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Well I took the Thermaltake back and got a full refund. Thanks Mike. He didn't ask for an explanation other than I changed my mind and didn't want it anymore. I then went back on line and found that the
Antec HCG-620M 620W
was in stock at Memory Express (one in stock) and I was able to get the price match to NCIX so ended up paying $68.74 for it. I opted for the extra two years Memory Express warranty for using $10 of the $30 I had saved off of the full price. Plus $5 S/H still came in at $88 well under the $110 + tax I had paid for the Thermaltake.
Antec High Current Gamer 620W Modular Power Supply at Memory Express
Mind you it is 130 less watts but from the above reviews I guess the Thermaltake was not truly a 750w unit anyway. According to the ASUS PSU calculator (
ASUSTeK Computer Inc. -Support- Recommended Power Supply Wattage Calculator
)I should be fine with a 500 watt system IF I were to add the recommended HD 6670 video card. I could even crossfire two of those and still sneak by with a minimum requirement of 600 watts.
And over at eXtreme Power Supply Calculator I get even less watts required with a recommended minimum of 343w. Just for fun I calculated two HD 6670 crossfired and it came in at 378 watt.
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. So 620w will be plenty.
And its an Antec which is the one that the IT guy at the office said is "the best". He did say to look for multiple 12v rails - this unit only comes with one rail - and no I'm not taking this one back.
Here ends the Sad Saga of FKD's PSU. It's been ordered and now I just have to await delivery.
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Recession, shemession: Apparently couture houses are seeing a rise in demand. [WWD, subscription required]
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(July 22, 2008) – Memorial University Medical Center (MUMC) in Savannah, Georgia, has been named one of the nation's Most Wired hospitals for the ninth consecutive year. The results were announced in the July 2008 Most Wired Survey and Benchmarking Study by Hospitals & Health Networks magazine, the journal of the American Hospital Association. The annual survey measures the nation's hospitals on their use of Internet technologies for quality, customer service, public health and safety, business processes, and workforce issues."Earning this designation year after year is proof of our commitment to using the latest technology to provide world-class care and a safe environment for our patients," said Patty Lavely, vice president and chief information officer at MUMC.Most Wired hospitals show better outcomes in patient satisfaction, risk-adjusted mortality rates, and other key quality measures through the use of information technology (I.T.), according to a new analysis. Hospitals & Health Networks conducted the survey in cooperation with the McKesson Corporation, Accenture, and the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives. "Health I.T. has shown incredible promise in helping us improve the quality and safety of the care hospitals deliver every day," says Rich Umbdenstock, president and CEO of the American Hospital Association. "The results of the Most Wired survey confirm that today's patient also understands the benefits of I.T. in improving care and improving the overall hospital experience."Memorial University Medical Center is a two-state healthcare organization serving a 35-county area in southeast Georgia and southern South Carolina. The system includes its flagship hospital, a 530-bed tertiary medical center; Memorial primary and specialty care physician networks; a major medical education program; business and industry services; and NurseOne, a 24-hour call center. Memorial University Medical Center has been named a Distinguished Hospital by J.D. Power and Associates four years in a row for providing an outstanding patient experience.
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Sunday, August 17, 2008
13 Summer Blessings
I've been studying happiness for the last two summers. One easy way to increase happiness is to count your blessings.
So, here's a look at my summer blessings:
(1) I registered my 5,000th book at BookCrossing.
(2) Total books read so far this year: 201. An amazing number of great reads.
(3) Our 30th anniversary trip to San Francisco, especially a visit to City Lights Bookstore and Yosemite and time spent with my husband.
(4) Twenty-five pages of my book written.
(5) Day after day of cool breezes blowing off the Gulf, making for perfect front porch reading.
(6) New school library, walking distance from my house.
(7) Two big blood drives.
(8) Relay for Life, shooting water pistols off at a fellow librarian
(9) Galveston, buying those wonderful polka-dotted flip-flops
(10) The Houston Chronicle Book Sale, purchasing 82 books for $125
(11) Summer Read-a-Thon
(12) Visiting with my parents and old friends and my family
(13) 23 Things, learning about Web 2.0
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That is definitely a wonderful list of blessings. The spring season was such a difficult one for me with my health problems and the death of a good friend after her long battle with cancer. While my health problems continue, the blessing is that things have been much better. I have a new kitty in my life and the other animals seem to have taken to her well. My job is stable and I work with a great staff. I have a lot to be thankful for. Thank you for reminding me.ReplyDelete
Yes, I believe in counting my blessing as well. A library within walking distance is definitely high up on my list. Where would I be without it.ReplyDelete
Thinking about our blessings seems to make us happier!ReplyDelete
When I am down in the dumps, I look at all the good things that are there for me. That sustains me.ReplyDelete
Do check out my Sunday Salon post :D
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What a great list of blessings! It's good to remember the positive things. And can I just say wow about #1 and 2!!ReplyDelete
It's such a good idea to count your blessings every so often. We're all much happier if we remember how we are lucky instead of unlucky. Thanks for reminding me. =)ReplyDelete
By the way, I'm impressed by your 201 books! I thought I was doing well with 111, hehe.
One of the easiest ways to lose our happiness is to compare ourselves with others!ReplyDelete
To make the comparison more honest, note that at least 100 of the books were children's chapter books. :-)


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Topic: Encouragement (among believers) (11/08/07)
TITLE: She Sang
By Yvette Nietzen
What she was about to do was not unfamiliar. She had done this many times before, always in the safety of her home. In her secret place, she was with her Beloved. Today her Beloved would say to her "Rise my love," and today she rose.
All eyes were upon Emily, and there was silence. The butterflies now turned into queasiness. Her eyes glanced the congregation, viewing the many expressions of the members. She found Momma Bea, sitting in the sixth pew off the far right. Momma Bea, as she is affectionately called is the mother of the young women. Her maturity and wisdom draw women of all ages to her. Momma Bea's love and whit with words radiate faith hope and love to the discouraged.
Momma Bea gave Emily that look and smile that she has seen many times before. The look of a proud mother. The smile of approval. The love of the Lord. This look and gestures were opposite to her upbringing, and rejected anyone coming near her. Nevertheless, something inside Momma Bea would draw Emily closer to her. It was her warmth, a gentle look, a quick encouragement, and Momma Bea would draw Emily in with her love and patience.
Emily closed her eyes. Peace overwhelmed her and there He was, her Beloved.
Emily sang.
The voice of my beloved
Behold, He comes
He spoke and said to me and says to you
Rise up my love, my fair one
My church I call you to rise up
For lo the winter is past
And the flowers appear on the earth
Rise up m love, my fair one
My bride I call you to rise up
Emily finished the song her Beloved whispered in her ears. Her beautiful voice was hidden beneath the rubble. The rubble that her Beloved removed, along with the help of Momma Bea.
As she gently opened her eyes, she could not believe what she saw. Members of the congregation prostrate before the Lord. Others raising their hands in complete surrender.
Emily had taken her first step. She looked at Momma Bea, her serviette covering her eyes. Emily was encouraged by the love and support of Momma Bea.
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You don't get cacao powder from simply grinding cacao beans -- there is an extensive chain of events from pod to powder. Cacao beans are in large pods when they are harvested. The pods are split open and then allowed to ferment to mellow the natural bitterness of the cacao beans. Cacao beans are then roasted and hulled to uncover the cacao nibs. Nibs are ground into a thin paste, referred to as chocolate liquor. The liquor is then pressed to squeeze out the cacao butter and leave the cacao solids. The cacao solids are pressed again, dried and then ground into cacao powder.
If you've perused the cacao aisle, you'll find natural cacao powder and Dutch cacao. Dutch cacao powder isn't as potent in flavor as natural cacao powder. Dutch cacao is made by adding alkali to cacao powder to make it less acidic and mellow the intense flavor. (Because the pH is different between natural and Dutch, always carefully read baking recipes and use the type of cacao powder listed in the ingredients.)
Chocolate liquor, that thin runny paste that comes from grinding chocolate nibs, is the basis for cacao powder but also many other chocolate products, such as dark chocolate and milk chocolate bars and morsels. Chocolate manufacturers control the cacao butter percentage, added sugar and other ingredients to create a range of chocolate products. If you've picked up a dark chocolate bar lately, you may be wondering what the percentage values mean. For example, Lindt dark chocolate bars can be as high as 99% cacao, and 99% is listed on the packaging. The higher the percentage, the higher the cacao levels in the bar and the higher the health benefits.
The big health buzz for the past few years has been about the health benefits chocolate can deliver. What a treat! You can eat your favorite confection guilt-free! But before you run to the candy bar aisle, keep in mind that the health benefits are derived from small portions of chocolate and the most health benefits are derived from the darkest chocolate. White chocolate doesn't count and milk chocolate has more sugar. Dark chocolate has been shown to lower blood pressure and may reduce the risk of blood clots. Essentially, dark chocolate is good for your heart. A recent study published on BMJ online last month indicates that people who frequently eat chocolate have a lower risk of heart disease and stroke.
Both cacao powder and dark chocolate deliver health benefits and that coveted chocolate taste. If you're counting calories, cacao powder may be a better choice since you can make hot cocoa with cacao powder, water and a natural sweetener like stevia, for fewer calories than a chunk of a dark chocolate bar. If you choose a chocolate bar, keep your serving size to one ounce or less. You can also get your chocolate fix with cacao nibs (we recommend Navitas Naturals Cacao Nibs), partially ground cacao beans which capture the essence of chocolate flavor. Too much chocolate in any form will put you at risk for weight gain, a factor in heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Moderation truly is key.
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With the Fed's Help, Bond Investors Hope to Avoid a Repeat of 1994
Bond investors have a lot to be anxious about. With interest rates near record lows, it's not a question of whether but when rates will start rising again. Lloyd Blankfein warns that today's interest rate environment has parallels to 1994, when then-Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan surprised the market by doubling benchmark rates in 12 months. "I worry now—I look out of the corner of my eye to the '94 period," Blankfein, chief executive officer of Goldman Sachs, said on May 2 at an Investment Company Institute conference in Washington. He recalled how investors used to low rates were shocked when borrowing costs rose, leading to selloffs in the bond and stock markets.
Others on Wall Street say this time will be different, in part because of Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's clearer and frequent statements on what would cause central bank policy to change. "The Fed is working very hard to improve the clarity of their communication," says William Irving, a money manager at Fidelity Investments. "And they're particularly worried about avoiding a repeat of 1994."
When interest rates rise, the market value of existing bonds falls; bonds with longer maturities are especially vulnerable. Understanding the Fed's intentions would help investors adjust their portfolios in an orderly way to avoid big losses from rising rates—by shifting money to shorter-maturity bonds or to stocks—and might prevent panic selling of bonds at the first signs of a rate hike.
From February 1994 to February 1995, the Fed doubled its benchmark rate to 6 percent from 3 percent. The stock market fell 7.3 percent in the eight weeks after the first increase. Goldman Sachs, a partnership at the time, suffered a drop in capital as a result of bond losses and raised $250 million by selling a stake in the firm to a Hawaiian trust.
On May 1, the Fed announced it was leaving in place its plans to hold its target interest rate at about zero as long as unemployment remains above 6.5 percent and the outlook for inflation doesn't exceed 2.5 percent. It also said it will continue to buy bonds at the current pace of $85 billion a month. At a March 20 press conference, Bernanke provided a road map on what needs to happen before the Fed trims its monthly bond purchases. The central bank will adjust in a "sensitive way" based on several measures, including payrolls, wages, and unemployment claims, he said.
That's not how the central bank communicated in 1994, when Green-span used opaque language to avoid rattling the markets. "You construct what we used to call Fed-speak," he said last year, describing his philosophy of communicating with the public. "Nobody was quite sure I wasn't saying something profound when I wasn't. It's a self-protection mechanism. When you're in an environment where people are shooting questions at you, and you've got to be very careful about the nuances of what you're going to say and what you don't say."
Greenspan's tactics had the intended effect of keeping investors guessing, says Michael Materasso, a senior money manager at Franklin Resources. "In 1994," he says, "what you had to do was refer back to a speech Greenspan gave in October where if you held it up to the light and turned it 45 degrees, well, of course it said: 'We're going to raise rates in three months.' "
Fidelity's Irving says that given the market's intense concerns about a potential rate hike, investors probably won't be caught off guard this time. "If people are super-focused on a risk, chances are that risk doesn't materialize," he says. "Something else that surprises people is what materializes."
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Vorher Nachher. Die Dinge ändern sich ("Before After. Things change") is a web archive that documents packaging designs and how they change over time. The collection already comprises more than 200 items in eight categories, from Food and Drinks to Home and Hygiene.
In addition to the visual then-and-now comparisons, Christian Thomas also comments on the modifications, points out type choices and observes trends and fashions. If you don't read German, you miss out. His remarks are spot-on, the laconic language often is hilarious.
The only quibble I have is the rather small size of the images. And the recently released Brandon Text would perform here a little better than the regular Brandon Grotesque.
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The latest publication of the Financial Law Panel (FLP), Alternative Dispute Resolution in Commerce and Finance, was sent to the panel's subscribers and other interested parties last week.
It contains a brief guide to the types and sources of ADR available to people handling most types of business disputes.
An increasing amount of attention is being paid to ADR methods, and varying degrees of official recognition have recently underlined its potential.
In particular, a new pre-trial check list, in place since the beginning of the year for all cases in the Queen's Bench or Chancery Divisions, requires parties to answer questions about whether ADR has been discussed, whether it would help and whether using ADR has been explored with the other parties in the dispute. Lord Woolf's Access to Justice review included a recommendation that courts should encourage any alternative to the resolution of disputes though the formal civil process.
The FLP pamphlet sets out all the rudiments of the subject, and will be a useful source of easy reference for any lawyer (or judge) practising – or likely to practice – in the High Court.
The panel's purpose is to identify and resolve areas of legal uncertainty affecting the wholesale financial markets and one of the objectives underlying this is to help the UK, and London in particular, to retain its pre-eminence as an international financial centre.
Achieving satisfactory resolution to legal disputes in as efficient a way as possible is an essential part of this and the recent court direction on the pre-trial check list may be viewed as evidence of the fact that ADR has now been accepted as having an important role to play.
The pamphlet is aimed at those dealing with disputes arising in the spheres of commerce and finance. Most organisations offering ADR services are aimed primarily at non-commercial disputes and they are not dealt with in the pamphlet. But ADR still has a role to play when large companies or banks are involved in the dispute.
There was a general perception that ADR methods, especially mediation, were not being used by larger companies or in the bigger ticket dispute.
So, at the beginning of the year, the panel's secretariat took soundings among participants in the financial markets to find out whether they were fully informed about the possibilities that ADR offers. This showed a high level of knowledge and sophistication about ADR, although a number of those who might be called upon to resolve disputes did not know chapter and verse about all that ADR can offer.
The panel recognises that the operation of the financial markets will give rise to disputes for which ADR is often inappropriate.
Three factors can contribute to this. First, the amounts at stake are often too great for those involved to do anything other than rely on a strict interpretation of the underlying legal position.
Second, complex and difficult points of law are commonplace in the financial markets and their existence can affect the view people take of the best way to resolve a dispute.
Third, people who have an overall view of methods employed by ADR feel that the main thing it offers is bought-in negotiating skills, which they already have.
Some cases will still have to go through the formal court process. But both the realities of litigation and the recognition given to ADR mean that though it will not always be appropriate, it can never be ignored.
Copies of the pamphlet are available from the secretariat, at 125 Wood Street, London EC2V 7AQ


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The white mug has '16 Mr Cool' written on it in red and black lettering, accompanied by an icon of a pair of sunglasses, which, as we all know, is the universal symbol for 'cool'. With a matching red coaster reading the same message, it would look great on his desk, ready to be filled with juices to help motivate him through his studies.
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The Poem
(Critical Guide to Poetry for Students)
"The Raven" is a ballad of eighteen six-line stanzas with decidedly emphatic meter and rhymes. The ballad is a nightmarish narrative of a young man who, bereaved by the death of the woman he loved, compulsively constructs self-destructive meaning around a raven's repetition of the word "Nevermore," until he finally despairs of being reunited with his beloved Lenore in another world.
Narrated from the first-person point of view, the poem conveys, with dramatic immediacy, the speaker's shift from weary, sorrowful composure to a state of nervous collapse as he recounts his strange experience with the mysterious ebony bird. The first seven stanzas establish the setting and the narrator's melancholic, impressionable state of mind. Weak and worn out with grief, the speaker had sought distraction from his sorrow by reading curiously esoteric books. Awakened at midnight by a sound outside his chamber, he opens the door, expecting a visitor; he finds only darkness. Apprehensive, he whispers the name Lenore and closes the door. When the tapping persists, he opens a window, admitting a raven that perches upon a bust of Pallas (Athena).
In stanzas 8 to 11, the narrator, beguiled by the ludicrous image of the black bird in his room, playfully asks the raven its name, as if to reassure himself that it portends nothing ominous. He is startled, however, to hear the raven respond, saying, "Nevermore." Although the word apparently has little relevance to any discoverable meaning, the narrator is sobered by the bird's forlorn utterance. He assumes that the raven's owner, having suffered unendurable disasters, taught the bird to imitate human speech in order to utter the one word most expressive of the owner's sense of hopelessness.
In stanzas 12 and 13, the narrator settles himself on a velvet cushion in front of the bird and whimsically ponders what the raven meant by repeating a word he inevitably associated with thoughts of the departed Lenore. At this point, the grieving lover, in anticipation of the raven's maddening repetition of "Nevermore," begins masochistically to frame increasingly painful questions.
Imagining a perfumed presence in the room, the narrator, in a state of growing agitation, asks the raven whether God had mercifully sent him to induce in the poet forgetfulness of the lost Lenore; the inevitable response causes the narrator to plead with the raven—now addressed as a prophet of evil sent by the "Temptor"—to tell him whether there is any healing in heaven for his grief. The raven's predictable answer provokes the grieving lover, now almost in a state of maddened frenzy, to ask bluntly whether his soul would ever be reunited with Lenore in heaven. Receiving the horrific "Nevermore" in reply to his ultimate question, the distraught narrator demands that the raven, whether actual bird or fiend, leave his chambers and quit torturing his heart; the raven's unendurable answer drives the bereaved lover into a state of maddened despair. The raven becomes a permanent fixture in the room, a symbolic presence presiding over the narrator's self-inflicted mental and spiritual collapse.


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|6 years 10 weeks ago
|We won. Or am I missing
We won. Or am I missing something? Who gives a rats ass about this. They spent a shitload of time looking at it. Replay official made the call. Game over, cue the Maize confetti guns.
Rules aren't perfect. Refs aren't perfect. Replay isn't perfect. None of them ever will be. Except in the Android Football League coming sometime this millenium.
Look. Controversies like this are a part of sports. Every team has somewhere in its history calls like this, both ways. Stop whining.
|6 years 15 weeks ago
|Indy or Chicago? Indy or
Indy or Chicago? Indy or Chicago?
Yeah, ChiTown wins that one every damn time. Having tons of time in both. Indy is the most boring city I know.
That grand in ChiTown gets me a lot more than those two bills in Indy.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|I thought it was funny.
I thought it was funny. Tasteless, but funny.
But the guy's a dick for doing this, and costing his team the game. If this was after a game winning score, or they were a zillion ahead, fine. But with the game still on the line? Assinine.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Urban's new graduate ass
Urban's new graduate ass istant.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|This is Michigan fergodsake.
This is Michigan fergodsake. Bring it on.
I lived The War. I loved The War. Yeah, it'd be nice to kick their ass for a few years. And it's pathetic that they will skate with the NCAA, and still be able to grab this guy. A few years of Fickel would've been a nice punishment.
This is Michigan. We don't run. We don't hide. So it'll be a little tougher to kick their ass. Makes it that much better when we do.
Recruiting? "Look kid. Where do you want to play? You want to play in The Game? Or go State and hope to play in the Capital One Bowl?" The War was great for recruiting, and we seemed to score a decent kid or two from Ohio. And there are places other than Ohio that play high school football.
Imagine what will happen to them when this guy fails. Or cuts and runs.
And he will.
He's done it before, he'll do it again. Always easier to wimp out the second time. Or third, or fourth, however many times he (un)quit at Florida.
Fuck the Bucks. Fuck Meyer.
Bring it.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Take the professor to the
Take the professor to the game.
Seriously, you get dropped if you miss the first class? Seriously???? I can't even remember anyone taking attendance.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|I really really like this
I really really like this guy. A class act. And a good coach. With a good coaching staff. They may have RR's kids, but this coaching staff made them the team they were in this game.
A few years of this guy and we might just be asking, "Bo who?"
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Seriously, what would turn
Seriously, what would turn the light on?
Which part of the ball "breaks" which part of the "plane"? Technically, if one atom of the ball is beyond one atom of the front of the goalline it's a touchdown. That's a bit precise.
Where do you put the sensors in the field? Some magnetic strip running the width of the field?A field with 22 angry men running around tearing it up? And how high would it need to reach? Remember, that "plane" is infinitely high. I could jump 6 feet, 8 feet, however high I can above the line.
Where do you put the sensors in/on the ball? You'd need to completely cover the ball, a ball being kicked, thrown, spiked, and otherwise violently handled.
If it was, like soccer, the whole ball completely beyond the whole line, maybe. But I don't think there is a technology that can be as precise as the rule requires.
At best in this play, a few millimeters of the ball are somewhere over that strip of chalk marking the goalline. I don't believe any part of the ball is beyond the goalline.
Still a crappy call.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Can somebody explain o$u
Can somebody explain o$u spiking the ball on 3rd and 6, after wasting 15 seconds or so? IS there any explanation? I cannot think of any.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|Amen to that.
Amen to that.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
|58-43-6 No need to brag.
No need to brag. We're Michigan. But if it makes you feel better, go ahead.
Happy as I am, on so many levels, this was not our best game. This game should never have been close. Worst Buckey team in a decade and this was too close all the way to the end. If not for that stupid spike on 3rd down, this might have had a different ending.
But this was a great game for Hoke and the whole program. 10-2 (coulda shoulda been 11-1 / 12-0), beat OSU, probable BCS bowl. And exorcised a whole lot of ghosts.
Thanks Brady. Hoke Lives. Go Blue.
|6 years 16 weeks ago
Never has there been a group of Michigan seniors that has battled through such adversity and prevailed. Never has Michigan produced a better group of guys.
They stand, today, the greatest group of Michigan Men. Ever.
Thank you to all of them. And best of luck to all in their future.
Go Blue!
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Big Wherever. Waiting for the
Big Wherever. Waiting for the Catholic bball teams to bail and start Big East Classic. And leave this monstrosity to be Big East Zero.
The Big East is a basketball conference faking it as a football conference. Kinda worked when VT, BC , and Miami where in it. Would've worked if ND wasn't as arrogant, self-righteous, and greedy as they are.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Cuz he was a West Virginia
Cuz he was a West Virginia guy.
There are a lot of differences between here and there that he didn't understand. And didn't seem to bother to figure that out. He assumed that what worked there would work here, without bothering to understand the differences and figure out what he needed to do differently.
What did he do here? Success at WVU got him the job. Success at Michigan was needed to keep the job. Michigan was above his level of incompetence.
Bo ran the AD more than the AD ran him. Bo made sure shit got done and he had what he needed to win games on the field. Bo knew he needed to worry about more than the X's and O's if he was going to win games.
I like RR much better after reading the book, so far anyway. But his inability to understand and adapt to the environment around him, to simply keep doing what he'd always done, doesn't score high on the Darwin Scale. Adapt or get your ass fired. Welcome to the Big House.
Nice guy. Great football guy. But wrong fit for Michigan.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Haven't finished the book
Haven't finished the book yet; not quite up to the Illinois basketball on turf game yet. I thought the book, because Carr and others weren't/refused interviewed, left somethings to conjecture. Epecially why Carr, after trying to get RR to come, became anti-RR. Why he let/pushed kids to transfer, etc.
I skip the RR debate. But it seems to me that RR's problem was he didn't understand that being a head coach is a bigger job than the X's and O's, breaking down film, or recruiting. Managing the program is a big part of it, and he had no interest or talent for it. It was all, "I just want to coach football, I don't want to deal with these distractions."
Wrong. It's about developing and running a program. That means dealing with administrivia, like paperwork on how much time your kids are practicing. It means dealing with past players and coaches. Dealing with alumni and donors. Fundraising, instead of begging for assistant pay raises and better practice facilities. Dealing with media, good and bad. Dealing with all kinds of crap that have nothing to do with X's and O's, but a lot about the quality of the program. A lot about winning happens off the field.
Bo understood that. I think Carr did. RR did not.
Charlie Weiss didn't either. Lots of great coordinators can't make that leap from coaching to managing a team. It's not just about the X's and O's, it's about the program.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Big Ten needs a Hall of Fame.
Big Ten needs a Hall of Fame. A trip all B1G fans, of all sports, should make kind of place. We got the best history across all sports of any conference. I'm thinking some place on State street. Just a thought.
Nice post, Sparty. For what it's worth, the MSU game was always more of a fun thing than "hate 'em and throw dog crap at 'em" kind of game (who brings dog crap to a game?). Too many of us knew too many of them, we're friends of too many of them, to cross that line. Not that it didn't get heated; but it was more of a "brother borrowed your car and didn't gas it up" kind of thing.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Ending the year in the top
Ending the year in the top ten would be sweet. A BCS bowl game even sweeter . Winning out and playing in the first B1G championship the sweetest.
Given that few people think this is a great team, that this doesn't fee like a top 10 team, makes me very happy about our future. This is a team that is winning games now. And getting better. Getting more experience in Hoke & Company's system. With more talent coming.
This is not the end. This is not the beginning of the end........
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Party at the game. Hell I
Party at the game. Hell I knew people who could study at the game (for pysch majors it counted as a field trip). Eat nails and shit real bricks, too. (-:
Most of those alumni are the reason the drinking age went back up to 21 and you can't drink at the game anymore. And don't let them tell you different.
But, you're right. We had no out-of-state students until 2008, or so, so there's that. I blame RichRod for bringing in all those out-of-state kids.
The weather was always perfect. It never rained, sleeted, or snowed in Ann Arbor for several decades, like Texas today only worse. Preparties were banned. And trooping out to watch, say, Michigan beat Navy, or somebody, 70-14 was real exciting. Good thing it was such a short walk from Markley.
Classes? Never had one. Study? In engineering school? Are you kidding me?
Look we know it isn't in your DNA the way it is for those of us who grew up with it and thought The Victors was a lullaby. And still hate O$U for going for two, and always will.
And we were always there before kickoff, even the out-of-state engineering students who lived on North Campus. Because it was Michigan Football. And there was no other place you had to be, wanted to be, or needed to be.
You don't know what your missing.
I've got a couple rolls of Woody Hayes toilet paper for you. If you're interested. And can show up on time for a game.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|There are 10 kinds of people
There are 10 kinds of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those that don't.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
Student section ain't what it used to be. Alas. Mostly the team's performance the last few years, maybe, has taken a bit of emotion out of it. That and it appears it's now frowned upon to consume certain beverages, and other things, that might enhance some emotions.
I have taken a goalpost or two down. Even tried to take O$U's down one glorious day, back in the day. Back when the winning streak in the series was our winning streak. Had a pleasant chat with an Ohio trooper carrying a big stick about it. I agreed to leave his goalpost where it was, he agreed not to hit me in the head. All in for Michigan.
So I know something about makin it happen in the student section.
But, here's my $.02
We invented the f'in wave we'll do it when we feel like it.
Here's an idea. Try going vertical with it; you know up and down your section. That would be inventive and cool. And, you'd get to stand up for 0.5 seconds, and we can watch the game.
I'll wear whatever damn shirt I want to wear. Thanks. That's not a Michgan thing, that's copying somebody else's thing.
The alumni section sucked in 1975 and it sucks today. Get over it, kid. Someday you'll be an alum and you'll be sittin with the rest of us. And you'll suck, too.
Show up on time for godssake. We're gonna start sitting in those empty student seats someday. And show you how it's done.
I will say this. Arguing about this shit is a lot more fun that complaining about what's happening on the field. Finally something trivial to fight about while we ALL enjoy the game. Next year, at this time, we might even be arrogant asses again.
Go Blue.
|6 years 20 weeks ago
|Sad. I've noticed that the
Sad. I've noticed that the last few years, since I started trekking back for a game a year, or so.
If you can't juggle school, football, and partying you don't belong at Michigan.
|6 years 22 weeks ago
|The volleyball play-by-play.
The volleyball play-by-play. Seriously, you'd think a conference with over 100 years of football tradition and excellence could get better play-by-play and studio talent. Are these just guy who live around Chicago?
Dinardo is a pompous blowhard. Martin is seldom right, but never in doubt - I scream everytime he starts that "as a player, which I was,..." crap. Mason's not too bad , but he comes across like an insurance salesman. The play-by-play calling is generally mediocre, even worse than Brent Musburger.
But, to the earlier point. It is a very new network and this is part of the growing pains, I guess.
|6 years 23 weeks ago
|We will look back at these
We will look back at these guys in a few years like we do the '69 seniors. Or at least I do. Guys who stayed through adversity and became champions. Champions when nobody expected it; nobody thought it could happen.
They were seniors who didn't play before 100,000+ week after week. Didn't play with national championship expectations; hell they played without B1G Championship expectations. Even beating MSU was a big deal; when MSU was the premiere program in the state. History and tradition were a burden, and they were disappointment.
Their HORROR was a buttwhiping in Columbus in '68. This November Brady will go for two after a late TD puts us up by a gazillion, because he can't go for three. O$U's thieves, cheats, and liars will drag themselves off the field; their tatoos a sign of shame and dishonor.
The '69 guys were the foundation for 40 years of greatness. The 2011 seniors are the foundation for the next run of success. We'll savor this, and be more humble, because of the last 4 years; at what these guys have gone through.
Mike Martin is the new Jim Mandich. Though I don't think anyone's carrying him off the field in November.
In a few years 6-0 won't raise an eyebrow. A #10 ranking will be a bit of a disappointment. MSU just another game. And O$U will still be recovering.
Sorry, some of you didn't get to experience North Endzone when Bo ruled the world, drinking age was 18, pot was legal, and Woody Hayes was a face on a roll of toilet paper - and one punch away from retirement. I stood on field in the Horseshoe after the game in '78 engaged in a conversation with an unamused Ohio trooper with a very big stick who didn't like what I was doing to his goal post. My bucket list has me doing it again. Soon. And this time I'll bring a roll of Woody.
There's always grad school. Those who stay.....
Go Blue!
|6 years 23 weeks ago
|Because that HC is Ron Zook
Because that HC is Ron Zook
|6 years 23 weeks ago
|Looks like my mother-in-law
Looks like my mother-in-law
|6 years 24 weeks ago
|Methinks you're right. He
Methinks you're right. He knows it, too. Their President is even worse; weasley little twit. E. Gordon Gee, as "gee I didn't know anything did you Gene?" He's holding the bucket of white wash while Smith wields the brush.
Accountability? Integrity? Sportsmanship? F that, I guess. Show me the money.
|6 years 24 weeks ago
|6 years 24 weeks ago
|From what I see so far
From what I see so far removed from AA, this is the biggest difference between this team and the last few years. Much better fundamentals; which was always the hallmark of Michigan football. The defense especially.
Players actually seem to know where they're supposed to be, get there, and do their job when they do get there.
Spread schmed. 335, 411, 911, 666. I-form this, T-form that. None of that matters if the players don't understand their assignments or execute them.
Blocking and tackling, and hitting open receivers. Oh, my.
|6 years 24 weeks ago
|Depends on what question OP's
Depends on what question OP's asking? September? Or something else?
Either way, a looooooong time.
|6 years 24 weeks ago
|These crooks make SMU look
These crooks make SMU look like Girl Scouts. D-E-A-T-H P-E-N-A-L-T-Y. The AD and that idiot President of theirs too. A fish rots from the head down.
They are an embarassment to the B1G. Can we vote 'em out of the conference? We could replace them with Cincy, or Miami of Ohio.


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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by Mørke, Sep 30, 2015.
hi my name is Mørke and i´m a dj from germany. i´m in love with dnb and thats why i´m here
glad to have you join us
Thank you
welcome marke! and shut up liz, think youre so big. well your not. my dads biger. id punch you in the hands because of some drunken abuse my father subjected me to, which id then internalize, and then unknowingly take it out on you. your hands, in particular. my inner workings are very cliche. but you can still expect intense, unjustified, undeserved and frustraingly reoccuring (because no matter what you say to the parents and teachers, they cant do anything to stop a bully. isnt that crazy? did you ever notice that? there is nothing they can do, you just have to get beat up for a few years until you graduate from middle school and switch location and class to high school, usually that works and the problem is solved after a few years of hell, but in some cases, some very unfortunate cases, you just get a new black torturer of satan, and in highschool kids step it up, its like prison, they rape you in the showers, shove your head down the toilet, so kids fight to the death, its logical, so the opponent will never try it again, or, failing that, transfer to another city, which is a gamble, or simply commit suicide) pain in your extremities.
id transfer after you and punch you in the legs, just to switch it up a little. i think youd appreciate that too, youd thank me. youd be like AI PAPI CARLO GRACIAS POR NON PESCADOS DE MI MANOS yeeeeeeeeeah thats when ill be rrrrrrrrrrrrrollin boyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy
i didn´t get it man did i something wrong?
No, man. You didn't. You just met one of our finest members here, mr. Carlitos Equine-man. Aka @logikz.
and Karlos, so that we settle things here: You don't come in a random "hello" post by a new member, swinging your cock all around saying "Ay Papi! See the little tool I got here" and expect everyone to lick you in the face like a little puppy and swing their tails like a damn helicopter. In fact, it would be kind of strange, eerie I'd say, that someone would swing his/hers tail like this. This would mean some sort of congenital problem, you see, just like those cysts you get on that same region of the body, in which it's said they found even teeth, because of the stem cells located there while you were just a mess of DNA inside your mom's womb. Which is craziest is that the first ever organ to be formed at that age is your asshole, which means that ass-face is a term that suite every single human in this planet very well. Even the bullies at your high-school. So, you can use these exact facts as a comeback, but thinking about it for a moment, it wouldn't mean anything since you're one ass-face as well.
what! and yes @Mørke that had nothign to do with you, just the welcome part, the rest was for liz, WHOM AS IT TURNS OUT, is a bully! youre a bully liz! trying to bully me into doing unwanted sexual approaches at my very and much MUCH too tender age! and i do mean tender, im like loins, ribs, steak that cuts like butter, friggin al fresco, can you dig it suckwad. because youd better. or else. ill be all up in your profile posting gifs with like uggo chicks in wheelchairs and stupid bitches i used to rob in the library haha. fucking library. buncha jerks there. as if they get to keep their lunch money. yeah right, fk all that aaaaarrrrkkkk thats what you get for being nerds, haaaaaaha yeeeeeeeeeah nerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrds. fking books and shit. as if.
It turns out that I prefer my cut as rare as it should be. With blood all over my rice and salad. Btw, who the fuck pays for a bbq restaurant, with it's high prices and eat only salad? That's HERESY! It's like sodomizing virgin goats for the glory of Satin. Yeah, the same satin we like to have on our underwear. And those shitty attempts by our girls to cover their bodies and imperfections. See what I did there, Carl? SEE???
I'm no bully, nu-uh. I was, in fact, bullied through my whole childhood. And this made me turn into a home psycho. yeah, that kind of psycho that is too shy to even go out in the streets, so I just kill people in my mind, and rape them. and then kill them again, just to rape the pieces of what's left. And then I make rituals, not the easy stuff, but the most complicated ones, that involve human flesh and a cardboard box. And incenses, lots of them. With the most poignant smells. Echoing chants from fogotten aeons. And a living rabbit eating a strawberry. Just like on those youtube videos we see everyday.
aw yeah baddy. that goes without saying, for the greater glory! ad majorem gloiram sathanas, under the sign of hell. like jean baptiste grenouille, putting together the foulest of stenches, utter nasal abominations, true sensory onslaughts, only existing in his mind, not avaialbe in the real world. through wisdom, by knowing, deconstructing, and thereby owning every smell, he could make his own artifical scents, only available for a short moment to him, in his mind. thats you, that is. but with rituals. quantos possunt satanitatem traithunt
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Bhinda nu ShaakGujarati Okra Stir Fry
1 lb Okra/Bhendi/Bhinda/Bhindi, cut into matchsticks
1 medium potato, peeled, cut into matchsticks
Salt to taste
1 tsp coriander-cumin powder, preferably freshly ground
1/2 tsp mild chili powder like Kashmiri chili powder or paprika
A generous pinch of chaat masala
1 tbsp oil
1/2 tsp mustard seeds
1/4 tsp asafoetida
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
0. Cut okra & potatoes in matchsticks.
1. Heat oil in a kadai/wok .
2. Add all the ingredients for tempering.
3. As the mustard seeds start spluttering, add okra and potatoes. Add coriander-cumin seeds powder & paprika/chili powder. Give a quick stir.
4. Stir fry from time to time. Cover with a lid. Let it cook on low flame for 15-20 minutes or till okra is tender.
5. Add salt and chaat masala.
6. Serve with chapati or Gujarati Dal & rice.
Note -
1. Remember that chaat masala has rock salt in it. So adjust salt accordingly.


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When he was alive, Beethoven - one of the world's most famous composers - was sometimes considered to be a strange man. Except for his servants, he lived alone. It was almost as though he had been banished.
In a way, because of his hearing difficulties, Beethoven was banished. Separated from people in the hearing world, who could listen to his music, he was sometimes hostile to others.
Yet ... his musical compositions are emotional, soaring and powerful. Hundreds of years later, his works are still widely admired and frequently performed in concert halls throughout the world.
Clip from "Beethoven," a 2005 BBC television production, featuring Charles Hazlewood and starring Paul Rhys as Beethoven.
See, also:
Beethoven - Popular Composer
Beethoven - Child Composer
Beethoven Moves to Vienna
Beethoven as a Brilliant Pianist
Beethoven Begins to Grow Deaf
Beethoven in Despair
Overcoming Despair with Work
Romantic Rejections
Composing the Appassionata
Beethoven's Fifth Symphony - Its Debut
Immortal Beloved
Beethoven the Famous Composer
Custody Battles for Young Karl
Birth of the Hammerklavier
Composing the Missa Solemnis
Birth of the Ninth Symphony
Premiere of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony
Last Months of Beethoven's Life
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Re: Kitch and variants, Somerset, England
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Kitch and variants, Somerset, England
Dave Are your Kitch's of German Descent? My Kitch line, as well as others of my line werecalled Palitines. They came to the U. S. do to unrest. Read an article stating that England invited Pallitine immigrants to England, Ireland and the U.S.. The reason given in the article was to give England more protestants and to be a buffer between the English and the Indians in the U.S. In Ireland it was to give them more strength in the country.


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The Greaser Dogs are a street gang consisting of three dogs named Cliff, Shriek and Lube. They serve as the main antagonists in the Nickelodeon cartoon series, CatDog next to Rancid Rabbit. They act no differently than school playground bullies, picking on anyone either weaker or different than them. They pick on and beat up CatDog. Their usual nickname for them is "Catbutt", because Dog has Cat for a butt. Dog sometimes gets along with them because he's a canine, as well. They initiated him in the gang, after he had proven his worth as a "real" dog. Three members are tough, loyal to the pack, and are proud to be dogs. Eddie the Squirrel wants to be a Greaser dog, but isn't accepted by the group (probably due to being a squirrel).
In "The Great Parent Mystery", they follow CatDog in their quest to find their parents, hoping to beat up them up along with their parents. But when CatDog, along with their Sasquatch mother and Frog father, escape on Old Uppenchuck, the Greasers, along with the Catfields and the McDogs, get eaten alive by Bessie the Lake Monster. It is unknown if they ever escaped the monster's stomach.
- Clifford "Cliff" Maurice Feltbottom (voiced by Tom Kenny): The leader of the Greasers who is a deformed bulldog. He wears a black leather jacket with a picture of a dead cat on the back of it. He is very short tempered and speaks with some sort of Brooklyn accent similiar to Winslow. Eddie was accidentally glued to his jacket which them turned into "Squirrel Dog". Once this happened, Shriek and Lube kicked him out of the Greasers because he was a two-faced freak. However, once he was free from Eddie, he returned to his old bullying ways and re-joined the Greasers. In another episode, he volemnly vowed to never bully anyone again but it didn't last long. In later episodes, soft sides of Cliff have been revealed, such as love for ballet and cashmere. The episodes "Adventures in Greaser Sitting" and "Back to School" proved that he's not an only child, as he had a niece and a nephew.
- Shriek Dubois (voiced by Maria Bamford): The only girl in the Greasers. She is a tiny white poodle, with a high-pitched, squeaky voice with a slight raspy quality to it. Though she's as tough and loyal as the other two, she's very emotional romantically and has a crush on Dog (though he never appears to notice) and frequently hides it from the other Greasers. Shriek will not hit Dog, she'll only hit Cat. In the episode "Rich Shriek Poor Shriek", she came from a rich family, but she didn't like the posh life, so she left home and became a greaser. She pointed out to Cliff and Lube that she's actually a girl, in which both Greasers finally realized it and screamed.
- Ignatious "Lube" (voiced by Carlos Alazraqui): A hound dog, and the slowest and sweetest one of the group. He'll forget what he's saying and slur his speech. Despite this, however, he can speak perfect Spanish. He's the most loyal of the three Greasers. Despite his dull wit, like his parents, Lube has lots of musical talent and can sing very well. It is important to note a character design modification that occurred after the first episode, in the premiere episode "Dog Gone", Lube appeared with black dot eyes and long brown hair that extended down to his nose. In subsequent episodes, his appearance was changed and remained that way until the end of the series. In one episode he rolls up his right trouser and takes off a wooden leg. He also works part-time as a mechanic. His parents, a cat mother and a dog father, appeared in the series finale and said that Lube got separated from them a long time ago. Also in the series finale, Lube is shown to have had a sister, who tries to marry Cat.


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I'm trying to create a keyboard shortcut but it doesn't work.
returns "This utility may only be run by the root user." !!!
The built-in Suspend in Keyboard Shortcuts doesn't work either.
pmi action suspend
returns"The program 'pmi' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install powermanagement-interface"
Pressing Ctrl+Alt+Delete brings up the Shutdown Dialog but it doesn't have focus or is behind the current window
Some fixing is needed here....
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Well, do
Then you can useCode:sudo apt-get install pmi
As far as being able to bind that to a keyboard shortcut ... I believe it's expected that your keyboard shortcut couldn't auto suspend because it requires root access. The workaround would be to bind it to "gksu pmi action suspend" possibly, but you'll still have to type your root password.Code:sudo pmi action suspend
I'm not sure how, but I'm guessing the right course of action would be to figure out how the "suspend" button works in gnome-gui ... maybe tie into that somehow and invoke the command that it invokes...?
In Karmic:
Then run:Code:sudo apt-get install powermanagement-interface
And add this line, using your own username:Code:sudo visudo
Save (Ctrl + X).Code:yourusername ALL=NOPASSWD: /usr/sbin/pmi
Now you should not have to enter a password for this command.
Guides: Jamming and Music production launcher | PPA enabling system-wide JACK support | On the-fly Multiseat
Interested in: MPX for Ubuntu | Ubuntu Cluster
The "Suspend" command in Keyboard Shortcuts doesn't work. Why?
Also, why should a user have to type a password to suspend computer? That's bizarre.. machine is set to auto-suspend anyway..
Introducing... gnome-power-control
No sudo, no root, no fuss!
I found the solutions in this thread and elsewhere inadequate, because they just bypassed the problem by using sudo. I have solved this problem by writing a simple script.
SETUPCode:#!/bin/bash # # gnome-power-control # Author: AgenT case $1 in suspend) echo Suspending dbus-send --print-reply \ --system \ --dest=org.freedesktop.DeviceKit.Power \ /org/freedesktop/DeviceKit/Power \ org.freedesktop.DeviceKit.Power.Suspend ;; hibernate) echo Hibernating dbus-send --print-reply \ --system \ --dest=org.freedesktop.DeviceKit.Power \ /org/freedesktop/DeviceKit/Power \ org.freedesktop.DeviceKit.Power.Hibernate ;; *) echo Not supported command: '"'$1'"' echo Usage: $0 '<suspend|hibernate>' exit 1 ;; esac
1) Save the above as: gnome-power-control
2) Change file permissions to execute (right click on file -> properties -> permissions)
3) optional: move this script into your ~/bin/ folder for easy access!
To suspend: gnome-power-control suspend
To hibernate: gnome-power-control suspend
Once in your ~/bin/ folder, you can bind other programs to use this! For example, create a Compiz shortcut to execute gnome-power-control suspend, or create a launcher on your toolbar to do the same thing!
If this does not work for you, you either don't have DeviceKit (in Ubuntu 9.10) or if you do, then your suspend/hibernate is not working correctly.
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Is there a straightforward way to directly create a new file in /bin folder? .. like in windows right click > new.
So I created new file as you described, in Desktop, then tried to drag it to /bin folder... "access denied", it's sickening.... I thought it was MY computer.
So, how do I invoke command "gnome-power-control suspend" and assign it to a Keyboard shortcut?
~ is short for your home directory.
And it's not sickening that you cannot add into /bin on Linux. It's one of the reasons why there are no viruses, etc. in Linux, but there are a TON on windows. It's called common sense security. Yes it's your computer, and yes, if you want to, you can add a file into /bin but only as root user. Again, common security, which Windows has always lacked.
If you want more information, I suggest reading up on the linux permission system.
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So I'm browsing, there is no BIN dir in /home/YOUR_USERNAME/ ??
I did a search, there's a dozen BIN dirs, I thought BIN is like windows\system32
I also tried executing "gnome-power-control" from where it is (desktop) but nothing happens. I did the "permissions" "allow execute". I just assume this is like a batch file, and once it works I can assign it a keyboard shortcut??
Help! Why is something simple so hard????
Just make one. Although it`s not there by default, it`s in your path by default, even if it`s not there.
Or it always used to be, using Hardy so things might have changed.
Edit -
Rereading that, it doesn`t sound very clear unless you understand paths. If a directory is in your path then you can execute any binary in that directory typing the name of the program.
To see what I mean, try typingOne of the first programs you`ll see is the very commonly used apt-get. I`m guessing you typeCode:ls /usr/bin/all the time.Code:sudo apt-get install blah blah blah
If /usr/bin was not in your path you would have to typebecause bash would not search /usr/bin to find it.Code:sudo /usr/bin/apt-get install blah blah blah
Other distros include ~/bin as a default directory, Ubuntu does not, but it does include ~/bin in your default path. So you can create ~/bin and bash will search it
To see which directories are in your path typeEdit 2 -Code:echo $PATH
I`m not sure that made it clearer, anyway, research your path if your interested
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Ruby put out a new preview; this is the version to use if you want to try out the new goodies in Ruby 1.9.2. There are definitely problems with prior versions of 1.9.2 and even 1.9.1, but to date I've not seen any with this preview.
Rails put out a new beta; the only change required is that when you are creating a new application, e.g. depot, you type
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Like Edward saud, Getting words from a string is nontrivial. You get similar
issues in Thai. Thai coes not have any space between words, but the script
is Indic based (phonetic). You have to continuously look up the speller and
even then it can't be correct for all cases. E.g.
Sunday or therapist could be interpreted as two words sun & day while the
user meant Sunday etc. In sanskrit, you can create new words by doing a
"sandhi" or conjunction.
-----Original Message-----
From: Edward Cherlin [mailto:email@example.com]
Sent: Sunday, 11 February, 2001 05:34
To: Unicode List
Subject: Re: extracting words
At 1:03 AM -0800 1/29/01, Brahim Mouhdi wrote:
>Hello all,
>I'm writing a C-program that is called Blacklist, It's purpose is to
>accept a string (unicode) and extract words from it, then hash the
>found words according to a hashing algorythm and see if the word is in
>blacklist hashtable.
>This is all very straightforward, but the problem is the extracting of
>wordsfrom this string. How do i determine what a word is in Japanese or
>Korean or whatever other language? { a space ? }
No. Chinese and Japanese almost never have spaces between words, and
they are not required in Korean.
In Devanagari and related scripts a consonant at the end of a word
can join with a vowel at the beginning of the next word in a single
symbol, so you can't just divide the string into segments. There are
other complications in other writing systems.
The problem is not trivial in Latin alphabet writing, either.
Hyphenated expressions can be quasi-unified words where one or more
components is not a separate word, or ad-hoc, even one-time-only
phrases. The definition of words in a language is also changing.
"Cannot" is currently one word, but used to be two. "An adder" used
to be "a nadder".
>I think somebody must have had this problem and solved it, or maybe my
>approach to the problem is wrong.
Yes, we have had it for a long time; no, nobody has solved it
entirely; and yes, this approach is wrong. Breaking a string into
words may require a thorough understanding of the vocabulary and
grammar of the language, and even that may not be enough.
An example from Korean: Abeojigabangeisseoyo. Should this be segmented as
Abeojiga bange isseoyo (Father is in the room), or as Abeoji gabange
isseoyo (Father is in the bag)?
>I hope somebody can give me some good pointers, directions or
>Thanks for your time,
>Brahim Mouhdi
Edward Cherlin, Spamfighter <http://www.cauce.org> "It isn't what you don't know that hurts you, it's what you know that ain't so."--Mark Twain, or else some other prominent 19th century humorist and wit
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The story of the Free State High soccer team's 4-0 victory against Junction City on Monday at FSHS was not how the Firebirds scored their four goals. Instead, the most telling part of the night was how the home team played once it had them.
Sending a clear message that they're ready to do whatever it takes to survive and advance in the postseason, the Firebirds shared the ball, attacked relentlessly and did not let down until the final horn. The result was another shutout — the team's 10th of the season — and a convincing victory in the first round of the Class 6A regional tournament.
"You think when you get into postseason play your kids are going to be focused and ready, and I thought we were," FSHS coach Jason Pendleton said. "I thought in the first half we were really sharp and created and did some really positive things."
The Firebirds jumped out to an early 2-0 lead behind goals from Jesse Clayton and Daniel Chance. Clayton, who scored his by using his head, came after a corner kick that was headed into Clayton's lap.
That was literally the only fortunate bounce the Firebirds used on Monday. The rest of the night, they created them. The Firebirds shared the ball and constantly walked the ball up through the midfield and onto Junction City's doorstep. Once they were there, they fired away.
Although four Free State shots found the back of the net, the Firebirds missed goals in just about every conceivable manner. They missed from point-blank range, they missed volleys, they missed headers and low rockets. Sharp-angle shots were cut too sharply and big bombs from beyond the box sailed over the goal.
No one felt the pain of missed opportunities quite like Preston Newsome, who saw three of his own shots from deep in the box plucked out of mid-air by a Junction City defender on their way into the net.
"I was getting pretty frustrated after a while," Newsome said. "I had what seemed like about 10 just right on the goal mouth. Today, we were playing really well as a team, though, so for us to be able to do some good things without me finishing really helped a lot."
Added Chance: "I think we could've put up a bigger number, but I'm happy with the result, and I'm happy we're getting through. It's a win. I'm not too concerned with whether we won 6-0 or 4-0."
After opening the second half with a commanding 2-0 lead, the Firebirds put it away with a perfect goal that best illustrated the way they played throughout the game.
Defender Sam Passig controlled the ball near midfield and calmly pushed it up to Tony Libeer. After two touches, Libeer advanced the ball to Newsome, who quickly sent right wing Tyler Smith to the corner. Smith out-ran a Junction City defender to the ball, cut toward the net with a hesitation dribble and then sent a pass to Wesley Tedlock in front of the net. Tedlock, with one simple motion, volleyed the pass out of the air and into the net to give FSHS a 3-0 lead.
Although most of his night was spent supporting the offense instead of protecting his half, Passig said he was pleased with the way Free State's defenders kept their heads and remained focused on their jobs.
"We had to be on our toes and make sure we didn't make any silly errors," Passig said.
The Firebirds' final goal came from Diego Gonzalez at the 10:53 mark of the second half. With Free State's offense refusing to let up, the pressure finally got the Blue Jays. Smith forced a turnover and instantly flicked the ball in front to a charging Gonzalez. Although the junior goal-scorer's one-timer wasn't perfect — Gonzalez actually rolled his foot over the ball and did not make clean contact — he got enough on it to slip it past the JCHS goalkeeper.
Monday's victory earned the Firebirds a spot in Thursday's regional championship game. Free State has won two regional championships in its 13-year school history — 2001 and 2005 — but has been shut out during the past three seasons.
"It's exciting," Chance said. "I've been waiting my whole career here. We've been to the regional championship every year and hopefully this is the year we can get it done."
Monday's victory also tied a school record for wins in a season. The Firebirds (13-4) will go for the outright record at 6 p.m. Thursday at FSHS against the winner of today's Manhattan-Topeka High game.
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On Jul 5, 2007, at 5:48 AM, Henri Sivonen wrote: > If there's an existing facility for doing foo and authors don't use > it, anyone who suggests adding a new facility for doing foo should > present an extremely strong case why the difference between the old > way of doing foo and the proposed new way of doing foo is the key > to getting authors to do foo. First of all, your resistance here isn't to a new facility. Its to  in xml. Its a facility that's already that and Opera and Mozilla already treat it the way they should. Are you seriously suggesting that we should tell authors its bad practice to deliver content targeted at those browsers as xml and with fallback in their  elements? That's absurd. As anyone who's followed the recent history of the web knows, there are all sorts of reasons fallback content for  has not worked. Just comparing it to fallback content for <object>, we can see that it doesn't work because @alt and @longdesc make it plain-text or cumbersome to implement and poorly supported respectively. Authors provide fallback to <objectt> because its easy to do effectively and supports rich media and semantically rich fallback. > >> However, it should be a goal of ours to provide a language that >> services the needs of authors. > > If evidence suggests that authors (en masse, not just a few > outliers) don't use a given facility in an analogous situation, > chances are that expanding the facility to another situation isn't > actually servicing the real needs of authors. There is no analogous situation. We don't have an  element in text/html that supports rich fallback. We never did. I challenge you to find a place where we do. The resistance to this becomes more and more bizarre with every email message I read. Take care, RobReceived on Thursday, 5 July 2007 11:17:12 UTC
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- v. Present participle of blarney.
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Chane, who, in his usual Irish way, was "blarneying" with Jesusita, and helping her to fan the charcoal.
Her face is cunning and pretty, and she makes a funny, blarneying noise when I go up to her.
The artist had gone abroad, and had left some of his pictures on the wall in charge of the carpenter -- a bewitched Greuze, copied in the Louvre; the inevitable study of a bird's-nest and primroses; a girl standing at a wash-tub by an open window, on the sill of which outside leaned an Irish peasant, with his handsome, blarneying face.
Thought I was all fine, warm heart and blarneying words.
"You had ever a sweetly blarneying tongue," said she, and bestowed a parting caress impartially upon both the persons before her.
"And a very becoming flower a white rose is," she continued, "though I am a bold girl to be blarneying with a young gentleman I met no longer ago than last night."
The men found it sufficiently wonderful to satisfy even Freckles, who had forgotten he was ever sore or stiff, and coddled over it with every blarneying term of endearment he knew.
As far back as Brandon could remember, the quaint Irishman had been the same wrinkled, nut-brown, merry-eyed comedian that he was to-day, and Mary the same serene, blarneying wife of the man.
There was no surprise, however, in view of the nomination of Jim Irwin by the blarneying Bonner when the secretary smoothed out the first ballot, and read: "James E. Irwin, one."
Some have furloughs, and start at once for home, sometimes amid great chaffing and blarneying.


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Former British pop mogul Jonathan King walked free from jail today proclaiming his innocence after serving half of a seven-year jail term for sexually abusing children.
King, 60, who topped the charts and discovered bands like Genesis and 10cc in the 1960s and 1970s, was convicted in September 2001 on one serious sexual offence, four indecent assaults and an attempted serious sexual offence against several 14 and 15-year-olds.
He emerged from Maidstone prison shortly after 0600 GMT (1600 AEST), smiling and giving the thumbs up sign for the photographers.
"I've had an absolutely brilliant three and a half years for crimes I did not commit," he told waiting reporters.
"I'm totally, absolutely, 100 per cent innocent of the convictions and my lawyer... guarantees me that the conviction will be quashed on appeal."
King will be put on parole with a series of conditions expected to include a ban on working with children, staying at a specified address and not receiving visits from anyone under 18 without permission.
But he said he expected to be busy, releasing a new single and campaigning for people falsely accused of crimes.
"I've been as impressed by the prison service as I've been depressed by the police," he said.
It had been expected King would walk free from Maidstone jail before Easter. But a delay in the paperwork meant his release was delayed for five days.
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I accidentally started my Barb on the Americas server. No thanks to Blizzard for setting that as the default option *waves tiny fist in their direction*.
The logon woes. Ugh.
I don't like the default blurry graphics (and don't want to risk a ban by using Dark3D) but the art style is OK by me.
Oh, and most of my achievements have vanished.
And yet, I can't wait to play some more tonight! I quite enjoyed Torchlight and Titan Quest, but nothing has sated my clicky left mouse button like this since Diablo II.
It'd definitely worth the Ł22.97 I paid for it.
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by David P. Greisman
All nine of junior-welterweight prospect Mike "Yes Indeed" Reed's pro fights have come in front of a hometown crowd. He'll be traveling away from Maryland and Washington, D.C., for his 10th, fighting June 14 in Atlantic City on a Top Rank card that will also feature Glen Tapia, Jesse Hart and Toka Kahn-Clary in separate matches.
Reed is scheduled to face Alberto Morales in a six-round bout at Bally's Atlantic City, according to Lorin Chvotkin, a spokesman for Reed. Though it is a Top Rank show, Reed remains a free agent, Chvotkin said.
Reed was 90-13 as an amateur, and his accomplishments in those unpaid ranks included wins at the National Golden Gloves in 2005, at the National Ringside World Championships in 2005 and 2007, at the Junior Olympic Nationals in 2009, and at the National Golden Gloves in 2011.
The 21-year-old turned pro in March 2013 and is 9-0 with 6 knockouts. His last win came in April with a fourth-round stoppage of a 6-4 opponent named Regino Canales.
Reed's upcoming foe, Morales, is 11-3-1 with 8 KOs and represents a step up in competition. Those three losses and one draw came in his last four fights, with the past two defeats coming to welterweights Ray Robinson (who won a unanimous decision in February 2013) and Ronald Cruz (who won by 10th-round knockout in September 2013).
Pick up a copy of David's new book, "Fighting Words: The Heart and Heartbreak of Boxing," at http://bit.ly/fightingwordsamazon or internationally at http://bit.ly/fightingwordsworldwide. Send questions/comments via email at [email protected]