Fans of Yarmouth winter sports have a lot to look forward to in the weeks to come. Boys' basketball will be in contention for a Class B title. The girls' program has a new coach and there's a lot of optimism about the direction it's heading. Boys' hockey should be in the mix for a top finish. The girls' squad could be a darkhorse. Both track teams will feature talented athletes. Swimming has a new coach and top contenders. Skiing is always championship-worthy. The Alpine program has a new coach and the Nordic program remains under the able guidance of Bob Morse. Both teams will make runs at hardware.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Yarmouth wasn't able to build on its first state championship in 44 years, as it fell in the preliminary round last winter, but it did give Smith his 100th victory with the program, something that probably seemed unthinkable when he went 1-17 his second year. This season, the Clippers have the potential to go much deeper into the tournament. Coming off a terrific soccer season, LaBrie (who averaged 3.5 steals last year, which tied him for second in the Western Maine Conference) and Murphy (a second-team all-star last year after averaging 14.8 points, 3.5 steals and 3.5 assists per game) will pace this group with their athleticism and scoring ability from the guard position. Brown is another potential scorer at guard, while the offense will be run by sophomore Musseit M'Bareck. Sophomore Cody Cook is another potential scorer to watch. The frontcourt is where there's real reason for optimism. For years, Yarmouth looked enviously at the size schools like Falmouth and Greely possessed, but this year, the Clippers won't get pushed around down low. For starters, Shields-Auble is back. He brings a football mentality to the hardwood. He was fifth last year in rebounds (7.9 per game). Gage also has size, while Jackson backs down from no one. Bartlett will also be in that mix. With Falmouth moving up to Class A for the playoffs, the Western B title is up for grabs. Greely might be the favorite heading into the season, but if Yarmouth stays healthy and develops as hoped, it will be there at the end. The Clippers will be entertaining to watch and will give their all every time they take the floor. Smith will whip this team into shape defensively. By February, Yarmouth will be dangerous. A trip to the Civic Center is a distinct possibility.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: A new era begins this winter in Yarmouth and there's a buzz around the program as Strong, a one-time star player at Georges Valley and the University of Maine, takes over. She's joined by assistant Ashley Marble, one of the more accomplished girls' basketball players of recent vintage. While the Clippers struggled on the floor last year, there are some terrific athletes on the roster who have excelled in other sports and even enjoyed a strong hoops season two years ago, so there's reason for hope. This team could quickly make an impact and should be in the mix for a playoff spot. Down low, Cahill is set to have a strong season. She's joined by senior Abby Nielsen, who transferred from Greely. Nielsen was part of a semifinalist a year ago and will make an immediate impact. Fallon will run the offense at point guard. She'll look to distribute the ball to the likes of Austin, O'Donnell and Simsarian. Don't be surprised if freshman Cory Langenbach plays a major role as well at point guard. If Yarmouth gains some early confidence, look out, it could be very dangerous as the season progresses. The Clippers will surprise teams with their tenacity and athleticism. This program is on its way back and a playoff berth isn't out of the question.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Yarmouth has been in the playoffs four years running and this year, the Clippers hope to make a serious run at the top spot. The offense features many players who will difficult to contain. Dearden is the top returning scorer. He had 10 goals and four assists in 2012-13. Watson, a second-team all-star last winter, had six goals and eight assists from his defenseman position last season and will be a matchup nightmare. Clemmer (three goals) is healthy and will be dangerous. Conrad (three goals, five assists) and Grant (four goals, six assists) were All-Rookie team selections as freshmen and hope to play even bigger roles this winter. Freshmen forwards Bill Jacobs and Bobby Murray will also be heard from. Conrad and Watson anchor the defense as two new goalies, junior Nick Allen and sophomore Victor Wakelin, look to replace graduated first-team all-star Red DeSmith. Yarmouth has several tough tests on its schedule, but it has the firepower to contend. With Greely looking a little more mortal this winter, Western B appears more wide open than it's been. If the Clippers can stay healthy and get the production they expect, they might just make it to Lewiston when March rolls around and at that point, anything can happen.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: After making the playoffs in 2011-12 and winning a game, the Yarmouth/Freeport co-op team fell just short last season, but that was likely an aberration. Based on this team's start, the next couple months could be full of excitement and triumph. The Clippers began the year by handling Brunswick (7-2), Mt. Ararat (7-1) and Cape Elizabeth (5-1). As expected, the goals are coming fast and furious courtesy Brown (an honorable mention all-star last winter), Johnson (a second-team all-star in 2012-13), Potter (a first-team all-star last year) and Robichaud (honorable mention). A couple freshmen, soccer standout Katie Clemmer and Kelsey Meyer, make the offense that much more prolific. The defense is anchored by McLoon. Williams returns in goal. The meat of Yarmouth's schedule still awaits, but the Clippers have reason for optimism. They're already halfway to last year's win total and show no signs of slowing down. Ultimately, they'll need to find a way to compete with and beat the upper echelon programs, like Greely and Lewiston, which both loom twice in the weeks to come, but it will be difficult to slow this talented squad. Yarmouth will be a fun team to follow as the season progresses and it should be a force into February, when it shows once and for all that it's a legitimate contender.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Yarmouth features some talented athletes this winter as Griffin takes over the program. Griffin, the former athletic director at Greely, served as Hank Richards' assistant the past couple seasons and is now the head man.
The boys return four stellar athletes who scored at last year's state meet. Decker, Yarmouth's Spring Male Athlete of the Year for his outdoor track excellence, was runner-up in Class B in the two-mile last winter and is seeking the top spot this time around, while also being a factor in the mile. Crawford came in third in the 800 last season. He'll run middle and longer distance races. Hamre is the lead sprinter. He came in sixth in the 200 last year. On the field side, Shi returns as a top thrower. He came in fifth in last year's shot put and hopes for an even higher finish this season. While there are bigger and deeper teams in the conference, the Clippers' top end talent will be as good as anyone's and this team will post some stellar results in the weeks to come.
On the girls' side, Egan is the lone returning scorer after placing fifth in the high jump. She also long jumps and sprints. Coyne, Elvidge and Mitchell are other sprinters to watch. Laverdiere will lead the distance contingent. Yarmouth will steadily improve and should be in line for a higher finish at the Western Maine Conference and state meets.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Yarmouth welcomes a new coach this winter in Felker, a one-time Clipper, who is a certified U.S. Swim coach and a certified USCF cycling coach. She inherits a squad that can make some noise this winter.
The boys' team is coming off its best state performance ever, but lost some talent to graduation. This year, the squad is led by returners Nightengale (who swims all strokes) and Klingensmith (all-around). Freshmen Camden Baxter, Braelen Creswell, Matt Goodwin, Max Hathcoch and Andrei Lougoutsou help provide depth. This team will be very competitive during the regular season and should be in the mix for a strong finish at the Southwesterns and state meets.
On the girls' side, reigning Winter Female Athlete of the Year, Belisle-Haley, is the top returner. She placed fourth in the butterfly and fifth in the individual medley at last year's state meet and can succeed at anything she attempts in the pool. She'll aim for a top podium finish this time around. Snyder and Webber have experience. Freshmen Eliza Lunt and Amanda Murray are new to the team and hope to make an immediate impact. The Clippers have finished in the top 10 at states nine years running and behind Belisle-Haley, should be able to make it 10.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Yarmouth's Alpine program is always a powerhouse and this year welcomes new coach Eddy, who previously coached the Yarmouth Middle School Alpine team for nine years. He inherits a very talented squad.
The boys return scorers Grout (second in the slalom at last year's state meet) and Woodbury (13th in the giant slalom and 17th in the slalom). Rhys Eddy also has big meet experience. Several newcomers, including senior Kyle Thomas, will look to fill holes and make their mark and the Clippers will likely find themselves right at the top of the heap again when February rolls around.
On the girls' side, Dorsett and Primeau both have impressive pedigrees. Dorsett placed third in the GS and fourth in the slalom last season, while Primeau tied for fourth in the GS and was sixth in the slalom. Sophomore Anna Bouton is coming off a stellar freshman year (eighth in the GS, ninth in the slalom) and could be even better this season This program is once again loaded. After sharing top honors last winter, Yarmouth won't settle for anything shy of sole possession of first place this time around.
THE FORECASTER'S FORECAST: Yarmouth's Nordic ski program has been something special for decades, in large part due to Morse's enthusiasm, combined of course, with some very special athletes. Much to the chagrin of the rest of the state. The Clippers are loaded again this winter.
The boys welcome back Becker, who is the reigning classic and freestyle state champion. Also returning are Alexander (third in the skate, 11th in the classic last winter) and Houston (eighth in the classic, ninth in the skate). Carter Hall will also be among the top scorers. Henry Becker, Jake Griffin, Henry Jones, Tim Pietropoli and Jack Taylor also return, while skimeisters Tucker Grout and Joe Inger, as well as Ethan Humphries and John Lane are new to the program. Yarmouth will be pushed in the regular season, at the conference level and certainly at states, but once again, when you talk about the favorite to bring home the hardware, the discussion begins with the Clippers. More greatness awaits.
On the girls' side, Yarmouth is also poised to make a run to the top spot on the podium. Several top scorers return, including Caitlin Teare (third in the classic and ninth in the freestyle), Ellie Teare (sixth in the classic, 10th in the freestyle), Torres (sixth in the freestyle), Lesnikova (seventh in the classic) and Alexander (seventh in the freestyle). This program has an abundance of depth, as evidenced by Hawkins, Hynes, Laukli, Maguire, Myers, Peterson and Sullivan. Then, you have the incoming freshmen/stars of the future: Gretchen Barbera, Abby Condon (a skimeister), Olivia Conrad, Grace Cowles, Amelia Damboise, Tessa Houston, Lilly Khuin, Chloe Noack and Katie Vigue. Good luck to the rest of the state matching this type of talent. Yarmouth will be pushed by the likes of new-to-Class B Freeport and Caribou and Maranacook at the state level, but when all is said and done, look for the Clippers to have no peer. Once again.
Junior Adam LaBrie is a top scoring threat for the Clippers.
Senior Wyatt Jackson will be in the middle of the action for the Clippers.
Senior Nate Shields-Auble will do a lot of the dirty work down low.
Senior Grace O'Donnell is a captain and top returning player for the Clippers.
Junior Lane Simsarian's speed and athleticism will pay dividends for the Clippers in the weeks to come.
Junior Shannon Fallon goes from facing shots as the girls' soccer goalie to taking them this winter. She'll make a bunch.
Senior Sean Cahill will be a matchup nightmare for the Clippers' opponents.
Senior Isaak Dearden is a top returning scoring threat for the Clippers.
Senior Max Watson could be an unstoppable force on the ice this season.
Senior Ben Decker is one of the Western Maine Conference's best distance runners.
Senior Wes Crawford is a top returning scoring threat for the Clippers this winter.
Senior David Murphy and the Yarmouth boys' basketball team will be in the middle of the title hunt all season.


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Quest Red Launches on Freeview Channel 38
Posted March 15, 2017 - Blog Posts,Features,News and Blog
Quest Red launches today on Freeview channel 38, think of it as the home of "Irresistibly Real TV". Take Quest, the channel where fact is bigger than fiction, add a dash of red, the colour that stirs emotion and together you get Quest Red.
It's an escape into real-life entertainment that's open to all. With programmes spanning real lives, real crime, and heart-warming real stories.
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Get a taste with the trailer below:
March Highlights
Jo Frost: Nanny On Tour
Wednesdays from 15 March at 9pm
Having helped parents in need across the globe, Supernanny Jo Frost is now on a mission to save America's families one community at a time.
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Wednesdays from 15 March at 10pm
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Her investigation into over-exercising and steroid abuse sees Vogue challenge herself to compete in the 'Bikini Athletics' category of one of Europe's fiercest body fitness competitions – but can she reach the required level of just 8% body fat?
Finally, Vogue shines a light on the real-world impact of online bullying, grooming, phishing, cat-fishing and scamming.
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Thursdays from 16 March at 9pm
Paranormal Lockdown with Nick Groff sees the world-renowned paranormal investigator join forces with paranormal expert Katrina Weidman to spend 72 hours confined in America's most haunted locations. Their goal is simple – capture the most ground-breaking physical evidence of the afterlife and the supernatural on record.
Their attempts to communicate with the other side involve state of the art high-resolution cameras and never-before-seen paranormal technology to collect surprising – and spooky – images and sounds.
"As I've gotten older my 6th sense has definitely kicked in more." admits Katrina, while Nick reveals that his first face-to-face experience with a female spirit in 2009 changed his perspective of the paranormal: "I'm now on a mission to discover how these spirits can manifest in specific locations."
But the mission comes with risks: alone, exhausted, mentally broken, they'll be vulnerable to whatever lies within Paranormal Lockdown with Nick Groff.
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Saturdays from 18 March at 9pm
Every crime leaves clues. It takes a detective to decipher the story they tell.
Martin Kemp's Detective tells the stories of some of the most puzzling murders and how determined detectives never gave up their search to find their killers' victims.
This brand new series highlights that murder isn't choosy, it can strike anyone and anywhere, from college sweethearts to a millionaire's wife. Things aren't always what they seem.
Only the most dedicated detectives are able to sift through the complex clues and uncover the reality. Without their hard work, there would be no justice for the victims and those who loved them.
Homicide detectives are used to seeing violent crime, but some of these cases have the ability to shock even the most hardened officers.
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"If it doesn't fit, you must acquit" – OJ's defence attorney Johnnie Cochran.
When OJ Simpson tried on the infamous bloodied glove in his 1995 court case dubbed the trial of the century, it seemingly didn't fit and the jury did acquit. Now, twenty-one years later, this show uncovers shocking new evidence to support OJ's innocence.
Since OJ's highly publicised trial gripped the world, Dallas-based private investigator William C. Dear has gathered critical new evidence to build a new theory: O.J. Simpson is innocent of the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman.
In The Missing Evidence, Dear teams with former LAPD forensic psychologist, Dr. Kris Mohandie, and Rhode Island police Sergeant, Derrick Levasseur, to re-examine the O.J. Simpson case from beginning to end and reveals compelling new information that points the finger, not at OJ, but a new suspect.

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CETA is pleased to provide a variety of special events. Be sure to check back often for updates!
Upon arrival, join us for a special reception with CETA President Krista Elhai and the CETA Board to welcome you in style! Our beautiful setting will help you relax and inspire your creativity.
Meet our wonderful exhibitors and learn all they have to offer to enhance your classroom and teaching. You'll also have the opportunity to sample local wines from A Taste of Monterey on Friday evening.
Our Keynote Speaker is Tappan Wilder, Thornton Wilder's nephew and literary executor and manager of his uncle's intellectual property. Thornton Wilder left a great literary legacy to theatre educators everywhere, including Our Town, The Skin of Our Teeth, The Matchmaker and so many more. Tappan Wilder will speak on Thornton Wilder in the 21st Century on Saturday morning. For more on Mr. Wilder, click here.
This is your chance to learn about the plays that other educators are excited about. In this rapid exchange based on "speed dating," you'll connect with dozens of educators and walk away with great ideas to explore over the weekend.
Join us for this special dinner celebrating individuals and organizations that have made an important contribution to educational theatre! We are currently accepting nominations for this year's awards. Submission deadline is August 25th. Click here to read more.
In this all-conference event, educators will share their favorite plays and musicals for both the stage and the classroom! This will be a unique opportunity to peruse scripts and hear success stories or plays that work for your grade level.
Conversation continues around the bonfire after the CETA Awards on Saturday! Come wind down with s'mores and beverages.
A return of a conference favorite! Discover new plays in this late-night presentation of scene readings, performed by conference attendees!
We'll have two networking lunches–one to gather by level (elementary, secondary, higher ed), and one to gather by region. More ways to make great connections!
We'll have a special session for new theatre educators to orient them to CETA, plus all of the opportunities in the state, including festivals, organizations and more. CETA will also provide connections between new educators with experienced mentors.


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Q: Arbitrarily long decomposition into partial fractions. $$\int \frac{dx}{x(x+p)(x+2p)(x+3p)...(x+(n-1)p)}= ?$$
I'm trying to solve this integral, and as I usually do in these cases, I break the expression into partial fractions, but I find this case somehow tough, despite the thing that all the factors are liniar, I have no idea on how to find just a bunch of constants. Any ideas? Thanks!

A: I have no idea to calculate it directly, but I guessed and easily verified my answer
$$\int \frac{dx}{x(x+p)(x+2p)(x+3p)...(x+(n-1)p)}= \\
\dfrac{1}{\Gamma(n)}\cdot\sum_{k=1}^{n} \binom{n-1}{k-1}\ln|x+k-1|(-1)^{k-1}+C$$


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Warriorz (2xLP)
By the time that M.O.P.s 4th full-length hit in August of 2000, they were true vets in the rap game, with battle scars to prove it. Debuting seven years previous with How About Some Hardcore?, the Brownsville, Brooklyn duo of Lil Fame and Billy Danze had blazed a heavy path through the underground for the remainder of the decade, never faltering with an aggressive, brassknuckled vocal style, frequently bolstered by DJ Premiers top-tier backing.
Warriorz was a true game-changer for M.O.P., as the album catapulted the pair onto the upper echelons of the rap charts, where they shared real estate with softer and cornier stars of the day. One major reason for the albums success was the runaway hit Ante Up (Robbin Hoodz Theory), produced by D/R Period, who broke them into the game with Hardcore. The song – fueled by triumphant horn stabs and a diesel, four-to-the-floor beat – was the perfect mix of hard and catchy, and Fame and Danze flexed over it with finesse. To this day it is used everywhere from movie soundtracks to Sesame Street YouTube videos.
Ante Up had plenty of high-caliber friends, starting with the albums two other singles: the strutting, funky G-Building and the tense and hardrocked Cold As Ice (both produced by the group). Going back, the album lurches into full gear with a hometown anthem, Welcome To Brownsville, working down to the Premier-finessed groover, Follow Instructions. Further down in the sequence we have features like the piano-freaked Home Sweet Home (with Lord Have Mercy) and the mid-tempo, jazzy Foundation, which caps the groups fourth masterpiece.
Staying true to their essence, the album flaunts hardest-of-hard Brooklyn bangers from start to finish. In an era where hip-hop was getting more syrupy than Nyquil, M.O.P. proved that they could hit the charts while staying raw. And the album still shines to this day.
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Q: Struggling to Customise PagedList.Mvc I have a Project that uses PagedList.MVC.
I have a Screen on which that I want to enable the users to be able to retrieve a filtered data set (Filtered by Start Date, End Date and Location).
Right now my thinking is to add in some jquery on DocumentReady, and use that to replace placeholders in the URL for each page.
So right now I have the following code:
 PagedListRenderOptions pagerOptions = new PagedListRenderOptions()
{
  FunctionToTransformEachPageLink = (liTag, aTag) => { aTag.Attributes.Add("class","foo"); liTag.InnerHtml = aTag.ToString(); return liTag;},
  DisplayPageCountAndCurrentLocation=true
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and
 @Html.PagedListPager(Model,
page => Url.Action(ViewBag.Method, new { page, AllOptions = PagedDealershipLocation, StartDate = "stPageDate", EndDate = "endPageDate" }),
    PagedListRenderOptions.EnableUnobtrusiveAjaxReplacing(pagerOptions, ajaxopts)

Yet when the Paged List is rendered, the class has not been added to the html, so I can't use it to manipulate the url.
I appreciate that my current approach is already flawed, as if the filter is changed, this happens outside the DocumentReady function. But right now I just want to understand why using the code above, I am not seeing the class attribute to the <a> tags. (Ideally I'd prefer to be able to hook into the <a> tag being clicked, so I can always get the current filters, but that's the next issue once I can actually find the page anchors being generated!)

A: The trick was to ditch the javascript, and place the values needed from the filter back into the view via the ViewBag.
i.e.
  ViewBag.StartDate = StartDate;
  ViewBag.EndDate = EndDate;

Than, as my pager is in a partial, I also had to pass the data from the Viewbag to the partial;
  @Html.Partial("_Pager", @Model, new ViewDataDictionary {{ "Method", ViewBag.MethodName }{ "StartDate", ViewBag.StartDate }, { "EndDate", ViewBag.EndDate } })

Then I could close the circle by adding StartDate and EndDate to the Pager.
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    page => Url.Action(ViewBag.Method, new { page,
                                             StartDate = ViewBag.StartDate, EndDate = ViewBag.EndDate}),
    PagedListRenderOptions.EnableUnobtrusiveAjaxReplacing(pagerOptions, ajaxopts)

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Asia Begins New Era With Epic 'Valkyrie'
Nick DeRiso
Nick DeRiso Published: February 25, 2014
Asia has begun its newest post-Steve Howe era with a song that focuses more on the evolving songwriting partnership of John Wetton and Geoff Downes than on the presence of their new 20-something guitarist.
'Valkyrie,' the lead single from Asia's forthcoming 'Gravitas' album on Frontiers, discards the more condensed pop stylings of their breakout hit 'Heat of the Moment' for a long-form, cello-driven rumination on the search for love that's framed by images of war and surrender. The young Sam Coulson, who took over after Howe quit in early 2013 to focus on his work with Yes, isn't featured until some three and a half minutes in -- though there are hints as to what's in store: Coulson's brief solo turn is a crunchy, metallic outburst.
'Gravitas,' due March 25, is Asia's first album without Howe since 2004's 'Silent Nation,' which was produced by a 2000-2006 lineup that included Guthrie Govan. Over the years, Asia has also been home to guitarists Mandy Meyer (1984-1986), Pat Thrall (1990-1991), Al Pitrelli (1991-1994), and Aziz Ibrahim (1994-1998), among others.
Howe co-founded Asia with Wetton, Downes and Carl Palmer (of Emerson Lake and Palmer fame) in 1981, and stayed during his first tenure through 1984. Howe was part of the 1991-93 era, as well, and had been with Asia for this go-round since 2006.
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1 year. 7 days. X hours. That's how long it's been. Longer really since I'm trying to sneak in and count a little piece written for Durham Magazine. Sometimes you get so caught up in life – the living of it, the recovering, the making sense of it – you don't have time to stop and organize letters into some semblance of sentences and paragraphs. Seeing that of the last three posts, two of them are about my Mom and Dad is extra bittersweet.
My Dad's death in December 2014 completely untethered me. (Reveal: flapping in the proverbial wind comes easy for me. I don't much like to be tethered.) This was an excruciating separation full of murky permanence. Holding his hand for hours, then one tight squeeze. That was all.
In a chair at the foot of the bed, and mindfully unaware through her own curtain of Alzheimers, Mom just nodded and whispered a slow, drawn-out "yeah," her go-to response to everything, even death. Her own death a year and a half later on their 65th wedding anniversary was unsettling and different. She fought 'til the end. Determined. Unknowing. Unaware. At the last minute, she turned toward me. Glaring into my eyes. Now THAT's an imprint.
It was a gift being with them in their end days, at their last breath. I tried to soften it for them. Making phone calls to all the kids and grand-kids so they could tell Dad they loved him. Mom's favorite classical music playing softly. A long-time friend brought in a mountain dulcimer. Another with the voice of a million angels and a 12-string guitar sang Amazing Grace. Somehow fitting since my Mom's name was Grace.
Kinda shaken and stirred in all that was the news that my ex-husband Bill had died. Sad that in a recent email, he hadn't told me he was battling cancer. Our separation/divorce took many of our friends by surprise, the close ones not so much. He had an edge and I was never totally comfortable in the marriage. I had always thought/ hoped we'd have time to sit across from one another and make things right. Not reconcile, just stop being angry with the other. I was surprised at how emotional and saddened I was by his death.
And at the end of the muddle, there was Lindsay. As if I'd dreamed him up – and I had. An entire lifetime of dreams. A complete surprise. Bringing the sweetest love I'd ever known. And for the first time in over 20 years, I was a family again.
A friend nudged me yesterday, asking about Simmer2Sizzle's radio silence. That's why you have S2S in your mailbox. I promise to do better.


Woodland High's Cooper Hjerpe throws in the first inning of Tuesday's 19-0 win over Mesa Verde. Hjerpe threw his third straight no-hitter of the season.
It's not often that no-hitters end in a team calmly walking off the field and exchanging normal fist bumps and hand shakes after a win.
Call it the Cooper Hjerpe Effect.
Woodland High's senior left-hander has made the remarkable so routine that Tuesday's 19-0 win over Mesa Verde was nothing out of the ordinary for the Oregon State commit.
"Ordinary" for Hjerpe is three straight no-hitters, including a perfect game against Mira Loma, with 44 strikeouts and two walks in that span.
On Tuesday he added three home runs, one to right-center, an inside-the-parker on a shot to center field, and another off the roof the church behind the right field fence at Clark Field.
He has video game-like numbers this season with 66 strikeouts in 27 innings, but it hasn't all been smooth sailing for Hjerpe. His last start before this three-game stretch began was a five-inning outing against Dixon in which he walked four and allowed three earned runs. The start before that was a 5-3 loss to Antelope.
Hjerpe pointed to an emphasis on getting ahead early in counts and getting to two strikes early in at-bats as the key to his last three starts.
Perhaps that is why professional scouts continue to hover around Hjerpe's starts despite his stated desire to go to school in Corvallis, Oregon in the fall. Hjerpe and Woodland head coach Joe Whitehead are the first to remind that Mira Loma and Mesa Verde aren't exactly the toast of the section.
"There were a couple of swings where I was a foot out in front," Hjerpe laughed Tuesday.
But Hjerpe isn't just hurling fast balls past sub par teams. He's shown the ability to make adjustments and sandwiched in between Mira Loma and Mesa Verde was a seven-inning no-hitter against previously undefeated Casa Roble, a game Woodland won 1-0. There are plenty of hard throwing high school pitchers in California but few have the consistency that Hjerpe does.
Whitehead added that the consistency in the schedule and getting the same rest in between starts rather than breaks as long as 10 days earlier the season has helped.
The Wolves' Jack Hanson rounds third in the second inning on Tuesday against Mesa Verde.
The adjustments go beyond the in-season ones Hjerpe has made on the mound. At this time last season, he was plagued by various aches and pains. This off season he got stronger and added weight to his 6'2″ frame and said he feels better now than at this point in 2018.
As Hjerpe has gotten rolling, so too have the Wolves. Their 0-3 start is a distant memory and their last loss came on March 15th. The schedule has been ravaged by weather and the Wolves still have make-up games to play but find themselves in firm control of the Golden Empire League at 8-0 with Pioneer in second at 5-2.
Against Mesa Verde on Tuesday, the Wolves were able to doll out innings up and down the line up.
The short high school season has felt even shorter with so many games rained out of late and only a little over three weeks remain in the regular season. Whitehead drills not looking ahead into his teams though and only recently did Hjerpe take a glance at the remaining schedule.


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Spurs to Beat Swans in High-Scoring Thriller
Spurs bowed out of the Champions League with a Wembley defeat to Juventus but a thumping 4-1 win at Bournemouth just a few days later was the perfect tonic. Despite falling at the first knockout stage of the elite competition, there is still plenty to play for as Tottenham go in search of a top four Premier League place and an FA Cup.
The quarter-finals of the world's oldest cup competition take place this weekend and Pochettino's men face Premier League strugglers Swansea in the early kick-off on Saturday. Carlos Carvalhal has had quite the impact at the Welsh club and has guided them out of the bottom three up to 14th. The Swans are still in the relegation battle, but the FA Cup provides a welcome distraction as they bid for a semi-final slot.
In other games, Chelsea travel to Leicester after suffering a 3-0 defeat at Barcelona in midweek, while the surprise of the competition – Wigan – face another Premier League club on home ground in the shape of Southampton. The Latics have already put Bournemouth, West Ham, and Manchester City to the sword in this year's cup run so they should fear nothing from a Saints' side hovering perilously above the drop zone.
Swansea v Spurs
Spurs are hot favourites to win but in search of a bit more of a payout, we're backing them to win a game in which both teams score at odds of 3.60Bet €100 to win €36013/5Bet £100 to win £360+260Bet $100 to win $3602.60Bet HK$100 to win HK$3602.60Bet Rp100 to win Rp360-0.3846Bet RM100 to win RM360 with 888Sport.
Swansea fans will be quick to point out that it's a bold call as their side has won seven home games on the trot, but Spurs have won on four of their last five visits here – three of those when both teams have scored. Swansea's good run includes wins over Liverpool and Arsenal, but the last side to beat them in Wales was Spurs, who recorded a 2-0 victory in January. Swansea have managed three clean sheets in that run of seven, but the likes of West Ham, Wolves, and Notts County have all found the net in defeat here.
Spurs were left licking their wounds after that loss to Juve, but they bounced back in perfect fashion with a thumping win at Bournemouth. Son Heung-Min was on target again and the Korean is in a great vein of form at the moment. That will come as a relief to Pochettino who has lost the services of star striker Harry Kane until at least April according to reports. Backup forward Llorente could be in line for a return to his former club, and the likes of Eriksen and Alli will need to step up to fill the boots of the England marksman.
Spurs have been held to draws away in the FA Cup by Newport and Rochdale before winning both replays, which should serve as a warning note, but Swansea might play into Tottenham's hands here. If Carvalhal's side push forward they could be hit on the break by Spurs fast counter-attacking play and we're backing the London club to go through at the first time of asking on Saturday.
Leicester v Chelsea
Next up it's Leicester vs Chelsea, and odds of 1.74Bet €100 to win €17437/50Bet £100 to win £174-135Bet $100 to win $1740.74Bet HK$100 to win HK$174-1.35Bet Rp100 to win Rp1740.7400Bet RM100 to win RM174 with ComeOn about both teams to score look very tempting.
Chelsea have lost three of the last four matches although it's a run which included games against Manchester United, Manchester City, and Barcelona. In-between those matches, the Blues beat Crystal Palace by two goals to one, and are certainly good enough to take the game to Leicester. Antonio Conte knew his side were up against it at the Nou Camp in the Champions League, but despite the 3-0 scoreline, they didn't play particularly badly on the night. A top four place at the end of this season will be the ultimate aim, but the FA Cup is the last trophy they have left to fight for and it is worth remembering that Conte has never won a domestic cup competition in his managerial career. Rumours persist that the Italian could be out of a job just a year after leading his side to the title and he would love to bow out with another trophy.
Standing in his way will be the previous years' Premier League champions, Leicester. The Foxes are in the midst of an up-and-down season, but are chasing Burnley for 7th place and a potential European spot. the 4-1 win at West Brom over the weekend saw both Vardy and Mahrez back on the scoresheet and back in tandem, and that is a huge positive for Leicester fans.
Both teams have scored in 7 of the last 8 Leicester games and Chelsea have only failed to score in 2 of their last 8 – away at Manchester City and Barcelona. The Blues have also conceded in each of their last five away matches, so Sunday's game could be primed for goals.
Wigan v Southampton
Finally, let's ride Wigan's wave of enthusiasm and back them to avoid defeat at home to Southampton at odds of 1.74Bet €100 to win €17437/50Bet £100 to win £174-135Bet $100 to win $1740.74Bet HK$100 to win HK$174-1.35Bet Rp100 to win Rp1740.7400Bet RM100 to win RM174 with 888Sport.
The Latics stunned Pep Guardiola by beating his side 1-0 against the odds in the last round, but nobody could say they didn't have previous form. Wigan have also taken the Premier League scalps of Bournemouth and West Ham in this year's FA Cup, and while promotion back to the championship is the priority, there is little to beat the romance of the FA Cup.
The Latics have only lost 1 of the last 13 at home and there is no reason why they shouldn't hold their own against a struggling Southampton. Remarkably, they've kept 10 clean sheets in those 13 games and have a solid defensive rearguard – as Manchester City found out at their peril.
Southampton are only one point and one place above the Premier League relegation zone, and this is a tough game for new manager Mark Hughes to contend with. His number one priority will be staying in the top-flight but this is an opportunity to reach the last four in the FA Cup. At least beyond this game there is an international break, so one suspects Hughes will not want to rest players in his first game in charge. However, the Saints' only away wins in recent months have come at West Brom and Fulham – two sides not renowned for keeping out goals. Plenty of punters will back Southampton to win here but the odds are too short given the circumstances.
Tips Summary
Spurs to beat Swansea and both teams to score
Saturday 17th March, 12:30 GMT
Odds: 3.60Bet €100 to win €36013/5Bet £100 to win £360+260Bet $100 to win $3602.60Bet HK$100 to win HK$3602.60Bet Rp100 to win Rp360-0.3846Bet RM100 to win RM360
Leicester v Chelsea – both teams to score
Sunday 18th March, 16:30 GMT
Odds: 1.74Bet €100 to win €17437/50Bet £100 to win £174-135Bet $100 to win $1740.74Bet HK$100 to win HK$174-1.35Bet Rp100 to win Rp1740.7400Bet RM100 to win RM174
Wigan or draw – Double chance
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Q: std::map broken in alchemy? The following code tests the use of std::map with std::string as a key:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <map>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

typedef map<string, int> test_map_t;

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
    test_map_t test_map;

    test_map["test1"]= 1;
    test_map["test2"]= 2;
    test_map["test3"]= 3;

    string tmp= "test1";
    printf("%s : %d \n", tmp.c_str(), test_map[tmp]);

    return 0;
}

When compiled with ordinary gcc, this test will print out "test1 : 1", as expected.  However, when compiled with alchemy it will print "test1 : 3" (!).  Something is very wrong here.
Are there any workarounds for this or am I just stuck?

A: class string is broken in alchemy. There is a bug in operator copy (=). map works fine with other class

A: Sure looks like a bug.
Typically the source code (headers) is part of STL distribution - can you step thru to find out what is going on?  Compare source to GCC version maybe.
Seems like you have a cast-iron case to take this to the vendor for fix if confirmed.

A: Should not you use cstdio? But your code works perfectly with gcc version 4.4.2 20091027, i have tested it. Is it the complete code or something is there which might be overwriting the stack.
#include <cstdio>
#include <map>


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Let Me Be Your Knight Kdrama: Cast And Characters
By Mahima Verma
SBS and iQiyi's newest Kdrama "Let Me Take the form of Your Knight, has opened with a fantastic start. And, viewers are gradually falling the story about the main characters. But, are you familiar with the characters that play these characters?
Therefore, in this article, we will give the entire information about the actors in Let Me Be Your Knight Kdrama. From Idols to fantastic actors, the show has brought together an amazing group of actors.
Lee Jun Young (U-KISS) and Jung In Soon lead the drama, along with many talented cast members who have been added to the group as acting as supporting characters.
"Let Me Be Your Knight" is a recurring South Korean romantic comedy-drama. The SBS drama started airing on the 7th of November 2021 and is receiving attention from viewers. The series will run for 12 episodes total and will air on a Sunday. You can stream "Let Me Be Your Knight" on the internet via iQiyi or Rakuten Viki quickly.
The story tells of the greatest idol in the world who is suffering from somnambulism and the doctor who is secretly treating him.
Let Me Be Your Knight Kdrama Cast and Characters
"Let Me be Your Knight stars, Lee Jun Young, as Yoon Tae In, Jung In Sun as In Yoon Joo, JR as Lee Shin, Yoon Ji Sung as Kim Yoo Chan, Kim Dong Hyun as Woo Ga On along with Jang Dong Joo as Seo Woo Yeon.
Let's learn more about the characters of Let Me Be Your Knight in depth.
U-KISS's Lee Jung Young
In the popular drama about idols "Imitation,"U-KISS's Lee Jung won is set to star in a drama. It appears that the 24-year-old actor turned idol loves playing an idol who is famous on-screen.
Also Read: How To Watch 'Happiness' Kdrama Online?
So, he'll play the fan-favorite idol of the world Yoo Tae, in Let Me Be Your Knight. In addition to being a remarkable emerging actor, the young star was the winner of an endurance competition called the Unit.
Also called Jun, the actor has been in the Kdrama world for quite some time. From guest appearances to lead roles, you can spot the U-KISS actor in a variety of dramas. His credits include Imitation.
Please Don't Hate Him Class of Lies, Good Casting, Avengers Social Club, Goodbye To Goodbye, and many others. In addition, Jun made a special appearance in the popular Netflix Kdrama, D.P.
Jung In Sun
The company that manages her is H& Entertainment, Jung In Sun is a South Korean actress who has been in Kdramas for the past two years. Before showcasing her acting talents for a woman of mature she was in dramas when she was a child actor.
Jung In Sun previously explained her desire to be more than just an actor. In 2006 she started to focus on her passions: photography and traveling.
Sun's interests did not turn into a barrier to her acting career in any way. She also saw her acting career and has delivered to the public some of the most comedy and romantic dramas.
Her biggest success is the hilarious 2018 drama Welcome to Waikiki. She has also been involved in Kdramas like Psychopath Diary How To Be Thirty, Terius Behind Me, Circle, and more.
NU'EST's JR
A new Kpop star joining the crew in Let Me Be Your Knights NU'EST's JR. He will play the character Lee Shin, and the people who love this Kpop group are extremely excited to see him in the role.
While JR hasn't done many Kdramas, he does have an enormous fan base. The NU'EST fans are eager to see their idol perform instead of singing. JR has done the film The Distance, in 2016. In addition, he was featured in television shows, and many of them featured JR as a part of NU'EST.
Yoon Ji Sung will be stepping into the drama scene with the drama Let Me be Your Knight. He will be playing the role of Kim Yoo Chan. Yoon Ji Sung took part in Mnet's Produce 101 and qualified to join the boy group WannaOne. At present Yoon Ji Sung is an independent artist (after the breakup of WannaOne) with the label LM Entertainment.
That's the team for Let Me Be Your Knight. For more information on the character, check out the show here on Viki.
Mahima Verma
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Summer is here and when it's not raining it's nice to enjoy time outside! In New York whenever it's a nice day out people flock to bars, parks, and rooftops to score some vitamin d and some drinks. Lillet is from Podensac, which is a small village south of Bordeaux. This is the birthplace of Lillet aperitif, a subtle blend of carefully selected wines and fruit macerations crafted on site. There are many steps it takes to making Lillet, so don't let the casual "aperitif " name steer you differently. This aperitif wine takes at least six months to make, and also all of the fruit peels, are hand selected and then macerated using methods from the 19th century. There is a lot of care and craft that goes into producing these light and delicious beverages and the cellar master makes sure to only select the best grapes, fruit, and oak for these products! My favorites for summer are the Blanc and Rosé because, with just a sprig of mint, ice, and an orange slice, you're good to go. There are many more ways to get creative with Lillet however, and thanks to Lillet and Little Miss Party, here are some great recipes to keep you cool all season long!
Instructions: Add ice to glass, measure out Lillet and pour into glass. Gently drop orange bitters into the glass. Top with orange flavored sparkling water. Garnish with orange peel and mint leaves as desired.
Instructions: Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth. Pour into a glass or ceramic dish and place in freezer for 6 hours or until firm. Scoop out shavings of frozen mixture and serve in a glass.  Garnish with fresh strawberries as desired.
Always remember, eat what you like and drink what you love! Please pair responsibly.
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Regulators Close First American Capital Bank : Insolvency: Laguna Beach institution says the move was based on a faulty report and vindictive actions by the comptroller's office.
By JAMES S. GRANELLI
LAGUNA BEACH —
Amid an escalating back-room battle, federal banking regulators, declaring that tiny First American Capital Bank was insolvent, closed it Thursday.
The office of the U.S. comptroller of the currency took its action barely two weeks after the bank filed suit in federal court to try to prevent such a takeover. The court refused to act immediately, and the lawsuit is still pending.
The bank's chairman, Ernest George, charged Thursday that the action was based on a faulty report by the comptroller's office and vindictive actions that led to write-downs of $4 million in various assets. "We expected they would wait for the (March 15) court hearing," he said. "We never even got the results from their (recent) examination of the bank."
The comptroller's office sold the bank's $24 million in insured deposits to Orange National Bank, which will have the funds available for customers this morning at its Laguna Beach office a few blocks away. Orange National, which bought troubled Laguna Bank in August, paid a premium of $2.6 million for the deposits and about $6.5 million in assets.
About $2 million in 35 accounts exceeded federal insurance limits of $100,000 for each account holder and will not be refunded immediately, said Roberta Valdez, a liquidation officer for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which was appointed receiver. "We may be able to gather further information from depositors and reduce that (uninsured) amount," Valdez said.
First American Capital is the second bank in California to be closed since strict banking laws took effect in December. Regulators closed Columbia National Bank in Santa Monica at the end of January.
Under federal law that took effect in mid-December, the comptroller's office can seize a bank and turn it over to the FDIC once the institution's capital--its final cushion against losses--falls below 2% of its assets. Such banks are in a category called "critically undercapitalized." Previously, regulators acted only after capital was wiped out.
The comptroller's office determined that First American Capital was critically undercapitalized during a recent federal audit of the institution, but regulators said Friday in a press release that unsafe and unsound practices also caused "insolvency (and) substantial dissipation of bank assets and earnings."
The bank had been operating under a formal agreement with the comptroller's office since 1987. The agency said in its release that directors and officers at first seemed to make progress in correcting weaknesses cited in the agreement but never fully complied with the terms.
"Bank management began to pursue high-risk growth strategies without properly evaluating the risks that could result from those activities," the agency stated. "Examiners noted losses from these activities at subsequent examinations of the bank. These losses caused the bank's condition to deteriorate and eventually depleted all of the bank's capital."
But George and the bank's president, Jess Barrera, rebutted the regulators' contentions. They asserted that heavy-handed federal agents, nearly unaccountable for their actions under broad authorization from Congress, arbitrarily devalued assets and refused to allow the bank to sell some of its holdings to bolster its capital.
Though small--it had $28 million in assets at the end of the year--First American Capital strode into court Feb. 19 to do battle with the comptroller's office by trying to get a temporary order stopping it from closing the bank.
U.S. District Judge Linda H. McLaughlin refused to issue an order immediately because the comptroller's office would not say that a takeover was imminent, George said. Instead, she set a hearing for March 15.
George, who has a 53% stake in First American Capital, asserted that regulators want to close down small banks because of a perception that the nation has too many banks. He also lost North American Thrift & Loan in Corona del Mar to federal regulators last year.
At First American Capital, he contended, the comptroller's office wrongly reduced the value of the bank's automobile loans and headquarters building and required a change in the way the bank accounted for future profits on certain home loans. The result reduced the bank's capital by $4 million, putting it under water.
Barrera said that once regulators devalued assets so that the bank's capital fell below the 2% level, they then were able to control nearly every decision the bank made, including its efforts to raise capital by selling some assets.
George and Barrera said the bank, for instance, had $700,000 in equity in its headquarters building, which three appraisers valued at between $4.3 million to $4.7 million. Without any proof of a lower value, the comptroller's office would not let the bank recognize its equity, which is the difference between the value and the loan amount.
The agency then refused to allow the bank to sell the building, which contained adjacent office space, to a buyer for $3.95 million in cash, Barrera said.
In court papers filed late Thursday, George said, the agency acknowledged that a decision it made on a loan portfolio was wrong. George maintains that the right decision would have allowed the bank to sell the loans at a healthy profit and regain $1 million it had been forced to sock away in reserve.
A spokesman at the comptroller's office refused to discuss any details about the bank's operation, and lawyers for the agency could not be reached.


The Supreme Council of Cultural Revolution convened on Tuesday in a session chaired by President Hassan Rouhani.
The council discussed books and the culture of reading in the country and solutions for promoting reading culture and addressing different problems and challenges of the printing industry in the country.
Based on a report by Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance on International Book Fair, the rate of reading in Iran is not satisfying compared to other countries around the world and the council decided to offer material and spiritual incentives for creating a competitive atmosphere among different groups of society, especially children, adolescents and young adults.
It was also decided that ministries of Culture and Islamic Guidance and Education, as well as IRIB, specialised NGOs and publishers to offer their plans for promoting and developing the culture of reading in the country.
The members of the council also voted for Ayatollah Ali Akbar Rashad to remain as the head of Islamic Research Institute for Culture and Thought.


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