and the nights are cool and pleasant.
The temperature in the north continues to grow, the region is prepared for the hot, wet season. Closer to the end of the month rains can go, the average temperature mark is kept in the area + 24 ° C. In mountainous areas Conditions are ideal for walking around the surrounding area Ha Genga, Mu Kang tea and saules.
At this time, in the south, somewhat hot, the temperature is average + 31 ° C. And while the region stands on the threshold of the rainy season, rainy days in April. Days are sunny, and the sky is blue and cloudless. Fukuok, Kon Dao, Phantyt and Muyne remain one of the best beach destinations in Vietnam in April.
Central Vietnam is ideal weather for both travel and beach holidays. On the beaches of Hoyan, Dananga and Nha Trang, the best time. The average temperature in the area + 28 ° C. Further north in Hyu is also good weather, a similar situation in Malat and in the central highlands.
Beach season in April
Where to go to Vietnam in May
Weather in Vietnam in May. Last Swallow of cloudless days. Some regions of Vietnam have already entered the rainy season, while the central part is at the peak of solar activity with excellent beach weather in Hoyan, Danang and Nha Trang. South plunged into the rainy season, which, especially by the end of the month, bring the long-awaited moisture to the dried land. In the north, it also begins hot, wet summer, the temperature will grow and getting closer.
In the north of Vietnam, the temperature grows together with the amount of rain, although dry days will still be. On average, the temperature is kept at + 29 ° C. Nevertheless, in the mountains, you can still catch good days for walking.
Rains in May will go on increasing. Strong, short shower goes as a rule in the afternoon and in this period there are its charms, t.To. Short, heavy rain quickly extinguits heat and fills the air with a pleasant freshness.
Sun and clean, Blue Host Sky on Central Vietnam Beachs in May. In Hoyan, Danang and Nha Trang, excellent conditions for beach holidays. Middle temperature in May + 30 ° C. In Hue also excellent weather. In the central highlands, it is already going to rain, although they are far from the peak of their capabilities and still can be a lot of sunny days.
Beach season in May
Hoyan, Danang, Quinen, Nha Trang &# 8212; During the month, dry sunny days. Muin, Kon Dao, Fukok &# 8212; Sunny days with possible rains in the afternoon.
Where to go to Vietnam in June
Weather in Vietnam in June. June, is a mix of wet and dry weather. In the south and north they are raining. In the north of the shower can be accompanied by gusty winds and storms, but the beaches of the central region are still a good place to relax. Here is good weather and brightly shines the sun, while the central highlands almost completely in the power of the rain.
Heat, rain and storms &# 8212; Here is the motto of this month. The average temperature in the north of Vietnam in June + 30 ° C. It rains in the mountains, which makes it impossible to walk and trekking around the neighborhoods of mountain villages.
In the south, the wet season was fixed. Shni will go more and more often, the volume of water poured out of the sky is more and more, but it does not mean that the south is completely devoid of the sun. In combination with the rain, there will still be a lot of clear and sunny hours. The average temperature in June is kept in the area + 28 ° C.
Among other things, June is significant for the nesting period of green turtles, which are sailing to the island of Tao to postpone the eggs on one of the beaches. During the night tides of the female, the turtles appear on the shore, dig a nest and put eggs, which will soon turn into small, funny turtles. The nesting process, as well as the appearance of offspring, occurs under the control of local biologists.
Dry, sunny days and blue sky are still relevant for Central Vietnam. Beaches in Hoyan, Danang are in the best period. Middle temperature + 30 ° C. In Hyue also good weather. In the central highlands, it rains, although traveling in the mountainous area is still possible.
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Q: locate j*.vim doesn't work? I've read the locate man page and searched this site, but I don't see how to do this:
I'm looking for all *.vim files starting with j. How can I use locate to achieve this?
[docker@docker1 ~]$ locate java.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/ftplugin/java.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/indent/java.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/syntax/java.vim

[docker@docker1 ~]$ locate "j*.vim"
[docker@docker1 ~]$

A: You have to use find command.
Just type find -name "j*.vim" and you will get expected search result.

A: I found the answer here, and it's simple. Locate stores the whole path, so you need a wildcard on BOTH sides on your search terms:
docker@docker1:~$ locate '*jav*.vim'
/usr/share/vim/vim74/autoload/javascriptcomplete.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/compiler/javac.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/ftplugin/java.vim

You can, of course, also resort to regular expressions:
docker@docker1:~$ locate -r 'jav.*.vim'
/usr/share/vim/vim74/autoload/javascriptcomplete.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/compiler/javac.vim
/usr/share/vim/vim74/ftplugin/java.vim

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Q: Poor performance with large Java lists I'm trying to read a large text corpus into memory with Java.  At some point it hits a wall and just garbage collects interminably.  I'd like to know if anyone has experience beating Java's GC into submission with large data sets.
I'm reading an 8 GB file of English text, in UTF-8, with one sentence to a line.  I want to split() each line on whitespace and store the resulting String arrays in an ArrayList<String[]> for further processing.  Here's a simplified program that exhibits the problem:
/** Load whitespace-delimited tokens from stdin into memory. */
public class LoadTokens {
    private static final int INITIAL_SENTENCES = 66000000;

    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {
        List<String[]> sentences = new ArrayList<String[]>(INITIAL_SENTENCES);
        BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
        long numTokens = 0;
        String line;

        while ((line = stdin.readLine()) != null) {
            String[] sentence = line.split("\\s+");
            if (sentence.length > 0) {
                sentences.add(sentence);
                numTokens += sentence.length;
            }
        }
        System.out.println("Read " + sentences.size() + " sentences, " + numTokens + " tokens.");
    }
}

Seems pretty cut-and-dried, right?  You'll notice I even pre-size my ArrayList; I have a little less than 66 million sentences and 1.3 billion tokens.  Now if you whip out your Java object sizes reference and your pencil, you'll find that should require about:

*

*66e6 String[] references @ 8 bytes ea = 0.5 GB

*66e6 String[] objects @ 32 bytes ea = 2 GB

*66e6 char[] objects @ 32 bytes ea = 2 GB

*1.3e9 String references @ 8 bytes ea = 10 GB

*1.3e9 Strings @ 44 bytes ea = 53 GB

*8e9 chars @ 2 bytes ea = 15 GB

83 GB.  (You'll notice I really do need to use 64-bit object sizes, since Compressed OOPs can't help me with > 32 GB heap.)  We're fortunate to have a RedHat 6 machine with 128 GB RAM, so I fire up my Java HotSpot(TM) 64-bit Server VM (build 20.4-b02, mixed mode) from my Java SE 1.6.0_29 kit with pv giant-file.txt | java -Xmx96G -Xms96G LoadTokens just to be safe, and kick back while I watch top.
Somewhere less than halfway through the input, at about 50-60 GB RSS, the parallel garbage collector kicks up to 1300% CPU (16 proc box) and read progress stops.  Then it goes a few more GB, then progress stops for even longer.  It fills up 96 GB and ain't done yet.  I've let it go for an hour and a half, and it's just burning ~90% system time doing GC.  That seems extreme.
To make sure I wasn't crazy, I whipped up the equivalent Python (all two lines ;) and it ran to completion in about 12 minutes and 70 GB RSS.
So: am I doing something dumb?  (Aside from the generally inefficient way things are being stored, which I can't really help -- and even if my data structures are fat, as long as they they fit, Java shouldn't just suffocate.)  Is there magic GC advice for really large heaps?  I did try -XX:+UseParNewGC and it seems even worse.

A: -XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC: finishes in 78 GB and ~12 minutes.  (Almost as good as Python!)  Thanks for everyone's help.

A: Idea 1
Start by considering this:
while ((line = stdin.readLine()) != null) {

It at least used to be the case that readLine would return a String with a backing char[] of at least 80 characters. Whether or not that becomes a problem depends on what the next line does:
String[] sentence = line.split("\\s+");

You should determine whether the strings returned by split keep the same backing char[].
If they do (and assuming your lines are often shorter than 80 characters) you should use:
line = new String(line);

This will create a clone of the copy of the string with a "right-sized" string array
If they don't, then you should potentially work out some way of creating the same behaviour but changing it so they do use the same backing char[] (i.e. they're substrings of the original line) - and do the same cloning operation, of course. You don't want a separate char[] per word, as that'll waste far more memory than the spaces.
Idea 2
Your title talks about the poor performance of lists - but of course you can easily take the list out of the equation here by simply creating a String[][], at least for test purposes. It looks like you already know the size of the file - and if you don't, you could run it through wc to check beforehand. Just to see if you can avoid that problem to start with.
Idea 3
How many distinct words are there in your corpus? Have you considered keeping a HashSet<String> and adding each word to it as you come across it? That way you're likely to end up with far fewer strings. At this point you would probably want to abandon the "single backing char[] per line" from the first idea - you'd want each string to be backed by its own char array, as otherwise a line with a single new word in is still going to require a lot of characters. (Alternatively, for real fine-tuning, you could see how many "new words" there are in a line and clone each string or not.)

A: You should use the following tricks:

*

*Help the JVM to collect the same tokens into a single String reference thanks to sentences.add(sentence.intern()). See String.intern for details. As far as I know, it should also have the effect Jon Skeet spoke about, it cuts char array into small pieces.

*Use experimental HotSpot options to compact String and char[] implementations and related ones:
-XX:+UseCompressedStrings -XX:+UseStringCache -XX:+OptimizeStringConcat

With such memory amount, you should configure your system and JVM to use large pages.
It is really difficult to improve performance with GC tuning alone and more than 5%. You should first reduce your application memory consumption thanks to profiling.
By the way, I wonder if you really need to get the full content of a book in memory - I do not know what your code does next with all sentences but you should consider an alternate option like Lucene indexing tool to count words or extracting any other information from your text.

A: You should check the way how your heap space is splitted into parts (PermGen, OldGen, Eden and Survivors) thanks to VisualGC which is now a plugin for VisualVM.
In your case, you probably want to reduce Eden and Survivors to increase the OldGen so that your GC does not spin into collecting a full OldGen...
To do so, you have to use advanced options like:
-XX:NewRatio=2 -XX:SurvivorRatio=8

Beware these zones and their default allocation policy depends on the collector you use. So change one parameter at a time and check again.
If all that String should live in memory all the JVM livetime, it is a good idea to internalising them in PermGen defined large enough with -XX:MaxPermSize and to avoid collection on that zone thanks to -Xnoclassgc.
I recommend you to enable these debugging options (no overhead expected) and eventually post the gc log so that we can have an idea of your GC activity.
-XX:+PrintGC -XX:+PrintGCDetails -XX:+PrintGCTimeStamps -Xloggc:verbosegc.log


You may want to skip Supergirl: Beyond Good and Evil and the following trade, Supergirl: Way of the World, and just start with the Sterling Gates creative team that comes along after. After Joe Kelly's madcap, just-so-wrong-it's-right take on Supergirl in Supergirl: Identity, writer Kelley Puckett and artist Drew Johnson offer a more traditional take on Kara Zor-El that ultimately has less controversy ... but also seemingly less substance.
I firmly believe that Kelley Puckett's run on Batgirl, along with art by Damion Scott, should be listed as a definitive Batgirl (Cassandra Cain) creative team. It was obvious Puckett understood the character, writing a series of nearly-silent one-shot issues that developed Batgirl while remaining true to the core of the character. To this end, I expected very much to enjoy Puckett's work on Supergirl; he's shown he can write young, female characters in an even, unexploitive, interesting way.
The difficulty is that Puckett writes Supergirl here almost as if she were Batgirl. There's great, great swaths of silent pages here, as Supergirl exchanges knowing glances with Superman as she looks back into Krypton's past, or fights the classic Supergirl-villain Reactron (in a new, fairly generic form). This silence only reinforces the plainness of Puckett's Supergirl story; as opposed to Joe Kelly's bad-girl Supergirl, Puckett's Supergirl has an equal stranger-in-a-strange world vibe, but shows it only through the generic superhero tropes of saving civilians and battling bad guys.
Puckett, to his credit, is moving toward a larger tale where Supergirl, bucking traditional superhero tropes, tries to cure a disease-ridden boy instead of just stopping robbers. This is not new territory, though Puckett does imbue it with some suspense, as in the final pages an alien whisks Supergirl off to a future she's destined to destroy by aiding the boy in the present. Unfortunately, this glimmer of uniqueness comes only at the end of this tale, and it takes a while (a long, silent while) to get there.
Indeed, the middle of the story has Supergirl looking back on Krypton such that she sees her father sending her to Earth -- an origin story that conflicts with Joe Kelly's origin just one trade earlier. I understand the thematic reason for this, as Supergirl's seeing Krypton die again makes her that much more determined to save the dying child, but again it's a far less edgy, more "vanilla" origin for Supergirl than what DC Comics recently established. Over in the Superman titles, Geoff Johns has slowly rolled out a new vision of Krypton, and my guess is that Supergirl needs to be revamped to go along with that; it's an awkward post-post-Infinite Crisis retcon (a la the current second revamp of Hawkman) that would no doubt confuse more casual readers.
While we're on the topic, I also continue to be bugged by how writers portray Superman in the Supergirl title as this worrying fogey. I distinctly remember a conversation between Superman and the Kon-El Superboy where Superman talks about his love for Metallica albums and dance contests; Kon saw Superman as a friend and mentor, not as a third wheel. I don't mind some conflict between Superman and Supergirl, but as a fan of both titles, it's tiring to see Supergirl groan about Superman over and over, when the reader's supposed to relate to Superman elsewhere in the DC Universe. It makes me glad Supergirl will be a greater part of the Super-family with the next creative team, as maybe things will be more aligned.
I was glad, by the way, to see Action Comics #850 reprinted at the beginning of this trade. While it suffers from some of the same "fogey Superman" troubles I mentioned above, the completist in me is glad to have it. I like the watercolor-like art from Renato Guedes here; Drew Johnson, who's work I liked on Wonder Woman, does an nice job on Supergirl, though she looked much older here than with Ale Garza or Ian Churchill.
Kelly Puckett's Supergirl isn't bad, insulting, or embarassing by any stretch ... it's just slow. I'm eager for a team that can find a balance on the character where she's not over the top, but also has interesting adventures.
Up next, a bit of Teen Titans (also featuring Supergirl) and then some Blue Beetle.


Editor's note: This post was written by Salima Sarken, 5th time Smirkus Camper.
When I first got to Circus Smirkus Camp, I felt excited and scared. I was seven years old and it was my first time at overnight camp. However, everyone was smiling and welcoming and as soon as I got in the tents, I was having too much fun to miss home. I remember sitting on the trapeze for the first time and feeling really brave and happy.
2019 is going to be my fifth summer at Smirkus Camp, and camp now feels like a second home to me. Here's why I come back every summer: the people, the circus, and the vibe.
The circus activities are the best part of my day. The coaches have been very encouraging and have cool things to learn for all levels. I continue to be challenged each year, no matter how much I have learned since last summer.
Juggling is still my hardest rotation, but the other campers and coaches have been super supportive and encouraging of my learning. My favorite rotation is aerials and I love being upside down. At camp, I have tried so many things including tightwire, clowning, sling, unicycle, wacky-tramp, and pear-shaped lyra and have enjoyed them all.
Some of my favorite choice times have been clown jam and aerial meditation which I wish everyone could try because it is so relaxing after a busy, circus-filled day. I love working with other campers to create the end-of-camp show and I especially like working on pyramids with my fellow campers. I come back to camp for all these circus adventures and more.
other campers to pick wildflowers and then making flower crowns.
Dinner dress-up is a high point of each day for me. There are lots of different themes such as pirates vs. ninjas (I'm usually a ninja); under the sea (I like to dress as an octopus); and animal, vegetable, or mineral (one year I wore my purple bathrobe and was an eggplant).
It is always great to meet new campers and to see returning ones again. I met one of my best friends at camp and we're looking forward to coming back together. The staff are super supportive too; they are very kind and sweet and helpful when I miss home or when I'm sleepy in the morning. (I'm not a morning person.) I feel like I really belong at camp. I hope to see you there!
P.S. I liked camp so much that I even convinced my parents to go to Adult Camp and they loved it.


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Genesee's Softball Coach Inducted into SUNY Brockport's Athletic Hall of Fame
Genesee Community College is pleased to announce head Softball coach and sports information director, Kristen Clark will be inducted into the SUNY Brockport Golden Eagle Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday, September 26, 2009. The highly decorated coach and athlete will be inducted for her performances in Basketball, Softball and for her participation in the 2003 Women's Basketball team.
Kristen joined Genesee's Athletic department in 2004 as the head coach of the Lady Cougar Softball team. She is a 2003 graduate of SUNY Brockport with a Bachelors of Science in Business Administration degree and 54 credits towards a sports management concentration. She received her Master's degree from California University of Pennsylvania.
While at Brockport, Kristen was a two-sport athlete in Basketball and Softball, where she was an All-American and broke many school records. These included career records with best Earned Runs Average (1.18), most games pitched, most wins (69), and most strikeouts (639) for the Eagles Softball team. For the basketball program she holds most points in a season (596), highest scoring average in a season (20.6), second career all time leading scorer (1780), and second career all time rebound leader.
Kristen was also nominated for the 2004 College Sportswoman of the year and was inducted into the J.P. Morgan Chase Basketball Tournament Hall of Fame. She has also earned State University of New York Athletic Conference (SUNYAC) Women's Basketball Player of the Week honors multiple times.
"Personally, I would say that Kristen is incredibly hard-working and a role model not only for the women on the College's softball team, but for all athletes," Becky Dziekan, Genesee's director of Health and Physical Education said. "I think Genesee Community College is very lucky to have her on staff."
Previous to joining the Cougar team, Kristen was the assistant basketball coach at Brockport where she helped with recruiting, planning and fundraising throughout the season. She currently sits on the SUNY Brockport Alumni Association Board. Kristen was recently married to David Schuth and together they reside in Spencerport, NY.
For further information please contact Margaret Sisson, Athletic Director at Genesee Community College at 585-343-0055 x6239.
Editor's Note: A photograph of Kristen (Clark) Schuth is available at:
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In an annual 49-hour fundraising event, hundreds of Alaskans donated more than $1 million to the University of Alaska's three universities. Donations from more than 1,600 alumni, community members, corporate partners, faculty, and staff ranged from $5 to $100,000 and were designated to support specific programs, scholarship funds or research enterprises.
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The UA Giving Day tradition, which successfully launched in fall of 2020, is a collaborative effort between the University of Alaska Foundation and the three universities in Fairbanks, Anchorage and Southeast. The 49 Hours for Alaska online event focused on the impact the universities make on thousands of lives and livelihoods across the state, and encouraged philanthropic support for students, academic and training programs, research and more for Alaska.
Last year, participation in UA Giving Day was worldwide, raising $670,000 from more than 1,100 donors from 49 states and 10 countries. This year, the 1,600+ donations came from 41 states and 12 countries.
The global outpouring of support demonstrated the reach that the UA system has through its alumni, faculty, staff, donors and friends.
"On behalf of the three chancellors, I want to express our appreciation and thanks to everyone who participated in making the 49 Hours for Alaska another tremendous success," Pitney said.
For those who missed the 49-hour window, gifts can still be made to the university by clicking here.
The University of Alaska Foundation was established in 1974 to seek, secure, and steward philanthropic support for the benefit of the University of Alaska System. The University of Alaska System is comprised of three distinct and separately accredited Universities in Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau with community campuses located in 13 communities across Alaska. For more information, please visit www.alaska.edu/foundation.
For more information, contact Roberta Graham, associate vice president of public affairs at 907-360-2416 (cell).
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Both Oriental and Asiatic Lilies make a stunning combination with Roses and Gerbera Daises.
Whatever the season, we will make up a bouquet to reflect the changes in the air.
The fall foliage with the tropical birds allows you to bring home both the fall season and the tropics.


The idea would be that someone from every country would come and pay condolences. This would be a great advocacy campaign and I am sure it will capture the attention of media and the international community. I know where to host this and I have enough people and resources to implement it. You will be the main guest at this event.
Fadia Daibes Murad was a world recognized Palestinian water expert, young, vibrant, articulate, with a recent PhD in hydrology. She published a tome about Palestine water rights and won an Edberg Award in 2005 for contribution to peace in the Middle East through her work on water rights law. She emphasized including using water as a catalyst for peace in the Middle East. She had embarked on a path to bring the water rights' issue to world attention thru the international court system. She told me, I'm beyond writing about the conditions. I want solutions, and I feel the main route to solutions is thru adjudication by international bodies.
I agreed, and since one of my main photographic themes is hydropolitics, I offered to supply her with visuals. I could imagine working closely with her as she prepared a case for equitable distribution of water rights between Palestinians and Israelis. Not to be, not with Fadia, she is now dead.
Fareed, a Palestinian justice activist and friend, wrote me that she'd died. When I first read his email in the presence of my daughter, Joey, I wept and swore, expressing my usual combination of grief and rage. Returning to Ramallah from attending a water conference in Istanbul Turkey, she died in a car crash. Robin, a colleague of mine, informed me that "It was a rainy day and a car skidded and hit her vehicle. She was killed instantly by a blow to the spine, though she was wearing a belt." (Curious that water led to her death.) When I told my good friend Y about this—who commiserated fully, remembering who Fadia is and what she meant to me—she asked, Any chance of Israeli involvement? I'd not considered this, now I might, but Fadia was probably not a threat to Israel at this stage, not yet.
We met for the first time in 2006 when Bassam of Pronto Café in Ramallah told me about her. On my last trip in 2007-08, meeting at the Pronto, excited to see her again, she gave me numerous hydropolitics' leads. At the end of our rich conversation I mentioned not yet finding an apartment. She said, Oh, I think I can help with this. Because of Fadia I had virtually free shared housing for most of my 3-month sojourn—a testament to her generosity.
We'd remained in touch. She always loyally responded to my questions about facts and interpretations while I prepared my slide shows and photo exhibits. For my upcoming trip this summer I'd planned to write her, asking her for more leads and for help finding housing. Erased—bluntly and suddenly erased. I am distraught.
In an email to me she'd suggested organizing a House of Mourning in Ramallah to bemoan the death of international law in Palestine. Perhaps I can create the equivalent facility for mourning her death on this blog.
I encourage all who knew her or knew of her and were affected by her to comment to this blog about your personal story related to Fadia.
As Joe Hill, the International Workers of the World organizer, declared shortly before his execution by the state of Utah for his activism, Don't mourn, organize! For me this means to continue my photo projects with new fervor, especially about water rights. I hope others are encouraged by her story to pursue their own struggles for justice in Palestine/Israel.
I took a mo' and viewed her on YouTube – very articulate about the problem. What a tragedy that she is no longer with us in the way she has been. And what great fortune that she was here at all, moving things in a positive direction, inspiring others with her passion, clarity and commitment to peace for ALL. I am deeply moved and grateful to know about her. Thank you for sharing this.
I felt so sad just by reading your words, and even more after trying to get a glimpse of her work and who she was.
I am truly very sorry for your, our, and the just cause's loss.
I am sure the Lord up above is embracing her with all His mercy, as well as her family with patience and serenity in acceptance of her tragic loss.
One can only feel so small upon looking at such a dedicated person's work!
Sir, I just read your blog about Fadia. Her passing is everyone's loss. I didn't know Fadia in her professional capacity. I knew her through her children- as a mother. My son is very close friends with her eldest son. She has two wonderful sons, who, with the help of their father, family and friends, are trying to come to terms with this devastating turn in their lives. She was a very sweet lady, and I do wish I had gotten to know her better. She will live on in her work, in the books she had published, and most importantly – in her wonderful children.
Knowing you has been my privilege.
I just read the loverly words about Fadia she was such a great person I knew Fadia as a friend since I was her neighbour 16 years ago she was always loving, conciderate and great to have fun with. She was always there when you needed her, her family is also as loving as she is. I am going to miss her a lot around the years especially whenever I visit Jerusalem and Ramallah may she rest in peace and give coarage to her husaband and her 2 kids.
Your words are not only a comfort but a source of strength for our family and fadia's many friends. Fadia has achieved immortality in her own way by serving an outstanding role- model for women in general and Palestinian women in particular. She will live on in the hearts and minds of all who shared with her dreams of peace and who will continue to work diligently to continue her legacy.
Fadia lives in her own special way.


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Sa population était de  en 2011.

Notes et références

Liens externes
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Emre at 8 Months | Colored Pencil on Colourfix Paper | 9 x 12"
Untitled | Colored Pencil on Colourfix Paper | 9 x 12"
Though it appears that this is quite a lot of progress, its really only a few hours of work. The drawing itself is pretty small on the 9×12 surface so its going pretty quickly. I've not decided if I'll leave it this way or crop it to a smaller size.
This is, of course, my son Emre shooting deadly rays of cuteness from his eyes. I took the reference photo of him in November in my studio while I was working on this drawing of him. As I worked, I would occasionally show him the drawing, and he would light up with a huge grin on his face (He does this with all of my drawings, now – he looooves to look at artwork). So, I grabbed the camera, got down on the floor with him and took several photos of him using the drawing as "smile bait". This is the best of them all.
Ultranormal II | Colored Pencil on Pastelbord | 9 x 12"
I'm pretty happy with the way this one ended up, and I had a lot of fun doing it. Easily my new favorite!
Still a wee bit of work left to do on the tongue, but it wasn't even half as difficult as I had thought it would be. I've no reason to believe that the next update won't be the finished drawing.
Utranormal II | Colored Pencil on Pastelbord | 9 x 12"
What do you mean I'm avoiding the tongue? Preposterous! Take your wild, reckless allegations to someone else's blog!


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Updraft®
Winter storm will dump heavy snow in northern Minnesota Saturday night into Sunday night
Lighter snow amounts to the south
Ron Trenda
(See mid afternoon update regarding updated warnings/advisories)
If you need to travel in northern Minnesota this weekend, it's best to get that travel done this Saturday. I suspect that some roads will be impassable on Sunday due to heavy snow and strong winds.
Forecast models agree that this weekend's winter storm will hit northern Minnesota the hardest. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's North American Mesoscale (NAM) forecast model shows the potential precipitation pattern from 5 p.m. Saturday through 10 p.m. on Sunday:
NAM simulated radar 5 p.m. Saturday to 10 p.m.
NOAA, via Tropicaltidbits.com
NOAA's High-Resolution Rapid-Refresh (HRRR) model shows a similar precipitation pattern:
HRRR simulated radar 5 p.m. Saturday to 10 p.m. Sunday
Notice the tight spacing of the isobars Sunday and Sunday night, indicating very strong winds.
Snow forecasts
Snow totals from Saturday evening through Sunday evening are expected to be in the 6 to 8 inch range in much of northwestern Minnesota:
Snow forecast
North-central and northeastern Minnesota will probably see many 8 inch or greater snow totals:
Snow forecast and warnings
Some spots along and a bit inland from the North Shore could tally over 12 inches of snow.
The Twin Cities metro area will have a chance of occasional light snow showers Saturday evening and overnight, followed by a chance of scattered rain/snow showers on Sunday. Parts of the north metro have the potential for snow accumulations of up to one inch by Sunday morning.
You can hear updated weather information for Minnesota and western Wisconsin on the Minnesota Public Radio News network, and you can see updated weather info on the MPR News live weather blog.
Updated Minnesota road conditions can be found here. Wisconsin road conditions can be found here.
Warnings and watches
Winter storm warnings start at 6 p.m. in northeastern North Dakota and in several northwestern Minnesota counties that border the Red River. There's a winter storm watch from Moorhead to Detroit Lakes to Fergus Falls that starts Saturday evening:
Winter storm watches and warnings start Sat. evening in NW Minn.
Portions of that watch may be included in warnings that are updated later today by the Grand Forks NWS office.
Here are details of the winter storm warnings that begin at 9 p.m. this Saturday in northwestern and north-central Minnesota:
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Grand Forks ND 957 AM CST Sat Dec 4 2021 MNZ005-006-008-009-013>017-023-024-060600- /O.CON.KFGF.WS.W.0003.211205T0300Z-211206T0600Z/ Roseau-Lake Of The Woods-East Marshall-North Beltrami-Pennington- Red Lake-East Polk-North Clearwater-South Beltrami- South Clearwater-Hubbard- Including the cities of Roseau, Warroad, Greenbush, Baudette, Newfolden, Middle River, Grygla, Red Lake, Redby, Ponemah, Thief River Falls, Red Lake Falls, Fosston, Fertile, McIntosh, Erskine, Bagley, Clearbrook, Bemidji, Alida, Ebro, Lake Itasca, Long Lost Lake, Lower Rice Lake, Roy Lake, Upper Rice Lake, and Park Rapids 957 AM CST Sat Dec 4 2021 ...WINTER STORM WARNING REMAINS IN EFFECT FROM 9 PM THIS EVENING TO MIDNIGHT CST SUNDAY NIGHT... * WHAT...Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 6 to 10 inches. Winds gusting as high as 40 mph Sunday afternoon and evening will cause areas of blowing and drifting snow. * WHERE...Portions of north central and northwest Minnesota. * WHEN...From 9 PM this evening to midnight CST Sunday night. * IMPACTS...Travel will be very difficult. Areas of blowing snow will significantly reduce the visibility. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency. The latest road conditions for North Dakota can be found at dot.nd.gov/travel and for Minnesota at 511mn.org, or by calling 5 1 1 in either state.
By midnight winter storm warnings expand to cover the remainder of the northern third of Minnesota, plus parts of northwestern Wisconsin. Winter storm warnings continue through Sunday and Sunday evening in most areas, and until 6 a.m. Monday in northeastern Minnesota and northwestern Wisconsin. Portions of Cook County in northeastern Minnesota will be in a blizzard warning from 5 a.m. Sunday to 6 a.m. Monday.
Here are details of the warnings in northeastern Minnesota:
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Duluth MN 331 AM CST Sat Dec 4 2021 MNZ020-037-042145- /O.UPG.KDLH.WS.A.0005.211205T0600Z-211206T1200Z/ /O.NEW.KDLH.WS.W.0005.211205T0600Z-211206T1200Z/ Southern Lake-Carlton and South St. Louis- Including the cities of Two Harbors, Silver Bay, and Duluth 331 AM CST Sat Dec 4 2021 ...WINTER STORM WARNING IN EFFECT FROM MIDNIGHT TONIGHT TO 6 AM CST MONDAY... * WHAT...Heavy snow expected. Total snow accumulations of 6 to 10 inches, except 10 to 16 inches for the higher terrain of the North Shore. Winds gusting as high as 40 mph. * WHERE...Southern Lake and Carlton and South St. Louis Counties. This includes the Tribal Lands of the Fond du Lac Band. * WHEN...From midnight tonight to 6 AM CST Monday. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult to impossible. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...The worst conditions should be during the day on Sunday. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... If you must travel, keep an extra flashlight, food, and water in your vehicle in case of an emergency. The latest road conditions can be obtained by calling 5 1 1. Road conditions can also be found at 511mn.org for Minnesota or 511wi.gov for Wisconsin.
The blizzard warning for portions of Cook County starts at 5 a.m. Sunday:
URGENT - WINTER WEATHER MESSAGE National Weather Service Duluth MN 331 AM CST Sat Dec 4 2021 MNZ021-042145- /O.UPG.KDLH.WS.A.0005.211205T0600Z-211206T1200Z/ /O.NEW.KDLH.BZ.W.0001.211205T1100Z-211206T1200Z/ Southern Cook- Including the city of Grand Marais 331 AM CST Sat Dec 4 2021 ...BLIZZARD WARNING IN EFFECT FROM 5 AM SUNDAY TO 6 AM CST MONDAY... * WHAT...Blizzard conditions expected. Total snow accumulations of 10 to 16 inches. Winds gusting as high as 40 mph. * WHERE...Southern Cook County. This includes the Tribal Lands of the Grand Portage Reservation. * WHEN...From 5 AM Sunday to 6 AM CST Monday. * IMPACTS...Travel could be very difficult to impossible. Patchy blowing snow could significantly reduce visibility. * ADDITIONAL DETAILS...The worst conditions should be during the day on Sunday. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... Travel should be restricted to emergencies only. If you must travel, have a winter survival kit with you. If you get stranded, stay with your vehicle. The latest road conditions can be obtained by calling 5 1 1. Road conditions can also be found at 511mn.org for Minnesota or 511wi.gov for Wisconsin.
Updates to the warnings will be posted by the Duluth NWS office.
Here is a mid-afternoon update on the winter storm warnings and advisories
The NWS has expanded the northwestern Minnesota winter storm warning southward to around Detroit Lakes, and a winter weather advisory for lesser snow amounts includes Fergus Falls:
Winter storm warnings Saturday night and Sunday
Winter weather advisories also have been posted for Saturday night and Sunday from Brainerd to Hinckley (beginning at 8 p.m. Saturday and over to Rice Lake and Hayward in Wisconsin (beginning at 10 p.m. Saturday):
Winter storm warnings/winter weather advisories Saturday night and Sunday
More on the next update.
Temperature trends
Saturday highs will be mainly in the 30s across central and southern Minnesota plus western Wisconsin. Far northern Minnesota will see some 20s.
Sunday highs range from 20s in the far north to lower 40s in the far south:
Sunday forecast highs
An arctic front spreads much colder air across Minnesota and Wisconsin Sunday night and Monday, with Monday highs in the single-digits north to teens south:
Monday forecast highs
Strong winds will give us sub-zero wind chill temps on Monday, so find your warmest coat and gloves by then!
Twin Cities highs are projected to reach the lower 20s Tuesday, then around 30 degrees on Wednesday, followed by mid 30s Thursday and lower 30s on Friday.
You can hear my live weather updates on MPR News at 7:35 a.m., 9:35 a.m. and 4:39 p.m. each Saturday and Sunday.


The Ministry of the Interior is home to 190 skilled and committed professionals in legislative drafting, internal security (police, rescue services and border management), migration, finance and administration.
dealing with international and EU matters within the ministry's branch of government.
Our work is challenging and covers a wide range of issues. The work itself is of major importance to society. Working at the Ministry provides an excellent overview of central government, and insights into issues relating to internal security and migration.
We place a particular emphasis on employee wellbeing and competence development. We aim to create a happy and effective working environment that is conducive to learning. The Ministry of the Interior received the State prize for promoting wellbeing at work in 2011.


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package sql_test

func (*logicTest) traceStart(_ string) {}

func (*logicTest) traceStop() {}

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Safe React wrapper for setInterval

[![Gitter](https://img.shields.io/gitter/room/nkbt/help.svg?style=flat-square)](https://gitter.im/nkbt/help)
[![Dependencies](https://img.shields.io/david/nkbt/react-interval.svg?style=flat-square)](https://david-dm.org/nkbt/react-interval)
[![Dev Dependencies](https://img.shields.io/david/dev/nkbt/react-interval.svg?style=flat-square)](https://david-dm.org/nkbt/react-interval#info=devDependencies)

## Installation

### NPM

```sh
npm install --save react react-interval
```

Don't forget to manually install peer dependencies (`react`) if you use npm@3.

### 1998 Script Tag:

```html
<script src="https://unpkg.com/react/dist/react.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/react-interval/build/react-interval.min.js"></script>
(Module exposed as `ReactInterval`)
```

## Demo

[http://nkbt.github.io/react-interval](http://nkbt.github.io/react-interval)

## Codepen demo

[http://codepen.io/nkbt/pen/ZGmpoO](http://codepen.io/nkbt/pen/ZGmpoO?editors=101)

## Usage

### Quickstart
Start counting on render

```js
import ReactInterval from 'react-interval';

const App = React.createClass({
  getInitialState() {
    return {count: 0};
  },

  render() {
    const {count} = this.state;

    return (
      <div>
        {count}
        <ReactInterval timeout={1000} enabled={true}
          callback={() => this.setState({count: this.state.count + 1})} />
      </div>
    );
  }
});
```

### Full example
Change timeout on the fly, start and stop counting

```js
import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import ReactInterval from 'react-interval';

const App = React.createClass({
  getInitialState() {
    return {
      enabled: false,
      timeout: 1000,
      count: 0
    };
  },

  render() {
    const {timeout, enabled, count} = this.state;

    return (
      <div>
        <ReactInterval {...{timeout, enabled}}
          callback={() => this.setState({count: this.state.count + 1})} />

        <input type="number" step="200" min="200" max="5000" value={this.state.timeout}
          onChange={({target: {value}}) => this.setState({timeout: parseInt(value, 10)})} />

        <button disabled={enabled} onClick={() => this.setState({enabled: true})}>
          Start</button>

        <button disabled={!enabled} onClick={() => this.setState({enabled: false})}>
          Stop</button>

        {count}
      </div>
    );
  }
});

const appRoot = document.createElement('div');
document.body.appendChild(appRoot);
ReactDOM.render(<App />, appRoot);
```

## Options

#### `callback`: PropTypes.func.isRequired

Function repeatedly called after timeout

#### `enabled`: PropTypes.bool (default: false)

Should start timer?

#### `timeout`: PropTypes.number (default: 1000)

Timeout before each `callback` call

## License

MIT


Welcome to the Bee Happy Blog Hop!
We are buzzing with joy!! It's Spring, the birds are singing and the bees are buzzing! So happy you decided to join us in this fun bee themed blog hop today!
You should have buzzed on over from Lisa's bee hive. If not the Queen bee is Connie Can Crop and she is the first stop in this hop. This is a one day blog hop and we appreciate your leaving a comment for all of these amazing crafters.
We have an awesome sponsor for this hop!
Follow their blog HERE for inspiration!
What do you need to do to win? Easy... become a follower of each of the fabulous blogs in this hop and leave each of them a comment letting them know what you like best about their projects. You will have until 10 pm Sunday to finish the hop and leave your comments. Winner will be announced on Wednesday 4/20/16 at Connie Can Crop. Be sure to follow everyone and leave a comment along the way!
When I saw this file from Kadoodle Bug Design's I wanted to try making a shaped card. I watch a video on YouTube and it wasn't to hard. I think this card will cheer up the person who gets it.
Up next is Christi's Bee hive.
Here's our line up in case you get lost.
Sarah this is wonderful! Great job! Love it!
Cute shaped card. People love getting those.
So cute! I love her designs and you did a great job making the shaped card!
Thanks for entering your card into Connies monthly challenge!
So adorable! Great job with it! So fun hopping with you, as always!
OMG what a cutie - I love your bee-shaped card - TFS!!
What a cute card! So darn adorable. It was fun hopping with you.
Oh my, how cute! Sure to help anyone in need of a pick me up!!
what a precious design! great job!
Very adobe shaped cad. Great job.TFS and good luck in the draw. Thank you for hopping along.
This would cheer me up! Love it!!!
That is the cutest little bee. I love the eyes!!! It was great buzzing with you!
This adorable little guy is perfect for the Queen Bee challenge at Connie Can Crop. Thanks so much for joining us. Good luck!
hi again. as I said, really cute card: Just perfect for Connie Can Crop's challenge:Queen Bee. God luck.


2018 was an abysmal year for Maryland Republicans, notwithstanding Gov. Larry Hogan's (R) decisive 12-point victory over former NAACP leader Benjamin T. Jealous (D).
The presumptive 2022 Republican gubernatorial bench was all but wiped out last November, with Democrats scoring victories in the big six-county executive races, including two upsets in Howard and Anne Arundel Counties, respectively.
Had former Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman – a center-right Republican well-regarded by state Republicans and Democrats – won re-election, it is likely he would have launched a 2022 gubernatorial bid.
Similarly, former Anne Arundel County Executive Steve Schuh, more conservative than Kittleman and more aggressive in style, was already preempting his future gubernatorial bid.
Sources familiar with Schuh's future plans tell A Miner Detail that he was planning to team up with House Minority Whip Kathy Szeliga (R-Harford, Baltimore), running together on a gubernatorial ticket.
Szeliga already has statewide name recognition: She won the 2016 Republican Senate primary but went on to lose the general election to now-U.S. Senator Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.).
The gubernatorial door could still be open for the two former Republican county executives.
Both men were tapped by the governor to serve in his administration in prominent posts: Kittleman is leading the Workers' Compensation Commission; Schuh is heading the state's Opioid Operational Command Center.
Some Maryland political observers say, however, that Kittleman and Schuh's public stature has been severely diminished after losing the keys to their county – and it would be nearly impossible for the two men to wage gubernatorial campaigns in four years.
Moreover, the Republican Party nationally is undoubtedly facing a diversity shortage within its ranks.
But here in Maryland, Republican women are on the rise – and two, in particular, may emerge as frontrunners in a 2022 gubernatorial Republican primary.
In December, Gov. Hogan announced he would appoint Maryland Labor Secretary Kelly M. Schulz to lead Maryland's commerce department to replace Michael Gill, who resigned to return to his former full-time job in the private sector.
Schulz's cabinet appointment is subject to Maryland Senate confirmation.
Schulz, who just turned 50 on Jan. 2, was elected in 2010 to represent Frederick County's District 4 in the Maryland House of Delegates. She previously served as an aide to former state Sen. David R. Brinkley, who now serves as Maryland's budget secretary.
Well-respected across the political spectrum, Schulz is viewed as one of the leading Republicans to succeed Gov. Larry Hogan come 2022.
In 2017 she briefly flirted with a congressional bid in Maryland's 6th Congressional District. She ultimately decided not to jump into the race.
But with the impending congressional redistricting, likely to affect the 6th Congressional District's heavily gerrymandered district lines, Schulz's name has crept back into the conversation, with several Maryland political insiders ranking her at the top of the list to run for Congress.
On Friday, Gov. Hogan announced that he was appointing his deputy chief of staff, Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio, as Maryland's secretary of natural resources.
Haddaway-Riccio, 41, will replace Secretary Mark Belton, who is returning to his former post as Charles County Administrator, according to a Friday news release.
Former Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich (R) appointed Haddaway-Riccio to the Maryland House of Delegates in 2003 (District 37B) to fill the term left vacant by Kenneth D. Schisler, who was appointed as the Chair of the Maryland Public Service Commission. She ran for election and re-election in 2006 and 2010, respectively.
Haddaway-Riccio has already experienced the grind of a statewide gubernatorial campaign firsthand and, like Schulz, has built name recognition.
Former Hogan planning secretary David R. Craig tapped Haddaway-Riccio as his lieutenant governor running mate in July 2013. Craig and Haddaway-Riccio placed second to Larry Hogan in the June 2014 Republican gubernatorial primary.
Haddaway-Riccio will begin her new role in early February and is expected to face an easy confirmation by the Maryland Senate.
Other potential Republican gubernatorial candidates could include current Lt. Gov. Boyd K. Rutherford, Wendi Peters, a special secretary for smart growth, Harford County Executive Barry Glassman, Hogan chief legislative officer Christopher B. Shank and Senate Minority Leader J.B. Jennings.
It's unclear whether Rutherford would launch a gubernatorial bid of his own in 2022. He recently brought on veteran press aide Hannah Marr, a Hogan press shop veteran – a move that some think will raise Rutherford's media profile.
One thing is clear, though: It is no accident that Gov. Hogan has surrounded himself with politically savvy operators and intellectually talented future state leaders.
Hogan's legacy may in part be cemented by his successor.
And there are plenty of women – Republican and Democrat – ready to fill that role.


This cemetery is located four miles north of Bowler on Kolpack Road. It was called St. Peter's Lutheran Cemetery and is now evergreen Cemetery. Thanks to FHC volunteers Patti & Jeanette Rekow, and Eleanor & Cheryle Paiser, and Muriel Cerveny -- last update 1976.
BARTELME Ernest 21 May 1873 - 9 Oct 1949 PFC Ord. Dept.
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Link into the secure area.
Link to a copy of the .htaccess file.
Link to a copy of the password file.
Jump to the FORM documentation.
Jump to the Usage Points documentation.
Frontpage Warning! Frontpage does _not_ play well with the .htaccess file needed for this configuration. Frontpage also has its own ability to password protect directories.
From time to time there arises a situation where you don't want the whole world to be able to see parts of your website. Often you can accomplish this by not linking into the area you want to hide, but sometimes that doesn't work. (We call this security by obscurity :-). Sometimes the URLs "leak out", seach engine gadgets (like ours :-) will still provide links to the "hidden" areas, and usage statistics might list these hidden URLs.
With the web server that we use, this password protection is directory based. That is, all files in and below a "protected" directory are password protected. Any access to them requires that the browser provide a valid userid and password. This is usually transparent after the first successful access of a protected page.
Setting up password protection at BareMetal.
With our pass_gadget tool, setup is somewhat more complicated, but maintenance is trivial :-).
The less complicated approach is to use create the password file using http://baremetal.com/cgi-bin/mkpasswd and either build your own .htaccess file or use the customization script in step 2 to help you (but ignore the parts about admin password, they are only applicable to the pass_gadget.
a file to hold the encrypted administrator password [which gets set when you first use the form].
It is not that bad... one just has to look after ALL the details.
Create the directory. It can have any name and be located anywhere. Hopefully you use directories to organize your files so you're already familiar with this.
Create the .htaccess file. This file needs to go in the directory that you created in the previous step. It literally HAS TO BE called ".htaccess" That leading period is important.
Update: The empty file requirement has been reduced to a file with less than 13 bytes of data in it... Many folks were having trouble uploading "empty" files... they usually ended up being one or two bytes long.
In this example, the password file was called demo.pwd and was in tbrown's home directory (full path is /home/tbrown/demo.pwd). That means that the administrator password will be stored in demo.pwd.passwd.
So... here's the form. Give it a try!
There have been some questions about what to do with this form you've created (e.g. where to put it and what to call it). The answer is fairly simple: put it somewhere on your site (any directory, under any name -- once you actually create a userid/password pair, you can even move it into the password protected area). The logic is fairly simple. This gadget maintains a file of passwords, and the information about that file is stored in the form. It is not directly related to your password protected area. The .htaccess file you create to restrict access "happens" to point to the same file -- that's the only connection between the secure area and the admin gadget.
Hang on, he said 5 steps... not 6. That's right. You're done. Now test it!
OK, so what's in that form and what makes it tick? Well, there's a CGI program that makes it tick (/cgi-bin/pass_gadget). And the form hands 7 variables to that CGI program to get it to do its magic.
file this specifies the name of the password file and (indirectly) the administrator password file.
adminpasswd this is the magic password that you have to specify to add or delete a user. I strongly advise that you don't bury this in a hidden field in the form.
userid the name of the user to add or delete.
action whether to list all the accounts, or to add or delete the given user.
pass1 one copy of the user's new password.
pass2 another copy of the user's new password.
How does the administrator password get set? The first time the script runs, the administrator password file is empty... The script notices this and writes the encrypted administrator password into the file.
How do I change the administrator password? What you want polished gadgets?!!? Overwrite the administrator password file with an empty file, and then re-initialize it as described in the previous point.
How do I change a user's password? Just add the user again. The CGI program will just over-write the old password with a new one.


I'm going to be visiting Boston in June with my friends from college. We're going to a concert at Bank of America Pavilion and then we want to stop by a few clubs in Allston near BU to hear more music. We know we can take the T out to BU, but we've heard that it shuts down before the clubs close. Tell us it's not true! But if it is, what's the best way to get back to our hotel? We're staying at the Seaport Hotel near the BoA Pavilion.
Susan's reply: It's true - the T (Boston's subway) shuts down at least an hour before most bars do.
Although Boston nightlife continues in many locations until last call at 2pm, the T stops running between midnight and 1am, depending on the station.
Fortunately, Boston's compact size means that most centrally located hotels are an easy walk from downtown nightlife venues. However, both your hotel and the clubs that you mentioned are outside of Downtown Boston, and you'll have a long walk back - about 4 miles - if you stay at the club until it closes.
- Take a taxi - cost will be higher than the T, but the trip back to your hotel will be faster than walking.
- If your reason for going to the clubs near BU is that you're looking for great music and a college-aged crowd, consider the Central Square area of Cambridge instead - try TT the Bear's and the Middle East. Getting back to your hotel will still be a hike if you stay out past midnight, but at least it's only about 2 miles instead of 4 - and a shorter cab ride if you take that option.
Hope this helps! Have a great time in Boston and enjoy the concert - Bank of America Pavilion is such a great spot for summer concerts.


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Cruise ship with COVID-19 infections has new passengers
FILE – People pause to look at Norwegian Cruise Line's ship, Norwegian Breakaway, on the Hudson River, in New York, on May 8, 2013. Ten people aboard the cruise ship, approaching New Orleans, have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said Saturday night, Dec. 4, 2021. The Norwegian Breakaway had departed New Orleans on Nov. 28 and is due to return this weekend, the Louisiana Department of Health said in a news release. Over the past week, the ship made stops in Belize, Honduras and Mexico. (AP Photo/Richard Drew, File)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A cruise ship that carried at least 17 passengers and crew members with breakthrough COVID-19 infections when it docked in New Orleans has set sail again with new passengers.
Nine crew members and eight passengers were infected when the Norwegian Breakaway arrived on Sunday, a Louisiana Department of Health spokeswoman said Monday.
None had any symptoms and only fully vaccinated people are allowed on board, Norwegian Cruise Line said.
The cruise line said all passengers who boarded the Norwegian Breakaway on Sunday were offered a chance to cancel without penalty. The company did not immediately respond to questions about whether any did cancel or how many passengers the ship now carries.
"Guests who opt to sail must wear masks while indoors except while actively eating or drinking and will be tested twice during the cruise," the statement said.
The Breakaway can carry up to 3,963 passengers. Its Caribbean route from New Orleans includes Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico; Roatán, in the Bay Islands of Honduras; and Harvest Caye, Belize.
An earlier statement from Norwegian Cruise Line said that any passengers who tested positive would either drive themselves home or "self-isolate in accommodations provided by the company."
Some people who left the ship on Sunday told WVUE-TV that they had been told that people on board had tested positive for COVID-19, but others said they hadn't.
Don Canole of North Carolina said he got first word from overhearing the station's interview with someone nearby. "It would have been nice to have known. We would have taken maybe a few more precautions," he said.
Passengers said they were tested for COVID-19 exposure on Saturday. The cruise line also gave passengers take-home rapid tests as they left the ship, according to WVUE.
Cruise ships were an early source of outbreaks at the start of the coronavirus pandemic last year, and some ships were rejected at ports and passengers were forced into quarantine. The CDC issued a no-sail order in March 2020, prompting a standstill that ended last June as cruise ships began to leave U.S. ports with new health and safety requirements.
by Carl Jones / Jan 21, 2022
KANSAS CITY, MO (WROC) — As much as the bills love Josh Allen the player, they love Josh Allen the man just as much. Allen may be one of the league's top five superstars but all he really wants to be is one of the guys.
"He is a superstar but he doesn't carry himself like one," said Dawson Knox. "It's not like he's standoffish and hard to get a hold of off the field. Last night he FaceTimed me like four times in a row just to get me to get on Xbox. It's just little things like that. He's like a brother, he's like a best friend."
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (WROC) — It was only a matter of time before members of the Bills staff moved up the ranks and took other jobs as the team's success has generated interested in a number Buffalo's coaches and front office employees.
The latest is Joe Schoen as the New York Giants have hired him as their next general manager.
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Meet The New 2019 Honda CB500F – 2023 Review
Marylou Miller
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Design Of 2019 Honda CB500F
The new additions in the bodywork are quite subtle together. However, the combined feel is easily notable in the overall picture. The front fender is the same, but the Spartan LED headlight lost some angularity and now offers a slightly softer visage. The complete front is still as aggressive as ever.
The blackout fork sliders, rims and triple tree remind us of the custom culture, tying the machine together front to rear. Smaller turn signals are present on the revamped single headlight for a clean front end, while a tiny fly screen acts as the housing for the digital colored LCD instrument table. The display is easy to read, and shows revs, a digital-numeral speed readout, a large gear-position indicator, fuel gauge and engine temperature.
The 4.5-gallon fuel tank sports new graphics, setting it apart from the predecessor. The tank, saddle and frame form a narrow intersection, so it is easy to reach the ground from the 30.9-inch high seat. The rider's triangle is great for a race-style look when riding.
The sub frame has a small rise, creating a tall vertical break between the rider and their passenger. Foot pegs and the tapered J.C. handles finish off the amenities meant for the passenger, while the LED taillight is secured under the tip of the pointed tail. The tag and turn signals are mounted on the mudguard.
"Diamond-tube" mainframe stays the same as on the previous model, with the 35 mm steel tubes and rather nimble geometry. A set of symmetrical, 17-inch rims sport spokes with a Y-shaped cross-section, which is hollow in order to reduce the unsprang weight.
The standard set of 41 mm forks carry the front end, while a Pro-link monoshock does it in the back. Since the bike has a 415-pound curb weight, a single 320 mm disc with a twin-pot anchor in the front is enough. A single-piston caliper grips the 240 mm disc in the rear. You also get to choose an ABS and a non-ABS model.
Honda boosted the power by 4% this year, which means 47 horsepower at 8,500 rpm. The torque is also deeper, with a boost in the 3,000 to 7,000 rpm range, with a maximum of 32 pound-feet. The valve train is a shim-and-bucket version, with roller-rockers that work more quietly. The low-resistance intake tract is another thing that contributes to the power boost, as well as the dual-port muffler.
Coming from the "RR" program is the six-speed transmixxer and the new slipper clutch. Dual 34 mm throttle bodies in conjunction with the PGM-FI deliver all of the juice to the nearly square 471 cc engine with 67 mm bores and a 66.8 mm stroke.
2019 Honda CB500F Price
The base model costs $6,199, while the ABS protection is $200 more. The Grand Prix Red is the standard on both. It also comes with an unlimited-mileage, and a one-year warranty, but you can also extend that coverage for extra cash.
Kawasaki Z400, a domestic rival, is a bike surely to appeal to the same type of rider. The "Z" family is as naked as the "F," but it is somewhat edgier with a more severe look. From the headlight to the angular tail, everything is just so typical of a Kawasaki.
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The chassis is similar in its simplicity. Their classic suspension means they lose some points here, because it only really does what it needs to and nothing more. The 399 cc engine produces 28 pound-feet of torque, a predictable shortfall versus the larger Honda engine.
The price difference is however rather large, with the Kawasaki standing at $4,799 versus the $6k+ Honda. Both are similarly stripped, and lacking higher electronic gadgets or control subsystems. They both opted for the honest feedback and performance.
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MODERN ART: The Spicy Spider Roll piles fried soft-shell crab and fish roe atop a ring of sushi.
Little Rock, at least for the moment, is swimming in a sea of solid, no-frills sushi restaurants. Sky Modern Japanese, located in the Pleasant Ridge Town Center, deserves to be mentioned alongside some of our other favorites like Kiyen's or Hanaroo. You don't get that intimate, chic, white-table-cloth vibe of Kemuri, but you do get consistency and quality, not to mention a lower price point.
The inside of the restaurant is modern and clean, with high ceilings and glossy concrete floors. The music is turned very low. A few booths dot the walls, but there's little else in the way of privacy. We opted for the patio, a great choice on a hospitable evening. It's spacious and clean. String lights give a warm glow. Muzak pumped in from the shopping plaza provides a bland soundtrack, but it's also scientifically engineered to be ignored.
You can do a lot worse than the Sky Peartini ($9), a mix of ginger liqueur, pear vodka and lime juice. It comes in an electric blue glass and zaps the palate with a warming fruity buzz. It was a nice pairing for the Seared Albacore Roll ($12). A roll of bright red spicy tuna, scallion, cilantro and avocado is topped with thin slices of seared and sesame-speckled albacore tuna. The overall effect is fresh and light. Sliced scallions add texture and a visual pop.
The Japanese eggplant is another great starter ($7.59). Sliced eggplant is sauteed with a honey sesame miso glaze and topped with a smattering of flash-fried microgreens. The eggplant was cooked until soft, the glaze was pasty, sticky and gave the dish a warm, honey-colored glow. It's a good mix of sweet and salty. Microgreens added a nice contrasting texture and had that satisfying "fried" flavor we all love.
A note about ordering sushi. In general this exercise has the potential to make us feel harried and nervous. There are always plenty (or too many) options, each with its own tiny description and occasional unknown ingredient. At Sky, the process is made easier. For one, they have a very manageable number of special rolls, 25 to be exact. Second, each is described by what's on the inside, and what's on the outside. It's very simple and direct, which we like.
Take the Spicy Spider Roll ($14). It's described on the menu as "Inside: tempura soft-shell crab, green onion, masago, spicy mayo and cucumber. Outside: tobiko and soft shell crab mix on top." And that's exactly what you get. Visually, it's different. It's not presented in your typical roll. Instead, you get a bed of sliced sushi topped with chopped-up bits of soft shell crab and a dark dash of tobiko roe. This one is decidedly heavy, owing to the large dose of fried crab, but it's tasty and one we would order again.
DELICIOUS BUT HARD TO EAT: The Firecracker Roll.
If sushi isn't your thing, try a hibachi dinner. We opted for chicken ($15.99). You can choose between soup or salad as a starter, and we recommend the ginger dressing if you order the salad. The tender white meat chicken was served with hibachi vegetables, three grilled shrimp, rice (we upgraded from steamed to fried for $3.29), and two dipping sauces.
In our experience, hibachi dinners are laden with soy sauce and oil. That's not the case at Sky. In fact, all the components of the hibachi dinner were flavorful but not overly seasoned, including the sauteed vegetables — zucchini, carrots, onions and mushrooms. The ginger- and mustard-based dipping sauces are not an afterthought but lend flashes of flavor to the simply seasoned chicken.
With its friendly service, a creative and user-friendly sushi menu, and generous portions, Sky has the potential to become your new go-to place for sushi.
The Firecracker Roll ($12.50) is great, though a bit difficult to eat. It's filled with spicy crab and avocado and topped with a cracker-sized piece of fried wonton, a slice of fresh tuna, mango salsa and a drizzle of hot sauce. Everything tastes spot on; it's just a little more than a mouthful. It's almost two dishes: the roll itself and the ceviche-like topping.
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Ireland Open Data: Issues and Challenges
Ireland by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Are clouds lifting from Ireland's reluctance to participate in releasing open data to the public? Given the glowing report by the OGP one would think that open data is about to become mainstream within the Irish National Government. In a June 17th OGP blog posting http://blog.opengovpartnership.org/2013/06/3354/ +Denis Parfenov expresses optimism on the following announcement: On May 20, 2013, the Irish Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Mr Brendan Howlin, announced that Ireland has sent its Letter of Intent to join the Open Government Partnership. "I look forward to working with citizens, civil society interests and business on the development of Ireland's first National Action Plan of commitment required for full OGP participation", Mr Howlin said. "I hope that civil society and citizens at large will use the OGP as an opportunity not only to encourage greater transparency and to open the doors of government to greater


Sometimes I get sent to some strange and definitely creepy places.
One place that will always stay in my mind is what started off as a routine document service job on a woman who had missed quite a few payments on her mortgage.
It was a nice spring morning, the sun was shining and it was warm - perfect for going on a nice drive in the country.
Okay, there was no murder, not as far as I know.
The address I was given was just outside a picturesque rural town some 50km from the city. Nice enough place if you like the smell of bovine excrement and you prefer to wear your shirts with the collars up. Yep, not really my kind of place at all, Big-City kind of gumshoe that I am.
The place in question was down a private lane, all shady with trees down either side. With only a few houses down the lane, do you think I could find the one I was looking for? No. I ended up knocking on several door before finally speaking with an older woman at the last house. When I asked which property was the one in question, she pointed back towards where I had come from and said that the driveway was between a couple of trees and that I probably missed it because of the overgrown grass and weeds.
As I thanked them and was about to turn away, the farmer's wife said "You won't find her there. She disappeared one dark and stormy night around 9 months ago, and hasn't been seen since." Her husband nodded and added "...but there's someone, or something, living in that house. We've seen a dark shape coming and going, never using the lane but cutting through the fields along the treeline..."
Sure! Like a big investigator like me is going to be afraid of some country ghost story.
I thanked them again for their time and made my way back down the lane yet, even with the sun on my back, I could feel my hackles rise as I made my way onto the property in question. The house stood in a clearing surrounded by tall grass and weeds and a number of abandoned vehicles, the path to the door now overgrown.
I completed a circuit of the house looking into the windows and it appeared like any normal home. I could see the usual appliances and items in the kitchen, furniture and the like in the lounge, all covered in a thin layer of dust.
Obviously, there was no answer to my knocking at the door so I decided to have a look around the property where I saw a number of trails in the grass leading from the house to the neighbouring fields. Also, there was something about those vehicles... Why would someone just leave all these cars here to rust?
With images of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre in mind, I decided that I'd rather not check out what was in the back of the cars. Maybe the remains of the property owner, and I was in no hurry to join her.
Discretion being the better part of valour, I decided that I'd make some further enquiries back in the office. When I got back to town I phoned the local constabulary who told me they were aware of the owner and had been to that property on one occasion and had also spoken to her family.
Supposedly, according to her relatives, this woman was known to just 'go walkabout' from time to time - just upping and leaving without saying so much as a word. Well, it's not a crime to do so, I guess. However, the Police were actively interested in her whereabouts as she missed a Court appointment and had a warrant out for her arrest.
I had to go back to that property a month or so later to post Court documents to the front door. It was just as I had left it last time although, on further inspection, I found a side window to the laundry ajar with black scuff marks on the wall - obviously where someone had been climbing in and out of the house.
Never did learn what happened to the woman though. That's always going to annoy me.


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Govt ignoring people on same-sex marriage, say church
The Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) said the plans to redefine marriage should be 'abandoned'.
The Scottish Government's decision to press ahead with redefining marriage goes against its own consultation and the plans should be dropped, the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) has said.
The Church warned that a redefinition of marriage would put Christians and others "in a difficult position".
It also said the Church would continue to oppose the plans.
The Free Church of Scotland (Continuing) said: "The Government's decision goes against the will of the majority who contributed to its consultation".
It added that if same-sex marriage is introduced in Scotland then "ordinary Christians", as well as others, would suffer.
And the Church concluded that the marriage plans should be "abandoned".
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In the Scottish Government's consultation on redefining marriage, two thirds of the 80,000 responses were opposed to the move.
And the far-reaching impact of the plan to redefine marriage has been laid bare by a leading human rights lawyer.
Teachers, chaplains, Christians who want to foster, and church groups could all be penalised, according to a legal opinion by Aidan O'Neill QC.
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It was a night of fun and great music when the Play It Strange Trust hosted a private concert recently to raise funds and provide supporters, friends and trustees with a glimpse into the world of New Zealand music. The trust was founded to provide songwriting and musical experiences for young New Zealanders, and works with students to realise their potential and express themselves through song.
The magical evening of entertainment was held at trustee Justine and Geoff Ross' home in Herne Bay, where supporters including Al Brown, Josh Emett, Neil Finn and Matt Nanai were treated to a spread of powerhouse performances.
The Kaipara Band rocked the stage alongside long-time trust supporters Jordan Luck and Peter Urlich, a charismatic trio from Ellerslie School and trust graduate Grace Brebner.
On the evening, guests could become a patron of the trust and pledge to back The Jam Bus, a mobile recording studio that travels to schools around the country. Trustee Murray Thom also sparked a spontaneous auction of framed prints, and the evening raised more than $80,000.
Guests enjoyed Grey Goose Le Fizz cocktails, served with chilled East Imperial Soda, as well as icy cold Moa Beer, Intersea and EuroVintage wines and delicious fare by Judge Bao.
To find out more visit playitstrange.org.nz.
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Seeking & Being 'New'. – Pursuing Life: Seeking The Blessedness in Being…Me.
I have decided my fifty years old post will go well past the age of fifty. I am sure I'll be contemplative well past and into the age, so I can be free with my writing time.
This weekend, I have been contemplative on my thoughts and how I think at this age versus other ages. I will try to explain it; however that may not be possible. One thing I really cherish about how I think lately, is that I see myself as a graceful human being. I no longer care to please other people nor am I anxious about their thoughts towards me. I used to run my life this way, and I feel ashamed for saying that. But I've matured. And I'm better now.
That walk took some painful steps to walk through, and some great revelations about who I am and what I really stood for in life.
I changed my mindset about my work and began to think about new possibilities, I began eating more healthy, juicing and drinking smoothies… I even started yoga! Wow .. words cannot explain that one! The relaxation feel is amazing!( Who knew!) I always used to think yoga was for people that had other spiritual motives in mind, then I tried Holy Yoga. It was a nice try, and felt safe. I decided to go back and now I've been back at least three times and signed up for a class! (Deep)!
Where I get to be myself and cherish myself at fifty, it just blesses my life, like none other. I'm gonna go on more road trips, enjoy my life more, travel more, be with people who enjoy being with me, walk in purpose, speak my mind, and make ALL that a priority. It feels good when you get to your birthday, and people want to cherish your birthday time with you.
Nice mantra to have…life does feel good when one seeks to grow!
Thanks for responding! train Today!☺Life has a certain grace to it when we seek the higher!


Did she just refer to Giuliana's jumpsuit as a "onsie for adults?" What is wrong with her? Will someone please help Amy to edit her ridiculous comments that come out of her yap?
Wore these things and horrible to go to restroom.
Never thought about it being a onesie…but she is right…exactly right even if some were called catsuits.
Had a couple I loved in silk…one in a crinkled silk called 'parachute' silk?
I actually brought a jumpsuit from Randolph Duke that is still sitting in my closet. I do plan to wear it at least once to the right occasion before it goes in my donation bin. I will just make sure I limit drinking liquids when I do plan to wear it.
Well, Amy told it like it was/is. – Amy is great.
Also, Amy was probably a little nervous in that she had an E.T. mess on her hands.
Oh wait I had a onesie as a baby ??. Does that count ? ??
I never had one. Even when they were in style. Just wasn't me. But I suppose whoever likes them enjoy!
I last wore one in the mid 90's…most fashion repeats! I love Amy and enjoy watching her shows!
I have no clue why jumpsuits are back in style. Looks like a miserable contraption.
She's such a wreck. She's always choking and sneezing on air.
:smileyhappy: I think she is funny! She gets so excited about the things she sells and says the most positive things about them. Onesie for adults-funny!
yes, that's what she said….made me giggle.


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Piazzamento finale: 1º posto, promossa in Serie A1.

Sponsor: Panasonic.


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