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package org.apache.logging.log4j.core.pattern;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.Level;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.core.LogEvent;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.core.impl.Log4jLogEvent;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.message.Message;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.message.SimpleMessage;
import org.junit.Test;

import static org.junit.Assert.*;

/**
 *
 */
public class LevelPatternConverterTest {

    private void testLevelLength(final int length, final String debug, final String warn) {
        final Message msg = new SimpleMessage("Hello");
        LogEvent event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.DEBUG, msg, null);
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        LevelPatternConverter converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(null);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(Level.DEBUG.toString(), sb.toString());
        final String[] opts = new String[] { "length=" + length };
        converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(opts);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(debug, sb.toString());
        event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.WARN, msg, null);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(warn, sb.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelLength1() {
        testLevelLength(1, "D", "W");
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelLength10() {
        testLevelLength(10, "DEBUG", "WARN");
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelLength2() {
        testLevelLength(2, "DE", "WA");
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelLength5() {
        testLevelLength(5, "DEBUG", "WARN");
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelLowerCase() {
        final Message msg = new SimpleMessage("Hello");
        LogEvent event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.DEBUG, msg, null);
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        LevelPatternConverter converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(null);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(Level.DEBUG.toString(), sb.toString());
        final String[] opts = new String[] { "lowerCase=true" };
        converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(opts);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("debug", sb.toString());
        event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.WARN, msg, null);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("warn", sb.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelMap() {
        final Message msg = new SimpleMessage("Hello");
        LogEvent event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.DEBUG, msg, null);
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        LevelPatternConverter converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(null);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(Level.DEBUG.toString(), sb.toString());
        final String[] opts = new String[] { "WARN=Warning, DEBUG=Debug, ERROR=Error, TRACE=Trace, INFO=Info" };
        converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(opts);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("Debug", sb.toString());
        event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.WARN, msg, null);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("Warning", sb.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelMapWithLength() {
        final Message msg = new SimpleMessage("Hello");
        LogEvent event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.DEBUG, msg, null);
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        LevelPatternConverter converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(null);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(Level.DEBUG.toString(), sb.toString());
        final String[] opts = new String[] { "WARN=Warning, length=2" };
        converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(opts);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("DE", sb.toString());
        event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.WARN, msg, null);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("Warning", sb.toString());
    }

    @Test
    public void testLevelMapWithLengthAndLowerCase() {
        final Message msg = new SimpleMessage("Hello");
        LogEvent event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.DEBUG, msg, null);
        final StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
        LevelPatternConverter converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(null);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals(Level.DEBUG.toString(), sb.toString());
        final String[] opts = new String[] { "WARN=Warning, length=2, lowerCase=true" };
        converter = LevelPatternConverter.newInstance(opts);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("de", sb.toString());
        event = new Log4jLogEvent("MyLogger", null, null, Level.WARN, msg, null);
        sb.setLength(0);
        converter.format(event, sb);
        assertEquals("Warning", sb.toString());
    }

}


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Early every morning I read the devotional, Forward Day By Day, a publication of the Episcopal Church. There are a minimum of four readings each day: Old Testament, psalm, epistle, and gospel. Sometimes I read through all of them rapidly. On other days, I spend two hours on just one passage. Recently, I've run into a different dilemma. The Old Testament reading has been one chapter from Job each day, but I have not been able to stop at one chapter. Although I've heard the story of Job for many years, it feels as if I'm reading a mystery novel for the first time. Job's story is one of the most human in the Bible --a tale of heartache, encouragement, friendship, bad advice, and a whole lot of talking that doesn't make sense. It is a mysterious book, and I feel like a detective when I read it.
Starting on Sept. 12, the story of Job is one that we will "investigate" in a weekly Bible study of J. Ellsworth Kalas' book, Detective Stories from the Bible. The study will meet at 230PM in the fellowship hall of Grace Church with weekly discussions. We may not turn into Sherlock Holmes, but this time of education and discussion will serve as a chance to see the Bible to be as engrossing as a great mystery novel--a book that we just can't put down!
Sign up in the Information Center if you desire to begin this investigation. See you on Sunday!


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The aim of the document is to provide a common understanding and approach to communication between the Programme's Monitoring Committee, Joint Secretariat, National Contact Points and projects.


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The Finger Lakes Triathlon is the primary annual fundraiser for the MaryM.GooleyHemophiliaCenter. Every year we run a program called "Train For Treatment" which enables athletes to raise money for the Center via a secure donation web page as they train for the triathlon. All of the money raised goes directly to the MaryM.GooleyHemophiliaCenter for critical patient services and treatments. Please visit www.hemocenter.org for more information on the Center.
"Tri-Buddy" Program - You can raise money for the Center on behalf of one of the child patients that we treat. We will assign one of our child patients to you (your "tri-buddy") and send you their picture and profile on how they have overcome their bleeding disorder with the help of the Center. You can then include this profile along with your own personal message on your donation page. You will also have the ability to meet your "tri-buddy" sometime this summer if you want and if possible they will be there at the triathlon cheering you on. It is a very rewarding program.
You can raise money for the Center to help promote its message of health and fitness in our community. The reason the Center chose a triathlon as its biggest annual fundraiser is that it is critical for people with Hemophilia to stay fit and active to help mitigate the effects of the condition. To help broaden our appeal, we have decided to be advocates of this important message to the whole community and will use our resources to help promote it.
You can raise money for the Center based on the great care that we provide and how we are a nationally recognized leader in the bleeding disorders community for our comprehensive care model and amazing staff. The MaryM.GooleyHemophiliaCenter is another example of excellence in our respective field coming out of the Greater Rochester/Finger Lakes Region – something we can all be proud of.
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You must raise at least $500 to win prize levels 1st place through 3rd place. You must raise at least $250 to win prize levels 4th place through 6th place.
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The Ohio Supreme Court provided a major setback to Ohio EPA efforts to establish water quality-based discharge limits in its surface water discharge permits (i.e., NPDES permits), affecting (1) any manufacturer who discharges water directly into surface water or (2) any political subdivision with its own wastewater treatment plant. The Court determined in Fairfield County v. Nally that Total Maximum Daily Loads (TMDLs) must go through formal administrative rulemaking before they can be used to support discharge limits in NPDES permits.
Ohio EPA had argued the TMDLs were merely guidance. The Court rejected the Agency's argument and said that TMDLs establish new legal obligations and, therefore, must go through the formal rulemaking process contemplated by Ohio Revised Code Chapter 119. Read the Client Alert here.
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Q: setNeedsDisplay is submitted on main queue but is not called The method below is called on a non-main thread, to be specific, in a recording audio queue callback
- (void)myMethod
{
//...
dispatch_async(dispatch_get_main_queue(), ^{
    [myGraphView setNeedsDisplayInRect:CGRectMake(a, b, c, d)];
    NSLog(@"Block called");
});
//...
}

where myGraphView is a custom UIView object. For what I know, setNeedsDisplayInRect: should be called on main thread which is why I have dispatch_async... in place. Now the problem is the method - (void)drawRect:(CGRect)rect I implemented for myGraph is never called even though the NSLog in the block has been called for many times.

A: There are a few possibilities here.
From the Class Reference:

Note: If your view is backed by a CAEAGLLayer object, this method has
  no effect. It is intended for use only with views that use native
  drawing technologies (such as UIKit and Core Graphics) to render their
  content.

The other option, which is probably the cause in this case, has to do with the actual geometry. If the provided rectangle is invalid or off screen, the call does nothing. I would suggest you verify the that the rectangle is being calculated as it should be.

A: Thanks to @Neal's answer which led me to find out that myGraphView was, after it had been alloc-inited the first time, alloc-inited again. However, unlike the first alloc-init after which I added myGraphView to its superview, I forgot to do so after the second alloc-init.
The lesson I've learned here is that when a view is not doing what it's expected to do, such as not being displayed or updated, always check this third possibility where you forget to add it back to its superview after it's got alloc-inited again somewhere in your code. Also, if the view has a delegate you would tend to forget to set it as well.

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Who Is Nicolas De Jesus Cruz, Alleged Gunman In Florida School Shooting?
Parkland shooting suspect Nikolas Cruz took Uber to the school, according to court records
Sandra Nortunen and Jennifer Sorentrue, Palm Beach Post
Nikolas Cruz, the 19-year-old accused of going on a shooting rampage at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on Valentine's Day, took an Uber to the school, according to court records released Thursday.
The Associated Press reported Uber confirmed that Cruz used the service before the shooting. The company would not answer questions about if the Uber driver noticed strange behavior from Cruz, or whether he was carrying a gun.
The company said it is helping law enforcement with the investigation.
According to the document charging Cruz with 17 counts of premeditated murder, a witness saw Cruz and recognized that he was a troubled student. He was wearing black pants, a black hat and a burgundy shirt. He carried a duffle bag and wore a black backpack.
The minute the witness heard gunshots, a "code red" was called, the report said.
Cruz told police he was that gunman.
Related: Who is Nikolas Cruz, accused gunman in Florida high school attack?
As students fled, Cruz said, he thought up a plan to discard the AR-15 rifle and the extra magazines he had in his backpack so he could slip out with the other students. Police found the items where Cruz said they would be.
Cruz remained in jail Thursday. A judge denied bond for the former high school student. He has been placed on a suicide watch.

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Q: Error using scaffolding in VS 2017 I am attempting to use the Scaffold feature in an ASP.NET Core application in Visual Studio 2017.  I'm using the MVC Controller with views, using Entity Framework.  I've set up a dbcontext and migration and used update-database to create a database.  I chose the "Minimal" scaffold option.  After choosing the model and dbcontext, when I click OK, I get a status dialog saying it is scaffolding, but that dialog exits with the error:

Error There was an error running the selected code generator:
  'Unhandled Exception: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load
  file or assembly 'Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Utils,
  Version=1.1.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=adb9793829ddae60'.
  The system cannot find the file specified. at
  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design.Program.Main(String[]
  args)'

I have made sure both Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Utils and Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design are referenced as packages in my project, though I'm not clear that is the right place for them. This is a new Azure VM with VS2017 Community pre-installed, latest updates, and no 3rd party add-ins, etc.  This error also occurrs scaffolding an empty view, so I'm fairly certain has nothing to do with EF.
How can I resolve this to get the scaffolding feature working?

A: Unfortunately this didn't fix the issue for me. Worth a try though.
I resolved it by loading the project in VS 2015, scaffolding the controller, saving it and then switching back to VS 2017.

A: The error about not being able to load Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Utils assembly is usually due to NuGet package cache or due to version mismatches of packages in the project.
Can you show your .csproj file?
A few things to try:

*

*Ensure the package reference for the scaffolding packages Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design has the right version:
a.  1.0.x for ASP.NET Core 1.0 and such.

*Other scaffolding packages that shouldn't be referenced directly are
a.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Utils
b.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Templating
c.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.EntityFrameworkCore
d.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Core
e.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration
f.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.MsBuild
g.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Contracts
h.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGenerators.Mvc
i.  Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Tools                        -- This one needs to be a DotNetCliToolReference

*Clear the local NuGet cache.

*Clear the bin and obj folders of the project and restore the project.

A: I ran into the same issue and landed here trying to find the answer. Took me few more hours to figure it out though so posting here for anyone else who might find it helpful.
Issue/Background:
Even adding packages of CodeGeneration utils and design, the error remains there when generating the controller from VS2017. I created the project from command line and was working with VS Code before switching to VS2017.
Initially I got an the following error adding the controller:

For resolving this error I simply copied contents of project/bin/Debug to project/bin/MCD/Debug
After that the error went away. And that was the issue with the other error too. I added both packages after copying the above folder contents. The subsequent builds did not update the contents of this folder automatically, hence the error.
Solution:
Delete the bin folder and obj folders and rebuild. Then copy the contents of /bin/Debug to /bin/MCD/Debug (and also do the same for obj folder).
This resolved the issue for me.

A: Had exactly the same problem. Launched the visual studio installer and did a complete repair, selecting the ASP.net core development package. Now everything is working.


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The Speedbumps are happy to announce Erik and Andrew will be sharing the stage with the Philadelphia artist G-Love and Special Sauce on June 21st at the historic Kent Stage in Kent, OH.
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The group has performed with many artists including including All Fellas Band, Philly Cartel, King's Court, and Dr. John, Jack Johnson and Donovan Frankenreiter.
In 1999, G-Love and Special Sauce released their fourth and according to Erik, their most awesome album, Philadelphonic. The album featured Jack Johnson who later signed G-Love to his Brushfire Records.
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Department of Corrections earns $200,000 Grant From the Urban Institute & Arnold Ventures
Missouri Department of Corrections sent this bulletin at 01/13/2020 02:13 PM CST
Contact: Karen Pojmann
karen.pojmann@doc.mo.gov
$200,000 Urban Institute Grant Supports Corrections Research, Offender Rehabilitation
Missouri Department of Corrections will partner with the University of Missouri School of Social Work on developing effective corrections strategies
In 2017, Missouri had the nation's eighth-highest incarceration rate and fastest-growing female prison population, with more than half of new prison admissions driven by factors other than new crimes. Informed by research and recommendations from the nonpartisan Council of State Governments, the Missouri Department of Corrections (MODOC) has since begun adopting new strategies and programs designed to drive offender success post-release and reduce risk and recidivism.
Now, a $200,000 grant from the Urban Institute and a partnership with the University of Missouri School of Social Work are fueling research aimed at helping MODOC invigorate rehabilitation for Missourians involved in the criminal justice system — ultimately elevating public safety.
Missouri is one of five states chosen to join the Prison Research and Innovation Network (PRIN), which leverages research, data and evidence in fostering innovations that make prisons safer and more rehabilitative. The designation comes with a $100,000 grant for on-site prison research innovation management; a $100,000 grant to support University of Missouri (MU) research activities; and technical assistance from experts affiliated with the Urban Institute, Arnold Ventures, the network's advisory board and peer agencies.
"I am a firm believer in using research and data to make good decisions," said Missouri Department of Corrections Director Anne Precythe. "We're thrilled to work with the University of Missouri, to join the network and to further implement evidence-based practices, policies and programs that advance our goal of improving lives for safer communities."
The 4.5-year research project will be piloted at Moberly Correctional Center (MCC), an 1,800-bed minimum/medium-security facility located in Moberly, Missouri, 35 miles north of MU. MCC is equipped with a solid foundation for fostering a more rehabilitative approach to corrections. It's the inaugural site of the Missouri Veterans Project and the state's first prison veterans dorm. It houses two intensive therapeutic communities for offenders committed to personal growth and sobriety. It provides opportunities for offenders to give back through programs such as Puppies for Parole and Restorative Justice. It also offers 48 courses and groups that build skills in areas such as anger management, parenting, employability preparation, cognitive interventions, addiction management and understanding the impact of crime on victims.
Building on this foundation, MU School of Social Work researchers will lead PRIN research projects focused on effective remediation for long-term behavioral change and rehabilitation, an approach widely supported by a growing body of corrections practitioners and researchers, based on nationwide experience through several decades of policy implementation and practice.
"We are excited to partner with the Department of Corrections in this important work," said team lead Kelli Canada, associate professor of social work and co-founder of the University of Missouri Center for Criminal and Juvenile Justice Priorities. "This collaboration speaks to the land grant mission of the University of Missouri, as our research findings will be put to use to improve lives in communities across the state."
Other University of Missouri researchers involved with the project include Ashley Givens and Clark Peters from MU, Beth Huebner from the University of Missouri-St. Louis and Janet Garcia-Hallett from the University of Missouri-Kansas City.
Past collaborations between MU and MODOC include work on the "Building Strong Families: Challenges and Choices" research-based educational program assisting incarcerated parents and implementation of Crisis Intervention Teams in corrections, a project on which Canada served as an independent evaluator.
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Collaboratio Helvetica is simultaneously a platform, a community, an organisation, a laboratory and a movement. Today, they are a growing community of co-creators of various backgrounds, united by a common mission to work towards the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), regenerating the Swiss culture of collaboration.
antipod is collaborating with Collaboratio Helvetica to develop a strong brand identity, that reflects the concept and unique approach of the organisation towards collaboration and sustainable solutions.
We first conceived a responsive logotype, developing a visual identity inspired by the fusion of meaningful symbols.
Collaboratio Helvetica's main icon is made from a combination of basic geometric shapes, that can be combined and recombined in an unlimited number of patterns. We hence created a unique alphabet of design elements which expresses the brand attributes of sharing, exploring, creating and shaping solutions.
When applying those patterns on nature imagery, we express the inspirational and visionary ambition of Collaboration Helvetica: regenerating the Swiss culture of collaboration.
The elementary geometric shapes of the brand symbol are intrinsically linked with nature, where organic movement and growth are the essence of life.
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Have a question about the NCVA Girls' Division? Please email [email protected].
More information on league fees.
All teams must have a coach at the Coaches' Meeting or your team will be forfeited out of that league date.
Please use this form for all tournament cancellations.
This form must be received by NCVA. Any cancellations after the tournament registration deadline will result in possible sanctions and a loss of entry fee.
Please submit one form per tournament, per team.
To enter the entire league, and avoid late registration fees, you must complete all league registration requirements by the deadline. There are no refunds after the deadline.
If a team cancels from a league tournament, the team will be given the last place finish in the tournament and will receive last place points. The team will receive any corresponding sanctions, if applicable.
If you are cancelling the preceeding week of the tournament, Monday after 5:00 PM, your team will receive a sanction.
Please refer to the Sanctions section of the Handbook for more information on possible sanctions.
If a team cancels by the deadline (15 days or more prior to the tournament) from a Non-League tournament, the team will receive a refund. However, if you cancel 14 days or less, you will lost your entry fee and other sanctions may apply.
In order to receive a refund from the following events, you must cancel on or before the registration deadline. The registration deadline for each event can be located on the website for each event or in the TM2 information for the event.
We have compiled all the information regarding seeding for the California Kickoff below. We hope that this information will assist teams in preparing for the season and understanding the seeding process for the NCVA Power League.
What is Seeding? The order in which teams are ranked – to begin a tournament.
Teams that believe that they are significantly mis-seeded must submit a written appeal to the NCVA Office by Tuesday, January 22, 2019 by 5:00 PM.
An 18s team that had many High School Juniors in 2017 and is thus better represented by their finish in the 18s division.
A team that is comprised of many players who played with a different club in 2017.
Once the seeding is released for appeals, the ceiling/cap will be removed from the seeded and unseeded teams. Based on the appeal, team(s) may be moved accordingly. Appeals should only be submitted when a team's seeding may be incorrect by at least 35% of the divisions seeding.
A written appeal must include specific documentation, including names of players.
Any attempt to criticize another team or suggest that a seed is too high based on opinion only will result in the appeal being disregarded. However, if you have significant documentation and facts, you can use them in your appeal.
Appeal forms will only be reviewed if received by the deadline.
In order to preserve the integrity of the seeding process, NCVA may, at its sole discretion, re-seed teams that did not submit appeals.
For the 2018 season these teams will be seeded from the same age group from last season. Example: If your club has a 16-1 team playing in the 2017 season but did not have a 15-1 team, this 16-1 team would be considered "unseeded" team. For the 2018 season this "un-seeded" team will be seeded within in the "unseeded" teams based on the club's 16-1 finish.
For the 2018 season, the California Kickoff Tournament will be seeded based on the above information. All unseeded teams will be re-seeded, following California Kickoff based on the criteria below, by the NCVA for a final seeding of the Power League Qualifier for 2018.
Teams wishing to use their California Kickoff Results for seeding into the seeded teams for the Power League must participate in the Open Division. California Kickoff Head-to-Head Results for teams participating in the Club Division will only move their team within the unseeded teams.
Note: your team's FINISH at League #3 determines which division you are placed in, NOT your POINTS.
Following Power League #3, movement will occur in all age groups. i.e. three (3) teams move up and three (3) teams move down a division.
Region Championship Divisions are decided: Championship (Seeds 1-36), Challenger 1 Division (36-72), Challenger 2 Division (73-108), etc.
Each Division within an age group will be seeded by points.
Challenger Divisions will vary in the amount of teams in each division.
Please note that your seed may change due to same club teams in the same pool - this change will be made in TM2, the pdf list will remain with the original seeding for reference. Your wave will NOT change.
All teams (players and coaches) should plan to arrive one hour before play starts.
Please arrive by 7:00 AM to check-in.
Paid R1 Officials will be provided for all Championship Division courts only. Challenger Divisions will not have supplied R1 Officials. Teams should plan accordingly to cover all officiating positions for all Challenger Divisions.
We will be utilizing both the Reno-Sparks Convention Center and the Reno Event Center for both days of play, May 11-12. please refer to TM2 for your exact court assignment.
All check-in will be done Saturday morning at both the Reno-Sparks Convention Center and the Reno Event Center. Please arrive by 7:00 AM to check-in.
All check-in will be done on Saturday. Please arrive one hour prior to play start to check-in.
The Amgen cycling race is happening on this weekend and parking will be impacted on the 12th. In addition to the race, there is a graduation at the Memorial Auditorium and performances at the Community Theater.
Street Closures: Closure of L Street will begin Friday, May 17th. L Street will be completely closed from 13th street to 10th street. On Saturday, L Street will be completely closed. The race is over at 3:00 pm on Saturday but L Street is scheduled to be closed until 10:00 p.m.


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Menominee tribe sues EPA, Army Corps of Engineers over Back Forty Mine permits
Jeff Bollier
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KESHENA - The Menominee Tribe of Wisconsin Indians sued two federal agencies Monday claiming they have failed to take responsibility for reviewing permits for the controversial Back Forty Mine.
Aquila Resources, a Canadian company, is in the final stages of permitting for an open-pit sulfide mine on a site in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan near the shore of the Menominee River.
The company has a pending application with the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality for a permit to alter or fill about 10 acres of wetlands and indirectly impact another 20 acres. The wetlands permit is the final permit needed by the company to open the mine.
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The lawsuit, filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, asks a judge to order the agencies to take control of the wetlands permitting process.
The tribe argues the state lacks jurisdiction to issue the permit, which it claims must be reviewed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
"The Menominee River and its wetlands are interstate federal waters, used in interstate commerce under the law. So under the law, this permit cannot be controlled by one state," Janette Brimmer, an Earthjustice lawyer who represents the tribe, said in a statement.
The Menominee River forms part of the border between Michigan and Wisconsin and flows into Lake Michigan via the bay of Green Bay.
Menominee Tribal Chairman Gary Besaw said he expects the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers would reject Aquila's wetlands permit application if the tribe prevails and forces the issue back on federal regulators.
"We could not see the Army Corps approving or signing off on this," he said. "The permit should not be reviewed by Michigan. This is a national resource, the Menominee River, similar to the Great Lakes or Green Bay. This should be a federal determination."
The tribe and other mine opponents are concerned that acid from mine waste would escape the site, polluting the river and, eventually Green Bay.
The area of the proposed mine is just yards from the Menominee River and consists mostly of woodlands. It's a place that, in the Menominee tribe's creation story, is where the tribe originated. A three-mile stretch along the river includes ancient burial mounds, religious sites and ancient raised garden beds in an area that once was a full village, according to tribal officials.
Besaw said federal oversight would subject the proposed mine to additional federal laws that would emphasize the importance of the waterway, wetlands and surrounding areas to the tribe.
"Federal oversight (of the mine) would also bring the National Historic Preservation Act into play which would provide further protections for our cultural and sacred sites," he said.
Aquila has invested more than $70 million in site acquisition, development and research for the mine, which would remove gold, zinc, copper and silver. Aquila officials did not return a message seeking comment Monday.
Federal law allows the EPA to delegate authority to administer the Clean Water Act to states in some situations. Michigan and New Jersey are the only states that have sought that authority. In other states, the Army Corps of Engineers, under the aegis of the EPA, oversees discharge permits and rules governing dredging or filling wetlands."We believe that the Clean Water Act specifically determines which waters can and cannot be regulated by a state. The Menominee River, as an interstate, interstate commerce boundary water, cannot be controlled by one state," Besaw said.
Michigan has granted the company a nonferrous metallic mineral mining permit, an air use permit and pollutant discharge and elimination system permit. It still needs a wetlands permit to proceed.
Besaw said the tribe has been appealing to the federal government to discuss the Menominee's concerns for months, but to no avail.
"We will continue to try and consult with the EPA and Army Corps of Engineers," he said. "We have been disappointed by their lack of involvement and response to our request for true government-to-government consultation."


I'm a fan of exercise, but the way it's commonly prescribed for weight loss (regular, aerobic activity such as running, cycling or rowing) does not actually appear to be very effective for here. Though, of course, it might be good for other things such as protection from chronic diseases such as heart disease and type 2 diabetes, as well as perhaps being good for mood and self-esteem. Of course another thing exercise is good for is that it can help people be fitter and go faster.
In recent times I've become quite interested in a form of exercise that is often termed 'high intensity intermittent exercise' (HIIE) or 'high intensity intermittent training' (HIIT) (I'll use 'HIIE' from her on). This form of exercise basically involved periods of intense, short-duration activity (such as sprinting), interspersed with periods of rest or low-level activity (such as slow jogging). There's growing evidence that HIIE can, compared to 'steady state exercise' (such as running at a continuous pace) boost fitness and even fat loss, and do it in a time-efficient manner too.
In one study, women engaged in either HIIE or steady state cycling for 15 weeks. The steady state exercise involved 40 minutes of continuous exercise. In this study, HIIE came in the form of 8-second cycle sprints interspersed with 12-second rest periods, for a total of 20 minutes. Exercise sessions were performed 3 times a week .
Over the course of the study, individuals engaging in HIIE lost a total of 2.5 kg of fat. In contrast, the individuals who engaged in steady state exercise lost no weight at all.
Another interesting study included in the review compared HIIE with steady state exercise in subjects diagnosed with metabolic syndrome . Half the group performed 4 minutes of exercise at 90 per cent maximum capacity followed by 3 minutes of 'recovery' exercise for a total of four cycles. The remaining individuals exercised continually at 70 per cent maximum capacity for a similar length of time.
Fitness increased in both groups, but rose by about twice as much in the HIIE group compared to the steady state exercisers. Also, HIIE was significantly more effective in reversing signs of metabolic syndrome.
I was interested to see a recent study regarding HIIE has been published . In this study, 18 trained runner were randomized to one of two training regimes over 7 weeks.
The total exercise time for the HIIE runners was reduced by more than half compared to the steady state runners.
At the start and end of the study, all the study participants ran 1500 and 5000 metres time trials.
The steady state runners did not see an improvement in their times over 7 weeks. However, the HIIE saw reductions of 21 and 48 seconds respectively. They also enjoyed reductions in cholesterol (for what that's worth) and blood pressure which were not seen in the other group.
This study adds to the growing body of evidence which shows that HIIE can be a relatively time-efficient way to derive health and fitness benefits from exercise. As with everything, it's not for everyone. However, for individuals already used to exercise, employing some HIIE in their regime can often pay significant dividends in less time than traditional training.
I'm curious to know what kind of intensity the "steady state" training was done at. I've been reading up on MAF (Maximum Aerobic Function) training, as espoused by Phil Maffetone and it's been quite enlightening.
Most people doing "cardio" work, exercise at an intensity that is actually quite anaerobic, thus needing glucose. Building a good aerobic base by exercising longer, and at a lower intensity is supposed to be better for fat burning, and for building endurance.
I suspect that either real aerobic exercise, or HIIE will give better results than what Mark Sisson calls "chronic cardio". I know that when I attended "aerobics" classes that I ended the classes with some serious oxygen debt, implying to me that it was much more anaerobic than aerobic.
When discussing reference 2 DrBriffa mentions 70% intensity. This could be VO2max or heart rate. I couldn't find the reference 3 online so I'm not sure. There is a formula courtesy of David Swain that equates HR 70% with VO2 max of 52% and a VO2max of 70% with a heart rate of 82%. Either way this exercise shouldn't feel ridiculously easy or hard.
The long steady Phil Maffetone approach only works for people training upwards of 10 hours a week with individual sessions that last over 2 hours. Some people respond to this type of training more quickly than others, but my experience is that people training over 15 hours a week can use it quite effectively to improve fitness. The problem is that training at such low intensity does not always condition the muscles, including the heart and lungs for racing at much higher intensity.
The medium intensity approach is generally overused. It is the standard zone for athletes who tend to get stuck at one level and cannot produce any peak performance during the season.
The high intensity training is a key to developing speed. Nobody at the top level ignores these type of sessions, but it is easy to overdo it. Novices need to be careful they don't strain muscles if they haven't done fast sprinting / static bike exercise before. More serious athletes need to be conservative with the amount they do. Overdoing it rapidly leads to generalised fatigue, which needs to be handled carefully. Sometimes you can push some more the next day, sometimes you need a more prolonged time of lower intensity exercise.
When starting from a low base I tend to use more moderate intensity exercise. At this stage I find my race performances are normally pretty poor. As I get fitter I do more high intensity work, this leads to fatigue and I often find myself doing more low intensity exercise (slower than when I started back from a low base) between high intensity sessions. Medium intensity definitely falls during this phase. Despite these slow sessions when you are tired, I normally race well after a day or twos rest during these phases.
Interval training is here to stay. The evidence is mounting well in its favor. You are also able to work out in less time than steady state workouts which is a plus.
I love HIIT training – when I'm jogging, I will always slowly jog between 3 lamp-posts, and sprint through one. Makes me feel great and feel much fitter, faster.
I've always been told HIIT is training smart, not hard, and great for when people don't have as much time to exercise.
Boy Scouts (or Girl Guides) still do it.
Fiona, not really. Scout's pace (as I recall) was alternating jogging and walking. High Intensity Intervals are sprints alternated with resting.
The June issue of the Mayo Clinic Proceedings includes a review of how excessive endurance exercise is thought to cause damage to the heart.
Dr. James O'Keefe, Clinical Cardiolgist from Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute in Kansas City, Missouri, describes the risks and benefits of extreme endurance exercise, emphasizing the Importance of moderation.
I'm still surprised to find this sort of thing being researched, as if we didn't already know that HIIT is just as beneficial for athletes as it is for regular folks, if for different reasons.
I remember reading an article by Frank Horwill in Peak Performance about 12 years ago where he was lamenting the lack of progress in British runners due to their inhibition to take up more modern running training practices. What practices? Sprint training, HIIT and one other I now can't remember.
This was over 10 years ago and he thought they were already too late in changing….
I'm also reminded of the study my tutor did with British 800m runners; he got them to do sprint training instead of some of their endurance training and they improved their times. When the study had finished he asked their coaches if they would take on board the improved performances and incorporate them into their programmes. The answer? No, they didn't see how they would fit into a 'proper' running programme!


Helmet (If you are a 14.00 or slower enclosed top car, no helmet is required. All open top cars/convertibles at any time must wear a helmet, gloves and long sleeve shirt). Please if you have never raced, just bring a helmet!
Eye protection is a must.
Seat belts are another must.
Long Pants, Closed toe shoes.
Optional neck brace if you have one.
If you have a FAST CAR/RACECAR and have raced any track anywhere, you already know what you need to compete safely.
If you have a FAST open top show or street car or convertible, you will need some type of reasonable arm restraint attached to the seat belt. Restraints should not impede your reach to your controls!!!!!
Fill out tech card, tech will assign a number for identification.
Please fix any obvious safety issues with your car, if you have something flapping in the wind, bolt it down or take it off. If you have hubcaps, they need to be securely fastened to the wheel or take them off.
Must have a catch can for radiator. No missing lug nuts.
1/8th mile or 660 feet cones will be setup for those not wanting to make a 1/4 mile pass. Please decide for yourself!
Bring your safety equipment to tech along with tech card. Tech is located at the scales (see map). If you have a backup girl or crew members, they MUST get a wrist band at tech to be in the starting lane area.
We will be flag starting all classes, Christmas tree all test and tune.
Flag start: roll into pre stage, when ready, roll into stage.
Flag held in starters right hand will point at you, you will nod your head yes that you are ready.
When left hand flag moves upward LEAVE!
Everyone Knows Richard Stetsen. He is the LAST WORD in class racing if you left early!!!
Do we need to say anything about racing and alcohol? The wrist band you purchase for racing will not allow you to buy alcohol at the race track. When you're done racing FOR THE DAY, take it off. If you're caught with alcohol, wearing a Drag Race wristband, you're done racing for the day. PERIOD!!
97.1 on your FM Dial is the track station. Tune in for announcements, call to lanes and JT's ipod collection of tunes.
Vendors/Goodie Bags: Please stop into Vendors row and check out all the neat products, swag and services being displayed. Show and drag race cars will get a Swag Bag at registration while they last. Please use the coupons and specials in the bag or pass them to someone who will. All of these vendors wanted to come to the Riot and relax with a cold one but chose to take time away from their business' to support the hobby and lifestyle that you LOVE.
This race could not have happened without the support of the vendors and sponsors! Please support those that support you.
Golf Karts, Mini Bikes, Scooters and Bikes are welcome.
PIT SPEED LIMIT IS 15MPH.
Please keep your speed down in the pits, the south side lot along the entrance fence will be full of show cars, children and spectators.
We have tried our best to think of everything. If there is a problem we will do our best to make it right for all.
What's your opinion? Do we make this a two day event in 2019?


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It's time to meet the couples! Here is the latest '90 Day Fiancé' cast...
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By Sagal Mohammed
Season 9 is around the corner with a fresh 90 Day Fiancé cast to boot, which can only mean two things: TV gold and hilarious new meme content. Happy days!
The new season will premiere on TLC on Sunday, April 17, and the network has now revealed the seven couples who will be letting us in on the rollercoaster ride of their relationships as they conquer long-distance love in pursuit of a K-1 visa. So, what can we expect this time?
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For those who aren't familiar with the concept of the show, it is a reality TV series based on long-distance lovers who apply for a K-1 visa, which allows the engaged partner of a US citizen to enter the United States so they can live happily ever after together in America.
Like any great TV show, however, there's a catch. As soon as the partners enter the US, they only have 90 days to determine whether they actually want to marry one another. If they don't say their "I dos" within that time frame, then the partner who is a non-US citizen gets sent back to their native country and it's all over.
One thing we can always rely on is cultural differences to cause drama between the couple and their families. But while some overcome them, others struggle to make it through. This season, the cast members hail from plates as diverse as Serbia, Cameroon and the Dominican Republic. Let's get to know them!
Meet the new '90 Day Fiancé' cast:
1. Kobe (Cameroon) and Emily (Salina, KS)
Twenty-nine-year-old Emily met 34-year-old Kobe during a night out in Xi'an, China and the two hit it off from the get-go. Within two weeks, their fling turned into an engagement and the couple had a baby on the way. Emily returned to Kansas where she gave birth to their son but Kobe wasn't able to join her due to his visa being delayed by the pandemic. He has yet to meet their son but the couple is trying to make it work in the US as a family.
2. Kara (Charlottesville, VA) and Guillermo (Venezuela)
Kara (29) caught the attention of Guillermo (23), a Venezuelan living in the Dominican Republic, during a work trip there and the two delved into a brief holiday romance. They kept in touch when she left and when Kara eventually moved to the Dominican Republic for her job, where cohabitating and an engagement quickly followed.
Due to the pandemic, Kara moved back home to the states, and the duo had been separated for nine months when they started filming the show. Now, Guillermo is set to move to Charlottesville, Virginia, but can they make a go at things in the US? It may be hard with Kara's partying habits and Guillermo's insecurities.
3. Bini (Ethiopia) and Ari (Princeton, NJ)
Fans will recognize 31-year-old Bini and 30-year-old Ari from the show's spin-off 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, where the couple met in Ethiopia whilst crossing the street and started a holiday romance.
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The young couple met when Jibri (28) noticed Miona (23) in the audience of his band's show in North Serbia and the two have been together ever since. Jibri popped the question during one of their romantic trips around the world but while Miona is ready to live a lavish life in Los Angeles, Jibri recently moved back to his family's home in South Dakota. Can Miona give the glitz and glam up for a small-town life to be with Jibri? It's a toughy.
6. Mohamed (Egypt) and Yvette (Albuquerque, NM)
Twenty-five-year-old Mohammed and 48-year-old Yvette may have a 23-year age gap but the couple fell for one another after Mohamed slid into Yvette's DMs after noticing their shared love of fitness—talk about a modern-day meet-cute!
They quickly became engaged after meeting in Egypt and now plan on starting a life together in the US. However, Yvette has a 12-year-old son with special needs, meaning Mohamed is going to be closer in age to his future stepson than to his wife if they say "I do." Is he up for the commitment?
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Patrick (31) met Thaís (25) whilst looking for a Portuguese teacher on dating apps during a trip to Brazil where he visited his father's side of the family in hopes of reconnecting with them. He went on to court Thaís over several trips to Brazil, winning her heart, showering her with lavish gifts, and eventually proposing. The couple now plan on living together in the US but will Patrick be able to provide the extravagant life Thaís's used to in Brazil?
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Q: C# Take user input and makes a selection from groupd of numbers I am trying to help my dad making a Lottery program.
My dad is making calculations over a period of 52 weeks.
When he has the calculations he has 3 groups of numbers
Group1 is: 1-12
Group2 is: 13-25
Group3 is: 26-35
When he makes his calcualtions he looks a the Lottery the past 52 weeks and lets say 4 numbers has been most present the past 52 weeks from Group1, and 2 numbers from Group2 and 1 from Group3. In Denmark our Lottery system has 7 numbers in Total.
So I have made a program which prompts him for X amount of numbers in group1 and then Group2 and then Group3..
But my problem is, I´m struggling with the random selection in each group from the Numbers he is choosing.
Lets say he choose 3 numbers from Group1, then he wants it to randomly select 3 numbers from the range 1-12 , so it could be 4, 10 and 11
and then he select 2 from group2 range 13-25 , so it could be 17, 20 and so on..
But I really struggling here with the last piece of code, I'm using Visual Studio 2022 and I´m working in C# App net.frame
This is how my code looks at the moment and this is where I get stuck
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;

namespace LottoProgramFinal
{
    internal class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {

            Random random = new Random();

            // Headline and Welcome Text
            Console.WriteLine( "\n\n\n\t --------------------------------", Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Yellow);
            Console.WriteLine( "\t  Lotto Generator Copyright 2022 " );
            Console.WriteLine( "\t --------------------------------" );
            Console.ResetColor();
            Console.WriteLine( "\n\n\n Vælg nu de antal tal i hver enkelt Gruppe: ");

            // User input Selection in Group1
            Console.Write( "\n\n Indtast antal tal fra Gruppe 1:  ");
            int Gruppe1 = Convert.ToInt32( Console.ReadLine() );
            Console.WriteLine("\n Du har valgt: {0} tal fra Gruppe 1 ", Gruppe1);

            // User input selection in Group2
            Console.Write( "\n\n Indtast antal tal fra Gruppe 2:  ");
            int Gruppe2 = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
            Console.WriteLine( "\n Du har valgt: {0} tal fra Gruppe 2 ", Gruppe2);

            // User input selection in group3
            Console.Write( "\n\n Indtast antal tal fra Gruppe 3:  ");
            int Gruppe3 = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine());
            Console.WriteLine( "\n Du har valgt: {0} tal fra Gruppe 3", Gruppe3);

            Console.WriteLine("\n De valgte tal i gruppe 1 er {0}");

            Console.ReadKey();

A: Perhaps some form of loop that prints out the results would help:
            //...

            // User input Selection in Group1
            Console.Write( "\n\n Indtast antal tal fra Gruppe 1:  ");
            int Gruppe1 = Convert.ToInt32( Console.ReadLine() );
            Console.WriteLine("\n Du har valgt: {0} tal fra Gruppe 1 ", Gruppe1);

            for(int i = 0; i < Gruppe1; i++) {
                // print to console a random number in group 1 range (1,12)
                Console.WriteLine(random.Next(1,13)); // random.next is 1 INclusive to 13 EXclusive, it doesn't include 13
            }

            //...


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Richard LeCounte is the face of the Georgia football program for the 2020 season
By: Connor Riley DawgNation
Welcome to Good Day, UGA , your one-stop shop for Georgia footballnews and takes. Check us out every weekday morning for everything you need to know about Georgia football, recruiting, basketball and more.
Richard LeCounte's most recent football game was also his best as a Georgia Bulldog. He picked off two passes for Georgia in its 26-14 win over the Baylor Bears, and was the clear leader of the defensive group with J.R. Reed missing the contest due to an injury.
If it were to be his final game as a Bulldog, it would've made sense. His NFL draft stock likely would've been at an all-time high, and given a number of his 2017 signees such as Andrew Thomas, Jake Fromm and D'Andre Swift were jumping to the NFL, one could understand why LeCounte would head to the league.
But LeCounte didn't. He opted to stay and return for his senior year. Shortly after, fellow defenders like Eric Stokes, Monty Rice and Malik Herring followed LeCounte's lead and announced they would be returning for Georgia's 2020 season as well.
While the offense will be undergoing a transformation, the defense figures to be stout once again if not even better as players like Travon Walker, Nolan Smith and Nakobe Dean get another full offseason in the system.
Defense will once again be Georgia's calling card in 2020. And LeCounte will be the face of both the group and the entire Georgia program.
Related: With Richard LeCounte returning, Kirby Smart might have his best secondary yet
LeCounte somewhat explained his process for returning on Twitter this week. He didn't return to improve his draft stock or even to chase accolades and records.
He posted a simple video of Athens on a fall Saturday and all that it had to offer. Something that can't truly be replicated in New England, Dallas or Minnesota.
Everyone: " Why did you come back to school ?"
ME: #GoDawgs #ATD pic.twitter.com/mgTM3MyO3l
Richard LeCounte III (@LilEasy_35) January 14, 2020
LeCounte has never been afraid to lead. Of all the recruits and players to sign up for Kirby Smart and what he was bringing to Georgia, LeCounte was the first one to do so. He did so just a week after Smart was announced as the Bulldogs head coach.
For the 2017 recruiting class, he became a vocal proponent for Georgia. He was more instrumental than perhaps any other recruit under Smart in a Georgia recruiting class, which finished No. 3 overall class in 2017. The class was comprised mostly of the top talents in the state of Georgia. The Bulldogs landed 12 of the top 20 prospects in the state of Georgia for 2017, with LeCounte from Riceboro, Ga., being the top-ranked player in the state to sign with Georgia that year.
He played sparingly as a freshman on the 2017 team that came within a few plays of winning the national title. As a sophomore, he stepped into the starting line-up and at times showed why he was rated as a 5-star prospect. But he also had issues with his tackling at times and the Georgia defense took a step back in 2018.
As a junior, he improved once again. He posted a career-best four interceptions, upped his tackles for loss to 4.5 while breaking up three passes and forcing two fumbles. He became an impact safety for Georgia while the Bulldogs also had the nation's top-scoring defense and gave up the fewest number of plays over 10-yards per game. And that factors in having to play the explosive LSU offense.
Reed deserves as much credit for those team stats while he also served as the vocal leader for the Bulldogs in 2019. Replacing him in 2020 will be no easy task, as he was a three-year starter for the Bulldogs.
Stepping in for Reed next year will likely be sophomore Lewis Cine. He flashed at times this past season, much like a young LeCounte did but it's a big jump to go from role player to starter in the Georgia defense. And it will be on LeCounte to have him, and the rest of the secondary and defense, lined up.
That is one of the many aspects of being a leader. And it's something Kirby Smart likely has been prepping LeCounte for since he committed to the Georgia program.
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At times, Smart has been publicly critical of LeCounte, more so than any other player on the Georgia roster. This past spring, Smart called out LeCounte publicly in a press conference.
"As far as Richard, it's been inconsistent. He still doesn't know his assignments in and out," Smart said. "I think he'd be the first to tell you, we're trying to train him at left and right safety where he's only played free safety before. That's for his development and growth."
More than anyone, Smart understands the pressures and responsibilities of being a Georgia safety given he played the position. He wouldn't be challenging LeCounte if he didn't think his rising senior safety could handle it.
And LeCounte responded with poise and maturity, recognizing Georgia has to get better.
"Every day there's something that I need to learn, no matter what position that I'm in," LeCounte said. "If I run out of things to learn, I won't be a great football player because every day you should try to do something better as a person. I just take that as a stepping stone to be able to listen to criticism, listen to coaching because I know at the end of the day, it's going to help me and it's going to help my team."
Had Fromm or Swift come back for the 2020 season, they almost certainly would've been the public faces and clear leaders of this team. But they're not. That responsibility falls on LeCounte.
And like an errant pass or unsuspecting wide receiver, he'll be ready for it and likely do exactly what Georgia needs him to do.
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It wasn't an audible voice, but more of a thought that formed in my mind. I had no idea what it meant at the time. After church I went home and began to study the Bible to see what God was telling me. The Bible exhorts us to "test the spirits to see what is true". The best way to do this is by going to God's Word for confirmation. God never contradicts Himself.
While checking references about the Brook Kidron I found it to be a dry river bed, called a wadi, that only flows during the rainy season. For much of the year it is has very little water in it even to the point of going dry. Twice, people were associated with the Brook Kidron. These occurrences explained what God was saying to me.
The first is found in 2 Samuel 15:23 when King David and his household flee from his son, Absalom, who has become a threat to overthrow the kingdom. It's a sad day for David and the land of Israel.
John 18 records Jesus, after the last supper, leading his disciples across the Brook Kidron to the Garden of Gethsemane.
Jesus was going to a place where He would be in such despair and sadness that He would sweat great drops of blood. What both He and David had in common was they were crossing into a time of trials, testing and sorrow. In fact the word Kidron means "gloomy" in Hebrew.
God was telling me we will have trials in this world, everything isn't going to always go our way. Life situations will occur that will cause us to cross into dark times. But we aren't to drink-in this gloomy situation. Don't wallow in it. As a child of God we are blessed since we have a river flowing with living water to drink from, even in our most desperate times.


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Janis Joplin - Kozmic Blues - 1969
"Kozmic Blues" is a song from American singer-songwriter Janis Joplin's I Got Dem Ol' Kozmic Blues Again Mama! album, her first after departing Big Brother and the Holding Company. It was a part of Joplin's set at the Woodstock Festival in 1969.
This song is about hope and trying to see the good in situations, but always seeming to come up short - something that is a common blues theme. Said Joplin: "'Kozmic Blues' just means that no matter what you do, man, you get shot down anyway."
Joplin didn't write that many songs, but she composed this one with her producer, Gabriel Mekler. She explained that she needed to be in a state of trauma and duress in order to write a song, and that's exactly the state she found herself in when she came up with "Kozmic Blues," which described her condition at the time. "I can't write a song unless I'm really traumatic, emotional, and I've gone through a few changes, I'm very down," she said in Rolling Stone. "No one's ever gonna love you any better and no one's gonna love you right."
This is one of the tracks that showcased Joplin's powerful vocals and her ability to lose herself in a song. She would sometimes enter an almost trance-like state when performing it, as she summoned up the pain that led her to write the song.
Time keeps moving on,
Friends they turn away, Lordy Lord.
Well, I keep moving on
But I never found out why
I keep pushing so hard a dream,
I keep trying to make it right
Through another lonely day.
Whoa don't discover it lasts
Honey, time keeps a-moving on, hey yeah, yeah yeah.
Well, I'm twenty-five years older now
So I know it can't be right
And I'm no better baby and I can't help you no more
Than I did when I was just a girl. Yeah!
But it don't make no difference baby, no, no,
Cause I know that I could always try.
There's a fire inside of everyone of us, huh-uh,
I'm gonna need it now,
I'm gonna hold it yeah,
I'm gonna use it till the day I die.
Don't, honey, don't you expect any answers, dear,
Ah, I know they don't come with ease, no, no, no, no.
Hey, I ain't never gonna love you any better baby
Cause I'm never gonna love you right
So you better take it now, I said right yes now, yeah.
I'm gonna use it yeah,
I'm gonna hold it till the day I die.
Don't make no difference babe, no, no, no,
Honey, I hate to be the one.
I said you're gonna live your life
And you're gonna love, love, love your life.
I'm gonna use it, say, whoa
Don't make no difference, baby, no, no, no,
Honey, I hate, I hate to be the one.
I said every time you're gonna want to love somebody,
Every time you're gonna want to need somebody,
You're gonna want to turn around, I'm gonna be there.
No no no no no, no no no no no, no no no no.
When you're gonna put out your hand,
All your want is some kind of lovin' man,
He ain't gonna be there, I said, not here.
No no no no, no no no no, no no no no,
No no no, no no no, no no no no,
No no no no, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Whoa, wah wah, whoa,
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa
Honey when I want to reach out my hand
I said darling all I ever wanted
Was for you to understand me now, whoa
Ah baby, I want to sing about me Lord, honey, every day yeah!
Songwriters: Janis Joplin / Gabriel Mekler
Kozmic Blues lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group


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SPWS needed a new web page design and created a contest on 99designs.
My Client has had the same design for over a *decade*!! We're looking for a PSD that we can use as a template for all pages of the site. PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE CLIENT DIRECTLY.
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PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE SITE OWNER DIRECTLY - I'll be sharing your designs with him, along with my own feedback, to add value to the process.


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Block Party kicks off spring semester
Mark Kelly, vice president of Student Success, spoke to new students about the spring semester and gave his famous "Hell Yeah" liturgy.
Maria Cardona
By Campus Reporter
Mark Kelly, vice president of Student Success, commanded students to turn The Loft into a mosh pit to ring in the spring semester.
Kelly delivered his iconic "Hell Yeah" liturgy to new and returning students Jan. 28 in the 916 S. Wabash Ave. Building for the 2016 Block Party, an annual event welcoming returning students and initiating new students into the college community.
"We are the high church of creative practice," Kelly said. "We have a calling, we have a belief system [and] we have values."
The three-hour event featured representatives from 75 student organizations and health clubs, as well as information on upcoming college events. The meeting encouraged students to learn about the college's various organizations and resources.
Josh Corson, a junior creative writing major, attended the Block Party to represent Point Blank, a poetry club he launched in the Fall 2015 Semester.
Corson said the club currently has 15–20 members and hosts open mic nights featuring well-established Chicago writers and student performers throughout the semester.
"The hope is to connect the poetry community and writers to what is going on around the city of Chicago," Corson said.
Jacki Licciardi, coordinator of Student Organizations & Leadership, said she organized the Block Party to help students get more involved with Columbia and the student body.
"This is vital because being involved in extra curricular activities helps build a community," Licciardi said. "You make friends and build connections, and it is important for students to feel connected to college outside of their courses."
New students were also encouraged to start their own organizations or clubs. The more involved students are with their peers, the more successful they will be, Licciardi said.
New students were welcomed and encouraged to work hard and take advantage of the college and its resources.
"This is the moment where we welcome our new students [to] become a part of our community," Kelly said. "[It] reminds us all what the hell we're here for."
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