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The friend-of-the-court brief, filed by 19 attorneys general, says that allowing transgender people to use bathrooms matching their gender creates no public safety, privacy or financial burdens.
Rhode Island lawmakers propose banning 'ex-gay' therapy
The measure would ban so-called "conversion therapy," a practice aimed at changing young people's sexual orientation or gender identity.
Training aims to help police officers better serve LGBTQ community
LGBTQ individuals are at greater risk of experiencing victimization and data suggest hate crimes have risen since the November election.
Hundreds of women march in yoga pants after catty comments from gay man
Some held up signs that said "Peaceful Pants Party" and "I've Got Passion For My Pants."
No lesbians allowed: Rhode Island yacht club keeps 'men only' policy
Single women and married lesbians are not admitted, even as associates, because they are not married to a man.
Federal jury awards ex-firefighter $800k in antigay harassment suit
Retired Providence Fire Lt. Lori Franchin accusing her male colleagues of harassing her because she's a lesbian.
Brown University investigating anti-Semitic, homophobic graffiti
Homophobic and anti-Semitic graffiti was found in a campus building that houses a Jewish fraternity and a fraternity with many LGBTQ members.
Former Rhode Island House speaker gets 3 years for corruption
The 53-year-old Democrat became the nation's first openly gay House speaker in 2010. He represented Providence for 11 terms in the state House.
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The city of Providence is extending transition-related health coverage for employees and retirees who identify as transgender or gender non-conforming.
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Gordon Fox, who in 2010 became the state's first openly gay speaker, has agreed to plead guilty to charges of bribery, wire fraud and filing a false tax return.

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Posted on August 31, 2017 by Beavercreek News Current
Beavercreek wins on the road
HILLIARD — Marcella Cash scored three goals to lead Beavercreek to a 4-1 win at Hilliard Darby Aug. 26. Diana Benigno had the other goal for the Beavers, who visit Miamisburg Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Beavercreek boys tie
BEAVERCREEK — Evan Williams and Ryan Bernt scored goals for Beavercreek as the Beavers tied Cincinnati Sycamore, 2-2, Aug. 26. Dominic Calabrese and Jacob Westerkamp had assists for Beavercreek.
The Beavers are 1-0-1 and are scheduled to visit Kettering Fairmont at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 31.
Cash is money in Beavercreek win
BEAVERCREEK — Sophomore Marcella Cash scored twice as Beavercreek beat visiting Lebanon, 2-1, in the season opener Aug. 24.
It was Beavercreek's first win over Lebanon since 2013. The teams tied once in that span. The Beavers play Saturday, Aug. 26 at Hilliard Bradley and Wednesday, Aug. 30 at Miamisburg.
Beavercreek defeats Lebanon
LEBANON — Kevin Davis scored a goal and added an assist, Ryan Bernt, Vaughn Ernst, Evan Williams, Hunter Jackson and Jack Towers each scored goals, while Jacob Westerkamp, Joshua Fleck and Jonah Ackerson added assists in Beavercreek's 6-2 win over Lebanon on Aug. 22.
In junior varsity action, Phillip Wynn, Mitchell Manzardo, Dilpreet Sandhu and Destiny Ezeliora scored, with Freddie Henson added two assists in a 4-0 Beavers win over Lebanon.
WSU women win at Miami
OXFORD — The Wright State University women's soccer team posted its second win of the season as the Raiders won 2-1 at Miami University on Aug. 27.
Emily Rotterman and Jordyne Helinski each had two shots while Aaliyah Patten accounted for the fifth shot by the Raiders in the first 45 minutes. The second half started much like the first half with both sides exchanging shots and close chances until junior Kayla Schrubb headed in her first Raider goal at 68:15.
The Raiders (2-2) will be back in action as they host St. Bonaventure at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 31.
Volleyball falls to No. 2 Stanford
LONG BEACH, Calif. — The Wright State University volleyball team fell 3-0 to No. 2 and defending national champion Stanford, Saturday night at the LBSU Biden Invitational. The scores were 19-25, 11-25 and 21-25.
The Raiders scored five of six points midway through the first set on their way to post 19 points overall in the opening set. Wright State posted 13 kills, two aces and two blocks as a team. Wright State's 11 points in the second set came from 11 kills, keeping it close early. WSU collected 21 points in the third set from 10 kills, an ace and two blocks. The Raiders took the lead early and stayed close, cutting the lead to two points at 23-21 late.
The Raiders (0-3) will play Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville, University of Missouri-Kansas City and Tulsa, Sept. 1-2 at the Cougar Classic hosted by SIU-Edwardsville.
Raider men tie Fort Wayne
FAIRBORN — Wright State University's men's soccer team drew a 0-0 double overtime tie with Fort Wayne to open the 2017 season, Aug. 25.
The Raiders came out strong with six shots to five for the Mastodons in the first 45 minutes of play. A.J. Patterson and Alec Philippe each notched two shots while Stefan Rockvic and Luke Treadway each had one shot. The Raiders continued to grind for opportunities without a goal. The second stanza looked much like the first as Fort Wayne turned the shots total and led 6-5. WSU keeper Joel Sundell came up big with four saves in the second half, finishing with five total.
Chances came for both teams in the extra two, 10-minute periods as Wright State registered three more shots to two by Fort Wayne (0-0-1). Patterson ended with five shots while Rokvic and Philippe each had three shots.
WSU women's soccer falls
FAIRBORN — Just over 109 minutes of hard-fought soccer saw the Western Michigan women's soccer team defeat Wright State 1-0 in double overtime at WSU's Alumni Field Thursday night.
Wright State took control of the game early, ending the first half with six shots while holding the Broncs to just two. The teams were back and forth in the first overtime and most of the second until a free kick from Grace Labadie found the back of the net from about 25 feet out at 109:03 for her first tally of the year. Wright State ended the game with 10 shots, led by Aaliyah Patten and Erin Graefen with two each. WMU (2-0) finished with 18 shots. The team places 1 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 27 at Miami.
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Tom Dempsey: Former New Orleans kicker dies from coronavirus
Former New Orleans kicker Tom Dempsey has died at the age of 73 after struggling with coronavirus complications.
Dempsey, who played in the NFL despite being born without toes on his kicking foot, tested positive for the disease just over a week ago.
He is best known for making a record 63-yard field goal against Detroit in November 1970 which stood as an NFL record for 43 years until the Broncos' Matt Prater broke it with a 64-yarder in Denver in 2013.
In total, Dempsey spent 11 seasons in the NFL – his first two seasons with New Orleans (1969-70), the next four with Philadelphia, then two with the LA Rams, one with the Houston Oilers and the final two with Buffalo.
Dempsey then retired following the 1979 season, returning to New Orleans before being diagnosed with dementia in 2013.
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Saul Niguez scored one of the great Champions League goals to give Atletico Madrid a 1-0 semi-final lead over Bayern Munich after a pulsating first leg at the Vicente Calderon.
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Outgoing Bayern coach Pep Guardiola declared before the match that his decorated spell in Bavaria will be defined by how this European campaign concludes following last-four losses to Real Madrid and Barcelona in the past two seasons.
And it could be another tale of misery against teams from his homeland for the Manchester City-bound tactician, who could only look on as Saul crowned his breakthrough season with a sensational solo goal in the 11th minute.
Bayern were second best as the tenacious brilliance of Diego Simeone's side held sway in the first half.
The visitors looked to mount a response after the break as David Alaba struck the crossbar from long range, while Fernando Torres was denied by a post as Atletico sought a greater cushion.
Real Madrid's 0-0 draw at Manchester City on Tuesday means a repeat of 2014's all-Madrid final is firmly on the cards.
Guardiola opted to leave Thomas Muller and Franck Ribery on the bench and Bayern began the match with wingers Douglas Costa and Kingsley Coman hugging their touchlines in an attempt to stretch Atletico's compact defensive set-up.
The plan did little to unsettle the hosts during the opening stages as Torres and Antoine Griezmann had shots blocked before Saul marked the occasion in truly great style.
The Spain Under-21 international eased away from Thiago Alcantara in midfield and skipped nimbly through a pair of challenges from Juan Bernat and Xabi Alonso.
That brought Saul into the penalty area, where a step over engineered space inside Alaba to curl a left-footed shot in off the base of Manuel Neuer's right-hand post.
Bayern nearly had an instant response, but centre-back Jose Gimenez atoned for a horribly sliced clearance by diverting Arturo Vidal's header to safety from under the Atletico crossbar.
Griezmann raced in behind the visitors' backline, but his control deserted him and Javi Martinez could apply pressure before the France star prodded a shot at Neuer's left boot.
Bayern drove Atletico deeper at the start of the second period, although it was a pattern of play with which the Liga side appeared comfortable.
They had a scare in the 54th minute when Alaba almost matched Saul in terms of inspirational excellence - the defender sauntering forward before sending a sumptuous 35-yard strike cannoning onto the frame of the goal.
Centre-back partner Martinez tested Oblak from a corner soon afterwards and Bayern striker Robert Lewandowski created space to lash across the face of goal in the 64th minute.
Guardiola summoned Ribery and Muller either side of Costa lifting Philipp Lahm's raking pass on to the roof of the net and Oblak pushed a trademark rasping drive from Vidal to safety.
Almost inevitably, Atletico sprung into action with one of their rapier counter-attacks - Griezmann feeding Torres to shoot against the post with the outside of his right boot.
It was another reminder to Guardiola of the stern task awaiting his side at the Allianz Arena next week.
- Atletico Madrid have won 13 of their 17 Champions League games at the Vicente Calderon under Diego Simeone (D3 L1).
- Bayern Munich are winless in their last eight away games in the Champions League knockout stages (D4 L4).
- Atletico have kept a clean sheet in 14 of their last 16 Champions League matches at the Calderon.
- Saul has scored nine goals in all competitions this season, more than any other Atletico midfielder.
- The two highest possession figures for a losing side in the Champions League this season have come in matches against Atletico (Barcelona 77 per cent and Bayern 74 per cent).


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Justin Pendarvis: "We have to demystify Ebola. It's not a superhuman and magical thing."
Posted by Natalie Hawwa on Friday, October 17th 2014
This is the third blog in our Profiles in Courage series in which we've teamed up with photojournalist Morgana Wingard, who is on the ground with USAID staff in Liberia documenting the fight against Ebola. This series records the experiences of our Disaster Assistance Response Team staff on the front lines of the Ebola response – from the security officers, to public health experts, to information specialists – and offers their reflections on this historic health crisis.
Before the United States deployed an Ebola Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART), there was Justin Pendarvis. As one of the Public Health Advisors at USAID's Office of U.S. Foreign Disaster Assistance, Justin was the first disaster expert tapped to travel to West Africa and assess the growing Ebola situation for USAID.
In early July, Justin traveled to Guinea – home of the epidemic's 'patient zero.' His mission: to observe and gauge the growing outbreak, understand the coordination at play for the response, and identify key challenges.
In Guinea he observed the protocols required to run an Ebola treatment unit (ETU) at one of Medecins sans Frontieres' first facilities – an intense operation out of the capital city, Conakry. The following week he headed to Sierra Leone where frightening narratives were emerging from Kenema, one of the country's largest towns hit hard by the virus.
"People were working around the clock, but more Ebola cases kept popping up," recalls Justin. Health care workers were also falling ill.
By the time Justin landed in Liberia a week later it was clear that a significant amount of resources were needed to support West Africa and help save lives. Weak public health systems fell prey to the disease, and more help was needed. With key insight provided by Justin, USAID stood up the Ebola Disaster Assistance Response Team (DART) – the team of roughly 30 people from across the U.S. Government leading and coordinating the U.S. Ebola response.
Patients wait outside the JFK Ebola treatment unit in Monrovia, Liberia on September 15, 2014.
An Ebola patient rests on his bed inside the patient area at the Ebola treatment unit at Island Clinic September 22, 2014 in Monrovia. With the help of USAID, the Government of Liberia and the World Health Organization opened the facility on September 21. Within one day it was filled to capacity with more than 100 patients. USAID provided generators and other supplies to equip the facility with life saving care.
Since then there has been an "evolution of thought," says Justin, as everyday USAID, alongside the affected countries and international community continue to learn how best to respond to this unprecedented crisis and fight the world's largest Ebola outbreak in history.
In Liberia's capital Monrovia, most residents know somebody who has been affected by the epidemic. Justin, like many West Africans, finds Ebola and this humanitarian response to be very personal. He first arrived in Liberia in 2009 and considers it his second home. His first three-and-a-half years in country were spent working with a Liberian NGO to strengthen and rebuild the country's health infrastructure — systems that had been destroyed by decades of brutal civil war. But progress was being made.
Five years ago, only 11 percent of women in Liberia were delivering babies at health clinics, putting most — those delivering at home often in unsanitary conditions – at great risk for complications and death. Liberia had one of the globe's highest maternal mortality rates.
Fast forward to last year, where more than half of Liberian women were safely delivering at hospitals and clinics – a significant health breakthrough.Although maternal mortality is still high, the numbers have started to fall.
Today, in the face of Ebola, any woman who comes to a hospital to deliver her baby and is bleeding becomes untouchable. Staff hesitate to provide medical care due to fear and risk of contracting the virus, which is transmitted through contact with infected bodily fluids.
Midwives at John F. Kennedy hospital now wear extra protective gear when they go to work because of fears of the spread of Ebola.
"We have to demystify Ebola, it's not a superhuman and magical thing. We know how to control it, and we know how to keep people safe – but there is a crippling fear."
Justin says that many of the challenges in responding to the Ebola crisis are fighting that exact fear, and arming West Africans with knowledge to understand the virus and learn how to weave protective measures into their daily life and cultural traditions.
As USAID continues to work toward bringing more Ebola treatment units online, the DART is also prioritizing messaging campaigns that educate communities on how to protect themselves. These efforts have already proven to be life-saving.
"Liberia is definitely a special place to me. I feel lucky to be in a position where I can hopefully contribute, and am proud of the momentum we're now seeing – it's this impact and the collective commitment alongside the Liberian people to fight Ebola that drives me forward every day."
(All photos by Morgana Wingard)
Natalie Hawwa is a USAID Press Officer for the Disaster Assistance Response Team on the ground in Monrovia, Liberia
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Wellissol (born 24 June 1999) is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays as a forward for Boa Esporte, on loan from São-Joseense.

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Springfield College Honored as Recipient of Highest President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll in Education
Springfield College is the recipient of the Presidential Award in the Education category of the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. This honor is the highest federal recognition a college or university can receive for its commitment to volunteering, service-learning, and civic engagement. This marks the seventh-consecutive year that Springfield College has been part of the President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. This year, over 500 colleges applied for this prestigious award. The College received the award at the Sixth Annual Presidents' Interfaith and Community Service Campus Challenge fall gathering on September 23 in Washington, D.C.
The Community Service Honor Roll was launched in 2006 to highlight the role colleges and universities play in solving community challenges. Honorees for the award were chosen based on a series of selection factors, including scope and innovation of service projects, percentage of student participation in service activities, incentives for service, and the extent to which the school offers academic service-learning courses.
"Community service programs are an integral part of campus life at Springfield College, to prepare students for lives as active citizens and community leaders in service to humanity," said Springfield College President Mary-Beth Cooper. "To be named a Presidential Award winner is a tremendous honor, and it's a reflection of our entire campus community demonstrating a commitment to service learning. Students, faculty, and staff participate in service during annual projects, alternative spring breaks, and numerous events organized by the College. We appreciate all of the support from our community partners, who have helped Springfield College achieve this exciting accomplishment."
Springfield College offers several majors and 36 courses with service-learning components, many of which aim to improve conditions for the City of Springfield. Overall, Springfield College students perform more than 120,000 community service hours during an academic year. Among the examples that Springfield College cited were:
• AmeriCorps School Turnaround Initiative: Springfield College provided holistic support to turnaround schools in the Springfield area, with AmeriCorps staff at the College providing over 39,000 hours of service to more than 500 at-risk students.
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• Partners Program: For more than 20 years, the Partners Program at Springfield College has paired College mentors with elementary and middle school students from neighborhood schools. The program facilitates 100 student pairs, with Springfield students dedicating more than 600 hours of their time.
Moving forward, Springfield College is renovating the former Holy Family Rectory located at 235 Eastern Avenue into a Center for Leadership and Civic Engagement, scheduled to open in the fall of 2017. The center will match the needs of the community with areas that are most aligned with institutional priorities, skills and talents – predominantly around the themes of education and health/wellness. Perhaps mostly importantly, this center will link the issues that Springfield College students care about with the things they believe they can change, providing a platform to develop students as leaders in service to humanity.
The Center will provide an environment where the community can participate as equals in the creation and development of strong community bonds. The Center also has the potential to provide the resources for students to take action on the issues they care about, providing a platform to develop students as leaders in service to humanity. Groundbreaking for this unique Center will happen later this month.
The Corporation for National and Community Service oversees the honor roll in collaboration with the U.S. Department of Education, the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Campus Compact, and the American Council on Education.
Founded in 1885, Springfield College is known worldwide for the guiding principles of its Humanics philosophy—educating students in spirit, mind and body for leadership in service to others. With its foundation of academic excellence and rich athletic heritage, Springfield College prepares students with real-world leadership skills for careers that transform lives and communities. The college offers a range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs in the fields of health sciences, human and social services, sport management and movement studies, education, business, and the arts and sciences. It also offers doctoral programs in physical education, physical therapy, and counseling psychology. The college is ranked in the 2017 edition of "Best Colleges" in the top tier of "Best Regional Universities – North Region" by U.S.News & World Report, and as ranked one of the top 12 in the North Region of the U.S.News Best Values report. It is also designated as a College of Distinction and a premier Leadership Development Center by the YMCA of the USA. Nearly 5,000 traditional, nontraditional and international students study at its main campus in Springfield, Mass., and at its School of Professional and Continuing Studies across the country.


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All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
This project adheres to [Semantic Versioning](http://semver.org/).

## 5.6.0 - 2019-03-27
### Changed
- added configurable options for pdf printing to let you override all options necessary using `this.options.pdfOptions`
- fixed timeouts on redirects
- added ability to override other express options on the `.listen()` function by passing in an object now instead of just the port

## 5.5.1 - 2019-02-06
### Changed
- We were relying on `document.doctype` to return the full doctype string but that string changed in Chrome v72. We now parse the full doctype object directly in order to build the proper doctype and this change is backwards compatible with older Chrome versions.

## 5.5.0 - 2019-02-06
### Added
- Added `domContentEventFired` so that `checkIfPageIsDoneLoading` will wait at least for `domContentEventFired` before also waiting for all network requests to finish. This should hopefully take care of any edge cases where a page is saved too early when Chrome doesn't send new network requests during the parsing of a large .js file.

## 5.4.5 - 2018-12-04
### Changed
- fixed issue with creating browser tabs in a new context (to clear cookies/local storage)
- `LOG_REQUESTS` shows console logging from the webpage being loaded
- fixed `this.options.followRedirect` typo to now be `this.options.followRedirects`

## 5.4.4 - 2018-08-07
### Changed
- Updated Mocha to 5.2.0, Sinon to 6.1.4 and a few minor package numbers
- Added package-lock.json

## 5.4.3 - 2018-08-07
### Changed
- Removed a check for success in the response of `Target.disposeBrowserContext` to fix an issue with Chrome 68 removing that response object.

## 5.4.2 - 2018-04-05
### Changed
- Removed the `Page.addScriptToEvaluateOnNewDocument({source: 'localStorage.clear()'})` since it seemed to be causing an issue with Chrome in some cases. Going to look for a better fix here since our context should be clearing this already.

## 5.4.1 - 2018-04-05
### Changed
- For checking if a URL returns a redirect, we were checking to see if the request returning the redirect URL matched which failed in some cases where the encoding of the URL was different in the request. That code now checks the request ID to see if it matches the original request.
- Service worker enable/disable can be enabled/disabled on a per tab basis by setting `req.prerender.enableServiceWorker` in the `requestReceived` event.

## 5.4.0 - 2018-04-04
### Changed
- Added ability to turn on/off services workers.

## 5.3.1 - 2018-03-09
### Added
- Added `this.isBrowserConnected = false` inside `server.restartBrowser()` so the prerender server won't try to render any new requests before the browser is actually restarted. Fixes a very small edge case at scale.

## 5.3.0 - 2018-03-09
### Added
- Added `localStorage.clear()` on a new page being loaded due to bug in BrowserContext local storage being cleared: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=754576

### Changed
- Changed `document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].outerHTML` to `document.firstElementChild.outerHTML` when querying page `html` to improve performance.

## 5.2.2 - 2018-02-02
### Changed
- Make sure we only call `Buffer.byteLength` on a string to fix an error in newer versions of Node

## 5.2.1 - 2018-01-29
### Changed
- Changed `request.loaderId` to `request.requestId` in `requestWillBeSent` due to issue with Chrome 64 changing loaderId format.

## 5.2.0 - 2017-12-08
### Added
- Added ability for the prerender server to restart Chrome due to some connection issues we've been seeing after a server is running for a few hours.

## 5.1.1 - 2017-12-08
### Changed
- Chrome re-uses the original request ID on a redirect so we are saving off the fact that we saw a redirect to make sure we return a correct 301
- Changed dependencies from ^ to ~ to make the semver more specific

## 5.1.0 - 2017-12-06
### Added
- Added removal of `<link rel="import" src="">` tags after the page is done loading to the `removeScriptTags` plugin. Imported HTML can have script tags in it, and since it's already been rendered to the page we can safely remove it when running that plugin.

## 5.0.3 - 2017-11-29
### Added
- Added `if (window.customElements) customElements.forcePolyfill = true`, `ShadyDOM = {force: true}`, and `ShadyCSS = {shimcssproperties: true}` to fix Polymer app rendering.

## 5.0.2 - 2017-11-20
### Changed
- Added back `res.setHeader` for plugins to use

## 5.0.1 - 2017-11-15
### Changed
- Set `renderType` to `html` for non "/render" endpoint

## 5.0.0 - 2017-11-15
### Added
- Added Headless Chrome as a rendering engine!
- Added new event types: `requestReceived`, `tabCreated`, `pageLoaded`.
- Added new Prerender server option: `chromeLocation`
- Added ability to request jpg and png screenshots
- Added ability to request pdf export of a page
- Added ability to request HAR file of page load times

### Changed
- Removed PhantomJS and all references to it
- Removed old event types: `beforePhantomRequest`, `onPhantomPageCreate`, `afterPhantomRequest`, `beforeSend`
- Removed In Memory Cache (moved to new repo)
- Removed S3 HTML Cache (moved to new repo)
- Removed Prerender server options that are no longer needed: `workers`, `iterations`, `softIterations`, `cookiesEnabled`, `pageDoneCheckTimeout`, `resourceDownloadTimeout`, `jsTimeout`, `noJsExecutionTimeout`, `evaluateJavascriptCheckTimeout`

See the Readme.me for in depth descriptions of all of the new changes!

## 4.4.1 - 2016-12-28
### Changed
- Whoops. Make sure `shouldEncodeURLBeforeBrowserFetch` defaults to true.

## 4.4.0 - 2016-12-28
### Added
- Added `shouldEncodeURLBeforeBrowserFetch` to allow projects that use prerender to determine whether they want to call `encodeURI` on the URL before fetching it in PhantomJS. Useful for some URLs that might have encoded slashes in them, since encoding them further would cause incorrect behavior.

## 4.3.1 - 2016-08-25
### Changed
- Fixed issue where PhantomJS crashed and then disposing caused bad phantomjs state

## 4.3.0 - 2016-08-04
### Changed
- Bumped all dependency versions to latest

## 4.2.0 - 2016-08-04
### Added
- Added ability for cluster master to kill last known phantomjs pid for a worker if the worker dies (preventing orphaned phantomjs instances)
### Changed
- Better terminating for cluster workers

## 4.1.0 - 2016-07-27
### Added
- Added NUM_SOFT_ITERATIONS to try to kill phantomjs and reclaim memory when no requests are in flight. This should be set to a low number (1-10) so that PhantomJS can be restarted often when it isn't doing anything else. NUM_ITERATIONS should still be set to something like 40-50 to make sure to force kill PhantomJS even if a request is in flight.
- Added clearing of memory cache to prevent PhantomJS from returning a 304
### Changed
- Fixed issue where prerender-status-code set to `200` was causing the page to skip being cached
- Fixed an issue where we weren't using the correct pid when trying to force kill PhantomJS.
- Moved clearing of memory cache and local storage to before the page loads instead of after. This will prevent edge cases that could cause a 304.

## 4.0.10 - 2016-06-01
### Changed
- Fixed issue where S3HtmlCache was calling next() before finishing saving to the cache

## 4.0.9 - 2016-05-08
### Changed
- Fixed issue where we were calling `hasOwnProperty` on a `querystring` that no longer had Object on it's prototype chain

## 4.0.8 - 2016-03-24
### Changed
- Fixed issue where a webpage calling window.close would cause Prerender to be unable to shutdown PhantomJS properly

## 4.0.7 - 2016-03-22
### Changed
- S3 cache plugin was incorrectly saving non-200 status code responses to the cache

## 4.0.6 - 2016-03-09
### Changed
- preserve phantom arguments when server is restarting
- use default when phantomArguments is empty

## 4.0.5 - 2016-02-29
### Changed
- prevent multiple phantomjs instances from being started with low number of iterations
- try to check to see if phantomjs has actually been disposed. if not, force kill it.

## 4.0.4 - 2016-02-18
### Changed
- added engines to package.json and fixed possible bug in checking options passed in
- prevent weird hangup on error setting a header with a newline
- make sure we catch any errors thrown from phridge and continue
- kill workers (and phantomjs) on SIGTERM

## 4.0.3 - 2016-02-12
### Added plugin to send a header of X-Prerender: 1 with every request

## 4.0.2 - 2016-02-12
#### Now using PhantomJS version 2.1
### Changed
- Changed `PHANTOM_CLUSTER_NUM_WORKERS` to `PRERENDER_NUM_WORKERS` in server.js
- Changed `PHANTOM_WORKER_ITERATIONS` to `PRERENDER_NUM_ITERATIONS` in server.js
- Switched from `phantomjs-node` bridge to `phridge`
 - All Prerender plugins that access PhantomJS need to be rewritten to support new [phridge](https://github.com/peerigon/phridge) integration.
 For example, change this:
 ```
 req.prerender.page.set('onConsoleMessage', function(msg) {
     console.log(msg);
 });
 ```
 to this:
 ```
 req.prerender.page.run(function() {

 	this.onConsoleMessage = function(msg) {
            console.log(msg);
        };
 });
 ```
 Please see [phridge](https://github.com/peerigon/phridge) for more info on how to interact with PhantomJS through `phridge`.

 ###Removed
 - Removed `PHANTOM_CLUSTER_BASE_PORT` since `phridge` doesn't start a webserve to talk to PhantomJS, so it's no longer needed.
 - Removed `PHANTOM_CLUSTER_MESSAGE_TIMEOUT` since `phridge` doesn't start a webserve to talk to PhantomJS, so it's no longer needed.


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Q: ruby, rspec, and json.erb: unit testing a JSON template I'm having some trouble unit testing some windy json.erb logic. The below ERB template builds the required JSON file:
Fig1:
"api": {
<% unless @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM.nil? %>
  "workers": <%= @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM %>
<% if @GLANCE_BACKEND == 'ceph' %>
  <% unless @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM.to_s.empty? %>,<% end %>
  "default_store": "rbd"
<% end %>
<% if !@IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE.to_s.empty? %>
  <% unless @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM.to_s.empty? && @GLANCE_BACKEND != 'ceph' %>,<% end %>
  "cache" : {
    "image_cache_max_size": <%= @IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE %>
  }
<% end %>

To build the JSON it adds trailing commas if and when they are required. For example, if glance_backend is set to 'ceph', a comma is required after glance.image.api_workers to allow for a following entry and make the JSON valid - example:
Fig 2.
 "api": {
          "workers": 8,
          "cache": {
            "image_cache_max_size": 10000000000
          }
        },

I'm trying to test all the potential scenarios for the logic in Fig 1. I believe them to be something like this (pseudo-code):

*

*if image_cache_max_size != empty && glance_backend == 'ceph' && glance_image_api_workers == "not_empty", add the comma after default_store entry to allow for next item;

*if image_cache_max_size != empty && glance_backend == 'ceph' && glance_image_api_workers == "", no trailing comma;

*if image_cache_max_size != empty && glance_backend == 'not_ceph' && glance_image_api_workers == "not_empty", no trailing comma;

*if image_cache_max_size != empty && glance_backend == 'ceph' && glance_image_api_workers == "", no trailing comma.
So far, my rspec logic looks like this - Fig3:
context 'comma appended to "glance.api.workers" in correct circumstances' do

    before do
      data_bag['IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE'] = 10000
      data_bag['GLUSTER_BACKEND'] = 'ceph'
      data_bag['GLUSTER_IMAGE_API_WORKERS'] = 'not_empty'
    end

    it 'sets default_store attributes' do
      expect(override_attr['openstack']['image']['api']['workers'])
        .to include(",")
    end

    before do
      data_bag['IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE'] = 10000
      data_bag['GLUSTER_BACKEND'] = 'local'
      data_bag['GLUSTER_IMAGE_API_WORKERS'] = ''
    end

    it 'sets default_store attributes' do
      expect(override_attr['openstack']['image']['api']['workers'])
        .to_not include(",")
    end

    before do
      data_bag['IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE'] = 10000
      data_bag['GLUSTER_BACKEND'] = 'local'
      data_bag['GLUSTER_IMAGE_API_WORKERS'] = 'not_empty'
    end

    it 'sets default_store attributes' do
      expect(override_attr['openstack']['image']['api']['workers'])
        .to_not include(",")
    end
  end

This may be the completely wrong way to go about this. Looking forward to hearing some suggestions. Thanks.

A: I suggest yo use jbuilder gem. It allows to build any valid JSON structures you'd like. This way will allow you do get rid of complicated erb logic.
To test it's validness you may use json_spec.
Here is an example:
# example_controller.rb

def workers
  @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM = 8
  @GLANCE_BACKEND = "ceph"
  @IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE = 10000000000
  @GLUSTER_BACKEND = "ceph"
end

# app/views/whatever.jbuilder

json.api do |json|
  json.workers @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM if @GLANCE_IMAGE_API_WORKERS_NUM
  json.cache do |nest|
    nest.image_cache_max_size @IMAGE_CACHE_MAX_SIZE
  end
end

It will produce
{
    "api": {
        "workers": 8,
        "cache": {
            "image_cache_max_size": 10000000000
        }
    }
}

Please be noted I have no idea how is your controller works. If you'll provide more details, I'll do ny best to help you better.

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DePaul arena naming rights take center stage
Ben Gartland|September 18, 2016
With the DePaul arena expected to open next fall, the building is starting to take shape. The concrete is poured and the trusses have started to be erected across the roof.
And soon it will have a name.
"We have several prospects in the pipeline for naming rights and we've met with a number of them and we have several more still to meet with," DePaul athletic director Jean Lenti Ponsetto said. "Ideally I think we'd like to have the process completed this fall and be in a position to make an announcement sometime this fall but that really will depend on how quickly we can get through the process."
The DePaul arena is expected to be ready by the 2017-18 men's basketball season. (Photo courtesy of DEPAUL ATHLETICS)
In May, Ryan Smith, the general manager of global sales for Legends, the marketing firm handling the arena's naming rights and sponsorship deals, said that they hoped to have an announcement within 12 months.
Lenti Ponsetto said the biggest priority is to search for a company close to the city.
"One of the main focuses for us is for it to be a Chicago name, an iconic Chicago name," she said. "Someone who lives here and appreciates the architecture of Chicago."
Phil Meyers, a DePaul professor who teaches a class on law and politics in sports, said that the choice of a naming rights sponsor for arenas require a balance from both parties.
"The team wants to have a big enough corporate sponsor," he said. "But the company has to get something back."
As to who will be the group that has their name on the entrance to the arena, Lenti Ponsetto said DePaul is looking at a variety of different companies.
"Every group has a uniqueness about their opportunity," she said. "Some are in banking, some are in insurance, some are in other financial areas, some are other kinds of companies and corporations."
Recently, the Chicago White Sox drew negative reactions following their announcement that U.S. Cellular Field would become Guaranteed Rate Field after the Chicago mortgage company bought the naming rights. With the name of the DePaul arena undecided, Meyers said that there are a lot of factors to consider when deciding on a name that might receive poor reactions.
"My personal belief is if you're starting from scratch, it's easier because there's not a tradition," he said. "It's a lot harder to sell Yankee Stadium or Dodger Stadium."
Meyers referred to his own personal experience as a student, when Allstate Arena, DePaul's current home, was known as the Rosemont Horizon, and how he still refers to the arena as "The Horizon."
But Meyers also drew a contrast between Guaranteed Rate Field and the United Center, which houses the Chicago Bulls and Chicago Blackhawks.
"United sounds really good and it's easier to swallow," he said. "Guaranteed Rate sounds awkward, like a low-quality team and low-quality name. United and Guaranteed Rate is night and day."
So with DePaul starting from scratch with a new arena, Lenti Ponsetto said they are considering many different options, but also insisted it was premature to talk about potential names before they started eliminating options.
"DePaul is very open minded; I think (Metropolitan Pier and Exposition Authority) is also very open minded so we wouldn't discriminate," she said. "Again, we just have a priority that we would like it to be someone who calls Chicago home."
The ultimate decision will be signed off by DePaul President Rev. Dennis Holtschneider, C.M., but there will be input from Lenti Ponsetto, the DePaul University board of trustees, the CEO of MPEA Lori Healey, as well as their board of directors and Legends.
"We also want it to be someone who marries up with the DePaul brand and the MPEA brand," she said. "And shares our values about how we're all contributing to the greater fabric of Chicago."
DePaul will receive the revenue from the naming rights and sponsorship deals, which is expected to be approximately $34 million, according to their agreement with MPEA and Legends. The arena is expected to be open for the 2017-18 basketball season, where men's basketball will play all of their home games and women's basketball will play at least six games. It broke ground in November of 2015 after being announced in May of 2013.
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If so, please submit evidence of prior art as an answer to this question. Only one piece of prior art per answer below. We welcome multiple answers from the same individual.
Summary: This patent relates generally to sintered electrodes including a 3-Dimensional ("3D") framework with specific applications to batteries in medical devices.
Note: This application has an August, 2011 priority date, so prior art should preferably predate August, 2010 but art prior to June, 2011 can also be used.
a second terminal disposed on the exterior of the capacitor case and in electrical communication with the second electrode, wherein the terminal and the second terminal electrically are isolated from one another.
Good prior art would be evidence of a device that had each and every one of these elements prior to August, 2010.
Schematic of Medical System including Sintered Capacitor from the Applicant.
esp. page 5 discusses various sintering materials.
The paper is about ceramic capacitors, which have a 3D structure with many electrodes arranged in a 3D pattern (see Figure 3).
Note that MLC (Multi-layer ceramic) capacitors are inherently 3D because they have multiple stacked layers which are connected to the electrodes.
If you need something that isn't an MLC, but that has a more 'traditional' electrolyte, and discusses 3D electrodes, look at page 195 here: http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=6gjGZfE0rnEC&pg=PA195&lpg=PA195&dq=sinter+electrode+capacitor&source=bl&ots=6lc28INtqB&sig=oXhXNdehgAfsECLQsaUVwMOP4Lg&hl=en&sa=X&ei=mvbvUcqDCsSatAbj2YBY&ved=0CGwQ6AEwCDgU#v=onepage&q=sinter%20electrode%20capacitor&f=false [from 1997].
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The 2016 running of the Renfro Rock 'N Run was an adventure. The night before the event, National Guard helicopters dipped giant containers into Lake Linville and whisked them away to douse a nearby forest fire, a common event in what was one of the driest...
Planning for perfection
Nature and music come together to make one great race Though the Renfro Rock 'N Run began in 2013, you could say it has been in the planning stages for decades. Planning first began when the state split some of the prettiest countryside in Kentucky with...
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The first leg of relay is the more challenging at 7.6 miles with a couple of small climbs. It brings you back to the starting line/staging area at the entertainment center, where you will hand off to your partner, who will finish the race with a flat 5.5 run along the prettiest part of the valley, Hummel Road.
Date: Oct. 19. Race time is 8:00 a.m. EST.
$40 by Sept. 21
$45 Sept. 22 – Oct. 14 (Register by this date to guarantee a t-shirt.)
$50 if registered after Oct. 14. Online registration is open through Oct. 19. You may also register at the packet pick-up Oct. 18, 4:30 – 7:00 p.m. or on race day. Shirt not guaranteed.
Packet pick-up is 4:30 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Friday, Oct. 18, at the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame, 2590 Richmond Rd., Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. No early birds please. Packet pick-up is also available on race day from 7:00 – 7:45 a.m. at the race start area at Renfro Valley Entertainment Center, 2590 Richmond St., Mt. Vernon, KY 40456. Race time is 8:00 a.m.
Commemorative medals to all participants. Long-sleeve tech t-shirts guaranteed to all who register by Oct. 14. Others while supplies last.
Registration fees are not refundable.
You may transfer your registration to another runner for a $10 fee if you do so by Oct. 14 at 4:00 pm. To transfer, call Kayla Prewitt at 606-256-7767.
There are 9 hydrations stations, 6 porta-potty opportunities, and one gear drop on the course (see course map at the bottom of this page)
Time limit: 3 1/2 hours
First, second and third place overall awards in each category – female, male, and co-ed.
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Pete York, MSSA, Principal Associate, has over 20 years of experience as a consultant and researcher in the evaluation and nonprofit fields, as well as a national spokesperson for social impact and impact measurement issues. He has designed and led numerous research and evaluation studies with private philanthropies, corporations, nonprofit organizations and government agencies; examples include: the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice, Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, Gap, Inc., the Philadelphia Zoo, the David & Lucille Packard Foundation, Atlantic Philanthropies, the California Endowment, the Center for Employment Opportunities, Camp Fire USA, YMCA of the USA, etc. He has authored book chapters, academic and professional articles, and a book on the topic of evaluation for philanthropists — "Funder's Guide to Evaluation: Leveraging Evaluation to Improve Nonprofit Effectiveness". He has spent the last five years developing analytic techniques that leverage machine learning algorithms and big data to create predictive and prescriptive models and tools for social change agents. He recently co-authored a book chapter on this work — "The Application of Predictive Analytics and Machine Learning to Risk Assessment in Juvenile Justice: The Florida Experience." He is a popular speaker on evaluation, capacity building and data science/analytics, presenting regularly at Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, the American Evaluation Association, the Alliance for Nonprofit Management, Data Analysts for Social Good, the National Volunteerism/Points of Light Conference, Monitoring Evaluation Research & Learning (MERL), and many more. Prior to joining Community Science, he was the principal designer of nationally-recognized assessment tools and automated, data-driven evaluation tools like the Core Capacity Assessment Tool (CCAT), the Service Enterprise Diagnostic (SED), the impact Capacity Assessment Tool (iCAT), and the Youth Development impact Learning System (YDiLS). Peter serves/has served as an advisor or/member of social impact groups such as the Alliance for Effective Social Investing, Reimagining Service/Presidio Institute, Data Analyst for Social Good, the Alliance for Nonprofit Management, and the Social Innovation Fund. Peter has recently become a Leap Ambassador, a private community of nonprofit thought leaders who are committed to the adoption of high performance in the nonprofit sector.
In his spare time, Peter enjoys spending time with his wife and two children, exploring new places, drawing, painting and cooking together. He is also a meditator who believes strongly in the transformative benefits of maintaining a mindfulness practice.