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Desperate Choices: To Save My Child (1992)
1h 40min | Drama | TV Movie 5 October 1992
When a young girl is diagnosed with leukemia, her father and stepmother must decide if they should risk their son's life by exploring his potentiality as a bone marrow donor.
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Joanna Kerns ... Mel Robbins
Bruce Davison ... Richard Robbins
Joseph Mazzello ... Willy Robbins (as Joe Mazzello)
Jeremy Sisto ... Josh Ryan
Bruce McGill ... Dan Ryan
Steven Gilborn ... Dr. Andrews
Rondi Reed
Ron Canada
Reese Witherspoon ... Cassie Robbins
J.D. Hall ... Coach Watson
Phillip C. Curry ... Judge Bloom (as Phillip Curry)
William Newman ... Dr. Edwards
Debby Shively ... Angela Vincente
Larry Brandenburg ... Ed Foster
Shaun Duke ... Benny (as Duke Moosekian)
Sixteen-year-old Cassie Robbins is a spirited teenage girl, who loves her father Richard and stepmother Mel and dotes on her six-year-old half-brother Willy. But her carefree, happy life is forever changed when she is diagnosed with leukemia and her only hope of a cure lies in a bone-marrow transplant. However, when Willy proves to be a match, Mel is not-so-willing to allow her young son to undergo surgery as he nearly died the last time he was operated on after reacting badly to the anesthetic. Mel and Richard now have to decide if it's right to risk the life of one of their children to save the life of the other child, and of Willy's own rights in deciding if he should help the sister he worships. Written by Melissa J
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This film was incredible. I was only 7 when it came out and I recorded it from tv and I just watched it again now, 11 years later. It's so much more than a sappy disease movie. It really makes you think about what you would have to do in their situation. It describes the situation between the step-mother, the father, and the brother. A huge part of the movie is whether or not they will allow their son to be a bone marrow donor. The whole time, I sided with the father, because the risks were small that he would be affected by it and he shouldn't have to grow up knowing that he could have saved his sister's life. A+++ I guarantee it to anyone who doesn't mind crying.
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LONDON, England, July 29. MATT Grevers, the defending silver medalist in the event, is looking to upgrade that medal and looked strong in preliminary qualifying of the men's 100 back at the 2012 London Olympics.
Grevers turned in a 52.92 to lead all preliminary swimmers in the event. He went out in 25.57, under Olympic record pace, and kept going strong into the wall with his swim. Grevers took second to world-record holder Aaron Peirsol at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, and could become only the second swimmer ever in the event to upgrade a silver to gold the following year. Jeff Rouse is the only person to have done so in the men's 100 back in Olympic history, having taken silver in 1992 behind Mark Tewksbury of Canada before winning in 1996.
China's Cheng Feiyi finished second in 53.22 just behind Grevers in the event. With Sun Yang already overhauling Olympic records for the Chinese men, Cheng would like nothing more than to continue adding on more hardware. Heading into this meet, Zhang Lin was the only Chinese man to have ever medaled, with a silver in 2008.
USA's Nick Thoman posted a 53.48 in heat four of six, for the early top-seed lead. Should he and Grevers pull off a 1-2 after making it through finals, it would keep up a theme in the event with a single country winning the top two medals. It has happened 10 previous times, including 2008's Peirsol-Grevers 1-2.
France's Camille Lacourt (53.51), Japan's Ryosuke Irie (53.56), The Netherlands' Nick Driebergen (53.62), Germany's Helge Meeuw (53.83) and Great Britain's Liam Tancock (53.86) picked up the rest of the top eight finishes.
Defending bronze medalists Hayden Stoeckel (53.88) and Arkady Vyatchanin (54.01) qualified ninth and 10th, while Russia's Vlad Morozov (54.01), Germany's Jan-Philip Glania (54.07), Canada's Charles Francis (54.08), New Zealand's Gareth Kean (54.26), Australia's Daniel Arnamnart (54.28) and Spain's Aschwin Wildeboer Faber (54.36) also earned their way into the semifinal heats.
Morozov later announced that he would be scratching the event to focus on Russian relay duty in the 400 freestyle relay. Once the start list is final for semis, that should move Greece's Aristeidis Grigoriadis up from his 17th-place 54.52.


In 1977 the JHS Alumni Association was founded to develop a communication between graduates and school, and to promote friendship among graduates. Every five years a big gathering has been hold, commemorating the school anniversaries.
In 1986 the Junior Owner's Association was founded for young owners who manage hotels, restaurants and others to exchange views and help each other.
In 1996 the Alumni College was started to have opportunities for their study after graduation under the principle; 'Tri-unity of Working, Learning and Playing for our Better Life'. Three times a year it is held in the northern, the central and the western parts of Japan, and the college has been opened for graduates.
In 2001 the Alumni Station started for sharing an information on website where they can see information any time such as recruiting by the hospitality industry in Japan, abroad, or school events.
In 2006 the Sommelier Club started with 35 qualified Sommeliers of graduates and with those who have interests in this field to deepen and widen technical and managerial knowledge on Food and Beverage, restaurant management, and to exchange views,.
The Golf Club was established on April 1, 2016 to deepen friendship between a wide range of graduates and faculty staff.


I used the Artwork of Carlos Cartagena.
Open the Masks in PSP.
Open the scrapkit and choose 2 papers.
Edit copy Edit paste your first paper as new layer, I used paper1.
Using your pick tool pull out the edges of the paper until it is the same size as the canvas.
Again using your pick tool pull out the edges of the paper until it is the same size as the canvas.
Edit copy Edit paste your second paper as new layer, I used paper3.
Dont change the size of this one.
Edit copy edit paste a ribbon as a new layer.
I resize it by 70% twice, then Adjust, Sharpness, Sharpen.
Vertical 2, Horizontal -3, Opacity 21, Blur 2.00, Colour Black.
Using your eraser tool, erase any parts of the ribbon that over hang the inside circle area.
Edit copy, edit paste a paper flower of choise, resize to your liking, I resized mine 70% Twice, then duplicated and resized 70 % again.
Repeat with a different flower etc.
Add Drop Shadows to these also.
Now I just played and had fun with it adding bits and pieces till I was happy with the result.
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It is announced during halftime at every home football game, "And now, please welcome...the pride of the Keystone State...The Moravian College Marching Band!" The Moravian Marching Band practices for hours every week and performs at football games and parades. I have been a part of the Color Guard for my marching band in high school and as a member of the Moravian College Color Guard, I have had nothing but the best time performing with this incredible band! I have enjoyed working with Dr. Hess, the band director for the Marching Band, and Ciara Hurley and Miles Molerio, the Color Guard instructors. To showcase the hard work that is put into the marching band, I thought I would share my experience practicing our "Classic Rock" marching show for one week before our big performance at the Collegiate Marching Band Festival!
On Friday and Saturday, Mar. 16-17, Moravian College hosted its 4th Writers' Conference. The conference was entitled, "Writing about Health: Activism, Advocacy, and Storytelling" which connected to Moravian's In Focus theme of Healthcare. This was my first Writer's Conference and it definitely made me more aware of the various ways writing can be used to convey opinions and stories about complex topics, such as healthcare.
Do you love creative writing? Do you love to read and write poetry and short stories in your free time? Then the Moravian Manuscript is definitely the club for you!
Bethlehem, PA is called "The Christmas City" for a reason that is plain and simple: we LOVE our holidays! Walking up Main Street feels like walking through a Christmas wonderland with lights, wreaths, and Christmas trees scattered throughout. Bethlehem hosts a variety of Christmas events and festivals that are open to the public. Moravian College even offers some holiday events of their own to get students into the holiday spirit. To get the full Christmas City experience, I have a few events listed below to check out at Bethlehem during the Christmas Season.
Homecoming is a great tradition that brings students together for endless fun and activities to celebrate our pride in Moravian College. Students and alumnus come together to create memories and have fun. Here is a list of the top five events that were the highlight of Homecoming week to keep in mind for next year!
There is no doubt that Moravian College encourages freedom of expression among students. Moravian College emphasizes the importance of the arts and holds several events and showcases to show students several forms of artwork. During the past weeks, there were two artists showcasing their work on North and South Campus. On September 7th, the Payne Gallery on South Campus showcased Clarity Haynes and several of her works for her project "Bearing Witness." On September 12th, the Haupert Union Building showcased artwork from the Art Department's very own Ashley Kuhn. Both artists had excellent exhibitions and were a great way for students to come together and appreciate what the artists had to offer.
Welcome to MY MORAVIAN. Get an inside look at life on campus as told by our student bloggers. Remember to share your own Moravian College moments on social media with #MyMoravian.
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(MAP) 124 Java Ave., Hershey, PA 17033
*** 2015 Preservation Award - Residental Awards Winner ***
The following newsworthy item appeared in the Lebanon Evening Report on Friday, January 30, 1920:
"R.S. Woomer has planned to occupy one of the new duplex houses on Java Avenue next Tuesday, moving from Cocoa Avenue."
Thus began a new era in Hershey's architectural history, signifying the development of Java Avenue and the many prominent properties still present. Along with the notable properties were, at times, equally notable personalities and families who occupied these residences.
This year's Preservation Awards offer a unique perspective to recognizing and acknowledging the community's architectural heritage. Rather than identifying individual properties, this year's recipients are a grouping of well-known, revered properties that provide an aesthetic connect to Mr. Hershey's taste for Mediterranean Revival architecture. The Java duplexes, noted for their distinctiveness, are reflective of Mr. Hershey's design directives for the town's expansion, as noted in the Community Building and Hotel.
This style of architecture offered a warm, elaborate feel in contrast to the more standardized American styles typically employed in planning models from other Central Pennsylvania communities. Typified by the low-pitched roof, an extended portico or veranda, Mediterranean Revival elements are apparent in the Java duplexes, making them one of the more unique groupings of homes in Derry Township.
Still standing as a testament to the dynamic evolution of the community in the late teens and early 1920's, the duplexes that were home to Sam Hinkle, L.W. Majer, P.A. Staples, and Major Thomas Martin and their respective families, are home to yet another generation of Hershey residents.
We applaud and recognize the efforts of these residents for their investment in preserving these distinguishable properties:
124 Java: Richard Ely
126 Java: Maria Memmi & Philip D'Adderio
202 Java: Mel & Liz Billingsley
204 Java: Wendy Lubell & Mark Snyder
214 Java : Susan & Bryan Anderson
216 Java: Deborah & Robert Bethards


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Autism in the Wild
#15 SPARK For Autism
In this episode Chris and Noah interview researchers Taylor Kalmus and Natalie Pottschmidt from the SPARK for Autism program at the University of Iowa. Taylor and Natalie provide some background on SPARK and how they got involved in the program (Hint - one of them has a sibling with autism). They also provide some insights into the potential outcomes of the research and offer some advice to other researchers in similar projects. We enjoyed the conversation and think you will, too.
Here are some helpful resources related to this episode:
SPARK for Autism - overview
SPARK for Autism - how to participate in the research
Spectrum Autism 101
#14 Insights from Psychologist, Dr. Paul
"We all have something to teach each other and we all have something to learn."
In this episode Chris and Noah interview psychologist, Dr. Paul Conditt. Dr. Paul works with autistic people and their families to help them navigate the challenges and embrace the blessings of autism. In this episode, Dr. Paul shares some of his experiences working with kids and families with autism, offers some insights into his world as a psychologist, and shares some advice for parents and individuals with autism.
#13 - Insights From a School Counselor
"Be open to adapting your playbook to help people on the struggle bus."
In this episode Chris and Noah interview Angela Wittmer, junior high school counselor. Angela shares some of her experiences working with kids and families with autism (and special needs), offers some insights into her world as a school counselor, and shares some great advice for parents and teachers.
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Go on a fascinating multi-dimensional tour of the triumphs,traditions, sounds and sights that have made Wimbledon such as coveted title.The Wimbledon Tennis Tour entitles you to an access all areas look at whereusually tournament ticket holders are forbidden to enter. This wonderful touris led by specially trained Blue Badge Guides, who will bring to lifeinteresting history of the world's most famous tennis club.
The tour route includes No.1 Court, the Picnic Terraces and Water Gardens with their fantastic views across London, The Millennium Building and Press Interview Room, which are out-of-bounds during The Championships, and on days when building work permits, Centre Court. On other days this will be replaced by the BBC Television Studio. After the tour you are then free to look around the interactive museum which is home to Championship trophies and a "ghost" of John McEnroe.
Your voucher is valid for 10 months for one person. A level of General fitness is required as there is some walking involved. This experience is available on selected dates all year. All dates are subject to availability and you must pre-book. You are advised to book at least two weeks in advance to avoid disappointment. This experience will last approximately two and a half hours.
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My son was recently caught using his phone in school.
He wasn't in a class full of stdents and im all for disapline in schools and i a gree he should not have been using it in school.they. took the phone from him and confiscated it.
the only thing is that when I went uo to the school to ask for the phone at the end of the day they refused to let me have it back. they said they were allowed to confiscate it from us all .
is this right anyone are the Gorse acadamy teachers allowed to play this part in our society.
Best part of this hypocritical lot the teacher who found him on the phone was actually on the phone at the time.
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Article in the Telegraph has a list of what schools can and cant do. Your query is the first in the list - the school can confiscate the phone, but it must be returned at the end of the day.
This information applies only to schools in England and Northern Ireland.
Disciplinary penalties may include confiscation and/or disposal of items like MP3 players or mobile phones. The confiscation has to be reasonable in the circumstances. For example, government guidance states that if a pupil is playing loud music on a personal music player, it would be reasonable to take it away and return it at the end of the day. But it would not be reasonable to destroy it.
Whilst the destruction of the item in your case doesn't apply - it does appear that it should be returned at the end of the day.
Rose, perhaps you should ask for a copy of the contract/rules that you were supposed to have agreed to - you want a copy of the document from the time that your child actually started at the school and not the latest edition !
I asked for an agreement that I had signed showing just such an agreement and all she said was that i agreed to the terms of all this by the fact that my son had come to this school.
In my days we didn't have phones, but we had football stickers and marbles.
If I got them confiscated I wouldn't even tell my dad, otherwise he would throw the marbles in my head one by one (and we used to have lots).
Why don't you side with the school and teach your son a lesson?


Warm and sunny morning, high cliffs by calm forest lakes, narrow trails through wet and muddy swamps and 1000+ runners – perfect setting for the opening of my 2016 trail running season!
Bodom Trail is one of the most popular trail running races in Finland. This year, more than 1000 participants had signed up and the race center at Pirttimäki was buzzing with anticipation hours before the race start. Thursday, May 5th is conveniently a holiday in Finland and the morning was all warm and sunny.
I had signed up for the 21k race consisting of two loops visiting the race center at 12k. What makes it funny is the fact that you´re also allowed to bail out before the second 9k loop and still get a result in the 12k category! I had my mind set for the full 21k and promised myself not to even take a peek towards the finish line before the full distance was covered.
Before the race set off I spotted a mobile kitchen preparing salmon soup for the finishers. Another reason to get the job done as fast as possible!
I've never showed up at a race with less training under my belt than I did today. Since January, I had been struggling with continuous knee problems and the Rovaniemi 150 race in February didn´t really speed up the recovery.
I was able to keep up proper run training only for a couple of weeks before the race and this added to the uncertainty. I rarely participate in short races and the idea of keeping up an uncomfortable level of effort for 2ish hours didn´t really sound inviting.
15 minutes before the race was scheduled to take off we were summoned to the start line. I was assigned to the first group alongside the real athletes aiming for the podium. 1 minute before the start we cheered for good luck, the chatter quieted down and in no time we were off towards the forest.
I had planned to maintain a moderate heart rate for the first loop and pick up the pace for the second one if I was still feeling strong. First look at my Garmin proved the plan useless as I continued pushing along in the long queue of runners with my heart rate way above the planned levels. "Guess 21k is not such a long way after all and I´m feeling too good to slow down…" – that much for a controlled and easy race!
My knee was holding up well and regardless of the frighteningly high heart rate running felt surprisingly comfortable. After the first kilometers the queue broke down to smaller groups. The trail transformed to a narrow path undulating over rocky hills and every now and then dipping down to wet and muddy valleys and swamps.
Great shots from the trail can be found at the event Facebook page here.
I kept up with a small group of runners switching places every now and then depending on who was able to run faster on downhill, uphill, swamps, rocky paths or roots. My decision of taking along a water bladder proved to be a good one as the day was exceptionally hot for early May in Finland.
The first 12k was over in 1:06h and I headed off to the second 9k together with our Minister of Finance who´s an avid triathlete and was experiencing his first ever trail running race. The second loop was wet and muddy, but the views more than made up for it. High cliffs, calm forest lakes and beautiful swamps rolled by while we worked our way towards the finish line.
By 15k my continuous high effort was starting to take its toll. Legs were starting to feel heavy and I found myself stumbling dangerously on the technical sections.
With the finish line already within reach I made a decision of keeping the current effort even with a bit of risk of exploding before reaching the finish. Luckily, the last couple of kilometers turned to be less technical and I arrived to the finish line at 2:08:08.
It was a tough day at the office! Close to 170 average heart rate for a 2+h effort is not really a comfortable ride and the heat of the day added to the feeling of exhaustion. I grabbed my fair share of the finish line buffet and found myself a place to sit and catch my breath away from the sun.
Bodom Trail offered a great start for my 2016 trail running season! The vibe of a 1000+ participant race, excellent organization and logistics, beautiful trail and the perfect weather made it definitely a race to remember.
Regardless of the lack of training, my running felt surprisingly comfortable and I was honestly surprised to be able to push through the race with such a high continuous effort.
Now it´s time to recover, up the training mileage and get ready for the Karhunkierros 80k trail race in three weeks!
Bodom Trail done and dusted!


The Ataxian Athlete Initiative (AAI) provides adaptive cycling equipment to people with any type of ataxia who have demonstrated the desire to stay active and healthy despite their disabilities. This year, the AAI was sponsored by our partners at Catrike, The FA Project, The Texas Irish Foundation, and a contribution in memory of Gladys Lacativo.
FARA is pleased to announce the 2015 AAI grant recipients: Lee Bailey of Melbourne Australia, Marcos Alfonso Garcia Campo of Barcelona, Spain, Mandy Davis of Clinton, MO, Tiffany Gambill of Bridgewater, MA., Sean Mazeres of Woodland, CA, Kimberly Welch of Bridgeville, PA, and Billie Wells of Southfield, MI.
On May 17th, my friends from Sharon's Lounge in Rancho Cordova, CA held a spaghetti fundraiser for my team (Team Megan) and rideATAXIA NorCal. My good friends Terry Barragan, Joe Gough, Sharon Juarez, and Karen Hannum all played proactive roles in planning. As friends piled in and we all enjoyed the spaghetti and other goodies donated by people, I looked around in awe by everyone that was there for me. I know that weekends are especially busy for people, and for them to still make it meant a lot. As the afternoon went on, my other good friends Cort and Margie Stratfull did their always entertaining karaoke and added a special twist to it. This included people donating to get other unsuspecting individuals to sing. It was hilarious! All in all the event raised $1,112 for my team. My favorite part of the day was just catching up with everyone and thanking them for coming. I now feel motivated to keep doing events like these.
It is likely that every person with Friedreich's ataxia (FA), Ataxia, or any neuromuscular disease with no current treatment or cure has heard it many times before "Exercise is the key to staying healthy and may even slow down the progression of the disease."
We are incredibly grateful to our Media Partner, PHL 17 for an outstanding job on three promo videos leading up to the Philly ride. Check them out. Thank you Jennifer Lewis-Hall and team!
Each year FARA puts out a request for proposal for research to be funded by funds from rideATAXIA. This research grant is focused on translational research - research that will help bridge the gap between the laboratory and the clinic. Last year the rideATAXIA named award went to a team at the University of Minnesota who is analyzing the anatomical and functional connectivity of the central nervous system in FA using Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). This work is critical to understanding when and which neurological pathways are compromised in FA and will be a building block for future therapies. The Bob Allison Ataxia Research Center (BAARC) also contributed to the funding of this initial grant.


In Brian's Minnesota game column, he speculated about the potential for the "Fritz" (sure) formation--the diamond formation with Denard and Devin Gardner on the field at the same time--that Michigan used. In particular, he wondered whether or not that would be a precursor to the introduction of the triple option. In reality, Michigan already tipped their hand with the triple option against Minnesota.
It's 2nd and 2 in the third quarter. Michigan is in their two-back set with two receivers to Denard's left and Koger lined up on the right side of the offensive line. Minnesota is in its 4-3 front with basically 9 defenders in the box.
On the snap, you can see that the weakside defensive end is unblocked like he would be in a traditional zone read. Stephen Hopkins is approaching the mesh point with Denard. Rather than acting as a lead blocker, Fitz Toussaint takes a step to his left behind Denard.
As Hopkins and Denard engage in the mesh point, you can see Toussaint swinging around to the weakside of the formation behind Denard. He will be the pitch man if Denard pulls the ball.
Denard (incorrectly, I believe) hands the ball off to Hopkins for the dive play despite the defensive end crashing down on the handoff. As you can see, Toussaint is continuing to swing behind Denard. If he pulls the ball here, Denard and Toussaint are off to the races.
This is how the play ends. Minnesota has nine defenders in the box while Denard and Toussaint turn the corner with a blocker ahead of them.
I'm relatively certain that this was a bad read by Denard, and the results bear that out. However, there's little (to no) reason to show this play were it not already installed in the offense. We should expect to see this play (hopefully with the proper read) on Saturday against Northwestern and beyond.
This is yet another example of Borges adding wrinkles to the offense to catch defenses off guard. One of my biggest complaints about Rodriguez's offense last year (there weren't many) was that there didn't seem to be enough new packages/plays installed on a weekly basis. Through five weeks, Borges has shown an increasingly diverse attack while streamlining the playcalling by removing the plays that don't work (the I formation). As the season goes on, Michigan will have an increasingly diverse set of plays that could potentially make this offense just as lethal as last year's.
Great work! I'm trying to maintain a healthy level of skepticism about this year but posts like this make it hard not to be super optimistic.


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Assembly Panel Clears Houghtaling Measure to Improve New Jersey's Aquaculture Industry
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(TRENTON) – To enhance and protect New Jersey's aquaculture, Assemblyman Eric Houghtaling (D-Monmouth) sponsors a bill package to extend Rights to Farm Act protections to certain aquaculture activities, promote State aquaculture products through the Jersey Fresh program, and eliminate the prohibition against shellfish on Sunday for established commercial producers. The measures were approved by the Assembly Agriculture Committee on Thursday.
Aquaculture refers to the "farming" of fish, mollusks, crustaceans, and aquatic plants requiring some form of intervention in the rearing process such as regular stocking, feeding, protection from predators, and more to improve production.
Under current law, to be eligible for Right to Farm protection, a farm must meet the definition of "commercial farm" and comply with agricultural management practices accepted by the State Agriculture Development Committee. The first bill (A-6094) would amend the definition of "commercial farm" to include farm management units or aquaculture management units engaging in aquaculture and producing, or likely to produce within three years. Under the bill, an aquaculture operation would not need to qualify for farmland assessment in order to receive Right to Farm Act protections.
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Q: JVM Tenured/Old gen reached limit & server hanging Our application requires very huge memory since it deals with very large data. Hence we increased our max heap size to 12GB (-Xmx).
Following are the environment details
OS - Linux 2.6.18-164.11.1.el5
JBoss - 5.0.0.GA
VM Version - 16.0-b13 Sun JVM
JDK - 1.6.0_18

We have above env & configuration in our QA & prod.
In QA we have max PS Old Gen (Heap memory) allocated as 8.67GB whereas in Prod it is just 8GB.
In Prod for a particular job Old Gen Heap reaches 8GB, hangs there and the web URL become inaccessible. Server is getting down.
But in QA also it reaches 8.67GB but full GC is performed and its coming back to 6.5GB or something. Here its not getting hanged.
We couldn't figure out a solution for this because both the environment and configuration on both the boxes are same.
I have 3 questions here,

2/3rd of max heap will be allocated to
  old/tenured gen. If that is the case
  why it is 8GB in one place and 8.67GB
  in another place?
How to provide a valid ratio for New
  and Tenure in this case(12GB)?
Why it is full GCed in one place and
  not in the other?

Any help would be really appreciable. Thanks.
Pls let me know if you need further details on env or conf.

A: you need to get some more data in order to know what is going on, only then will you know what needs to be fixed. To my mind that means

*

*get detailed information about what the garbage collector is doing, these params are a good start (substitute some preferred path and file in place of gc.log)
-XX:+PrintGCDetails -XX:+PrintGCDateStamps -XX:+PrintGCApplicationStoppedTime -XX:+PrintGCApplicationConcurrentTime -Xloggc:gc.log -verbose:gc

*repeat the run, scan through the gc log for the period when it is hanging & post back with that output

*consider watching the output using visualgc (requires jstatd running on the server, one random link that explains how to do this setup is this one) which is part of jvmstat, this is a v easy way to see how the various generations in the heap are sized (though perhaps not for 6hrs!)
I also strongly recommend you do some reading too so you know what all these switches are referring to otherwise you'll be blindly trying stuff with no real understanding of why 1 thing helps and another doesn't. I'd start with the oracle java 6 gc tuning page which you can find here
I'd only suggest changing options once you have baselined performance. Having said that CompressedOops is v likely to be an easy win, you may want to note it has been defaulted to on since 6u23.
Finally you should consider upgrading the jvm, 6u18 is getting on a bit and performance keeps improving.

each job will take 3 hours to complete and almost 6 jobs running one after another. Last job when running reaches 8GB max and getting hang in prod

are these jobs related at all? this really sounds like a gradual memory leak if they're not working on the same dataset. If heap usage keeps going up and up and eventually blows then you have a memory leak. You should consider using -XX:+HeapDumpOnOutOfMemoryError -XX:HeapDumpPath=/path/to/some/dir to catch a heap dump (though note with a 13G heap it will be a big file so make sure you have the disk space) if/when it blows. You can then use jhat to look at what was on the heap at the time.

A: For your specific questions:

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*The default ratio between new and old generations can depend on the system and what the JVM determines will be best.

*To specify a specific ratio between new and old generations with -XX:NewRatio=3.

*If your JVM is hanging and the heap is full it's probably stuck doing constant GC's.

It sounds like you need more memory for prod. If on QA the request finishes then perhaps that extra 0.67GB is all that it needs. That doesn't seem to leave you much headroom though. Are you running the same test on QA as will happen on prod?
Since you're using 12GB you must be using 64-bit. You can save the memory overhead of 64-bit addressing by using the -XX:+UseCompressedOops option. It typically saves 40% memory, so your 12GB will go a lot further.
Depending on what you're doing the concurrent collector might be better as well, particularly to reduce long GC pause times. I'd recommend trying these options as I've found them to work well:
-Xmx12g -XX:NewRatio=4 -XX:SurvivorRatio=8 -XX:+UseCompressedOops
-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC -XX:+UseParNewGC -XX:+DisableExplicitGC
-XX:+UseCMSInitiatingOccupancyOnly -XX:+CMSClassUnloadingEnabled
-XX:+CMSScavengeBeforeRemark -XX:CMSInitiatingOccupancyFraction=68

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Tanzina Vega: You're listening to The Takeaway. I'm Tanzina Vega and it's great to have you with us. The number of people who've received the Coronavirus vaccine in the United States continues to lag far behind the number of vaccines that have actually been sent out. To find out why these delays are happening and how cities and states are dealing with the vaccine rollout more broadly, we've been checking in with local leaders from across the country.
Today, we go to Georgia, which has distributed a smaller percentage of its vaccines than any other state, that's according to CDC data. Reports are detailing health departments that are overwhelmed by calls from residents trying to schedule vaccinations. As this delayed rollout is taking place, Georgia has had more COVID-19 hospitalizations in recent days than at any other point in the pandemic. Joining me now to discuss is Mayor Van Johnson of Savannah, Georgia. Mayor Johnson, thanks for coming back on the Takeaway.
Mayor Van Johnson: Thank you so much and I appreciate the opportunity to be back with you.
Tanzina: At the end of December, Georgia governor Brian Kemp added more categories of people who should take priority when it comes to being vaccinated. Did that announcement make the rollout more complicated in Savannah?
Mayor Johnson: I think that the fact was that we needed to have a plan that was well thought out, and that was really accurately being able to gauge how many people would want to take advantage of this opportunity. Of course, adding more categories before we really had a feel for how things were going, I think, certainly complicated the issue.
Tanzina: Mayor, how would you assess Savannah right now in terms of the vaccine rollout?
Mayor Johnson: Oh, right now I would place us at being overwhelmed. I think that, again, our local folks here on the ground are doing the best they can. I think it's just too many people and, of course, we just need help from the state to help us to be able to manage it. We don't have the resources here to be able to take the calls and to get shots in arms. If I could, we would be doing this 24 hours a day here in Savannah.
Tanzina: What's preventing that, mayor, because I'm wondering if you're asking if Governor Kemp is opening up, adding more people to the priority list and you are saying, we need help. What is the disconnect there?
Mayor Johnson: Oh, the disconnect is that you have a governor that does not communicate with mayors of his cities and folks in the communities which he serves. We hear about his plans by press conference or press release. There is no consideration given to those of us on the ground that our citizens start to call when they realize they cannot get through because phone numbers are jammed and websites have crashed.
Tanzina: Mayor, back in April, you spoke with us on this show and you were frustrated with Governor Brian Kemp for pushing to reopen businesses in the state. What did the push to reopen businesses in the state do to the severity of the coronavirus outbreak in the city of Savannah?
Mayor Johnson: I think it's almost solely responsible for our increase. Georgia was the last to close and the first to open when I issued the first mandate in the state of Georgia for July the first, the rest of Georgia started taking note and, in Georgia, we still do not have, even on this day, have a mandatory mass mandate. The governor's allowed bars and restaurants to remain open. He's also said that businesses can decide for themselves whether to mandate mask, within their establishments.
Savannah has, and cities in Georgia have a bipolar effect. Essentially, we have in our public spaces mandates for masks, but then when you go into a private place, they may decide not to wear a mask. That leaves citizens confused. As a result, we have a lot of visitors that come to our city and they come to our city to get away from places like New York and places like Pennsylvania and California, where there are much stricter mandates. Therefore our numbers go up.
Tanzina: Mayor Johnson, are you looking for help from the federal government and if so, what would that help look like for you?
Mayor Johnson: I think that the federal government has been inconsistent in its response to the pandemic. It's been unfortunate. I think at this point, what we need is some clear, consistent direction from the federal government that incentivizes states for following their recommendations and that we're all clear on the same language. Right now, you have a federal government saying one thing, some states saying a different thing, and city saying a different thing. Therefore, when you don't have uniformity of direction, no clear vision, essentially people are confused and people get infected and that's how it happens.
Tanzina: What do you need to get vaccines into the arms of Savannah, Georgia residents as soon as possible?
Mayor Johnson: We need a central means for people to be able to call and make appointments. We need to be able to have a way to prioritize those who need the vaccine of the most and the fastest. We need to be mobile to go to places where we know that some of these vulnerable people live. We need to get our first responders taken care of as well as our various essential workers, many that work for the city of Savannah, that those who pick up trash, those who do water treatment, those who do very people-oriented things.
Then we need to make sure that we're getting people the opportunity to have the vaccine, that comes from, again, having a very robust, call center, a very robust scheduling center. Then, again, for us to do what we need to do 24 hours a day to make sure that we're getting needles into arms.
Tanzina: Mayor Johnson, we are at a very high peak in the Coronavirus pandemic just across the country. What do you see the next few months looking like particularly under a Joe Biden administration? Are you optimistic that with the transfer to a Biden administration, you will get some more help?
Mayor Johnson: I am. I'm very optimistic, although cautiously optimistic. I think that president like Biden brings a sensibility to the office that we have not had in the last four years. I think certainly a resolve to follow the scientist and follow the science. Again, I think he has a big challenge in being able to address what has happened not only over the last almost a year of really we sending mixed signals. He has to have his agencies to be able to operate together.
I think he has to talk again with cities directly about the challenges that we're facing. Again, this will be an opportunity to streamline procedures and protocols and that we're all operating. When you look at countries across the world that have been able to do better, it's because they've had a uniformed approach and not this trash dumpster fire of a response that we've had in this country.
Tanzina: We will hope for the best for the residents of your city and for cities across the country. Mayor Van Johnson is the mayor of Savannah, Georgia. Mayor Johnson, thank you so much for being with us.
Mayor Johnson: Thank you so much for the opportunity and we wish you the best.
Tanzina: Listeners, we're going to keep checking in with local leaders on vaccine distribution. Do you want to hear an official from your city on The Takeaway? Give us a call at 877-8-MY-TAKE, that's 877-869-8253. You can also send us a voice memo recorded on your phone and email it to takeawaycallers@gmail.com.
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'Empire' actor Jussie Smollett, center, arrives at the Leighton Criminal Court Building for his hearing on Thursday, March 14, 2019, in Chicago.
The Chicago police union's president alleges that the county's top prosecutor interfered with the investigation of Empire actor Jussie Smollett before recusing herself and wants the Justice Department to determine if she broke any laws.
The police kept the investigation and Foxx recused herself.
Her office charged Smollett with lying to police.
Last Thursday, Smollett pleaded not guilty to charges accusing him of lying to the police about being the victim of a racist and homophobic attack in downtown Chicago a few weeks ago.


Dear children, as a mother, as Queen of Peace, I invite you to welcome my Son so that he can give you the peace in your soul, so that he can give you what is right, what is your good. My children, my Son knows you, He lived life as a man but at the same time as God.
A miraculous life: human body, divine spirit. Therefore, my children, while my Son looks at you with his divine eyes, he enters your heart. His mild and warm eyes, in your heart, look for himself. Can he find himself in you, my children? Accept Him and then the moments of pain and suffering will become moments of bliss. Accept it and you will find peace in the soul and you will spread it to everyone around you.
This is the most important thing now, the most needy thing. Listen to Him. Listen to me, my children. Pray for the shepherds, for those whose hands my Son has blessed. Thank you.


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Play for preemies basketball results
Play for Preemies at Western Albemarle High School.
By Aileen Hnatiuk | January 4, 2020 at 9:39 PM EST - Updated January 6 at 5:13 PM
CHARLOTTESVILLE, V.A. (WVIR) - The 4th annual "Play for Preemies" high school girls basketball tournament began at 11 a.m. at Western Albemarle High School.
The event raises awareness and funds for premature birth at UVA's Children's Hospital. Co founders and spouses Kris and Heather Wright because of personal encounters.
"Going through that experience twice ourselves, when we were in the NICU for 20 total weeks between our children," says head girls basketball coach of WAHS Kris Wright.
"You see the amazing work that the nurses, doctors and specialists all do in the department, so we have a platform that we can raise awareness and help those folks out."
This event has raised almost $13,000 in its first three years donated to hospitals.
"Showing them how they can give back as well and really making something positive out of something tragic that happened to us and just really giving back," says Co founder Heather Wright.
There are 12 teams involved in the event.
"If you're going to play games anyways and we are. It's fun to play them against teams you may not see as often," says Wright.
"For instance, we're playing Buffalo Gap who we haven't played in my 12 years as the head coach here. It's a different team to see which is neat to experience."
GAME RESULTS:
Riverheads 65, Monticello 63
East Rockingham 39, Culpeper 36
Faith Christian 32, Broadway 31
William Monroe 50 vs. Jefferson Forest 26
STAB 73, Fluvanna 22
Buffalo Gap 41, Western Albemarle 40
Aileen Hnatiuk
Sports reporter
Aileen Hnatiuk graduated from East Carolina University with a bachelors degree in Communications with a focus in journalism in May 2018. She joined NBC29 in July 2018.
Cavaliers fall 53-51 against NC State; Drop to 4-4 in ACC
Mike Shiers
JMU women's basketball freshman Kiki Jefferson named CAA Rookie of the Week
UVa OC Robert Anae interviews at Hawaii
UVA women's basketball falls to rival Virginia Tech at home


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Analysts: NATO Membership for Ukraine Unlikely Anytime Soon
A meeting at NATO's headquarters (file photo)
Ukrainians go to the polls January 17 to elect a new president. Current leader Viktor Yushchenko is a strong advocate for Ukraine's membership into the North Atlantic Treaty Organization. But that membership is unlikely to happen anytime soon.
Ukraine and Georgia have expressed interest in becoming NATO members. The Bush administration strongly supported their membership bids. But at the April 2008 NATO summit in Bucharest, Romania, member countries declined requests by both nations to begin the process of accession known as a "Membership Action Plan". The final communiqué simply said NATO leaders agreed that "these countries will become members of NATO" - but no time frame was given.
A former senior State Department official in the Bush administration, David Kramer, who was responsible for Eurasian and European affairs says both countries have to overcome numerous obstacles before becoming NATO members.
"Joining NATO means meeting the criteria for joining NATO - countries can't simply fill out an application and become a member the next day. They do have to undertake reforms that include political, economic as well as security reforms. And membership is a long process - it does not happen quickly. And so in some respects, in different areas, Georgia and Ukraine have made progress in these regards. But in other areas, in other parts of reform, they have a long way to go. So membership for Ukraine and Georgia is not going to be in the offing anytime soon."
Ukrainian President Viktor Yushchenko has been pushing for NATO membership since he assumed power five years ago. But he is on the verge of losing his job as voters go the polls this Sunday to elect a new president. Public-opinion surveys put Mr. Yushchenko far behind the two front-runners: Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and Viktor Yanukovich, head of the powerful "Party of Regions" in the Ukrainian parliament.
David Marples from the University of Alberta [Canada] looks at Ms. Tymoshenko's and Mr. Yanukovich's stand on NATO membership. "Tymoshenko is a little unclear on what would happen with NATO . Yanukovich is opposed to it, but he would probably agree to a referendum. And all the polls so far have suggested that most people would vote against it: something like 55 or 60 percent, which is a very high figure in a referendum, would vote against Ukraine joining NATO," he said.
Russia has been vehemently opposed to Ukraine's bid to join NATO. Analysts say as a result of President Yushchenko's attempts to join the alliance, relations between Kiyev and Moscow are at an all-time low.
But many experts, including Robert Legvold from Columbia University, say NATO membership appears to be less of an issue now than it was five years ago at the beginning of the Yushchenko administration. "One of the interesting things about this election is no candidate, no single candidate, not even Yushchenko, who is after all one of the 18 candidates, is raising the issue of NATO membership in this presidential campaign. Both objectively in terms of Ukraine's relations with NATO and in terms of the politics of it in Ukraine, as reflected in this presidential election, Ukraine is farther away from NATO membership than before," he said.
Legvold says that has a lot to do with NATO's perception of Ukraine. "And that is that Ukraine is seen less and less as a fit member of NATO, because it has not been able to deal with these underlying structural problems: it has made a little bit of progress in terms of military reform, but not in terms of corruption or political stabilization or advancing in a way that would make it anything other than for NATO, a basket case to take on. And NATO has had enough trouble dealing with, just as the European Union, with the enlargements of the past," he said.
Ukraine is also vying to be a member of the European Union. But experts say Kiyev has even less of a chance to become an E.U. member because the standards for getting into the European Union are much tighter than they are for membership in NATO.
Ukrainians Disillusioned with President Yushchenko
Ukrainians go to the polls Sunday January 17 to elect a new president. In this report from Washington, we look at the legacy of current president, Viktor Yushchenko. Public-opinion surveys indicate President Yushchenko is trailing several other candidates as the country prepares to vote in presidential elections Sunday, Jan. 17. The two front runners are former Yushchenko ally and current Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and Viktor Yanukovich, leader of…
US and Russia Close to an Arms Control Agreement
President Barack Obama and his Russian counterpart, Dmitri Medvedev, say considerable progress has been made on a new agreement replacing the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty - or START - accord that expired December 5. The two men spoke to reporters after a meeting on the sidelines of the United Nations conference on climate change. President Obama sounded a distinctly optimistic note about the chances for agreement on a new arms reduction treaty. "We've been…
Ukrainian Voters Apparently Unhappy with Presidential Candidates
Ukraine holds a presidential election Sunday, but there appears to be widespread dissatisfaction among voters with incumbent President Viktor Yushchenko and his two main rivals, Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko and former prime minister Viktor Yanukovych. Many Ukrainians say they have suffered because of a feud between President Viktor Yushchenko and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko that has undermined government policies. Support for Mr…
By Peter Fedynsky
Next Ukrainian President: East or West?
The top two vote-getters in Sunday's Ukrainian presidential election are often stereotyped as the pro-Russian Viktor Yanukovch and pro-Western Yulia Tymoshenko. They face a run-off on February 7. The orientation of Ukraine's next president is of particular interest to the country's immediate neighbors - Russia and Poland. The pro-Western positions of Yulia Tymoshenko are well-established. But a foreign policy statement aired on Ukrainian…


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Fernando Rufino de Paulo (Eldorado, 22 de maio de 1985) é um paracanoísta brasileiro.
Naturais de Eldorado (Mato Grosso do Sul)

Biografia

Peão de rodeio, Fernando sempre desejou viajar pelo mundo e queria se envolver em algum esporte que o ajudasse a realizar esse sonho. Em 2012, portanto, se interessou pela paracanoagem e logo conseguiu bons desempenhos em campeonatos mundiais. Ele conquistou a medalha de ouro nos Jogos Paralímpicos de Verão de 2020 em Tóquio na prova de va'a VL2 masculino.

Ligações externas

Paracanoístas do Brasil
Peões do Brasil
Medalhistas do Brasil nos Jogos Paralímpicos de Verão de 2020
Campeões paralímpicos do Brasil

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