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12-01-2012 #1
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Sudden Kernel Panics
Lately, I got these kernel panics:
[13684.008253] [Hardware Error]: CPU 0: Machine Check Exception: 4 Bank 0: b20000001040080f
[13684.012010] [Hardware Error]: RIP !INEXACT! 00:<00000000b7232d91>
[13684.012010] [Hardware Error]: TSC 22e92cc81d9b
[13684.012010] [Hardware Error]: PROCESSOR 0:f47 TIME 1353772330 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode 3
[13684.012010] [Hardware Error]: Run the above through 'mcelog --ascii'
[13684.012010] [Hardware Error]: Machine check: Processor context corrupt
[13684.012010] Kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal Machine check
[13684.012010] Pid: 26457, comm: sshd Tainted: P M O 3.2.0-4-686-pae #1 Debian 3.2.32-1
[13684.012010] Call Trace:
[13684.012010] [<c12bcb87>] ? panic+0x4d/0x144
[13684.012010] [<c101900f>] ? mce_panic+0x132/0x15c
[13684.012010] [<c1019716>] ? do_machine_check+0x474/0x5d9
[13684.012010] [<c10cc601>] ? sys_read+0x4c/0x61
[13684.012010] [<c10192a2>] ? mce_log+0xb6/0xb6
[13684.012010] [<c12c229f>] ? error_code+0x67/0x6c
[13684.012010] Rebooting in 30 seconds..
In this panic, sshd is involved, but I've seen the same with audacious, chromium, Xorg and a lot of other programs.
It happens when the CPU is under load and when completely idle (it just happened while I was away, and I left no programs on background or whatever).
Random info:
I'm running debian on a 7 year old Pentium D with a long story of abuse.
The last hardware change made before symptoms appeared was adding a disk and symptoms appeared two months later (only ONCE, though), 1 - 2 months after the first panic, a lot more started appearing, now it happens roughly ONCE a day.
All 3 HDD's are healthy, RAM is healthy. I've checked them both with memtest and S.M.A.R.T.
I ran some "home-made" stress tests: 130 instances of cpuburn (burnP6) and even a CPU stresser from windows under wine, no crashes happened. The tests were 10 min long each.
I believe it may be the motherboard or the cpu failing, mcelog gives this output:
CPU 0: Machine Check Exception: 4 Bank 0: b20000001040080f
TSC 22e92cc81d9b
Hardware event. This is not a software error.
CPU 0 BANK 0 TSC 22e92cc81d9b
RIP !INEXACT! 00:b7232d91
TIME 1353772330 Sat Nov 24 16:52:10 2012
STATUS b20000001040080f MCGSTATUS 4
CPUID Vendor Intel Family 15 Model 4
PROCESSOR 0:f47 TIME 1353772330 SOCKET 0 APIC 0 microcode 3
And that's all I know.
Now, I'm gonna shut down this PC's until I can afford buying a new one, I can keep on with one of my other 3 machines and server, so no problem there.
What I am asking is, what can I do to be sure that it's the CPU or a motherboard failing or if it's even a hardware issue (not software messing up registers from the CPU or whatever...)
Thanks a lot for your attention.
12-02-2012 #2
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" Run the above through 'mcelog --ascii'"
I think that will give you more info.
Anyway, my first guess is PSU problem. Do you have another PSU laying around you could try?
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My actual PSU is a Nox 600W unit that is fairly new, maybe 3 years old I believe, but I can't seem to relate how can this be a PSU related issue...
What can I do to test my PSU?
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And unfortunately, I don't have any spare graphic card nor my motherboard has an integrated one
12-02-2012 #5
Capacitor plague - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I have had PSU's go out after less than 2 years, again, not that uncommon.
I think if this were my machine, I would disconnect everything that the machine does not need to boot, including the last drive, remove it and see if you still get the error messages. SMART has been known to report a disk as "Good" only to have the gosh darn thing stop working 3 days later.I do not respond to private messages asking for Linux help, Please keep it on the forums only.
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I haven't opened the PSU yet, but I can clearly see some of my motherboards capacitors are busted
The drives are OK, I've checked every single parameter reported by smart and run tests. It seems that I'm going to need a new MB, but since I plan to upgrade to a new computer, I guess it's bye bye.
What can I take into consideration to avoid this damage in the future? This computer was practically always on since it was used as a file storage server and main computer, the components weren't very good, and I suppose all that uptime was stretching out the component's life, but I can't really tell.
Thanks a lot for your replies, I'll check the PSU, report back and mark this as (sadly) closed.
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As far as I can see, the PSU is okay
The MB presents 1 clearly busted cap, and 3-4 that seem almost ready to pop or show a tiny amount of the brownish leak on it's inflated surface.
Is it enough to make the CPU go nuts and cause panics??
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They are doing a favor to him, as his life obviously is in danger by radical Islamic fundamentalist. But I wonder how they will keep him safe in Jail as is a rise of Muslim believers and recruiting within the prison system in the US.
What are everyone's thoughts on this...did he really violate his probation or is this a public relations stunt to save face on behalf of the American government (especially since most know the movie didn't cause the events in the middle east to unfold)?
Remember the real story about the turmoil is that it was an al-Qaeda operative seeking revenge as well as the release of "Blind Sheik".
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The law uses many different ways to accomplish things. It doesn't matter what he got charged with, the fact that he is back in jail where he can't do more harm is what counts.
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To Gain?? How about the so called responsibility of causing 4 Americans to die in Libya. How about other American Embassies being destroyed in the name of "ISLAM".
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If you are a woman with phenylketonuria (PKU), and are planning to get pregnant, or already are pregnant, this guide is for you. Having PKU and being pregnant is known as maternal PKU. While planning a pregnancy and when you are pregnant, staying completely on your diet and taking the formula is essential for the health of your baby as well as your own health. During your pre-pregnancy planning and your pregnancy you'll work closely with your doctor or midwife, nutritionist, and obstetrician. Being pregnant with PKU is challenging, but with careful planning ahead of time, and with the right diet, health care, and information, you can experience the wonder and joy of carrying and delivering a healthy baby.
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- If someone inherited normal genes from both parents, and did not inherit any PKU genes, then they are not a carrier and do not have PKU
How common is PKU?
One out of 12,000 babies is born with PKU in the United States and in many other countries throughout the world. Though anyone can be born with PKU, it occurs most often in people of Northern European ancestry. Ethnically Turkish people have the highest chance of getting PKU (one person in every 2600) and the Irish also have a high chance (one in 4500). However, PKU is very rare in African-American, Ashkenazi Jewish, and Japanese populations.
What are the risks and problems of having PKU?
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- BH4 therapy: This medication can increase the activity of the enzyme (phenylalanine-hydroxylase) that does not work in people with PKU. Some people with PKU, especially those with milder forms, can lower their blood Phe levels with this medicine, and can sometimes eat more protein. BH4 is known commercially as Kuvan.
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Ubly's overall balance wears on the Patriots
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UBLY — If it wasn't Steven Weber scoring inside, it was Tyler Kubacki or Marshall Leipprandt.
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"I thought we battled back pretty well," Gainforth said. "We just didn't finish the game like we should have.
"We scored 60, which is good for our team. On the other hand, we gave up 73. We can't score that many every game. We don't have the weapons."
USA put nine players in the scorebook, including four in double figures. Andrew Botello led the way with 11 points, including three three-pointers. Josh Lakie, Logan Walz and Dakota Gangler added 10 points each.
The Patriots are 1-3 heading into the new year. They have a pair of non-league games coming out of the break before opening GTW play Jan. 12 at Vassar.
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Measurements of Colloid Osmotic Pressure in Interstitial Fluid and Plasma
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|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: NCT01044979
Recruitment Status : Completed
First Posted : January 8, 2010
Last Update Posted : July 4, 2014
Haukeland University Hospital
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|First Posted Date
|January 8, 2010
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|December 2009
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|September 2010 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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|Colloid osmotic pressure [ Time Frame: 60 and 90 minuttes after implanting wicks ]
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|Brief Title
|Measurements of Colloid Osmotic Pressure in Interstitial Fluid and Plasma
|Official Title
|Measurements of Colloid Osmotic Pressure in Interstitial Fluid and Plasma, a Methodological Study
|Brief Summary
|The purpose of this study is to evaluate a method of sampling interstitial fluid from subcutaneous sewn wicks.
|Detailed Description
|Fluid loss from circulating plasma volume is one of the contributors of oedema formation. Measurement of colloid osmotic pressure (COP) both in plasma and in interstitial fluid can be utilised in planing of fluid therapy in patients with oedema. Different methods of sampling interstitial fluid are well validated in animal models, but not in human. Sampling of interstitial fluid by subcutaneous sewn wicks is a well-known method and can be painful. Local anaesthetics can reduce pain. By comparing interstitial fluid taken from areas with or without application of local anaesthetics, a possible influence in COP values can be detected.
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|Observational Model: Cohort
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|Retention: Samples Without DNA
Serum and interstitial fluid
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|Non-Probability Sample
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|Healthy volunteers over 18 years.
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|Guthe HJ, Nedrebø T, Tenstad O, Wiig H, Berg A. Effect of topical anaesthetics on interstitial colloid osmotic pressure in human subcutaneous tissue sampled by wick technique. PLoS One. 2012;7(2):e31332. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0031332. Epub 2012 Feb 14.
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|September 2010
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Driving to this show, I had a pretty good idea of what I hoped it would be. With the top of the dance card topped by such names as 3 Inches of Blood and Goatwhore, I earnestly pined for a show that would celebrate all the vast excesses of heavy metal as a play in two acts.
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In this code I attempted to add pictures at two specific cells, A1 and F10. I hoped that the top left hand corner of the picture would be in the defined cell. Two pictures were added butunfortunately they were added on top of each other and the cell was not either of the ones I specified. Can any Monk enlighten me as to what changes I should make to get the pictures where I want them?
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What is a Netbook?
The word "netbook" has been around for a long time, but has only recently been mass introduced to the world by Intel in February 2008, to group together the small sized, light weight and low cost subnotebooks. These mini laptops / netbooks are primarily designed for Internet browsing, emails, and core computing functions, such as word processing. The first netbooks to emerge were the Asus Eee PC range, which grew in popularity very quickly. Since then a number of other manufactures have began producing their own netbooks, and the quality of these mini laptops have increased dramatically.
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Resing, W.C. and Steijn, W.M.P. and Xenidou-Dervou, I. and Stevenson, C.E. and Elliott, J. (2011) 'Computerized dynamic testing : a study of the potential of an approach using sensor technology.', Journal of cognitive education and psychology., 10 (2). pp. 178-194.
This study explored the use of computerized dynamic testing in education for 8-year-old children. As for other domains, it was expected that the use of a computer would help overcome difficulties encountered with traditional dynamic test procedures. A recently developed computerized console was used, based on sensor technology, in combination with electronic tangibles. The main aim was to investigate if dynamic testing with graduated prompts offered by a computerized interface provided richer and more extensive information about test performance than with prompts offered by an examiner. Fifty-four children participated in the dynamic test procedure, which used a pretest-posttest training design. The results indicated no significant differences in children's performance based on whether prompts were offered by either the computer or by an examiner. The suitability of the procedure was measured by several behavioral outcome scores, the recording of which was made possible by the use of sensor technology. In the light of the findings, the authors conclude that dynamic testing can profit greatly from the use of computerized procedures.
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International Journal of Social Ecology and Sustainable Development (IJSESD), 2011, vol. 2, issue 1, 1-14
The climate change and the financial and economical crises are posing new challenges to the quality of democracies. This article is about the discussion of a correlation between a potential Green New Deal project and the scientific innovation model of a Quintuple Helix in advanced democracies to demonstrate that the sought for knowledge, sustainability, and green development can imply an excess in quality of democracies. Conclusion of the discussion is that the social and scientific subsystems of a democracy must, as part of a new deal, take over new tasks. At the same time, a new scientific cooperation and exchange system between advanced democracies should be implemented on an international level.
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It is thought he went for the take-away after watching England qualify for next year's World Cup at a mate's house in Fulham.
And after dinner, there was no woman too serious to enjoy a take-away carton of cakes and cookies.
In the commonest human face there lies more than Raphael will take-away with him.


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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-40632193767749342622018-03-05T09:05:19.477-08:00Share Your Kosair StoriesTres Chic Shelbyville - Share your Kosair Stories BlogTres Chic Shelbyvillehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4063219376774934262.post-13187859383483514132010-02-02T15:09:00.000-08:002010-02-02T15:11:41.833-08:00Isabella Coffee, 3On May 21, 2009, Isabella Coffee underwent testing at Kosair Children's Hospital to find out why the 2-year-old had stopped having bowel movements. A CT scan of the toddler's abdomen revealed a large tumor on Isabella's adrenal gland. She was diagnosed with Neuroblastoma, Stage 2b. It was heartbreaking news for the Coffee family.

Dr. Vinod Bilasa helped Alethea and Thom wade through the unchartered waters of the Oncology Unit, while Nurse Lindsay Nalley provided the warmth, comfort and helping hand that they desperately needed. Isabella underwent surgery to remove the tumor. Luckily, doctors were able to remove all of the cancer. After eight days at Kosair, Isabella returned home.

"While we wanted Isabella to get well and a miracle was our desire, we also knew that God might have other plans. We left her care to Kosair's Hospital and her healing to the Lord. Many people in Shelbyville and all over the world prayed for Isabella's recovery. Today, she is a healthy three-year-old who still returns to Kosair's Hospital for check-ups and scans regularly. Because of the love and support we received, we try to minister to other families whose children are afflicted with this terrible illness. It's our way of giving a little back to Kosair Children's Hospital."

The Coffee Family
Thom, Alethea, Isabella & ElizaTres Chic Shelbyvillehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4063219376774934262.post-26288923300930418372010-02-02T14:59:00.000-08:002010-02-02T15:01:50.390-08:00Hayle Stroupe, 15Diagnosed with Rickets at age three, Hayle's body is unable to adequately absorb Vitamin D. The disease has softened the bones in her legs and caused them to bow. At age nine, Hayle had the first of nine surgeries to help straighten her legs.

Doctors at Kosair Children's Hospital performed each of Hayle's surgeries; inserting rods into her bones, titanium staples into her ankles and using external fixators to hold her bones in place. In her last surgery, doctors removed a portion of Hayle's femur, replacing it with a plate and nine screws.

Hayle has made a full recovery and now takes medicine daily to manage her disease. She is quick to tell you, she is "just like any other teen." Hayle enjoys sports, being with family and friends and has maintained good grades, despite all that she has endured.

"All of my surgeries were at Kosair Children's Hospital. I love this hospital and its nurses are the best. I had many of them several times. The staff makes you feel right at home."

Hayle StroupeTres Chic Shelbyvillehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4063219376774934262.post-60542519375471722312010-02-02T14:54:00.000-08:002010-02-02T14:55:25.245-08:00Chloe Marlow, 5On August 25, 2004, Missy and Gary Marlow celebrated the birth of their third daughter, Chloe. She was full-term and weighed 8 lbs 2 oz at birth. Four days later, Chloe was transported to Kosair Children's Hospital with breathing problems. It marked the beginning of months of uncertainty and hospitalization, a multitude of tests and even surgery.

Diagnosed with Bronchomalacia, weakness in the cartilage in the bronchial tubes and Tracheamalacia, weakness of the walls of the windpipe, Chloe's oxygen levels and blood gases would reach abnormal levels causing "blue spells." She was placed on a ventilator, had a heart catheterization, left lung biopsy and numerous other tests. on December 10, 2004, Chloe was again rushed to Kosair's Hospital. A week later, she received a tracheostomy and was put on a CPAP to keep her airways open. Chloe returned home January 10, 2005. She is now an energetic and happy 5-year-old.

"Chloe's condition was so severe, we did not know if she would live or die. The doctors and nurses at Kosair's Hospital spent a lot of time with us to ensure we had a good transition from the hospital to home and that we knew how to care for our daughter. We appreciate all of the love we received from family, friends and staff at Kosair's Hospital. What a blessing Kosair's Hospital has been for my family during such a traumatic and frightening time."

The Marlow Family
Gary, Missy, Emily, Molly & ChloeTres Chic Shelbyvillehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4063219376774934262.post-3981584949127276852010-02-02T14:29:00.000-08:002010-02-02T14:35:01.465-08:00Callee Quire, 6 MonthsOn July 15, 2009, Callee entered the world seven weeks early. She weighed just over four pounds and measured 16 ¼ inches long. Within hours, Callee was transferred to the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Kosair Children's Hospital, where she would remain for the next 30 days. It began an emotional rollercoaster for Callee's parents, Amanda and Brandon.

For the first two weeks, Callee remained on a ventilator and was fed through a tube. She would have to take a bottle and breathe on her own, without a drop in heart rate, before she could be placed on room air. Callee's tiny lungs would also have to strengthen and she would have to gain weight before she could leave the NICU.

"Although there were days it seemed hopeless and we thought Callee would never come home, we held on to our faith in God and encouragement from family and friends. On August 15, Callee came home! We are so blessed to have such a phenomenal facility like Kosair Children's Hospital. To Dr. Duncan, Dr. Obi, the neonatal nurses and the pediatric nurses— we are forever grateful."

The Quire Family
Brandon, Amanda & CalleeTres Chic Shelbyvillehttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4063219376774934262.post-56535590011220166832010-02-02T14:17:00.000-08:002010-02-02T14:28:12.534-08:00Ashlee Bush, 21Ashlee Bush's fighting spirit began at a very early age. Born at Norton Hospital on June 28, 1988, Ashlee was nearly 3 ½ months premature and weighed just 1 lb 9 oz. Doctors warned Lee and Lisa Bush that their daughter had a slim chance of survival. The tiny newborn was quickly transported to Kosair Children's Hospital, where she would begin her miraculous journey.

From the minute she arrived at Kosair Children's Hospital, Ashlee showed the doctors and nurses that she was indeed a fighter. Her tiny legs had to be restrained as her constant kicking was causing bruising. With no major setbacks, the Bush family watched their little girl grow, ounce by ounce and day by day. Slowly but surely, Ashlee made her way from a warmer to an incubator and then from intermediate care to her home. Ashlee is just one of many tiny miracles at Kosair Children's Hospital.

"Ashlee has grown from one of Kosair Hospital's tiniest babies into a beautiful young woman. We are so grateful to all of the doctors and nurses at Kosair Children's Hospital. They have given our family so much."

The Bush Family
Lee, Lisa, Justin, Nicholas & AshleeTres Chic Shelbyvillehttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-4063219376774934262.post-8632231427291371502010-01-07T07:31:00.000-08:002010-02-02T14:17:23.650-08:00Tyler Sopland, 12Tyler was diagnosed in utero with Duodenal Atresia, a condition in which the first part of the small bowel (the Duodenal) has not developed properly. Within minutes of his birth on March 5, 1997, Tyler was rushed into surgery. After a two hour surgery, Tyler was placed in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) of Kosair Children's Hospital where he would remain for the next four weeks.

With persistent vomiting and no bowel movements, Tyler faced a second surgery at two weeks of age. The surgery was a success and after a month's stay in the NICU, Tyler was finally well enough to go home. It was a magical day for his parents, Jeff and Kim.

"We can't thank the entire Kosair Children's Hospital NICU staff enough for the heartfelt care they gave Tyler during his stay. When family members weren't holding Tyler, the nurses were holding him. A minute didn't go by that he wasn't held or looked after."

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Not exactly a "dog park" dog.
Wickenburg just put in a dog park. If you're not familiar with the concept, it's basically a fenced-in area where people can let their dogs run around. It's especially nice for folks who live in apartments or trailers or don't have fenced-in yards. Wickenburg's dog park isn't anything special — at least not yet. I hope they plant some trees and do some cross-fencing to spruce it up a bit. Right now, it's just a big area adjacent to the airport that's surrounded by chain link fence. There are two leaf-less trees, two cheap park benches, and a bunch of molded plastic patio chairs.
But it's better than nothing and I'm glad whoever put it in did so.
Throughout the day, folks gather there with their dogs, letting them run around together. The dogs bark, the owners shout. The dogs play, the owners socialize. It's a relatively pleasant scene. Since the dog park is right on the other side of the fence from my Wickenburg hangar, I see its dynamics each time I'm at the airport.
My dog, however, will never set foot inside the dog park. You see, Jack's a desert dog. He — like my neighbors' dogs — roams freely on our property on the outskirts of town. On a nice day, we open the back door and let him out. He chases rabbits and squirrels and, when it gets a bit warmer, lizards. We have 2-1/2 acres of property, but he occasionally wanders off to visit with my neighbors, too. Their dog comes to see us once in a while, so it all evens out.
Jack goes lots of places with us. When I head out to the airport or store in town, he rides in the back of my Jeep or pickup truck. He likes to bark when he's in the back of the truck, as if to yell out "Look at me!" It's actually pretty annoying and I have to break him of the habit again soon. (Stopping the truck suddenly and throwing a cup of water on him usually does the trick.) When he rides in the Jeep, he likes to sit in my seat while I'm in the store. I don't have the back windows on the Jeep and he's fallen out twice. Once was when I was parked at the supermarket. An announcement over the loud speaker said, "Will the owner of a black and white dog please come to the courtesy counter." I went out to the parking lot to find him circling the Jeep excitedly. He was very glad to see me. A woman standing nearby said, "Is this your dog and Jeep? He's been trying to get into it. I was going to let him in, but I wasn't sure if it was his." I opened the door and he jumped in. We all had a good laugh. He hasn't fallen out since.
Jack also goes hiking with us out in the desert. He's well behaved on the trail and never bothers other hikers. He's a bit of a nuisance when we go out to take photos, as we did the other day. He always seems to get into the shot. But now that he's older — he turned nine this year — he's starting to slow down and spends a lot more time just relaxing in the scant shade of a tree while we bend over wildflowers and lie prone to shoot up at cacti. It could also be his thick winter coat — which I'll soon be vacuuming up off my floors and carpets — that keeps him too hot in the springtime to run around.
In answer to a commonly asked question, yes, Jack has flown in the helicopter. He's been flying with me three times now. I think he considers the helicopter just another vehicle. The last time we flew together, he was very well behaved alone in the back seat.
Jack's a good dog — the best I've had so far. Although he tends to get excited easily and seems to live to be petted, he's smart and listens — unless, of course, he's chasing a rabbit. We may spoil him by making him a part of our lives, but we don't pamper him and don't allow him to misbehave, especially when there are other people around. In other words, we don't allow him to give people a reason to complain about him. If more people disciplined and trained their dogs properly, we wouldn't need so many "No Dogs" signs and leash laws.
And we probably wouldn't need dog parks, either.


text: Can you give some example code, or direct me to some, that does this foodevs[] probing that you describe? This discussion is relevant for PCI-CardBus bridges where the two sockets are implemented as functions 0,1 of the PCI device, but are supposed to share the socket status change interrupt. I'd like to find some way to discover which functions belong to the same PCI device, so I can insert a first-level interrupt handler that probes each socket/function to determine which one caused the SSC interrupt. Maybe I'm going about this the wrong way? You say that pci_make_tag() and pci_decompose_tag() aren't exported, but then which ones are? In sys/arch/i386/pci/pci_machdep.h, those functions are listed in the section which are supposed to be accessible by MI PCI code, but there's a different story in sys/arch/alpha/pci/pci_machdep.h. Thanks, -- Johnny C. Lam <firstname.lastname@example.com> Department of Statistics, Carnegie Mellon University http://www.stat.cmu.edu/~lamj/ On Thu, 04 Mar 1999 10:54:45 PST, Jason Thorpe <email@example.com> wrote: > On Thu, 04 Mar 1999 18:09:40 +0100 > Stefan Grefen <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > > tpa[i].pa_tag[i] = pci_make_tag(pc,bus,dev,i); > > Nope, pci_make_tag() is not an exported PCI function. Drivers have > no business doing that. > > There are other ways to do it, tho. Search all of foodevs[] for devices > on your <bus/device> and, since it's a horrible hack, use members of its > softc as needed :-) > > -- Jason R. Thorpe <firstname.lastname@example.com> >


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| Del which one?
Which commander in Somalia? Graziani was there himself...
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| Del Somalian "warlord"
Graziani was there in '36. Lupo means the other one (I also forgot the name) who not only managed to loose Somalia to the advancing British under Cunningham almost without a fight, but who also made a certain proposal to the Duke of Aosta that prompted the Duke to threaten him with this phrase " Another word, General, and I'll have court martialled!" (heard by many witnesses). Recently released British documents suggest that the proposal consisted in the replacement by the Aosta branch of the House of Savoy on the throne in Italy, in exchange for the handing over of AOI to Britain, and in particular, for not taking any offensive initiative against Egypt. The Duke refused, but in essence complied with the main request. His very convenient early death as a British POW has certainly deprived historians of interesting details......
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Badoglio's overall supervision of the army was surely lacking, but I wonder if anyone would have done any better. I wanted to vote him for the way he managed (or better the way he did not manage) the armistice, but than I decided that was a political matter as well as a military one. In military planning I think the worst performance came from Visconti Prasca because of his planning (which planning?) of the Greek campaign.
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| Del Poor Graziani
May I play the part of Graziani's advocate? He obviously did not perform well in the desert, but we should consider the overall situation as well: Ennio correctly pointed out he could have shown more initiative, but he had orders to wait to launch his offensive until Britain was being invaded by the Germans. Than, when Saelion never materialised, he was very reluctanto to attack, but the Italian Intelligence (which overestimated British troops in the area by a ridiculous factor) did not help him at all. Finally his army could do nothing to prevent the loss of Cyrenaica: true, he could have restructured it, but which Italian General, at the time (we are talking about 1940, not 1942) had a correct apreciation of the mobile nature of war in the desert?
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(11/23/01 8:49:47 am)
| Del aha
Ennio, I think I know the one you refer to. I can't remember his name (and my copy of Del Boca is in Addis Ababa) but I think I remember he was only in charge of the Oltregiuba military region, and not of all of Somalia...I'll check.
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(11/23/01 9:08:56 am)
| Del Re: The worst one....
No, Halcon. Nobody can blame Graziani for being what he was, even if in some occasions he stood above the average level of his peers. For example, when Governor and CINC on the Somalian Front during the Ethiopian War, he ignored the Comando Supremo and decided to take an offensive attitude, basing his logistics on the US equipment that his civilian role as Governor enabled him to buy ( Caterpillar tractors, Ford trucks, all complete with US fuel), bypassing the sclerotic logistics of the Ministries in Rome and BTW spending a fraction of the money that Italian industry would have asked.
The "black beast" of the story is definitely Badoglio, who was Chief of Staff from 1925 to 1940, an enormous length of time, and who had the final say on the entire structure of the Armed Forces, including doctrine, selection of officers, armaments, for all that time, impregnating the whole military environment with his ambiguous personality and his careerism.
But in addition to Badoglio, his "protectors" are equally to blame. Protectors that ensured that an insignificant Leutenant Colonel in 1915 ended up as Army General in 1918, despite having been heavily involved in the disaster of Caporetto, despite having been declaredly anti-fascist in 1922, protectors that were able to ram him down Mussolini's throat in 1925. Everybody knew that the King was behind him, but nobody has been able to find out WHY.
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(11/23/01 4:24:04 pm)
| Del Re: The worst one....
Hi all...wow, it seems that a joke is becoming a really interesting debate....I'm pleased
I launched it in two minutes affording only on memory, now I can be more precise.
Logically, the number of candidates to the title of "worst general of WWII" was larger, I've chosen men in command of the four bigger italian defeats, i.e.
- the attack to greece in october 1940
- the loss of cyrenaica in december 1940-january 1941
- the fall of somalian front in february-march 1941 (which leaded to the loss of entire AOI)
- the distruction of ARMIR in winter 1942-43
plus the responsible of italian preparation before war. If someone wants to indicate other alternatives, feel free to do
told this, I want to tell:
the commander of Somalian front was general De Simone, the formal name of his command was effectively Juba Sector but I think that if we talk of somalian or kenian front we all know what we're talking about i.e. of how this front fall in few days opening way to the interior of AOI. Ennio has done a bit of confusion: the general who proposed surrender to the Duke was gen. Pesenti who at the moment (end of December 1940) was in command of Juba Sector. After it, he was dimissioned by the duke and sent immediately in Italy; his place was taken by named De Simone.
Redhawk is right: the question was about behavoir as general and Badoglio in September 8th opearated as politician. But he had great responasbilities in years preceeding war. Not only he had seated on the supreme military leadership seat for over 15 years (find me another military having done the same) doing nothing but promoting his ring of friends but his ideas had a real negative impact. For example, he was shocked by the the complexity and number of resources needed to conquer ethiopia in 1936. As a reaction, he launched an obsessive pressure on "lightness" of forces and centralized control of resources creating a so effectiveless logistic system that italian troops were constntly unsupplied for entire war.
Badoglio is an interesting subject and his capabilty to survive quakes has always wondered also me.
Graziani had effectively few choices but employed bad what he had
Gariboldi is a blank good only as yesman of germans...the action of 8th army command in russia shines for his absence
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(11/24/01 12:18:00 am)
| Del Re: The worst one....
I have to go with Badoglio. The others on the list may have been incompetent but his handling of the surrender was criminal as well as cowardly. He, with the king, should have anticipated the German reaction and had planned accordingly. There should have been some attempt to secure the frontier and start a organized withdrawal from the Balkans.
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(11/25/01 5:45:15 am)
| Del Re: The worst one....
I wouldn't single out Badoglio for his handling of the Armistice. After all, there he behaved just like he did at Caporetto, but loosing a Nation instead of just an Army.
What makes him (and his unknown protectors) an unprecedented disaster was his grab and hold of power over the Forces, transforming an Army which had come out with a measure of credit and with self-confidence from WW I into a bureaucratic Organization where assumption of responsibilities, initiative, drive, energy, where frustrated as much as possible. My feeling has always been that promotion by merit was feared like the plague because it would have brought to the top Officers who could not be controlled by the occult "protectors" and did not owe everything to Badoglio and Partners. Even Officers that did not belong to his clique were placed in position of command only if they could be blackmailed for their shady relationships with industry ( Cavallero, for example) or because they were such insignificant characters as to be considered "safe" (Gariboldi comes to mind) in the political game, the only one that mattered, and in which the Monarchy played the role of a Party, rather than that of a focus of loyalty, a referee that was also a player (we've seen that again later with the Scalfaro presedency). The result is that he lost not only the war (it happens even in the best families...) but he sunk the Monarchy, and with it the Italian Armed forces, for at least some generations, and perhaps forever.
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(11/26/01 1:09:50 am)
| Del Re: The worst one....
If we were to look at responsibility for a specific action, then it would have to be the disaster of the surrender, and here I would point the finger at Badoglio. But if we are to take a longer view on the formation (or lack thereof) of the army after WW I, then I think we should take a closer look at the role of the king. Even under Mussolini, the king had the ultimate responsibility for the army. The army continued to be a royalist institution throughout the Fascist period. Either out of hisown incompitence or because political considerations were more important than building a first-class army, it was ultimately the king who put Badoglio et al. in charge.
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(11/26/01 4:38:55 am)
| Del Mistery
No doubt about the role of the King in the whole story, but the real historical question is why did the King pick an insignificant individual as Badoglio , a mere LTC at the start of WW I - (the mobilized Army had thousands of them) of obscure middle class origins, with no distinctions that could have attracted the attention of Court circles, nothing. Or at least nothing known. But there must have been, otherwise........
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(12/11/01 1:09:36 am)
| Del Re: Mistery
Ennio, If we dig in the dirt, the answer that pops up
should be linked to "Massoneria"...
What do you think?
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(12/11/01 4:21:06 pm)
| Del Re: Mistery
Yes, that was repeatedly said. But at the beginning of WW I how many thousand LTC were Free Masons? I think a lot, if not most of them. (It was fashionable, at the time)
Giovanni Emmanuelle
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(12/15/01 10:16:21 pm)
| Del Re: Mistery
Could any other Free Mason ultimately behave differently from Badoglio?
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(12/17/01 10:36:09 am)
| Del Re: Mistery
In citing a possible Masonic connection, are you stating that Masons were rather stupid as a whole, or are you implying something more nefarious?
Giovanni Emmanuelle
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(12/18/01 11:04:52 pm)
| Del Re: Mistery
Masons sure are not stupid as a whole, so it might be something more nefarious. The goal of Freemasonry obviously was not the well-doing of Italy, at least at that point. So, any Freemason would have been different in the means but not in the goal. Neater and tidier, perhaps, but not ultimately different on the end.
Anyway, based on the knowledge I possess (or lack) I couldn't actually be sure Badoglio was a Mason. Perhaps he was just a plain moron... who gave Freemasonry's quite a help without even knowing.
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(12/19/01 6:45:18 am)
| Del Something about Badoglio
As far as I know Badoglio came in the spotlight for the first time in 1911 during the Italo Turkish war for an intelligence mission he accomplkished brilliantly. The battle which followed his reconeissance was not fortunate for the Italians and the commanding officer was removed, but Badoglio himself was promoted to the rank of captain. This was the first time the... gossip? truth? whatever... about a powerful masonic lodge protecting him came out. The story came out again after the disaster at Caporetto.
As for his responsibilities for Italian misfortune in WWII I think he was surely inadequate, outdated and superficial, but on the other hand was there anyone any better? After a careful consideration I think he was not the worst of the lot.
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(12/19/01 5:17:22 pm)
| Del Re: Something about Badoglio
As usual, Halcon, I don't agree. Badoglio was a disaster before the war, when he molded the Army to his own likeliness. Messe was by far a better General, but.......Messe was a former sergeant! And a former Storm Tooper Commander in WW I. Not a "fine thinking head" of the Staff. And from Puglia (scum, these southerners!) and not a Free Mason.
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(12/20/01 4:39:34 am)
| Del Re: Something about Badoglio
I am not denying Badoglio's responsibilities, but I think Messe was not a possible candidate to lead the Italian army in the 30's. Let's play alternative history and say Badoglio died of an heart attack in 1932, who could have taken his place?
Apart from this curiosity I think you underlined a very important point in a previous posting: the 30's were an era of technical and tactical experiments in Germany, USSR and Italy, but in Italy, for a number of causes, the more conservative approach prevailed. The king, Mussolini, Badoglio down to the last corporal, everybody thought WWII was going to resemble very closely WWI.
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(12/20/01 8:32:14 am)
| Del Experience
Well, the "experimenting" did not take place at all in another Army, the one that Italy choose as model, i.e. the French, fresh from the glory of Verdun (and from having saved the Brits from a Caporetto of their own at Arras). Only a very acute observer would have noticed that the French themselves had failed to draw the real lesson of Verdun, i.e. that on the brink of disaster Staff Officers with no experience of real combat had to give way to somebody like Petain who had commanded in action a Regiment and a Brigade, seeing the spilled blood and guts, and feeling on his own nerve the effect of massed artillery. After WW I, the "chapelle" of the Staff had won again, bringing to the top people of the caliber of Gamelin and Weygand. In Italy, even somebody with a modern outlook like Italo Balbo considered Weygand a great General. Anyway, when the test came, Italy survived 3 years. France 30 days. The pupil was more resilient than the teacher?
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(12/20/01 9:34:41 am)
| Del Re: Experience
I must say I know little about military history, but my impression is that Italy in the inerwar period was far more interested in new theories than France (or England). I could be totally wrong, but I believe italy was one of the first countries in the world to create airmobile units, to create a theory for a strategic approach to air war, to appreciate the benefits of a highly mechanised army etc. Than all this creativity was put aside...
But this time I will not allow myself to wonder and lose sight of the original point: who but Badoglio? Had he been sacked in the 30's, do you think one of his eligible colleagues (Bastico or Cavallero, maybe Graziani, everybody else was unaccebtably junior, De Bono was too old) would have done much better?
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(12/20/01 11:24:10 am)
| Del Good ones
There was an attempt to reform the Army (Air Force and Navy went their own way....) by a brilliant Chief of Staff (Pariani or Baistrocchi? I haven't got my references at hand), who was said to have "a vivid, but stormy intelligence...." - That "stormy" is self-explanatory: he wanted to shake the tree, breaking the tranquil routine of the Staff. As he was an outsider of the Badoglio clique, he was forked out. Mussolini (who had appointed him trying to get something done) put up with it....
The war in Spain suggested that something like tank warfare may exist, but the "infantryman and the mule" remained the basic dictum of all planning. The first Airborne unit was a creature of Balbo (with Lybian soldiers) and was created ignoring the Army Staff.
In the old Folgore Division, it was rumoured that the Commander, Gen. Farina, was the Commander because he was the only Italian General that had accepted a job that included jumping out of airplanes......
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(1/14/02 6:57:12 am)
| Del Balbo?
I read in the early 30's Balbo dreamed of becoming Chief of Staff. I wonder how he would have performed in that role: he was surely more energetic than Badoglio, do you think he would have made a difference? And did he have any experience commanding big military units?
The gossip says Mussolini sent him to Libya instead because feared (disliked?) Balbo's popularity, but I think it is reasonable to assume the king and the military were not going to accept Balbo as a Chief of Staff (he would have been a political and not a technical appointment).
One final question: I read that Balbo had prepared the draft of a plan to invade Egypt in 1936 (in case Britain decided to wage war on Italy to defend Ethiopia). Has anyone ever seen that plan? Was it something like Graziani's offensive?
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(1/14/02 10:38:29 pm)
| Del Re: Balbo?
More like resentful of him. Balbo was more traveled than Mussolini. He was against the war from the start and advised against it. This was another reason for his exile to Libya. He also strongly opined that should Italy enter the war it should be on the side of the Americans. The site of their modern assembly lines and powerful industry along with his dislike or distrust of the Germans pushed him in this direction. I believe it was he who said that if Italy went to war with the Germans there wouldnt be enough lamp posts in Rome to hang them (fascists) all. I am unaware of any plan he had made for an invasion. To the contrary he tried to impress upon Mussolini how ill equiped the Italians were at the time. Infact I think he went as far as to describe the Italian army as barly being capable of defensive operations let alone offensive ones.
Robert Jack
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(1/16/02 10:54:01 pm)
| Del Balbo
They case of Balbo is very interesting-he was certainly the most talented of the leading fascists. He did propose to Mussolini in 1933 a plan to take over the running of all three armed services. His plan was to greatly reduce the size of the army down to around 20 divisions-thereby making it a small, well equipped and agile force that Italy could easily sustain. He then planned to greatly expand the naval and airforce, at the same time uniting all three services under the one ministery with himself as its head.
Not surprisingly, Mussolini refused his request and sent him packing to Libya. The offensive plans you mention were drawn up by Chief of Army Staff, but as Balbo was Govenor of Libya at the time (1935-6) he would have had some imput into them-in fact the whole idea may have initially come from him.
One of the most interesting 'what if's' of Italian military history is what would have happened if Mussolini had have allowed Balbo to take over the armed forces as Minister? Certainly a large navy and air force, at the expense of the army, was the most logical way for the Italian armed forces to be set-up.
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James, taking about redirection... I also wanted to do the redirection myself (and check for circular loops [aren't loops always circular? Hmmm...;-)]) It worked fine as long as I had a per-request filter that got called after the request was done -- I got a 301, checked the response's redirection_anchor, and just continued with the event loop. However, after I ran into various problems that you know of, I now have no per-request filter at all, to the effect that I never get informed of a redirection at all. I tried using HTAlert_add with HT_A_CONFIRM and check for HT_MSG_REDIRECTION, but never got it. Same with HT_PROG_DONE; this one is called only after the request has finished completely -- including redirection.... So, if you by any chance find out how one can intercept redirection, let me know... Thanks a lot, /oliver -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: James D. Brown [mailto:email@example.com] Gesendet: Montag, 20. August 2001 19:12 An: Oliver Steinau; firstname.lastname@example.com Betreff: How do I get out of an event loop? After some recent code changes in my own code to add support for redirection, I'm running into a similar access violation under MandrakeLinux 8.0. After several hours of debugging, it appears that calling HTEventList_stopLoop() may be a bad thing to do in some cases, which the docs DO warn about. What appears to be happening is that I call HTEvent_stopLoop() while some events are still pending (haven't had a chance to walk the event list yet), and then go on to HTRequest_delete() the request. At some later point, it appears an Event still has hold of the original request pointer and tries to access it in the next event loop. Since the old request was deleted, we get an access violation soon thereafter. My apologies to Oliver for leading him astray on this issue, but I didn't start having problems until adding redirection support in my app. In any case, just like Oliver's, my event loop will not return without HTEvent_stopLoop(). In an attempt to fix this problem, I modified my code to use the same HTRequest structure for all my requests. This gets me further in my processing, but then I run into an endless loop with the following debugs: HTTP Clean.. Called with status 302, net (nil) Net Object.. Delete (nil) and call AFTER filters Host Event.. READ passed to (URL DELETED) Terminated I tried using HTNet_isIdle() before the call to HTEventList_stopLoop(), but busy-waiting for an idle condition here means an endless loop (the event list doesn't get processed, apparently), and checking once means I'm never idle by the time I get there, so I get into an endless loop because I never call HTEventList_stopLoop(). Clearly, we're running into a problem in that not all our filters are being called with the HTEventList()_stopLoop(), but it's not clear to me how to return from an event loop without the stopLoop call. The examples I've looked at all call exit() in the terminate handler, which of course doesn't help us any. Since I started running into this problem with redirections, I'll try pulling out the default redirect handler (I want to handle this myself, anyway), and see where I get with that. Two questions I'd like to add to Oliver's: 1) Is it possible to return from an event loop without HTEvent_stopLoop()? If so, how? If not, how do we deal with the pending events cleanly? 2) Is it reasonable to use the same HTRequest structure over and over? Thanks! James _______________________________________________________ James D. Brown, President, Shopswell, Inc. Voice: 303-400-0480 - FAX: 303-400-7181 http://www.shopswell.com - email@example.com on Tuesday, 21 August 2001 03:00:22 UTC
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