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While I'm an unabashed fan of Microsoft Windows XP, I do sense that it, like many Microsoft products, suffers from software entropy. Each new patch fixes one thing but also introduces new bugs. These second-generation bugs tend to go unnoticed at first and are seldom, if ever, fixed. This week, I invite readers to chime in with the weird bugs, anomalies, and annoying problems they've found in Windows XP.

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Magic window. This bug happens in two different ways on my system. Let's say that I have to move a file from the D: drive to the F: drive. First, I open the window revealing the F: drive. Then I scroll down the long list of files to find the folder I want to use. It's at the bottom of a hundred folders and most have scrolled out of view. I open another window or start a program from another drive, and when I leave the F: drive folder, it suddenly rearranges itself with target folder back at the bottom—out of view. Why does this happen? The drive folder should remain intact even when minimized. A variation of this bug happens when I open the D: drive and shove it over to the side, then open another drive and the D: drive window moves back.

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Partnerships between the cultural and business sectors enhance our region and help attract and retain the brightest professionals. Thanks to the support of corporate donors, the Museum continues to inspire visitors to see the world and themselves differently through the expressive power of art.

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In the Delphi After School Art Club (held at the Museum), Delphi Art Partners (a middle school artist-in-residence program), Delphi Art Futures (an intensive, career-focused high school arts residency program), and the Delphi Summer Teen Media Program, students participate in initiatives that enhance their art-making and art-appreciation skills, help them develop their creative voices, and provide safe and positive activities during out of school hours. Annual community service projects bring works of art by students into neighborhoods across the city and celebrate the inspiring creativity of these young artists.

The Delphi Project Foundation is funded by Reliance Standard Life Insurance Company, a member of the Tokio Marine Group.

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Is there a way (or can we make it a feature request if not) that settings can be optionally saved automatically on exit of the software?
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Most of the fashion jewelry these days comes with Crystals. These crystals jewelry uses to create different styles and types of crystal jewelry. They are especially relevant for youngsters. They are not only adorable but are also affordable at the same time.

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§Working with public assets

Serving a public resource in Play is the same as serving any other HTTP request. It uses the same routing as regular resources using the controller/action path to distribute CSS, JavaScript or image files to the client.

§The public/ folder

By convention public assets are stored in the public folder of your application. This folder can be organized the way that you prefer. We recommend the following organization:

 └ javascripts
 └ stylesheets
 └ images

If you follow this structure it will be simpler to get started, but nothing stops you to modifying it once you understand how it works.

WebJars provide a convenient and conventional packaging mechanism that is a part of SBT. For example you can declare that you will be using the popular Bootstrap library simply by adding the following dependency in your build file:

libraryDependencies += "org.webjars" % "bootstrap" % "3.3.6"

WebJars are automatically extracted into a lib folder relative to your public assets for convenience. For example, if you declared a dependency on RequireJs then you can reference it from a view using a line like:

<script data-main=""javascripts/main.js")" type="text/javascript" src=""lib/requirejs/require.js")"></script>

Note the lib/requirejs/require.js path. The lib folder denotes the extracted WebJar assets, the requirejs folder corresponds to the WebJar artifactId, and the require.js refers to the required asset at the root of the WebJar. To clarify, the requirejs webjar dependency is declared at your build file like:

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§How are public assets packaged?

During the build process, the contents of the public folder are processed and added to the application classpath.

When you package your application, all assets for the application, including all sub projects, are aggregated into a single jar, in target/my-first-app-1.0.0-assets.jar. This jar is included in the distribution so that your Play application can serve them. This jar can also be used to deploy the assets to a CDN or reverse proxy.

§The Assets controller

Play comes with a built-in controller to serve public assets. By default, this controller provides caching, ETag, gzip and compression support. There are two different styles that the Assets controller supports: the first is to use Play’s configuration, and the second is to use pass the assets path directly to the controller.

§Binding the Assets components

If you are using runtime dependency injection, Play already provides bindings in the AssetsModule, which is loaded by default. (If you are not using assets, you can disable this module by adding the configuration play.modules.disabled += controllers.AssetsModule.). The bindings there make Assets class injectable.

If you are using components traits to do compile-time dependency injection, you should mix in controllers.AssetsComponents. Then the controller will be available as assets: Assets. You do not need to construct the controller yourself.

§Using assets with configuration

For the most common case where you only have one place where assets are centrally located, you can use configuration to specify the location:

play.assets {
  path = "/public"
  urlPrefix = "/assets"

And use the method with one parameter: String)

Then in routes:

GET  /assets/*file

§Passing the assets path directly

The Assets controller also defines an at action with two parameters: String, file: String)

The path parameter must be fixed and defines the directory managed by the action. The file parameter is usually dynamically extracted from the request path.

Here is the typical mapping of the Assets controller in your conf/routes file:

GET  /assets/*file"/public", file)

Note that we define the *file dynamic part that will match the .* regular expression. So for example, if you send this request to the server:

GET /assets/javascripts/jquery.js

The router will invoke the action with the following parameters:"/public", "javascripts/jquery.js")

To route to a single static file, both the path and file have to be specified:

GET  /favicon.ico"/public", file="favicon.ico")

§Reverse routing for public assets

As for any controller mapped in the routes file, a reverse controller is created in controllers.routes.Assets. You use this to reverse the URL needed to fetch a public resource. For example, from a template:

<script src=""javascripts/jquery.js")"></script>

In DEV mode this will by default produce the following result:

<script src="/assets/javascripts/jquery.js"></script>

If your app is not running in DEV mode and a jquery.min.js or jquery-min.js file exists then by default the minified file will be used instead:

<script src="/assets/javascripts/jquery.min.js"></script>

This makes debugging of JavaScript files easier during development. Of course this not only works for JavaScript files but for any file extension.
If you don’t want Play to automatically resolve the .min.* or -min.* files, regardless of the mode your application is running in, you can set play.assets.checkForMinified = false in your application.conf (or to true to always resolve the min file, even in DEV mode).

Note that we don’t specify the first folder parameter when we reverse the route. This is because our routes file defines a single mapping for the action, where the folder parameter is fixed. So it doesn’t need to be specified.

However, if you define two mappings for the action, like this:

GET  /javascripts/*file"/public/javascripts", file)
GET  /images/*file   "/public/images", file)

You will then need to specify both parameters when using the reverse router:

<script src=""/public/javascripts", "jquery.js")"></script>
<img src=""/public/images", "logo.png")" />

§Reverse routing and fingerprinting for public assets

sbt-web brings the notion of a highly configurable asset pipeline to Play e.g. in your build file:

pipelineStages := Seq(rjs, digest, gzip)

The above will order the RequireJs optimizer (sbt-rjs), the digester (sbt-digest) and then compression (sbt-gzip). Unlike many sbt tasks, these tasks will execute in the order declared, one after the other.

In essence asset fingerprinting permits your static assets to be served with aggressive caching instructions to a browser. This will result in an improved experience for your users given that subsequent visits to your site will result in less assets requiring to be downloaded. Rails also describes the benefits of asset fingerprinting.

The above declaration of pipelineStages and the requisite addSbtPlugin declarations in your plugins.sbt for the plugins you require are your start point. You must then declare to Play what assets are to be versioned.

There are two ways obtain the real path of a fingerprinted asset. The first way uses static state and supports the same style as normal reverse routing. It does so by looking up assets metadata that’s set by a running Play application. The second way is to use configuration and inject an AssetsFinder to find your asset.

§Using reverse routing and static state

If you plan to use the reverse router with static state, the following routes file entry declares that all assets are to be versioned:

GET  /assets/*file  controllers.Assets.versioned(path="/public", file: Asset)

Note: Make sure you indicate that file is an asset by writing file: Asset.

You then use the reverse router, for example within a scala.html view:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="@routes.Assets.versioned("assets/css/app.css")">

The downside of this approach is that it requires special logic that converts the Asset from the path you passed in to the final minified path with a digest. It’s also more difficult to unit test, since there’s no component you can mock to define the path.

§Using configuration and AssetsFinder

You can also define your paths in configuration, and inject an AssetsFinder into your controller to get the final path. In your configuration set up the assets path (the directory containing assets) and the urlPrefix (the prefix to the URL in your application):

play.assets {
  path = "/public"
  urlPrefix = "/assets"

In your routes file you can define a route as follows:

GET  /assets/*file        controllers.Assets.versioned(file)

(you should not use the : Asset type annotation here)

Then you can pass an AssetsFinder to your template and use that to get the final path:

@(assetsFinder: AssetsFinder)

<link rel="stylesheet" href="@assetsFinder.path("assets/css/app.css")">

The advantage to this approach is that it requires no static state to set up. That means you can unit test your controllers and templates without a running application by simply passing an instance of AssetsFinder. That makes it simple to mock for a unit test by simply implementing the abstract methods that return Strings.

Using the AssetsFinder approach also makes it easy to run multiple self-contained applications at once in the same classloader, since it uses no static state. This can also be helpful for testing.

The AssetsFinder interface also works in cases where fingerprinting is not used. It returns the original asset if a fingerprinted and/or minified asset cannot be found.

§Etag support

The Assets controller automatically manages ETag HTTP Headers. The ETag value is generated from the digest (if sbt-digest is being used in the asset pipeline) or otherwise the resource name and the file’s last modification date. If the resource file is embedded into a file, the JAR file’s last modification date is used.

When a web browser makes a request specifying this Etag then the server can respond with 304 NotModified.

§Gzip support

If a resource with the same name but using a .gz suffix is found then the Assets controller will also serve the latter and add the following HTTP header:

Content-Encoding: gzip

Including the sbt-gzip plugin in your build and declaring its position in the pipelineStages is all that is required to generate gzip files.

§Additional Cache-Control directive

Using Etag is usually enough for the purposes of caching. However if you want to specify a custom Cache-Control header for a particular resource, you can specify it in your application.conf file. For example:

# Assets configuration
# ~~~~~

§Managed assets

Starting with Play 2.3 managed assets are processed by sbt-web based plugins. Prior to 2.3 Play bundled managed asset processing in the form of CoffeeScript, LESS, JavaScript linting (ClosureCompiler) and RequireJS optimization. The following sections describe sbt-web and how the equivalent 2.2 functionality can be achieved. Note though that Play is not limited to this asset processing technology as many plugins should become available to sbt-web over time. Please check-in with the sbt-web project to learn more about what plugins are available.

Many plugins use sbt-web’s js-engine plugin. js-engine is able to execute plugins written to the Node API either within the JVM via the excellent Trireme project, or directly on Node.js for superior performance. Note that these tools are used during the development cycle only and have no involvement during the runtime execution of your Play application. If you have Node.js installed then you are encouraged to declare the following environment variable. For Unix, if SBT_OPTS has been defined elsewhere then you can:

export SBT_OPTS="$SBT_OPTS -Dsbt.jse.engineType=Node"

The above declaration ensures that Node.js is used when executing any sbt-web plugin.

§Range requests support

Assets controller automatically supports part of RFC 7233 which defines how range requests and partial responses works. The Assets controller will delivery a 206 Partial Content if a satisfiable Range header is present in the request. It will also returns a Accept-Ranges: bytes for all assets delivery.

Note: Besides the fact that some parsing is done to better handle multiple ranges, multipart/byteranges is not fully supported yet.

You can also return 206 Partial Content when delivering files without using the Assets controller:

§Scala version

def video(videoId: Long) = Action { implicit request =>
  val videoFile = getVideoFile(videoId)
  RangeResult.ofFile(videoFile, request.headers.get(RANGE), Some("video/mp4"))

§Java version

public Result video(Long videoId) {
    File videoFile = getVideoFile(videoId);
    return RangeResults.ofFile(videoFile);

Both examples will delivery just part of the video file, according to the requested range.

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At Dawn... - Poem by John Gallar

At dawn foamy clouds wash off melting copper and brass,
Blinking skies open eyes and blush looking down under,
Languid plains wash off stains of last night murky blunder
And grass hoppers stubbornly shake off dew drops on grass...
At dawn mushy birds - husbands sing for mothers to be,
Hungry bees buzz in trees that dress up for heat hours,
In their shade - on parade - ants leave cozy clay towers,
And deer sniff at cornflowers in last moments of spree...
At dawn through open window sprinkle few drops of dew...
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“I’m originally from Texas, though from a landlocked portion in its heart, and my spouse is from the southeast region, near the Louisiana border. This landscape is uncannily beautiful—piney woods, carnivorous pitcher plants, wild boars seen from the car window, bayous full of jutting cypress knees, the longest overwater bridge I’ve ever seen—but the region is economically depressed, plagued with prejudice, palpably violent. The whole Gulf Coast region is repeatedly devastated by hurricane season, which exacerbates these conditions. These threads finally came together in a poem after I read an article explaining that the official map of Louisiana is a lie—because much of what is shown is actually underwater.”
—Shanna Compton

The Driest Place on Earth

I watched in horror as the man hung
half a pig by a hook in the window.

Nearby, the sea shone or something.
Nearby, the wingspan of a hawk cast an elongated shadow.

I listened with horror to the words I was missing.
A wrongness was growing in the living moon.

& nearby, the sea rolled endlessly.
Nearby, the saw grass peered through the grit & preened.

I've never been to Florida. Louisiana however
is second skin of mind, a habit-habitat.

& Texas on the way there, the red soil
& black boars, the frankly haunted pines

lone men in pickups fishing
for nothing they intend to catch.

& nearby, the sea froths over the edge.
& nearby, the sea.

Nearer & nearer
the obliterating sea

Copyright © 2017 by Shanna Compton. Originally published in Poem-a-Day on November 8, 2017, by the Academy of American Poets.

Copyright © 2017 by Shanna Compton. Originally published in Poem-a-Day on November 8, 2017, by the Academy of American Poets.

Shanna Compton

Shanna Compton

Shanna Compton is the author of three books of poetry, most recently Brink (Bloof Books, 2012). Her book-length speculative poem,The Hazard Cycle, is forthcoming from Bloof Books in 2018. She works as a freelance book designer, writer, and editor in Lambertville, New Jersey.

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as the

Last week Mars suddenly got a lot closer.
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    • roopopper
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      Hello Coach

      Villian has stats of 25/0/16 hands

      Bad river play?

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      Dealt to Hero 7:spade: 9:heart:

      fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, fold, BTN calls $0.02, SB calls $0.01, Hero checks

      FLOP ($0.06) 4:heart: K:diamond: 9:spade:

      SB checks, Hero checks, BTN checks

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      RIVER ($0.14) 4:heart: K:diamond: 9:spade: 7:diamond: 4:club:

      Hero bets $0.10, BTN raises to $2.46 (AI), Hero calls $0.46 (AI)
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    • Gerv
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      Hey Roo,

      I mostly like to semibluff the Flop on K9x board. The reason for this is because any 2 overs to the 9 have actually hidden outs/equity versus you. You would actually like to fold them out because you do not have that much showdown value with your pair as you are going to check/fold with it anyways

      As played the Turn should be a potsized bet. the River counterfeits your 2pair if he has any higher pair than a 9 so I mostly look to check/fold here because there are not that many hands that he has that you beat atm

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      Only have 12 hands on villain. As played I always raise pp first in from every position. Got a SB caller that donkbets on the flop as I hit my set. I raise this bet for value because I think I've the best hand here. On the turn the flushdraw completes and villian bets again. What could villain have here? He can call here with some pocketpairs, suited aces and suited connectors. It's possible he has a flush here or a dominating set. Is it a big mistake if I fold in this spot?

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    • veriz
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      Hello michel2311,

      The problem is that his calling range on the flop is hardly towards a FD. :( Can't really see him turning any pair into bluff here. Of course there could be few combos like A8 with the A but now again that's not that many. Therefore I wouldn't even mind and most likely it's safer to fold, although if you are capable doing that.

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The Texas Energy Revolt

The local fight forcing state Republicans to choose between two things Texans hold dear: local sovereignty and petroleum.

Cathy McMullen taps the brakes of her white Toyota Prius after driving through a neighborhood of mostly one-story homes in Denton, Texas, about an hour northwest of Dallas. “There,” she says, nodding toward a limestone wall shielding from view a pad of gas wells. McMullen, a 56-year-old home health nurse, cruised past a stretch of yellowed grass and weeds. “They could have put that pad site on that far corner right there,” she says, pointing ahead. “The land’s all vacant.”

Instead, the wells sit on the corner of Bonnie Brea and Scripture Street. Across the way: Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital. Across another street: the basketball court, picnic tables and purple playground of McKenna Park. That was where Range Resources, a company based in Fort Worth, wanted to drill and frack three wells in 2009.

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McMullen, who at that time had just moved into a house about 1,500 feet away from the proposed site, joined others in raising concerns about bringing the gas industry and hydraulic fracturing—widely known as fracking—so close to where kids play. Fracking, which involves blasting apart underground rock with millions of gallons of chemical-laced water to free up oil and gas, “is a brutal, brutal process for people living around it,” McMullen says.

Their efforts in city hall failed.

If McMullen felt invisible five years ago, she doesn’t anymore. Today, state lawmakers, the oil and gas industry and national environmental groups have become acutely aware of Denton, home to two universities, 277 gas wells and now, thanks to a ragtag group of local activists, Texas’ first ban on fracking.

Thrust into the saga is George P. Bush, who in January will take the helm of the Texas General Land Office, an otherwise obscure office that manages mineral rights on millions of acres of state-owned property. In his first political office, Jeb’s eldest son, George W.’s nephew and one of George H.W.’s “little brown ones,” will inherit one of two major lawsuits filed against Denton, home to a sliver of that mineral portfolio.

We don’t need a patchwork approach to drilling regulations across the state,” Bush, a former energy investment consultant, told the Texas Tribune in July as the anti-fracking campaign gained steam. It appears to be his only public statement on the issue.

Bush’s role in the dispute—however peripheral—only brightens the spotlight on Denton, and it forces him and others to choose between two interests Texans hold dear: petroleum and local control.

McMullen’s group—Frack Free Denton—convinced nearly 59 percent of Denton voters to approve a fracking ban on November 4, after knocking on doors, staging puppet shows and performing song-and-dance numbers. The movement had help from Earthworks, a national environmental group, but its opponents—backed by the oil and gas lobby—raised more than $700,000 to spend on mailers and television ads and a high-profile public relations and polling firm. That was more than 10 times what Frack Free Denton collected.

The town had company on Election Day. Voters in Athens, Ohio, and two California counties—three of the seven other communities that weighed in nationally—rejected the practice. To supporters, the North Texas city has taken a stand for clean air, clean water, public safety and quality of life. To opponents, the ban is the result of activists sowing fear and misinformation, threatening the economy and confiscating property—mineral rights—thousands of feet below ground.

But if the ban in Denton (population: 123,000) isn’t the biggest play in the national debate, it’s certainly the most interesting.

This is Texas, after all. The state was built on oil and gas and is at the forefront of the most recent fossil fuels bonanza. Though threatened by plummeting oil prices in recent months, the Lone Star State is pumping more than twice the oil it did three years ago—more than 700 million barrels of crude in 2013—accounting for more than a third of all U.S. production. It also produces about a quarter of the nation’s natural gas, more than 7 trillion cubic feet last year.

“If Denton wasn’t followed by two little letters—TX—no one would give a hill of beans about it,” says Chris Faulkner, chief executive of Breitling Energy in Dallas. Breitling has no direct financial interests in Denton, but Faulkner is among those in the industry who fear Texas could see more urban drilling communities “run amok.”

“You can already hear the environmentalists saying, ‘If we can win in Denton, we can win anywhere,’” he says.

Denton sits on the northern edge of the Barnett Shale, which stretches some 5,000 square miles beneath at least 25 Texas counties and pumps millions of dollars into state and local economies. That includes Wise County, which shares Denton County’s western border. It’s where George P. Mitchell pioneered the combination of horizontal drilling and fracking in use today.

Unlike other cities that rejected fracking, Denton residents have spent years alongside gas wells, rather than simply reading about them. Well pads sit near homes, schools and even across the street from Apogee Stadium, where the University of North Texas’ Mean Green plays football. (Three hulking wind turbines also loom over the stadium.)

The ban hasn’t completely turned off the spigot on Denton’s natural gas, but production will dwindle as long as it’s in place. Without fracking, companies cannot stimulate gas locked in the Barnett Shale. Operators can keep pumping from wells they had already drilled and fracked, but they can’t frack them again. Without that option, the flow weakens over time. Meanwhile, companies are unlikely to drill any new wells that can’t be fracked.

Not every oilman fears Denton’s vote could, in Faulkner’s words, unleash a “tsunami of exclusion” elsewhere. A few days before the vote, T. Boone Pickens told the Texas Tribune that closing off Denton to fracking “would mean a lot to those landowners there, but not to anybody else.”

Jim Malewitz covers energy for the Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan media organization. Disclosure: T. Boone Pickens has been a major donor to the Texas Tribune. A complete list of Tribune donors and sponsors can be viewed here.


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A review of the week that was with a look at three college football teams that stood out for good reasons and three whose weekends did not turn out as successfully as anticipated.

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Alabama Crimson Tide

2014 Record: Straight-Up 12-1, Against-the-Spread 5-8

Alabama was in a one score game entering the fourth quarter but the Crimson Tide responded by scoring 21 unanswered points. Alabama routed Missouri 42-13 to win the program's 24th SEC title.

Even in a one-possession game, Alabama was never in serious danger of losing. The Crimson Tide was never less than 65 percent likely to win. Bama dominated in all phases of the game totaling 504 yards of offense, holding Missouri to 41 rushing yards on 23 carries and playing nearly mistake free football (just two penalties and no turnovers).

The win solidified Alabama's grasp on the No. 1 seed in the College Football Playoff.

Next Up: Ohio State

Oregon Ducks

2014 Record: Straight-Up 12-1, Against-the-Spread 9-4

Statement game. Oregon kicked off Championship Week with an impressive 51-13 thumping of Arizona in the Pac-12 Championship.

Arizona had knocked off the Ducks in the last two meetings but Oregon got its revenge. The Wildcats were held to 25 yards of offense in the first half and Oregon led 23-0, making the Ducks 94 percent likely to win after two quarters.

Marcus Mariota not only helped Oregon secure a spot in the College Football Playoff by throwing for 313 yards and two touchdowns plus adding three more scores on the ground but he put an exclamation mark on his Heisman campaign.

Next Up: Florida State

TCU Horned Frogs

2014 Record: Straight-Up 11-1, Against-the-Spread 10-2

TCU was the only playoff contender not playing a ranked opponent this weekend. As a 34 point favorite over Iowa State, the Horned Frogs need to win and win big.

The Frogs stomped the Cyclones by scoring 38 unanswered points in the second half. TCU won 55-3 and spent most of the final 30 minutes with a win probability of 99 percent.

TCU quarterback Trevone Boykin topped 400 passing yards for the third time this season and the Frogs had a total yards differential of nearly 500 yards.

The Frogs' offense is averaging 46.1 points per game, third most in the FBS, and is on pace to break the school record of 41.6 set in 2010.

Next Up: Ole Miss

Three Down

Total Chaos

Total chaos, how about any drama? Entering Championship Week Alabama, Oregon, TCU and Florida State were ranked in the top four of the College Football Playoffs. All four teams won and TCU's domination over a weak Iowa State, the Frogs fell to sixth in the College Football Playoff rankings.

There was only a 31 percent chance that all four teams won this weekend, driven by just a 54 percent chance that Florida State beat Georgia Tech.

Chaos would have been fun, but with 650-to-1 chance that all four teams lost it was unlikely to be a wild weekend in college football.

Wisconsin Badgers

2014 Record: Straight-Up 10-3, Against-the-Spread 5-8

Wisconsin was favored over Ohio State in the Big Ten Championship after the Buckeyes lost J.T. Barrett to a season ending ankle injury and were forced to start third string quarterback Cardale Jones.

The Badgers were averaging over 330 rushing yards per game but were held to 71 yards on the ground against Ohio State. Melvin Gordon, the nation's leading rusher, rushed 26 times for 76 yards.

Ohio State's 59-0 victory was the first shutout loss for Wisconsin since 1997 and it was the worst loss for the Badgers since a 59-0 shellacking by Ohio State in 1979.

Next Up: Auburn

Oklahoma Sooners

2014 Record: Straight-Up 8-4, Against-the-Spread 5-7

Leading 35-28 with a minute to play, Oklahoma was 88 percent likely to win before punting to Oklahoma State.

The Cowboys' Tyreek Hill returned that punt 92 yards for a touchdown to force overtime. Oklahoma State's Ben Grogan hit a 21-yard field goal to win the game in the extra session.

The Sooners, 20 point favorites over Oklahoma State, now have four losses on the season. A loss in a bowl game would match the worst mark for the program in this century, Oklahoma finished with an 8-5 record in 2009.

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Mudd Manuscript Library's archives include the construction of the "Championship Fire of 1901."

A traditional campus bonfire to celebrate the Princeton football team's wins over Harvard and Yale this season will be held at 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, on Cannon Green. The bonfire festivities also will be webcast live on the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students website. The Undergraduate Student Government and the four undergraduate class governments are sponsoring the event. Commemorative T-shirts and posters also will be sold at the bonfire, with proceeds benefitting Hurricane Sandy relief efforts.

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Magnaquest, a leading Subscription Management, Billing and CRM solutions for video, data and cloud computing operators has signed a Proof of Concept (PoC) with a leading pharma giant for Internet of Things (IoT) related initiative. The PoC involves managing different IoT applications offered on subscription model.

Pharma giant is striving for business innovations to make healthcare services more accessible and affordable around the world. The client will be using IoT applications to automate the business operations like ordering, production planning, inventory management and distribution; and to increase the operational efficiency.

"We are very much excited to work on this POC as this project will be a door opener for us in the IoT segment. SURE! will be integrated with the IoT platform to manage and automate subscription and billing operations. We will be handling multi-level ordering & billing, track buying behavior, manage multi country operations, and region based pricing and discounts, etc. in this POC", said Ramakrishna Mashetty, CMO, Magnaquest. "We are very confident that we will make this a success in the stipulated time frame and induce the client with required confidence to continue with our solution," he added.

POC comprises of and is not limited to

  • Track and maintain list of products ordered by their clinics
  • Track buying behavior and usage of clinics
  • Manage billing to clinic for all the users of clinic (Parent child billing)
  • Automate & centralize the subscription management system
  • Offer products in different regions with different prices and discounts
  • Define volume/tiered based pricing and discounts
  • Define country/region specific workflows
  • Generate timely renewal reminders

About SURE! (a Magnaquest product)

SURE!, a Magnaquest Product, is Subscription Lifecycle Management (for TV, Media & Entertainment, Broadband, Cloud Computing) with end-to-end solutions including Billing, CRM, Service & Usage Fulfillment, Customer Service, Metered and Convergent Billing, Pre-Paid and Post-Paid Enablement, among others.

SURE! manages functions from acquisition, order taking, service provisioning, billing, payments and customer care. It empowers service providers to introduce new products/services within no time, have a 360 degree visibility of the customer in a single window facilitating excellent customer service. SURE! arrests revenue leakages and helps manage their operations at low costs unmatched in the industry.

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SOURCE Magnaquest Technologies Limited