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REGISTRY?=gcr.io/google_containers
ARCH?=amd64
TEMP_DIR:=$(shell mktemp -d)
CNI_RELEASE=07a8a28637e97b22eb8dfe710eeae1344f69d16e

UNAME_S:=$(shell uname -s)
ifeq ($(UNAME_S),Darwin)
	SED_CMD?=sed -i ""
endif
ifeq ($(UNAME_S),Linux)
	SED_CMD?=sed -i
endif

ifeq ($(ARCH),amd64)
	BASEIMAGE?=debian:jessie
endif
ifeq ($(ARCH),arm)
	BASEIMAGE?=armel/debian:jessie
	QEMUARCH=arm
endif
ifeq ($(ARCH),arm64)
	BASEIMAGE?=aarch64/debian:jessie
	QEMUARCH=aarch64
endif
ifeq ($(ARCH),ppc64le)
	BASEIMAGE?=ppc64le/debian:jessie
	QEMUARCH=ppc64le
endif

all: build

build:

ifndef VERSION
    $(error VERSION is undefined)
endif
	cp -r ./* ${TEMP_DIR}
	mkdir -p ${TEMP_DIR}/cni-bin ${TEMP_DIR}/addons ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/singlenode ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/multinode
	cp ../../saltbase/salt/generate-cert/make-ca-cert.sh ${TEMP_DIR}

	# Singlenode addons
	cp ../../addons/dns/skydns-rc.yaml.base ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/singlenode/skydns-rc.yaml
	cp ../../addons/dns/skydns-svc.yaml.base ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/singlenode/skydns-svc.yaml
	cp ../../addons/dashboard/dashboard-controller.yaml ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/singlenode/
	cp ../../addons/dashboard/dashboard-service.yaml ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/singlenode/

	# Multinode addons; all singlenode addons plus kube-proxy (and soon flannel)
	cp ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/singlenode/*.yaml ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/multinode/
	cp kube-proxy-ds.yaml ${TEMP_DIR}/addons/multinode/kube-proxy.yaml

	cp ../../../_output/dockerized/bin/linux/${ARCH}/hyperkube ${TEMP_DIR}

	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|VERSION|${VERSION}|g" addons/singlenode/*.yaml addons/multinode/*.yaml static-pods/*.json
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|REGISTRY|${REGISTRY}|g" addons/singlenode/*.yaml addons/multinode/*.yaml static-pods/*.json
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|ARCH|${ARCH}|g" addons/singlenode/*.yaml addons/multinode/*.yaml static-pods/*.json
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|ARCH|${QEMUARCH}|g" Dockerfile
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|BASEIMAGE|${BASEIMAGE}|g" Dockerfile
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|CACHEBUST|$(shell uuidgen)|g" Dockerfile
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|-amd64|-${ARCH}|g" addons/singlenode/*.yaml addons/multinode/*.yaml
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|__PILLAR__DNS__REPLICAS__|1|g;s|__PILLAR__DNS__SERVER__|10.0.0.10|g;" addons/singlenode/skydns*.yaml addons/multinode/skydns*.yaml
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && sed -i.back "s|__PILLAR__DNS__DOMAIN__|cluster.local|g;s|__PILLAR__FEDERATIONS__DOMAIN__MAP__||g;" addons/singlenode/skydns*.yaml addons/multinode/skydns*.yaml
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && rm -f addons/singlenode/*.back addons/multinode/*.back static-pods/*.back

	# Make scripts executable before they are copied into the Docker image. If we make them executable later, in another layer
	# they'll take up twice the space because the new executable binary differs from the old one, but everything is cached in layers.
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && chmod a+rx \
		hyperkube \
		setup-files.sh \
		make-ca-cert.sh \
		copy-addons.sh

ifeq ($(ARCH),amd64)
	# When building "normally" for amd64, remove the whole line, it has no part in the amd64 image
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && ${SED_CMD} "/CROSS_BUILD_/d" Dockerfile
else
	cd ${TEMP_DIR} && ${SED_CMD} "s/CROSS_BUILD_//g" Dockerfile

	# When cross-building, only the placeholder "CROSS_BUILD_" should be removed
	# Register /usr/bin/qemu-ARCH-static as the handler for ARM binaries in the kernel
	docker run --rm --privileged multiarch/qemu-user-static:register --reset
	curl -sSL --retry 5 https://github.com/multiarch/qemu-user-static/releases/download/v2.5.0/x86_64_qemu-${QEMUARCH}-static.tar.xz | tar -xJ -C ${TEMP_DIR}
endif
	# Download CNI
	curl -sSL --retry 5 https://storage.googleapis.com/kubernetes-release/network-plugins/cni-${ARCH}-${CNI_RELEASE}.tar.gz | tar -xz -C ${TEMP_DIR}/cni-bin

	docker build -t ${REGISTRY}/hyperkube-${ARCH}:${VERSION} ${TEMP_DIR}
	rm -rf "${TEMP_DIR}"

push: build
	gcloud docker -- push ${REGISTRY}/hyperkube-${ARCH}:${VERSION}
ifeq ($(ARCH),amd64)
	docker rmi ${REGISTRY}/hyperkube:${VERSION} || true
	docker tag ${REGISTRY}/hyperkube-${ARCH}:${VERSION} ${REGISTRY}/hyperkube:${VERSION}
	gcloud docker -- push ${REGISTRY}/hyperkube:${VERSION}
endif

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Porsche have revealed a great video of Jeff Zwart record breaking run at the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb.
Piloting the Luminox 911 GT3 Cup, Zwart set a new record of 11:31.1 in the 2WD Time Attack class. This beat the previous record, set by Rhys Millen, by 38 seconds and allowed Zwart to place sixth overall.
The sound of the naturally aspirated GT3 Cup sounded amazing and the cockpit and external footage is simply breathtaking.
At the peak of Flugplatz, the car jumped slightly as it aggressively positioned itself for the tight right hand corner. As the car powered its way down towards the corner at Aremberg, jumping slightly at Schwedenkreuz, it entered the forest under the bridge at Fuchsrohre into Adenauer Forst.
This is where the familiarity of the previous Porsches' handling capabilities came into play, albeit with more power and composure. The next few corners were textbook racing as he stormed his way to the Karussell. I was not expecting to experience the Karusell, due to the reduced suspension height. To my amazement, he planted the CTR3 into the corner as the car miraculously dampened out most of the concrete bank vibration, to which the Karussell is famous for.
Then we went up the hill to Hohe Acht, to the famous spectators' area (Brunnchen) where he toyed with the throttle letting the back over steer slightly. He did the same at Pflantzgarten. He shot through the mini Karussell with the same composure, then down the final straight at Dottinger Hohe, where the driver teased me at 155mph saying that he still had 2,500 rpms left!
People compare this car to the Porsche Carrera GT and the Pagani Zonda-F; my opinion is that there is no comparison. This is a RUF CTR and a 3 year old one at that!
After numerous dealership press leaks and the recent unmuled testcar hotlapping the Nurburgring we have had official word from Porsche.
Dubbed as the Most Powerful Street-Legal Porsche of all Times with 620ps.
Equally supreme stopping power on this ultra-high-performance sports car comes from PCCB composite ceramic brakes. Appropriate longitudinal and crosswise dynamics are ensured by the sporting RS set-up of the springs, PASM Porsche Adaptive Suspension Management, anti-roll bars, as well as the dynamic engine mounts and PSM Porsche Stability Management.
Limited to just 500 units, the 911 GT2 RS will be available in Europe from September 2010, in the USA from October 2010. The Euro base price is 199,500.- Euro. Including VAT and national specifications/equipment the new 911 GT2 RS will retail in Germany at a price of 237,578 Euro.
Spotted the 2011 Porsche GT2 mk2 lapping at the Nürburgring Nordschleife during industry testing on the Green Hell.
Some of the powerplant changes include reduction in weight from 1400kg to below 1300kg Driver Permitting .
The next is more power from the Twin Scroll blowers expecting 612ps.
It is doing some hotlaps at the ring expect some news from Porsche very soon….
The second-generation Porsche 4×4 will come onto the market with more room, improved technology, and performance but is also trying to rebadge as a green car!.
In line with Porsche's new "Intelligent Performance" mantra, every model in the Cayenne lineup–from the entry-level V-6 to the range-topping Turbo boasts improved performance while using less fuel and producing fewer CO2's than the previous generation.
The highlight of the new lineup is undoubtedly the Cayenne S Hybrid, which we can confirm will be offered to the market this winter. It features a sophisticated parallel hybrid drive system that combines a supercharged 333 horsepower 3.0-liter gasoline V-6 with a 47 horsepower electric motor running on lithium batteries. The end result is a V-8 like 380 horsepower and 427 pound-feet of torque, the latter of which is available from a low 1,000 rpm.


One is a super-hero, the other a super-villain, and the third doesnt know which side shes on! Revisiting their rivalry from this summers smash 1-Shot hit, Bomb Queen and Blacklight go at it again, this time on Bomb Queens turf! Joining Blacklight is ShadowHawks own Rebound - but why do they want in to New Port City, and more importantly - will they be able to get out?


With almost 12,000 organic farms and more than 1.2 million acres (500,000 hectares), Occitanie and Nouvelle-Aquitaine are among the most dynamic regions of France and Europe.
AGRIBIO UNION works with men and women who are personally committed to Organic Farming, from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.
The diversity of our agricultural lands is an asset that allows us to grow a wide variety of cereals, oilseeds, protein crops, and pulses in crop rotations.
It allows us to distribute crops over the whole width of our territory and thus limit the impact of climate variations.
In each of our 16 "départements" (geographic administrative divisions), AGRIBIO UNION offers all its -producers a specialised technical support as well as logistic coordination for collecting and harvesting, input supplies and marketing service.
AGRIBIO UNION pays its producers fairly according to a common schedule defined by its Board members who are all farmers.


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Current (https://current.org/2011/03/one-of-lifes-persistent-questions-will-keillor-really-let-himself-retire/)
One of life's persistent questions: Will Keillor really let himself retire?
Dru Sefton, Senior Editor | March 21, 2011
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Did Garrison Keillor, that red-sneakered, 68-year-old host of A Prairie Home Companion, really announce his retirement plans in an interview published last week?
You decide. Here are your clues:
On March 16, AARP issued a press release, "Public Radio Legend Garrison Keillor Announces Retirement in AARP Bulletin Exclusive Interview."
In the question-and-answer dialogue on AARP's website, Keillor said, "I am planning to retire in the spring of 2013, but first I have to find my replacement."
Soon after AARP's piece appeared online, his longtime broadcaster and distributor, Bill Kling, president of American Public Media, told an MPR blogger that "Garrison has been talking about things like this for the last couple of years and when Garrison says it, it doesn't necessarily mean anything more than that morning's musings."
Later that same day, an APM memo to client stations tried to reassure them: "Garrison has been open in talking about his own future and in working out ways for A Prairie Home Companion to continue for many years to come. . . . APHC is continuing in its present form for the foreseeable future." The homey variety show, chock full o' tales of Lake Wobegon, music, comedy sketches and sound effects, is broadcast live from St. Paul, Minn., as well as from New York and sundry roadshow stops.
And if you're thinking, gee, let's just ask Keillor for clarification about all this — sorry, he's on vacation.
Keillor
He doesn't even have to utter the "r" word to set off such reactions. In September 2009, Keillor, who had just suffered a minor stroke, told the Minneapolis Star Tribune he was "not counting on [hosting the show] more than a couple more years." He was pondering a move to producing "a successor show," he said, adding, "I think I'd be a better producer than a host."
Well. Even that set off enough bells at the Star Tribune that it produced a story 10 days later analyzing the "ripple effects" to the state economy (!) that his retirement would create.
Those reverberations would be "enormous for businesses, from Minnesota Public Radio to the Minnesota State Fair." The state fair? "Crowds of between 7,000 and 11,000 have shown up during the last six years when Prairie Home has been booked at the Minnesota State Fair grandstand," the paper said.
Keillor stunned close listeners in January by having someone else — singer and fiddler Sara Watkins — open the show and serve as its first-ever guest host.
This twitched the aerials of Dennis Haarsager, veteran station manager and former NPR exec, who blogged a concise but big-picture view of the talent in question: "Garrison Keillor was born 107 years after Mark Twain and now, 100 years after Twain's death, GK has used his first guest host on APHC. Will Rogers overlapped Twain about 30 years, but it's hard to name someone else in the company of these three. It's hard, too, to believe APHC will survive the retirement of its creator. It's about the writing, not the music."
Keillor may have let someone else open the show, but he still participated in writing and performing. "That's who he is — he can't not be part of a show that he loves doing," Kling told Current. As for Keillor's latest comments: "He throws things out there to see what the reaction would be."
Keillor created A Prairie Home Companion in 1974. He said his first farewell on June 13, 1987, proclaiming he was "returning to the life of a shy person." But in March 1988 he did ''A Prairie Home Companion: The 2nd Annual Farewell Performance'' at Radio City Music Hall. Within two years, also in New York, he kicked off a Home-like show called American Radio Company of the Air. By 1992, Keillor was back with Prairie Home.
So, given Keillor's track record, has he truly decided to take a curtain call in '13? Well . . .
"I'm pushing forward, and also I'm in denial," he told AARP.
Comments, jokes? sefton@current.org
A Prairie Home Companion
'Live from Here' shakes up cast ahead of upcoming season
The show is moving away from its roots with Garrison Keillor.

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Águas Belas is een gemeente in de Braziliaanse deelstaat Pernambuco. De gemeente telt 39.672 inwoners (schatting 2009).

De gemeente grenst aan Buíque, Pedra, Iati en Itaíba.

Aguas B

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When we lived in Pudupalayam, Cuddalore in 1950s and 60s we used to rear a cow whose milk would be drawn daily in the early morning by a cow-man (?). This is the first and most important step for a degree coffee. PURE AND FRESH COW'S MILK.
Next, roast the coffee seeds for 2 days requirement (just for one day's requirement is still better). Roasting to be done on a wood-fire. Just like your Paatti did. Take the quantity of roasted seed for one-day use and grind it in a hand_grinder. Daily Morning. Do not store the coffee powder. You may remember this hand grinder which we used even up to 1972-75. This is the second step.
Take fresh water and boil it. In a brass filter (no other material please), put the needed freshly-ground coffee powder in the top half; let the decoction be collected in the bottom half. No CHICORY please, never use chicory powder. This is the third step.
When sufficient decoction is collected, boil the freshly obtained cow's milk. Do not add even a drop of water. Just milk. Fourth step.
Put the needed sugar in a brass dabhara, pour a little just-brewed decoction and then pour just-boiled milk. Mix. Final step for a degree Coffee !
None of us do this now. So why call anything as "DEGREE COFFEE" ?


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Q: Azure bot giving error in Web test chat: To continue to run this bot, please fix the bot source code enter image description here
Done following steps in azure portal and getting the error:

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*created language resource.

*then project (QnA)under language studio with Azure search.

*added kb, Chit chat

*Deployed the qna and created bot.

*went to the bot resource and selected web test

bot giving errot but was expecting to work

A: QnA Maker is deprecated. Connecting a new Azure Language Service to the old QnA Maker bot is not expected to work. Please try the Custom Question Answering Bot sample in C# or Node.js instead.

A: There is an important step that is missing in Azure documents and guide. After deploying your Knowledge Base (KB), the next step is to create a bot in Azure, if you want to test your KB on bot.
While creating your bot (and other related resources), there is an option of providing Language Resource Key, you need to copy the resource key of your project that you created in Language Studio.
Once you provide the correct key, it should work.
How to get correct resource key (either in Azure Portal, go to Cognitive services -> Language Services -> Choose Your Language Service resource -> Essentials in Overview blade -> Manage Keys -> Copy Key1) Or-

*

*Login to Language Studio

*Click on the settings icon (the cog wheel icon on top right)

*Click resources tab, select the right project

*View and copy the resource key

Once you have copied the resource key, you can go ahead and create the bot in Azure and provide the copied resource key in Language Resource Key option in "Web App" tab.
If you have already created a bot and want to edit the Language Resource Key, go to:
App Service of your bot -> Configuration -> Application Settings -> click on LanguageEndpointKey
You should be able to edit the old value. Once updated, restart this app service and the bot should work now in web test.
TLDR;
Most likely, you have entered an incorrect value in Language Resource Key while creating the Bot in Azure Portal, correct that value and it should work.

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1950 – By the time he was 60 years old, on October 2, Charlie Brown appeared in the first Peanuts comic strip – created by Charles Schultz – and he was the only character in that strip. That year, Schultz said that Charlie was 4 years old, but Charlie aged a bit through the years.
Oh, the pain! Not only do they repeatedly misspell Schulz's name… Charlie Brown certainly wasn't the only character to appear in the first strip. He's just the only one whose name was mentioned in that strip. He didn't even have any of the dialogue!
Sometimes, when you know a little, life uses it to show how little others know.


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ORIGINALLY FROM NORTHERN CALIFORNIA BUT A CONSISTENT WORLD TRAVELER, MARK SUCIU IS CHANGING THE WAY WE ALL LOOK AT SKATEBOARDING. IN A FEW SHORT YEARS HE HAS MANAGED TO PRODUCE MORE MIND BLOWING VIDEO PARTS AND MAGAZINE INTERVIEWS THAN MOST PROS PRODUCE IN THEIR ENTIRE CAREER. HIS THRASHER X CROSS CONTINENTAL PART WAS A VIRAL SENSATION WITH OVER SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND VIEWS AND COUNTING AND BROUGHT HIS SKATING TO EVERYONE'S ATTENTION. THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS WHEN IT COMES TO MARKS SKATING, IT IS CLASSIC, RAW, STREET SKATING WITH A UNIQUE AND PROGRESSIVE STYLE THAT HAS EARNED HIM THE SKATEBOARD MAG'S 2012 'YEARS BEST AM' TITLE AND A SPOT ON THE EXCLUSIVE ADIDAS SKATE TEAM AS WELL AS HABITAT SKATEBOARDS AND RVCA. THE FUTURE IS BRIGHT.


In a world that can't seem to get more connected or more informed, it's no wonder the battle involved in personal and organizational focus has become greater and greater. Ironically, the greater the challenge in focusing, the greater the need.
As leaders, anyone we work with directly can relate with the "what is the best strategic use of my time and energy today" question. Perhaps as leaders, we struggle ourselves more than anyone with the answer to that question day-in and day-out. But it's not just a question we pose on a personal level but for our organizational focus as well.
For any professional leader, the two are intertwined. With the rapid pace of innovation and technology growth that we are experiencing it is more important than ever to focus on what is most important. But, what approaches are available to us as leaders to help focus and clarify our priorities?
Maddening Cycle or Strategic Advantage?
It is estimated that in the United States we risk 70% of our productive time because we are distracted and not focused. Like a siege, this creates a maddening and energy-zapping cycle. As the stress builds, it can feel like we are at war (more on that later) with ourselves or our teams to gain clarity and drive. However, we have to remember that our ability to focus on and pursue goals to get results can be a great strategic advantage.
As mentioned before, we can apply the same principles to our individual focus that we also apply to our organizational focus. As leaders we can take much of what we learn is effective in helping our own daily focus and transfer that to the company or organization we lead.
Battling for focus as an individual and an organization can feel like a long, drawn-out war. Writings on the United States military label their approach to defending the country and maintain security as "Levels of War". With all respect due our veterans, this approach focuses our thought, planning, and action on what works and wins "on the battlefield".
Borrowing from this framework, here are some ideas for increasing focus.
We can approach our personal and organization business with a strategic mindset. Consider limiting the number of initiatives to three or four big strategies and schedule time to make progress on annual goals individually and collectively. By frontloading this mindset, we can proactively reduce the tendency to overload ourselves or our teams.
As we drill down a level, we can seek consistent agreement to operational priorities as a team and set short-term goals to stay proactive. And for leaders, depending on the talent we have…we should delegate, delegate, delegate!
The tactical level is where the specter of forgetting something can add undue stress for our teams. Employees and workgroups want to see the impact they make. Ensure oversight of the focus of the team on tasks daily with clear expectations, engagement, and empowerment. It's important for us as leaders or the organization to have refined tools for managing tasks. This reduces focus-killing doubt of task completion and frees sharp minds to devote adequate attention to operations and strategy.


After the holiday frenzy we finally had our third class. We encountered several issues in our second game that I wanted to address in this class. This class didn't really see any changes from the player's perspective, but introduced new topics on the game-developer perspective. The key here is that sometimes it takes more work "behind the scenes" to make something appear nice and polished (and "easy") to everyone else. A good life lesson, I think.
Store a variable that denotes whether or not the player had come from the underground passage. This is a great choice, but requires more coding skills that is a bit beyond my kids' current abilities (but we'll get there eventually!).
Use the <<display>> directive of Twine to have several rooms with different mapping points but all look like the same room to the player. In other words, one room says "You are in a forest." The other room says, "You climb the tree roots and emerge where you started. You are in a forest." Both look like the same place to the player (they are in a forest), but one adds how they got there. This is simpler to design for the particular age group of this class, so we chose this approach.
Every good game has a maze, right? Well, maybe not. But some do. Not many games have mazes near the difficulty of those found in some Infocom games of yore, but mazes are not terribly uncommon. I wanted to introduce my kids to the concept of a game-maze, so we threw one in this time around. The fact that mommy solved the maze on the very first attempt was a little disappointing to them, but they still had a good time creating it.
I've learned a few things in our short history of classes.. My goals have broadened, but I have tried to not let them become too vague. Not every lesson has to include every goal, but multiple goals are often realized in each lesson. My new and improved list of goals now include the following, but the very first goal must remain the one of overall importance. Without it, everything else goes downhill fast!
#1 Goal — Have Fun!
In other words, the purpose of my class is to facilitate my kids becoming responsible, respectable, capable, and productive members of society while at the same time having fun and developing important life skills. The hardest part for me (I'm finding) is keeping it on their level..
We decided on a rainforest, but ironically we never added the phrase "it is raining" to any of our rooms. So it's more just a forest. (Oh well.) We also threw in a small strip of beach for good measure. The map underwent a few changes as we progressed, and of course we added the concept of using the <<display>> directive in Twine. This allowed us to create one true "start" screen that the player would see at the beginning of the game but never be able to return to. When they tried, the game would take them to a location that appeared to be the starting point but without some of the text that appears only at the true start of the game. Exactly what we wanted. Goal accomplished! We also used <<display>> in other areas of the game where multiple locations could see something off in the distance.. Rather than having to type the same description every time, we only needed to add it once and just include it's description in each location that needed it. Awesome!
Here is the resulting game maps (from our whiteboard and from Twine), and the playable version. Enjoy!
This class showed me that developmentally my kids are in different places. My oldest child could clearly pick up on the <<display>> concept, my middle child just wanted to keep adding descriptive text and humor (thus the surprise appearance at the end of someone not typically expected to be in a rainforest), and my youngest really struggled to keep up with everything we were cramming into a 30-45 minute session.
Although it occurred sooner than I expected, my wife was right when she pointed out after this third class that it may be time to start assigning separate tasks that the kids could work individually to ensure each child gets what they need to continue having FUN while learning these skills. (Remember, goal #1?) Therefore the pressure is on me as the teacher to adjust my approach to ensure the #1 goal remains successful…every time, every time, every time.
One big next step is to get them typing. Up until now I've stood in the front with my laptop hooked up to the TV, and we all discuss and decide things together (but sometimes the teacher has to make the call on which way to go or which compromise to enforce) and move along a singular solution to the class activity. I want all my kids to be able to touch-type, so we've bought a copy of Mavis Beacon Keyboarding Kidz. I will soon play with it and get a feel for it and then assign some "homework" for each student to practice typing.
Aside from typing, I will also be deciding what skills to begin individually focusing on for each child to best support my goals for each of them. I may try to teach some more advanced skills to my oldest child (programming concepts) while encouraging my youngest child to continue developing her skills in storyline development. Classes may turn into a culmination of individual assignments (storyline development, descriptive sentences, programming techniques) into a single game, where each student has done their part to enable something that none of them could have done near as well (or as quickly) on their own. That's a seriously good lesson in teamwork, too!
Before we brainstormed story topics, I drew an empty storyboard. This new twist required everyone to think about how to create a story that had to fit within a particular set of requirements. Each passage had a pre-determined number of entries and exits.
This twist forced the reader back to the starting block.. In other words, this passage of the story only had one exit back to the starting passage, regardless of where they came from. There would be two ways to get into this point of the story, and both times the only option was to return to the start of the story.
The reader would be able to chose between two distinct endings! This introduces the concepts of choice not where the user is returned to the beginning of the story (like our forced restart traps), but where the reader is allowed to influence how the story completes. In this scenario, both choices would lead to a single terminal passage that resolved the story.
We worked for about 30-40 minutes again brainstorming ideas, and then began to create the story. When all was said and done, we again played through our game several times with much excitement and laughter. Their grandmother was in town and was able to see the finished product too..
Below is a picture of the bare storyboard that I drew..
The brainstorming session looked like this.. we settled on a halloween-ish story since it was almost halloween..
And finally our resulting game looked like this (storyboard and resulting twine map)..
Here is the playable version of our second game.. enjoy!
Our first class started tonight! I wasn't sure exactly how to begin, so I just winged it. It went really well, lasted about 30-45 minutes, and I made sure to stop while they were still having fun so they'd be interested when we pick back up next week..
This is a computer. Y'all use them all the time. Computers consist of three main pieces: electronics (hardware), the operating system, and applications. You know those "apps" you play on an iPad or iPhone? That's short for Application, and it's a program that runs on an operating system. Ever heard of Windows? iOS? Those are operating systems.
When you move your mouse around to double-click an app to start playing it, how does that work? (blank stares) An Operating System is actually an application! It helps you DO stuff with the electronics! Electronics without an application doesn't do much, and an application without electronics to run it isn't worth much either.
Back in the early days of computers they didn't have all these fancy graphics and stuff.. They just had a box that could show words and numbers.. "What in the world am I going to do with this??" everybody asked (looking highly confused).. How can I make this fun? (dramatic pause) I know! A game! But just like when books first came out, they didn't have pictures either– they just had words. Did you know early books didn't have pictures? Did you know early computer games didn't have pictures? You don't need them! God made your brains so awesome that you can read words and your brain creates the pictures for you! So let's start with words.. Let's see what we can do with just words..
At this point I erased my whiteboard (goodbye happy computer and OS and App clouds), and I started writing a sentence.
You are standing in front of __________________ (noun).
It's kind of like Mad-Libs®… Give me a noun.. (dinosaur!) Okay, great!
You are standing in front of a Dinosaur.
Tell me about this dinosaur.. The dinosaur is .. (Brontosaurus! Big! Hungry!) Great! (write all three sentences) What else can the dinosaur be .. What about some action words? What about some of these?
The dinosaur is staring right at you.
The dinosaur is jumping with excitement.
I made the first (empty) room and dove in..
Just like the dinosaur story, we have to have a place to start. For tonight, we need to start simple and keep it short. Next time we can make a bigger one.. For tonight, let's make a story about going to get the mail, and let's start in the garage… Tell me about the garage… (silence) Remember our dinosaur story? We had to start somewhere! So when the game starts up and the person playing it is in the garage, what do we tell them? (You are alone! You are in the garage!) Okay, great! Now what? We need to let them get to the mailbox!
You are alone, in the garage.
We spent about the next 15 minutes building up a very basic Twine game and when it was all said and done we played it several times. We went back and added some additional text to a couple of the story areas in between plays, and then wrapped it up. I asked them if they liked what we were doing and if they wanted to do something like this again next week, and heard laughing and yes'ing.


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Here's Where You Can Find Ree Drummond-Style Butcher Blocks
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Let's say you're out with a friend, and they are discussing a tough day at work. "If it happens again," they tell you, "my head will be on the chopping block." Now, is your immediate reaction to (A) feel sorry for your pal, (B) conclude that the transgression was most likely their own fault, or (C) wonder what kind of chopping block, exactly, and would it need regular re-oiling with food-grade mineral oil?
If you answered "C," then this article is for you. No matter your dietary lifestyle — be it vegetarian, paleolithic, or good old-fashioned omnivorous — you've no doubt found yourself in front of the chopping block a time or two. Whether you use a plastic cutting board or the thick, wood slabs known as "butcher blocks," we've all had to slice and dice fruits, veggies, and meats on a smooth, hard surface. BBC Good Food says that there is no wrong way to chop; a plastic board is easy to clean and often color-coded for food safety, while bamboo's low cost means you can splurge on a larger block. But leave it to The Pioneer Woman, Ree Drummond — professional chopper and queen of cute — to find a butcher block that can not only withstand repeated attacks with a knife but look good while doing it.
Chop chop, before they're gone
It was a cold day in October when Ree Drummond set about chopping pecans for an Instagram audience. Actually, according to The Pioneer Woman blog, she was chopping them for oatmeal cookies, but of course, Instagram was watching. And oohing and ahhing, too: "Whoah! Ninja knife skills there," wrote one commenter, while another said of Drummond's, ahem, chops, "This looks like excellent therapy." And indeed, there is something meditative about watching Drummond chop a handful of pecans into tinier and tinier bits. And something else about the video is sending people positive vibes: "I need that wooden cutting board!!!" one user plainly proclaims.
And indeed, the place where the pecans met their untimely end is one good-looking butcher block. Leave it to Drummond to use a two-toned, wooden, checkerboard-style cutting board to get the job done. As Drummond says of the oatmeal-cookie-bound ingredient on top, "The texture of the pecans is essential." Luckily, The Pioneer Woman website goes on to say, lookalikes are available on Etsy, Amazon, and Crate & Barrel, for between $70 and $165, depending on the wood and pattern you choose. Of course, Drummond sells her own brand of cutting board at Walmart. Why she's using the checkerboard cutting board instead of her own brand is anyone's guess, but hopefully, no one at The Pioneer Woman site will be on the chopping block for that one.


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Notre Dame: Was Everett Golson unlucky in 2014?
By JJ Stankevitz May 06, 2015 12:15 PM
Expect a firm resolution on whether Everett Golson decides to remain at Notre Dame or not sometime over the coming summer months.
That's the biggest question facing Notre Dame heading into the 2015 season: Will Brian Kelly & Co. have the two quarterbacks they want, or will Golson bolt after graduating and push Malik Zaire into an uncontested starting role? While there hasn't been any concrete speculation on Golson's future outside of a January report of interest from LSU, Golson's media silence during spring practice left the door open for these questions to be asked.
But for the sake of this article, let's say Golson decides to play his final year of college ball at Notre Dame. If he does stay in South Bend, he'll have to share a to-be-determined percentage of the snaps with Zaire due in large part to the 22 turnovers he committed last year.
The draw with giving the larger share of playing time to Golson is figuring out how to reduce those turnovers while keeping his production high — he accounted for 37 touchdowns last year, after all. And part of that solution could simply come from Golson not having such rotten luck this fall.
Golson threw 14 interceptions in 2014 and had 29 other passes broken up by opposing defenders, giving him a total of 43 defended passes. SB Nation college football stats guru Bill Connelly's research shows that, on average, 21 percent of defended passes go for interceptions (so that'd be neutral luck, in this case).
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For Golson, 33 percent of his defended passes last year were picked off. Had that rate been at 21 percent and he still had 43 defended passes, he would've thrown nine interceptions instead of 14.
As for the fumbles, defenders generally recover half of the balls put on the ground. Golson lost two in three fumbles in 2014 — granted, it's a small sample size, but had that lost fumble rate been at 50 percent, it would've chopped two turnovers off Golson's total.
So a neutral-luck Golson would've had seven fewer turnovers last year. That's a significant number, enough to perhaps swing the Northwestern or Louisville games into wins. For reference, in 2013 Tommy Rees had 24 percent of his defended passes picked off — so his 13 interceptions couldn't be characterized as significantly unlucky.
But this doesn't exonerate Golson for his performance last season. Sure, there are clear examples of bad-luck turnovers — Corey Robinson's inexplicable drop-turned-interception at Arizona State stands out — but Golson was often careless with ball security and made a number of bad reads and throws that can't be explained away by bad luck. Those were the central issues of Golson's turnover-filled season and a main reason why Notre Dame quickly crashed out of the playoff discussion last November.
If Golson sticks around, those ball-security and decision-making lapses are the ones that'll have to be eliminated. On the surface, though, those efforts could be helped by a little better luck.
Is Brian Kelly out at Notre Dame if new QB Brandon Wimbush's rocket arm doesn't deliver for Irish in 2017?
By NBCSportsChicago.com Staff June 01, 2017 3:10 PM
A 4-8 season in 2016 has put Notre Dame head coach Brian Kelly firmly on the hot seat as he heads into his eighth season with the Fighting Irish.
In response to a tumultuous season, Kelly made major changes to his staff this past offseason by hiring new coordinators on both sides of the ball.
Mike Elko, who previously led Wake Forest to an FBS Top-40 total defense ranking, was hired by Kelly to be Notre Dame's defensive coordinator, and Chip Long — former offensive coordinator at Memphis — will now be in charge of the Fighting Irish offense.
However, the biggest change and arguably the No. 1 factor in Kelly's long-term future in South Bend, will be the person under center in 2017.
Barring an unforeseen circumstance, junior quarterback Brandon Wimbush — a former Rivals four-star recruit — will lead Notre Dame out of the tunnel in Week 1 vs. Temple.
Wimbush has only thrown five passes during his time at Notre Dame, but showed what kind of talent he has with a 58-yard rushing touchdown as a freshman in 2015.
Wimbush was one of the focal points of a recent Rivals story regarding quarterbacks who will be facing pressure in 2017.
Earlier this week, Rivals Recruiting Director Mike Farrell gave his scouting report on the Notre Dame quarterback.
I'm a big fan of Wimbush but that hasn't always been the case. It's not that I didn't like him when I first scouted him before his high school career took off, but what I saw way back when was a kid who had a rocket arm and zero touch. But throughout his high school career he improved every time I saw him, showed much more than just a strong arm and flashed impressive poise for his age.
I've seen very limited action when it comes to Wimbush in college as he hasn't played often and his spring game performance had ups and downs, but I believe in this kid's ability. He can extend the play, has that great arm and just needs to get comfortable in the Notre Dame offense and make sure he doesn't try to use that cannon to fit the ball into tight spots. I can see him having some growing pains this season, but as he gets more comfortable and learns to take what the defense gives him while keeping defenses off balance with his athletic ability, I think he'll finish strong.
Will Wimbush's rocket arm be enough to save Kelly from the hot seat?
That's still to be determined.
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Two views of Notre Dame's 2017 signing day class
By JJ Stankevitz February 01, 2017 5:18 PM
After a handful of late additions sent in their national letters of intent to the Guglielmino Athletics Complex, Notre Dame on Wednesday announced its 21-player recruiting class of 2017. There are a couple of ways to view the end of what was a volatile recruiting period for the Irish:
The glass-half-full take:
Two and a half months after wrapping up an embarrassing 4-8 season, Notre Dame's 2017 recruiting class ranks 11th by 247 Sports, 13th by Rivals, 13th by Scout and 16th by ESPN. In fact, Notre Dame actually ranks higher this year in 247 Sports' composite rankings (11th) than it did in 2016 (15th), when the Irish were coming off a 10-win season and a Fiesta Bowl berth.
Nearly scraping together a top-10 class after going 4-8 and losing four assistant coaches in Mike Sanford, Mike Denbrock, Scott Booker and Keith Gilmore is an impressive feat (Greg Hudson was only an interim defensive coordinator, and Brian VanGorder was far from a reliable recruiter). Plenty of kudos should be extended the way of recruiting coordinator/defensive line coach Mike Elston for heading up the program's efforts to keep what began as a pretty strong class from disintegrating.
Additionally, coach Brian Kelly pointed to the work of the 15 verbally-committed players who stuck with their pledges even as Notre Dame sustained a string of confounding losses and significant coaching turnover.
"We couldn't be where we are today unless we had 15 student-athletes that were committed to Notre Dame from the start to the finish," Kelly said. "Really during a very difficult season, this group of 15 really had to endure the things that would occur out there in recruiting during a very difficult season. Other schools reminding them about a very difficult season that we had. Then there was them sticking together because of why they wanted to come to Notre Dame."
Five of those players enrolled early — tight end Brock Wright, offensive linemen Robert Gainsay and Aaron Banks, running back C.J. Holmes and safety Isaiah Robertson, all of whom 247 sports rated as four-star recruits — and guys like tight end Cole Kmet, quarterback Avery Davis and offensive linemen Joshua Lugg never wavered, too.
That those players stuck together helped Notre Dame maintain a good base after the NCAA-mandated dead period lifted after the College Football Playoff title game last month, and new coaches Brian Polian, Mike Elko, Clark Lea, Chip Long and DelVaughn Alexander were able to bring in six late additions to the class: safety Jordan Genmark Heath, wide receiver Jafar Armstrong, kicker Jonathan Doerer, defensive lineman Myron Tagovailoa, linebacker Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah and defensive lineman Kofi Wardlow.
Armstrong, Tagovailoa and Wardlow all filled red-line positions of need, while adding more players to increase the pool of talent available to Elko is hardly a bad thing.
But the optimistic viewpoint here is the deck was stacked against Notre Dame in recruiting, and they actually turned out a pretty good hand thanks to a complete effort from everyone in the athletic department.
"Every weekend, Jack Swarbrick, our athletic director, met with our recruits," Kelly said. "That's unusual. I don't think that happens everywhere that your athletic director makes himself able to meet with recruits.
"In a lot of instances he had to be there to support our football program and talk to recruits about where this program is and where it's going. There are questions when a family comes on campus. He reminded them about the investment we were making in staff and what we were doing for the present and for the future. So having Jack's involvement in this was absolutely crucial to get to where we are."
Now, for the glass-half-empty take:
Notre Dame had six players decommit, five of whom were at positions of need (defensive line, cornerback, wide receiver). Only four-star defensive end Robert Beal jumped ship before Notre Dame's fall tailspin was underway, and four of those six decommitting players were four-star recruits.
Notre Dame wound up replacing them with six late commitments, but five of those late-deciding players were three-star recruits and one (Doerner) was a two-star player. That's a good recipe for slipping from having a top-10 class to one on the outside looking in.
A common lament among fans is that Notre Dame has struggled to sign five-star recruits lately, and while it's true the Irish haven't done that since 2013 — Jaylon Smith and Max Redfield, as rated by 247 Sports — that's not as big an issue as it may seem. Just look at the disparity in college success between Smith and Redfield as a front-and-center example of how a five-star rating doesn't guarantee success in college. Signing more four/five-star recruits than two/three-star ones is far more important (more on that in a bit).
But the bigger issue with Notre Dame's 2017 class perhaps has more to do with its 2016 class. Notre Dame lost ace recruiters Tony Alford and Kerry Cooks after the 2014 season and re-worked its entire recruiting operation in response, which led to little oomph in a 2016 class that, based on the prior season, should've been much better than it was.
Last year's group could ultimately build a legacy as a less-heralded crop of recruits that went on to success — the strong debuts of 247 Sports three-stars in cornerback Julian Love and wide receiver Kevin Stepherson were good starts — but there's a long way to go there.
If 2016 was supposed to be a more transitional recruiting class, though, then 2017 represents a massive missed opportunity. Going 4-8 with all the right recruiting machinations in place is a glaring shortcoming for the future of the program — even a nine-win season could've allowed Notre Dame to hang on to some of those four-star players it lost and earn a top-10 class ranking.
More importantly than a top-10 class, though, is pulling in more four- and five-star recruits than two and-three star ones. Notre Dame didn't do that in 2017 (10 four-star recruits out of 21) or 2016 (10 four-star recruits out of 23) after hitting that benchmark each of the last three recruiting cycles. That's a worrying trend given the correlation between signing a majority of four- and five-star recruits and winning a championship.
The last two recruiting cycles have been, in that context, significant disappointment. While strong classes in 2014 and 2015 could prop up a playoff run as soon as this fall, the future of the program may not be on solid footing even if the Irish engineer a major turnaround in 2017. Next year's class likely will be critical to the long-term success of the program under Kelly, presuming he's still around to usher in the next group of recruits in February of 2018.
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Q: Add column to dataFrame with new data? In pandas I have created a dataframe from importing from CSV.
data = pd.read_csv('pathToCSV', index_col=[0],usecols=[0,2,3],names=['Date','High','Low'])

Output looks like this-
2009.09.18  112  111
2009.09.19  114  222

Now what if I want to calculate an average of the two columns, row by row, and then add the value as a new column?
What I did was
average = (data[1]+data[2])/2

Then
data.join(average)

But I get an error! I am doing this correct?

A: I think you're just looking for the mean function, which you want to apply row-wise (axis = 1) to the columns High and Low:
# starting with frame:
>>> data
         Date  High  Low
0  2009.09.18   112  111
1  2009.09.19   114  222

# Use:
data['row_average'] = data[['High','Low']].mean(axis=1)

# and you end up with the frame:
>>> data
         Date  High  Low  row_average
0  2009.09.18   112  111        111.5
1  2009.09.19   114  222        168.0

A: While sacul is absolutely correct, you may consider the following solution as well.
def avg(x,y):
    return (x+y)/2
df['row_avg'] = df[['High','Low']].apply(lambda x:avg(*x),axis=1)

The advantage of this approach is you can define any function and then apply to DataFrame rows.


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Səncərədi (also, Senceredi, Sandzharadi, Sandzharady, and Sanjaradi) is a village and municipality in the Astara Rayon of Azerbaijan.  It has a population of 1,849.  The municipality consists of the villages of Səncərədi and Şuvaş.

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Populated places in Astara District


This set of Delius's masterpieces conducted by Hickox was recorded in 1993 and won a Gramophone Award in the choral category the following year, also the Penguin Guide ranking it in the 1000 Greatest Classical Recordings, stating that 'in this second recording of Delius's masterpieces Hickox finds even more magic, again taking a spacious view - which keeps the flow of the music going magnetically'.
Both Sea Drift (1903-04) and Songs of Sunset (1906-07) belong to the fertile decade following the turn of the century when Delius had assumed complete maturity and was producing a string of masterpieces. If in Sea Drift it is the emotions of bereavement in the wake of tragedy that are explored, in Songs of Sunset it is the brevity of life as epitomised by the work's original title, Songs of Twilight and Sadness.
By the time he created Songs of Farewell (1929-30), Delius was blind, crippled and helpless. As a composer he had been mute since the early 1920's, until the offer from a young musician, Eric Fenby, to be his amanuensis kindled the sparks of creativity once more. Songs of Farewell, for double chorus and orchestra, was the finest achievement of this late harvest.


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Ру́сский Камешки́р — село в России, административный центр Камешкирского района Пензенской области.

География
Находится в 35 км к югу от железнодорожной станции Чаадаевка Куйбышевской железной дороги на линии Пенза — Самара, в 120 км к юго-востоку от Пензы, на реке Камешкирка (приток Суры).

Климат
Климат умеренно континентальный.

Зима умеренно холодная. Зимние и температуры составляют в январе от −12,8 до −13,9.

Весна непродолжительная, с резкими колебаниями температуры, связанными с вторжением холодных масс арктического воздуха.

Лето теплое (средняя температура июля от +19 до +19.7 градусов). В отдельные жаркие дни максимальная температура поднимается до 38 градусов.

Для осени характерны ранние заморозки. В среднем первый заморозок наблюдается 23 сентября. Безморозный период длится в районе в среднем 130 дней.

Годовая сумма осадков в Камешкирском районе составляет 415 миллиметров. Камешкирский район входит частично в район умеренного увлажнения и в район недостаточного увлажнения.
Снежный покров устанавливается в третьей декаде ноября, а сходит, в среднем, в первой декаде апреля. Среднее число дней в году со снежным покровом — 140.

История

Российская империя
Село основано около 1700 года на землях Троице-Сергиевского монастыря и первоначально называлось Сергиевским по названию церкви с престолом во имя святого Сергия Радонежского. В нём проживала новокрещеная мордва и монастырские крестьяне, занимавшиеся земледелием, скотоводством, добычей камня-плитняка, выделыванием мельничных жерновов, горшечным и др. промыслами.

В. Юрьев отмечал:монастырь получал с каждой души известный оброк от 70 к. до 1 рубля в год, собирал «венечные деньги» по 25 к. со свадьбы и «за выводок девок» в замужество на сторону по 3 руб. за каждую девку (…). Лавра предоставляла в пользование крестьян всю землю, лес и другие угодья, не собирая с них особого оброка". Однако крестьяне несли за это натуральные и денежные повинности: "кроме определенного от властей жалования по 10 коп. с каждого дыма, «въезжих и банных» по 4 коп. с дыма, «праздничного» — по 1 1/2 коп. с выти (выть равнялась 15 десятинам, разделённым на три поля), управители получали ещё за хлеб и за всякие припасы
В 1859 году в селе имелось 770 дворов, церковь, сельское училище, почтовая станция, две ежегодные ярмарки, базар, 5 небольших промышленных заведений, 3 мельницы.

В 1877 году в селе имелись церковь, школа (открыта в 1843 году), почтовая станция, 2 лавки, 7 постоялых дворов, 3 кожевни, 3 кирпичных завода, водочный завод, мельница.

СССР
До 1928 года Русский Камешкир был волостным центром Кузнецкого уезда Саратовской губернии, затем центром Камешкирского района.

В 1926 году в селе проходили базары по пятницам и 2 ярмарки в год: на 9-ю неделю после Пасхи и 8 октября — Сергиевская (торговля скотом и промтоварами).

В конце 1930-х гг. имелись электростанция, телефон, 150 радиоточек, небольшое кожевенное предприятие.

С 1930-х годов в состав села вошли соседние населённые пункты Искра Ильича, Красный Молот, 11-е Октября.

В 1975 году в черту села вошло с. Лутковка, расположенное на левом берегу р. Камешкир.

В 1969 году построен аэродром.

Российская Федерация
После развала СССР в 1991 году, поселок переживал безработицу. Многие предприятия в районе и в селе закрылись, в том числе и один из самых продуктивных колхозов области «Рассвет», после него возникла фирма «Рассвет». Численность населения стала сокращаться.

Современность
В 2017 году в поселке имеется механизированный лесхоз, «Камешкирско — Лопатинское лесничество», комбикормовый завод, маслодельный завод, сельскохозяйственное предприятие «Рассвет» на базе одноимённого колхоза (свиноводство, зерновое и мясо-молочное производство), кирпичный завод, обувная фабрика, хлебзавод, коптильный завод, районная больница, средняя и 2 начальные школы, дом культуры, кинотеатр, развлекательный центр Комсомолец, библиотека, другие учреждения соцкультбыта.

Транспорт

В поселке общественного транспорта нет.

С автостанции Русский Камешкир отрегулировано автобусное сообщение с близлежащими населенными пунктами. Каждые вторник и пятницу осуществляется несколько рейсов с населенными пунктами района (Чумаёво, Порзово, Бегуч, Мордовский Камешкир, Лапшово, Мамадыш, Дубровки).

 № 1 «Русский Камешкир — Порзово»
 № 2 «Русский Камешкир — Чумаёво»
 № 3 «Русский Камешкир — Мамадыш»
 № 4 «Русский Камешкир — Дубровки/Школа»
 № 5 «Русский Камешкир — Мордовский Камешкир»
 № 6 «Русский Камешкир — Бегуч»
 № 7 «Русский Камешкир — Лапшово»

Междугородний транспорт
Междугороднее автобусное сообщение осуществляется по следующим рейсам:

 № 523 «Русский Камешкир — Пенза — Русский Камешкир».
 № 545 «Пенза — Илим-Гора — Пенза».
 № 549 «Пенза — Русский Камешкир (ч/з Кузнецк)».
 № 568 «Кузнецк — Старый Чирчим».
 № 570 «Пенза — Кузнецк (ч/з Неверкино)».
 № 578 «Кузнецк — Кулясово».
 № 585 «Пенза — Лопатино — Пенза».
 № 475 «Саратов — Кузнецк — Саратов».

Железнодорожный транспорт
Железнодорожного вокзала в Камешкире нет. В 35 километрах от него железнодорожная станция Чаадаевка. Ежедневно следуют маршруты от Камешкира до Чаадаевки.

Воздушный транспорт
В Русском Камешкире до 1992 года действовал аэродром. Оттуда можно было добраться до различных региональных центров и райцентров области. Ежедневно оттуда уходили рейсы на Пензу, Саратов, Кузнецк, Башмаково, Каменку и другие города. В 1990-е годы аэродром закрыли из-за нехватки средств.

Население

Микрорайоны села

 Микрорайон «Лутковка», возник из-за присоединенного села.
 Микрорайон «Гагарина», возник т.к в 1960—1965 годы там возводились хрущёвки, особенно в 1961 в год полета Ю. А. Гагарина. Так же в этом районе и главный парк, который носит название «имени Ю. А. Гагарина»
 Микрорайон «Прощальный»
 Микрорайон «Шакаловка»
Главными улицами в селе так же считаются:
 улица Кирова
 улица Радищева
 улица Гагарина
Вокруг села проходит трасса Нижняя Елюзань — Русский Камешкир — Лопатино — Граница области (58К-66).

ККАД (Камешкирская Кольцевая Автомобильная Дорога). По восточной окраине идёт направление на Кузнецк, через трассу Русский Камешкир — Кузнецк (58Н-143), по ней так же добираются и до других сёл района. По южной окраине, в конце улицы Радищева, направляется трасса Русский Камешкир — Лапшово (58Н-118), по ней можно добраться и до других крупных населенных пунктов района — Дубровки, Кулясово. На юго-восточной части ККАДа идет съезд на трассу Русский Камешкир — Базарный Карабулак (63К-00085).

Экономика

Финансовая сфера
В поселке действуют филиалы крупнейших российских банков, таких как «Сбербанк России», «Россельхозбанк».

Промышленность
 ОАО «Унты от Иваныча» — обувная фабрика, занимающиеся изготовлением зимней обуви.
 ООО «Камешкирский хлебный комбинат» — в 1990-е годы был закрыт, в 2017 году был полностью восстановлен в новом виде.
 ОАО «Камешкирские продукты» — мясоперерабатывающая компания, занимающиеся изготовлением колбас, сосисок, окороков, рулетов и т. п.
 ООО «Камешкирский маслосыродельный завод» — этот завод существует с 1929 года, старейшее предприятие Камешкира, занимается изготовлением сыров, йогуртов, масел, ряженки и т. п.
 ОАО «Камешкирский комбикормовый завод» — в 1990-е годы был приватизирован частным лицом, занимает высшее место в сельскохозяйственной деятельности района.
 ОАО «Камешкирский лесхоз» — организация работает в отрасли лесной, деревообрабатывающей и бумажно-целлюлозной промышленности, производит деловую древесину, качественные пиломатериалы, круглые лесоматериалы для распиловки, деревянные дома.
 ПМК «Камешкирская» — компания, занимается строительными работами.
 ООО «Корноил» — производство растительных масел.
 ООО «Сурагро» — сельскохозяйственная компания Камешкира (ферма).
 ИП «Морозов ВС» — предприятие по производству кирпича, строительной плитки, блока, так же выполняет услуги по переработке древесины.
 ОАО «Камешкиравтодорсервис» — предприятие, занимается реконструкциями дорог в районе. Производит дорожно-строительные работы.
 ООО «Камешкир-Мешкотара» — предприятие, занимается производством пластмассовых изделий для упаковывания товаров.
 ООО «Камешкирский элеватор» — сельскохозяйственное предприятие
 ОАО «Камешкирское АТП» — автотранспортное предприятие
 ООО «Конрекс» — предприятие занимающиеся выращиванием КРС.

Торговля

Торговые сети села
 Билайн (салон сотовой связи)
 Мегафон (салон сотовой связи)
 МТС (салон сотовой связи)
 Магнит (сеть продуктовых магазинов)
 Пятёрочка (сеть продуктовых магазинов)
 Штофф (сеть магазинов штор)
 Бристоль (сеть алкогольных магазинов)
 Красное & Белое (сеть алкогольных магазинов)
 LADA Деталь (сеть магазинов автозапчастей)
 Хозяюшка (хозтовары)
 Дубки (сеть мясных магазинов)
 Русь (местная сеть продуктовых магазинов)
 Колос (местная сеть продуктовых магазинов)
 Алина (местная сеть продуктовых магазинов)
 Эксперт (сеть магазинов бытовой техники)
 Фортуна (магазин парфюмерии и косметики)
 Рубль Бум (магазин парфюмерии и косметики)
 Домовой (сети магазинов хозтоваров и бытовой техники)
 Строитель (сеть магазинов стройматериалов)
 Металлопторг (сеть магазинов хозтоваров)
 Мир обоев (сеть магазинов обоев)

Крупные торговые комплексы поселка
 супермаркет «Пятёрочка»
 супермаркет «Магнит»
 комплекс «Крытый рынок»
 комплекс «Вещевой рынок»
 ТЦ «Метелица»
 ТЦ «Колос»
 «Продуктовый рынок»
 магазин хозтоваров «Металлопторг»
 ТЦ «Кристалл»

Образование

Средние учебные заведения
 Камешкирский сельскохозяйственный техникум
 Музыкальная школа

Школы и детские сады
 Межпоселенческая Центральная Школа № 1 (1500 детей, работает в 2 смены)
 Начальная школа № 1 (4 класса)
 Начальная школа № 2 (4 класса)
 Детский сад «Солнышко» № 1
 Детский сад «Сказка» № 2

Здравоохранение
Медицинские лечебные учреждения здравоохранения:
 Камешкирская Центральная Районная Больница на 150 коек (хирургическое, педиатрическое, реанимационное, приемное, терапевтическое, нейрохирургическое, кардиологическое, неврологическое, инфекционное отделения, поликлиника для взрослых, поликлиника для детей, амбулатория, морг, роддом, офтальмологическое отделение, женская консультация, детское, травматологическое отделения)
 Стоматологическая поликлиника
 Западный ФАП
 Северный ФАП
 Южный ФАП

Культура

Музеи
 Историко-Краеведческий музей
 музей семьи Беляниных

Дома культуры
 Камешкирский центральный районный дом культуры

Кинотеатры
 кинотеатр «Победа»

Библиотеки
 Центральная районная библиотека
 Центральная районная детская библиотека

Парки, скверы, аллеи
 Парк имени Ю. А. Гагарина, открыт в 1950 году. 1 мая 1961 года присвоено имя Юрия Алексеевича Гагарина — первого человека полетевшего в космос.
 Лутковский сквер, открыт в 2005 году. В 2008 году была произведена реконструкция, из-за вандализма в сквере.
 Парк в лесу «Ленин», гигантская надпись, составленная из деревьев работниками лесхоза, которая видна из космоса. Олицетворяет патриотический дух к вождю мирового пролетариата В. И. Ленину. Гигантская надпись «ЛЕНИН» из деревьев была выполнена в 1967 году, в год 50-ой годовщины Октября.
 Мир русской деревни, некий сквер. В нём представлены все предметы быта и орудия Руси. Плуг, соха, русская изба, мельница, даже русское поле и многое другое есть в этом комплексе. Открыт в 2006 году.

Религия

В селе имеется храм русской православной церкви. Троице-Сергиевская церковь. Большинство жителей являются православными. Храм построен в 1709 году.

Средства массовой информации

Газеты
На территории райна распространяется, камешкирская районная газета «Новь», газета «Любимая газета Камешкир». Редакция камешкирской районной газеты «Новь» находиться по адресу: с. Русский Камешкир, ул. Радищева 11.

Телевидение
На территории села действует цифровое телевидение, 1 мультиплекс и 2 мультиплекс запущены в 2016 году. Вещание ведется от телевизионной вышки «Благодатка». Так же на территории села можно поймать аналоговое телевидение, но только «Первый канал», «Россия 1 Пенза», «НТВ», «СТС».

Связь и интернет
На территории села действует связь и интернет крупнейших российских операторов таких как:
 МТС
 Мегафон
 Билайн
 TELE 2
Доступ к Интернету осуществляют мобильные операторы, а к дому компания «Ростелеком», «Дом.ru»

Спорт
В селе на настоящее время имеется футбольный клуб «Рубин».

Для спортивных мероприятий в Русском Камешкире существуют различные объекты:
 Стадион, оборудованный зрительскими трибунами, находится в парке имени Ю. А. Гагарина. Именно там происходят матчи. Обычно, традиция в селе производить открытие или закрытие сезона в какой-либо праздник, когда в парке собирается всё село.
 ФОК «Маяк», единственный крытый спортивный комплекс в Камешкире, построен в 2008 году.
 Футбольное поле в парке имени Ю. А. Гагарина (оборудовано зрительскими трибунами)
 Футбольное поле близ школы № 1
 Хоккейная коробка в парке имени Ю. А. Гагарина

Достопримечательности
Ныне сохранившиеся достопримечательности:
 Троице-Сергиевская церковь
 Родник «Белый Ключ»
 Памятник павшим воинам
 Памятник В. И. Ленину
 Центральная площадь
 Трактир «Камешкирские узоры»
 Надпись из деревьев «ЛЕНИН»
 Музей Беляниных
 Историко-Краеведческий музей
 Центральный сквер
 Пасечник
 Указатель «Русский Камешкир»
 Мир сказок
 Фонтан
 Райно
 Старинный дом

Литература

 Волости и важнейшие селения Европейской России. Вып. 4. СПб., 1883.
 Адрес-календарь Саратовской губернии на 1895 год. Саратов, 1895.
 Бердников В. Монастырская вотчина. — «Путь Ленина» (Р. Камешкир), 1968, 28 марта.
 Бердников В. П. Русский Камешкир / Пензенская энциклопедия. М.: Научное издательство «Большая Российская энциклопедия», 2001, с. 531—532.
 Гильдебранд Е. Я. Так сколько лет Русскому Камешкиру? — «Новь» (Р. Камешкир), 1995, 14 января.
 Полубояров М. С. — http://suslony.ru, 2007.

Примечания

Ссылки
 На сайте «Пензенская область: города, веси, люди»
 На портале «Суслоны»

Районные центры Пензенской области
Населённые пункты Камешкирского района


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In Montana, the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is authorized to administer the NPDES Program through the Montana Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (MPDES) Program.
In 1990, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) disseminated rules establishing all Phase I construction of the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) Permitting Program. Phase I addressed, among other discharges, discharges from large construction activities disturbing five (5) acres or more of land. In Montana, since 1992 the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has been issuing general permits for storm water discharges from larger construction projects through the MPDES Program.
Phase II of the NPDES Permitting Program covered smaller construction activities disturbing between one (1) and five (5) acres. Phase II was initiated by EPA in 1999. Montana since has incorporated the MPDES Phase I and Phase II storm water management requirements.
As per the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ), all project site operators whose construction sites will result in a disturbance (areas that are subject to clearing, excavating, grading, stockpiling earth materials, and placement/removal of earth material) performed during construction projects of equal to or greater than one (1) acre of total land area is required to obtain permit coverage under the General Permit for Storm Water Discharges Associated with Construction Activity General Permit.
A project site owner or operators requiring coverage under the General Permit for Storm Water Discharge Associated with Construction Activity must file an application through the Montana DEQ's Water Protection Bureau. The owner/operator must submit the following documentation for coverage review and consideration: (1) a Notice of Intent (NOI); (2) a Storm Water Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP); and (3) an application fee (fluctuates depending on the total acres of disturbed land).
This program educates individuals to prepare Construction Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plans (SWPPPs) in compliance with the Montana General Permit for Construction Dewatering.
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On 1-14-2019 the Parkersburg Police Department responded to 97 calls for service.
Ryan Riser, 25 of Parkersburg was arrested on 1/14/19 on a warrant for Petit Larceny.
Benjamin Brown, 26 of Parkersburg was arrested on 1/14/19 on a capias for Failure to Appear.
Justin Ceresini, 27 of Leesburg, VA was arrested on 1/14/19 for Fugitive from Justice.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to 4th Street in reference to a breaking and entering.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to Stadium Drive in reference to a burglary that already occurred.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to a traffic stop and cited Sandra Green for possession of a controlled substance.
On 1/14/19, officers cited Derrick Taylor for no MVI.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to a traffic stop and cited Amber Smith for possession of marijuana; no proof of insurance and 1st offense driving on suspended.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to Neal Street in reference to a fraudulent use if a credit card.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to Lowe's on Pike Street in reference to a petit larceny.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to PPD Headquarters in reference to a larceny that already occurred.
On 1/14/19, officers responded to 13th Street in reference to a petit larceny.
On 01/14/2019, officers responded to three motor vehicle accidents.


Tofas Bursa claimed its first road win of the EuroCup season by holding off Arka Gdynia 77-87 on Tuesday night at Gdynia Arena. Sammy Mejia starred with 22 points, 5 assists and 5 steals and Diante Garrett scored 21 points and dished 5 assists to pace Tofas, which improved to 3-4 in Group B. Kenny Kadji added 17 points and Jeff Withey 11 for Tofas, which made 10 of 18 three-pointers (55.6%) and forced Arka into 15 turnovers. Robert Upshaw and Josh Bostic scored 21 points apiece and Deividas Dulkys netted 15 for Arka, which slipped to 1-6.
Upshaw scored Arka's first 7 points and James Florence and Bostic each added threes as the hosts jumped out to a 13-9 lead, but Withey kept the visitors close. Demonte Harper scored twice and set up Kadji for a triple in a 0-7 run that gave Tofas a 15-18 lead. The lead would change hands a few more times before Bostic – with Arka's 8th triple of the first quarter – made it 32-28 after 10 minutes. An Upshaw slam extended the hosts' lead to 6 early in the second quarter, however, Tofas turned steals into points in a 0-7 run led by Garrett to edge back ahead, 38-39. The teams traded baskets for some time, but Tofas scored on five straight possessions with Mejia shining as the visitors jumped ahead to 44-51. Garret's layup gave Tofas a 47-56 halftime advantage. Arka scored the first 7 points of the second half to get right back in the game. Upshaw tied it at 59-59 only to see Garrett score 5 in a 0-7 Tofas response. Kadji's slam gave the visitors a 62-68 lead through three quarters. A three-point play by Mejia followed by a triple by Garett gave Tofas its first double-digit lead, 62-74. A Kyle Weems jumper saw the difference peak at 14 and despite the best efforts of Arka down the stretch, the home team was unable to mount a serious late challenge.
For the second week in a row, 35-year-old Sammy Mejia turned back the clock with a vintage performance for Tofas. Mejia scored 8 points in the second quarter and then peppered the nets for 11 in the fourth as he finished with 22 points, 5 assists and 5 steals. He also made personal history by going over the 1,000-point mark for his EuroCup career.
The home team led 32-28 after 10 minutes, but would not even score half as many points as it amassed in the first quarter in any subsequent quarter. The difference came down to three-pointers. Arka nailed 8 of 11 tries from downtown (72.7%) in the first quarter, but made just 5 of 17 (29.4%) the rest of the way. The 13 total triples matched the club record, but were not enough to beat Tofas.
Tofas faces a tough test next week in Round 8 when it hosts Lokomotiv Kuban Krasnodar. Arka goes on the road to the Croatian capital to face Cedevita Zagreb.
"It's a tough loss for us because we were really fighting throughout the game. We executed well, but the size of the players from Bursa is amazing and sometimes, even over the hands of our good defense they made some really tough shots. In games like this we cannot make two or three simple mistakes in a row and we did and that cost us the victory."
"I liked the second quarter. We played very good in the second quarter. The rest of the game we made too many mistakes, but because our opponents also made mistakes we won by this difference. This was an important game for us. It's not easy to win on the road. Gdynia beat Limoges here and they competed well against most of the strong teams here. We got one more win and we have two home games now."
"What's a pity. We stayed in the game for all four quarters, even in the fourth quarter we played on the same high level, but again we weren't able to win. At the end of the game we had our chances, had open shots, but we missed and missed. So this is why we can say, 'what's a pity.'"
"Tough loss at home. We came out and we were fighting. We needed to make better decisions throughout the game. I think we played hard and the team was fighting. We have to give respect to Tofas. I think they played well. They made some really tough shots. We have to regroup and go look for another game."
"It was a very important game for us against a very good team that plays well at home. We tried to focus as much as we can for this game and prepare. We know how important it is to get to the next group. So this was a big game for us. We now gave ourselves a little bit of extra distance from this team in regards to the next round, so it's huge for us. We also can learn a lot from this game-changing. We have to be better. We have to learn from our mistakes. We have a long way to go to continue to improve as a team. If we can focus on some of the mistakes we made, it will help us for these next three games we have in the EuroCup. I'm proud for the win, but we still have work to do."
"they came out and were hitting a lot of shots on us. We just wanted to stay aggressive. We knew they were going to play hard. We withstood the storm and came out with a win. They played more aggressive [in the second half] and denied me [the ball] more. My teammates came in and did their job and helped me out and I helped them. We are going to watch film, get better, learn from our mistakes and get ready for the next game."


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Phnom Penh: The Latest Architecture and News
Neeson Cripps Academy / COOKFOX Architects
© David Yeow
Schools, High School
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
Architects: COOKFOX Architects
Area Area of this architecture project Area: 33400 ft²
Year Completion year of this architecture project Year: 2017
Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
Manufacturers: American Standard, Teasco
https://www.archdaily.com/905669/neeson-cripps-academy-cookfox-architectsRayen Sagredo
High School, Sustainability
https://www.archdaily.com/900956/neeson-cripps-academy-cookfox-architectsPilar Caballero
TAMASA / Naoya Kawabe Architect & Associates
© Akinobu Kawabe
Architects: Naoya Kawabe Architect & Associates
Area Area of this architecture project Area: 711 m²
Manufacturers: COTTO, Lamptitude
Professionals: Shuji Tada Structural Consultant
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"New Khmer Architecture and Japan" Explores the Link Between Cambodian and Japanese Modernism
Picture of the Chaktomuk Conference Hall taken by Japanese expert Masao Ishihara (ca. 1964). Image Courtesy of Masaaki Iwamoto
"New Khmer Architecture and Japan" is the first show in Cambodian History to focus on the architectural drawings of its modern movement. Cambodia is a country with mature architectural culture, not only of the great Angkorian heritage and vernacular timber temples, but also of modern buildings from the 1950s and 60s known as New Khmer Architecture. Since the 1990s, in the context of the post-war redefinition of the national identity as well as the recent expansion of environmental consciousness, this Cambodian modern movement, with their sensibility to the traditional culture and tropical climate, is being re-evaluated; though the drawings and documents of the movement were believed to be destroyed and lost in the turmoil of the Civil War.
https://www.archdaily.com/806311/new-khmer-architecture-and-japan-explores-the-link-between-cambodian-and-japanese-modernismRene Submissions
Camboo Bamboo Landmark Design Challenge
Building Trust international have announced their 7th international design competition which seeks to find an innovative design proposal for a landmark pavilion structure made from bamboo. The bamboo piece will be the centre of a Bamboo Festival Building Trust are hosting in Phnom Penh, Cambodia this March. The competition challenges architects, designers and engineers to provide a design solution which has the chance to shape the future of building with bamboo globally.
https://www.archdaily.com/805453/camboo-bamboo-landmark-design-challengeRene Submissions
Bamboo Design + Build Workshop, Cambodia 2016
Building Trust are happy to announce that our latest workshop will be held in Cambodia to design and build a project made from bamboo. Building Trust have a number of sustainable design projects in South East Asia in 2016, ranging from schools and housing to wildlife conservation and healthcare. We are offering a hands on participatory workshop where participants will gain experience in sustainable building techniques and understand more about humanitarian design while building worthwhile projects that will have a huge benefit to the local community and local wildlife. Participants will gain an insight into a number of building techniques and architectural styles.
https://www.archdaily.com/798235/bamboo-design-plus-build-workshop-cambodia-2016Rene Submissions
Building Trust are happy to announce details of our latest workshop which will be held in Cambodia to design and build a project made from bamboo. Building Trust have a number of sustainable design projects in South East Asia in 2016, ranging from schools and housing to wildlife conservation and healthcare.
We are offering a hands on participatory workshop where participants will gain experience in sustainable building techniques and understand more about humanitarian design while building worthwhile projects that will have a huge benefit to the local community and local wildlife.
COOKFOX Begins Construction on the Neeson Cripps Academy in Cambodia
© COOKFOX Architects
COOKFOX Architects has recently begun construction on The Neeson Cripps Academy, a high-tech and sustainable school to be built in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, as a gift from Velcro Companies to the Cambodian Children's Fund.
The school, named for Cambodian Children's Fund founder Scott Neeson and former Velcro Companies Chairman Robert Cripps, will employ multiple sustainable building practices, including water and energy efficiency via natural lighting, integrated solar shading, low energy lighting, and low flow water fixtures. An energy recovery system will further work to improve air quality inside classrooms by filtering outdoor air into the interior of the building, and on-site photovoltaic cells will provide a portion of the school's energy needs.
https://www.archdaily.com/641318/cookfox-begins-construction-on-the-neeson-cripps-academy-in-cambodiaSabrina Santos
Sleuk Rith Institute / Zaha Hadid Architects
Reflecting Pool. Image © ZHA
Zaha Hadid Architects have unveiled their design for the Sleuk Rith Institute in Phnom Penh. The highly-anticipated project, commissioned by the Documentation Center of Cambodia's (DC-Cam), will serve as Cambodia's go-to archive for Khmer Rouge history and a leading center for genocide studies in Asia.
Five wooden towers, inspired by ancient Angkorian architecture, will house the institute's "cross-section of pursuits," including a genocide research center, graduate school, museum, document archives and research library. As the towers rise, the structures will interweave and link, connecting various departments above the ground level and uniting the institution as a singular whole.
A virtual tour through the institute, after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/555976/zaha-hadid-designs-five-wooden-towers-to-house-cambodian-genocide-instituteKarissa Rosenfield


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Color temperature has emerged as an important metric in lighting. It's closely aligned with workplace comfort, with warmer (lower) color temperatures often used to improve relaxation and cooler (higher) color temperatures used to improve concentration. LEDs and other solid state lighting (SSL) options have unlocked a wide range of color temperatures available for use in facilities.
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SFBK MEN'S BASKETBALL HAS NARROW LOSS TO SYRACUSE 56-50
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The St. Francis Brooklyn Terriers fell to the #9 Syracuse Orange 56-50, in front of a crowd of over 23,000 at the Carrier Dome at Syracuse University.
Syracuse sophomore Michael Gbinije's lay-up, with less than one minute left, put the Orange ahead for good.
Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said the Terriers post game hurt the Orange.
"This is the first team that really got the ball in the post. They scored 29 points in the paint. That's more than half of their points. We did a great job on their premier guys."
"Mockford is a great shooter and we left him open three times and he made all three. We got spread out and their post guys had opportunities and finished," he said.
SFBK HeadCoach Glenn Braica liked the effort he saw from his team.
"It was a good effort. To come up here, and play this team and beat them is a difficult thing . We gave ourselves a chance and almost did it," Coach Braica said.
Jalen Cannon led all scorers with 16 points and eight rebounds.
With the Terriers ahead 5-4, the Orange went on a 10-2 run, led by six points from DaJuan Coleman, to go ahead 14-7.
The teams paced each other until it was 22-14.
The Terriers went on a 8-2 run, led by six points from Cannon, to make it a two point game, 24-22.
Syracuse answered right back with a four-point play from Trevor Cooney, to make it 28-22.
Going into the half, SFBK trailed Syracuse 30-26.
SFBK freshman Wayne Martin led the Terriers with nine points in the first half.
SFBK started the second half on a 9-2 run, led by six points by Cannon, to go up 35-32.
"In my mind I was studying the zone a little. In the second half,I started posting up in the zone and it got me going," Cannon said about the early second half run.
Cooney responded right away, for the Orange, with a three to knot the game at 35.
The Terriers answered with back-to-back baskets from senior Matt Milk and Cannon to go back ahead 39-35.
Syracuse responded and tied the game at 40.
Senior Ben Mockford hit a three to put SFBK back up 43-40.
The Terriers kept the lead until the Orange tied the game at 46.
The Terriers came right back and regained the lead, 49-46, when Mockford hit another three.
Mockford saw his waiting for the proper shots helped him down the stretch.
"Patience helped. I didn't try and hunt shots. I let it come to me today," Mockford said.
"It's tough, everyone thinks you can shoot against the zone but it is not your typical zone. The wings are 6-8, 6-9, and you have to find the gaps. Our game plan was to go inside."
The Terriers would make it 50-46 on a Wayne Martin foul shot, but the Orange scored the final 10 points to secure the victory.
Highlights of the game can be seen here.
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