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So as atheists, I'm curious to hear how everyone feels about mind altering substances and their potential uses and harmful side effects.I'm also curious to hear your stance on the idea of a "drug war".I've just never had an opportunity to grill this demographic about it.I'll tell you now, I'm a major advocate for ending marijuana prohibition.I also (in spite of what at first seems like common sense) believe that opium and cocaine should be legal.I believe the FDA should get involved with the practice of reviewing and approving for use, synthetic recreational drugs.What do you guys think?
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I think any naturally-occurring drugs (marijuana, shrooms, peyote, etc) should be fully legal.
As far as man-made drugs, I think it should depend on the drug. I think LSD should be rescheduled so that it can be retested for use in psychiatric and psychological therapy sessions (it's original purpose). I am against the legalization of drugs like Crystal Meth entirely, because it has no obvious benefits and a hell of a lot of risks.
Oh absolutely. Especially for naturally-occurring drugs.
But there are some I'm against, again, like Crystal Meth.
I am a huge advocate of anti-anti-drug practices. I think that you should be able to put whatever you want in your own body. Personally I would only partake in marijuana, opiates and some naturally occurring psychedelics (peyote, shrooms). I wouldn't do "hard" drugs or anything man made, but that's just a personal preference. The drug war was nothing but political and it's a waste of time, energy, funds and resources, not to mention filling up the prisons with people who did nothing but want to partake in a mind altering substance that wasn't legal (but alcohol and tobacco are ok?). I don't want a parent figure telling me what I can and can't do with my own body. I'm an adult, and as such should be able to make my own decisions with the only thing that is truly my own.
You're a druggie. Get some help. Shrooms are not "soft drugs" along with your "opiates".
I'm not as empty headed by those who advocate and support the use of shrooms and opiates - who's the one killing brain cells and damaging one's body and brain??
I am for legalization of drugs since we can tax drugs and take away the incentives for the illegal drug trade/business which goes to Mexican thugs and other types of people who shouldn't profit - and on top of that - removing the stigmatization results in less people using them (as can be seen in the Netherlands) but that doesn't mean those who use such drugs are not druggies. Being for legalization of drugs does not equal to being pro-drugs - it is in fact the contrary; but unfortunately, some of you may have killed too many brain cells to realize this fact.
Totally nonsense and subjective article claiming alcohol is more dangerous than heroin and cocaine - so should we say it is okay for people to "recreationally" take some heroine and cocaine the way they do with alcohol? Alcohol can be taken responsibly (although many don't), these drugs are not responsible for one's self health and for potentially others around them.
Away from the destruction of your health and potentially even dying from complications - the trip that results from shrooms permanently kill brain cells that will never regrow - you diminish your brain's capacity. On top of that (depending on how bad your trip is) you can harm yourself or those around you depending on the type of "trip" you have which is quite too often out of your control and in the control of your hallucinations. In addition, shrooms can bring into fruition other psychological disorders you may not have expressed before such as schizophrenia. These are the realities - and by claiming "alcohol is not as dangerous as X drug" may be true statistics wise since the majority of the population drinks alcohol from time to time and do not do hard drugs - but are not true when looking at it with individual cases.
Since the science of neuroscience is a relatively new field and it is difficult/impossible for an fMRI to measure individual cells, it is hard to measure exactly "how many brain cells are killed" but there is no doubt that shrooms alter brain functioning and contribute to the re-wiring of neural networks and has been seen to induce neurosis and other psychiatric disorders such as schizophrenia. It is not healthy, and although there needs to be longitudinal studies of this done in the field (although it hasn't been done since it is considered unethical) most neuroscientists and those in neuroscience concede that consistent use of such drugs contribute directly to the killing of braincells. It is similar to the way that people on the other side of global warming claim that global warming is not "man-made" or is "fake" - or that evolution cannot be "proved" since we have not found the missing link type of nonsense...shrooms are unhealthy for brain functioning and the fact remains that while under a "trip", one can act in ways that are unpredictable including documented cases of suicides as direct results of the "trips" you so highly anticipate with such brain-altering and damaging drugs.
Bottom line: shrooms alter you psychologically and not on a temporary basis, it changes brain functioning and that is not disputed. Here is some research in regards to this: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16401965
BTW, it is known that shrooms (psilocybin) destroy the syaptic nerve endings of your brain cells that allow you to feel pleasure. Not all at once, but over time.
Simply stated, psychadelic drugs work by altering the chemistry in the synapses of the brain. By altering these neurotransmitters and the way they communicate along the way, normal electrical signal transmission is disrupted and changed including reducing the number of electrical signals the brain ultimately receives (as seen through EEG). What are hallucinations? It is the brain's way of trying to receive proper input so that you can function and not die - it is calling out that is is being deprived and trying to get back to a level of homeostasis but this threshold for this bar continuously starts getting lower and lower with prolonged and habitual use.
Potential permanent DNA damage is also hypothesized as seen through mutations in the sex cells of laboratory animals through experimentation.
As mentioned, longitudinal studies are needed and are lacking.
Another interesting research article: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/20716904
I hate to say it, but Sassan K is absolutely right about psilocybin. When taken recreationally (without control), psilocybin can do irreversible damage. Marijuana is actually the safest drug. Psilocybin is much safer than, say, Crystal Meth or Heroine, but I think LSD is actually safer than psilocybin.
That said, there are studies being done in some countries that psychedelics (including psilocybin, THC, and LSD) may be useful in suppressing symptoms of and controlling migraines and cluster headaches.
Even if not legalized fully, why we are not allowed to test drugs for possible medicinal use is beyond me.

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January 29, 2013, Portland, OR (ISN) – The Portland Winterhawks (40-7-1-2) unleashed a first period barrage on the Everett Silvertips (21-28-1-2) en route to a 6-0 road win Tuesday night.
The Hawks set a new team record by recording their third consecutive shutout Tuesday night, after a 3-0 win Friday in Spokane and 7-0 victory Saturday in Tri-Cities. Brendan Burke earned his fourth shutout of the season by stopping all 17 shots he faced. It was the Hawks' 10th shutout of the season, extending a team record.
While Portland stymied Everett defensively, the Hawks scored four goals in just under four minutes in the first period to jump out to an early 4-0 lead. Ty Rattie opened the scoring with a power play marker 4:28 into the game, and Nic Petan followed with another goal with a man advantage just over a minute later to make it 2-0. Taylor Leier made it 3-0 at the 7:22 mark, and Presten Kopeck made it a four-goal game 44 seconds later as the Hawks took a 4-0 lead into the first intermission.
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Rattie struck again for his second of the game and 27th of the season 5:17 into the third to put the Hawks ahead 6-0, which would stand as the final.
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- 1 pound all-purpose flour - (3 1/2 cups)
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Players on Bethel Christian�s girls basketball team won�t have to worry about playing time this season.
The Trojans have only six on the team.
Players on Bethel Christian�s girls basketball team won�t have to worry about playing time this season.
The Trojans have only six on the team.
After a 2012 graduating class that saw five earn their diplomas, Bethel�s 2012-13 squad has only six on its roster.
�We had 11 last year, we graduated five, so now I have six on the roster this year,� coach Bert Potter said.
�Graduation has depleted our forces.�
Of the five who went on to life after prep hoops, four were starters and the fifth a key reserve.
This year, Potter won�t count on just one or two players � he�ll be counting on all six � and he�ll be counting on them to play smart, especially on defense.
�I�ve had to change my defensive philosophy,� Potter said. �In girls basketball, it�s good to have as much ball pressure as you can and to deny the first pass as much as you can. With a deep bench you can gamble in those passing lanes. The girls can get into each other a little harder.
�This year I don�t think we�ll be able to chase the ball quite as much. � It�s a little different but we�re adjusting to it.�
While six (two who are freshman one who is an eighth grader) may be all Potter will have to work with � his team fell to 1-1 on the year after falling at Wilmington Coastal Christian 54-38 on Tuesday � he has one who can make history with her next bucket.
Haley Moody, currently the school�s all-time girls scoring leader, needs a free throw to tie and a layup to break the overall school record of 1,246 points held by 2010 graduate Isaac Brown, Potter said. Moody entered the season needing 44 points to break the mark, and in two games she has 43, including 11 on Tuesday after a 32-point outburst in the season opener against Neuse Christian last week.
�She�ll be our go-to player, our ball handler, our main scorer,� Potter said.
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Fictional meeting subject of 'Freud's Last Session'
What would have happened if the famously atheistic Sigmund Freud had a long conversation with the devoutly religious writer C.S. Lewis just a few weeks before the psychoanalyst committed suicide?
Mark St. Germain delves into this fascinating "what if?" situation in his off-Broadway hit "Freud's Last Session," which is being produced by TheaterWorks Hartford through Sunday, Feb. 23.
St. Germain was inspired by a book, "The Question of God," in which Harvard professor Armand N. Nicholl Jr. compared the two thinkers' ideas on God and other primal concerns.
The playwright added to the tension of the book's debate by placing the Freud/Lewis "session" just as England declared war on Germany.
Maxwell Williams, who took a brief break from his job as associate artistic director at Hartford Stage to direct "Freud's Last Session," said one of the play's major strengths is in the way the two historic figures discuss basic questions that we all wrestle with at one time or another.
"I think no matter who you are, you eventually deal with that question, Is there a God? And how we answer that question seeps into every aspect of our world view," Williams said in an interview last week.
Lewis dealt with Freud's "devout atheism" in some of his own work, but the play makes the debate literal.
"Dr. Nicholl laid out the arguments side by side, creating a kind of conversation between the two men, although they never met," Williams noted.
"St. Germain said, `Alright, what if they did meet and what if it was on Sept. 3, 1939?' What Mark did was make everything real. The book is interesting, but here you really get to know them and to see their passions and their doubts," Williams added.
The director said he liked the play when he first read it, but "It's really a lot better than I thought it was at first. The more you work on it, the more it gives up. I feel like we're doing a good job with it, but it's one of those plays that you can keep digging into."
Although having the associate artistic director of Hartford Stage go to work at another professional theater in Hartford might seem like Macy's helping Gimbels, Williams said any sense of "rivalry" between the two institutions is long gone.
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Washington weather is wacky, diverse
Eclectic, erratic, unique, it's as diverse as it is mystifying.
Pacific NW staff writer
FEBRUARY IN Seattle: It's dank. It's dark. It's windy. You're unhappy.
Two words: Boo and hoo. Take a number, Sparky. Line starts over there, next to the Dri-Z-Air dehumidifier products at McClendon Hardware.
There are a couple ways to look at this, and the first one is not going to help things:
It could be your own fault.
Nobody's blaming you for the weather (unless your name is Cliff Mass, and to him, we will get in a few moments). But plenty of people could, in fact, blame you for your place within it.
This is what most people don't realize about the thing that, for some trunk-rotted locals, becomes a lifelong obsession — our climate: Parts of Washington state, in contrast to its meek weather rep, experience some of the most extreme (and at other times the most mind-numbingly dreary) conditions in the Lower 48 states.
But the place we call home also has among the most starkly diverse conditions of any inhabited place on Earth, with shocking differences between spots only a half-hour's drive away.
This shines the light back on you. Your own current mental state might well be several notches closer to the shallow end of the great swimming pool of sanity simply because of where, even within the Puget Sound basin, you choose to live. And the amazing thing is that many of us, including your narrator — a native who should know better — often make life-altering choices of residence with few critical climate facts in mind, or even in hand.
WHICH BRINGS US to the second way of looking at all this: No matter how bad you think it is where you are right now, it could be a lot worse. Like, you could live in North Bend.
This actually happened once to yours truly, who as a younger, even-more-foolish man, once fell victim to the Great Lie perpetuated by real-estate hucksters in the upper Snoqualmie Valley. Truthfully, it could happen to anybody: You drive out there in the first week of September, when the sky is blue, the air is clean, birds are harmonizing, three parts, kids are blowing dandelion puffs and every front porch has a tail-thumping Labrador retriever on station.
How much is that house right there, the one with the peeled logs and the view of Mount Si? Never mind, we'll take it.
Somewhere in the back of your mind, a tiny voice of reason cries out that it won't always be this way; that the winter months might be challenging, or perhaps might even, to borrow a crude term, suck. As is your custom, you lock said tiny voice in the basement and, while there, break out the moving blankets.
So it goes. And here it comes. Probably around the second week in November. You're driving home from Seattle and the aforementioned Cliff Mass, Mr. Weather, is on the radio saying something about a "pressure gradient." Given that you at that particular moment are trying to send a fax from your smartphone, you're not really paying full attention to this. But when you crest that hill on Interstate 90 near Snoqualmie and start dropping into the upper valley, it hits you with near-hurricane force.
The wind. Not like any wind you have known. A full-force gale, blasting through this otherwise agreeable "gap" in the weather wall known as the Cascade Mountains with the urgent ferocity of the Seattle Mariners pursuing an overpriced, washed-up free-agent utility infielder. Winds of this type, topping, oh, 60 mph, occur fairly often in the upper Snoqualmie Valley (a surprise even to someone who grew up less than 20 miles downstream).
What's worse, winds of in-your-face, someone-get-me-John L. Scott ferocity, say 15 to 30 mph, seem to blow all the time in the winter in North Bend. (The same relative suction is true, reverse direction, for wind the other side of the Cascade "gap" in Cle Elum and Ellensburg.)
Over time, you adapt, employing survival tricks passed on by locals and learned from experience, mostly bad. Before you know it, you, like your neighbors, instinctively park your pickup nose into the wind at Safeway or the downtown outlet mall, or risk seeing your door literally ripped from its hinges once it's opened a crack.
Did we mention rain? Buckets of rain, sideways rain. While the "Emerald City" mopes around in its measly 37 inches of annual precipitation, the people of some Godforsaken lands around North Bend literally rot away in 80-plus. All of this less than a half-hour's drive from downtown Seattle, which, for all you musty urbanites, suddenly doesn't seem so bad, does it?
And this is the point. The same extreme weather deviation — in rainfall, if not wind — is present all along the western Cascade foothills, in many burgeoning once-rural and now suburban communities up and down Puget Sound. The closer you are to them, the wetter you get. And the more you have yourself to blame.
You live. You learn. You dry out your stuff. And you either dig in, tarp up and grit your teeth or you do what I did: move on.
THAT VERY WEATHER schizophrenia is what makes the Northwest ... well, special, climate-wise, says the aforementioned Mr. Mass, a University of Washington climatologist who often gives talks on that very subject, usually to the surprise of onlookers.
For starters, few people realize how harsh Northwest weather can be, Mass notes. The 1962 Columbus Day windstorm, which created coastal wind gusts upwards of 150 mph, with 100 mph blasts across Puget Sound, was among the most violent storms ever to strike the nation. A lesser version just this past November delivered rain and wind to Southwest Washington that rivaled the already legendary Hurricane Sandy, yet this hardly drew notice on the East Coast — around which, as everyone knows, the planet revolves.
But even our "normal" weather is remarkable in its distinct variations.
"The sharp contrasts are the signature of our region," Mass says.
Even in a town that produces weather-obsessed TV journos who will wait, tongues out, for the first flakes of snow on Queen Anne Hill every November, few locals realize how sharp those contrasts are, Mass believes. We can take some solace in understanding that it has always been so. The first local fools to put down a foundation in a decidedly stupid place? Meriwether Lewis and his tagalong friend, Clark.
"They show up here (in 1806), and where do they build their camp for the winter? Astoria!" Mass says of the famous explorers, who arrived during one of those classic Northwest winters when the sun seemed never to shine. "Bad decision. It's wet as hell there, and windy. If they had just built their camp up by Portland, or somewhere along the Willamette, it would have been a lot more pleasant."
O, the joy! Who knew? Not them. And not most people now. Thus, thousands of ill-fated journeys to places like North Bend, which Mass concedes can be a "horrible place," weather-wise.
There's an irony here: In a digital era in which climate records stretching back as far as the 1930s are available for hundreds of weather stations around the state, most people remain in the dark about localized climate because the data is not exactly in user-friendly form. Thus, even people who have a choice about where to live often overlook huge climate variations within a small region.
Yes, most people know about the more-famous famous anomalies, such as dry-as-a-bone Sequim, living glibly in the Olympic Peninsula "rain shadow" with its measly 15 inches of rain a year, while people who live a two-days' hike away on the wet side of the Olympics sometimes get hammered by 175.
But how many people know that Arlington gets 46 inches of precip a year compared to Everett's 33, or that Enumclaw is sometimes windier than the Columbia River Gorge?
Fact is, most of us who live here now are from somewhere else. And few other places in the country boast these anomalies: With a few mountain-related exceptions, climate differences from one end of an average inland state are subtle. There's little cause to worry about the weather world turning upside down from one freeway exit to the next.
Not so here. So perhaps, given that we live increasingly in a work-from-anywhere world, it's time to take a good, hard look at all this weather diversity, and just how much it shapes lives from Small Town A to Big City B, and so on.
STARE LONG enough at the reams of climate charts and some patterns in the drear stand out.
You want wet? No-brainer: The windward Olympics and Southwest Washington coast blow the rest of the state — and the nation — off the map. Forks gets an average of just under 120 inches of rain per year. More than 162 inches — that's 13.5 feet — fell there in 1997 alone. In the driest year on record in Forks, 1985, it still rained more than 71 inches, almost double the Seattle area.
That's the case for much of coastal Washington, but the Southwest Coast, in particular, wears a target on its back for severe storms. At a weather station at Cathlamet, Wahkiakum County, it rained 13.6 inches on a single day in January 1951. Many locales in the (thankfully, mostly uninhabited) southern Cascades also are frequently off the charts, holding many of the state's seasonal and single-day rainstorm marks.
It's not just quantity of rain that makes those spots peg the drear-o-meter. It's consistency. A weather station at Amanda Park, near Lake Quinault, sees measurable rain 24 days in an average December, 188 days in the average year. (The same poor town also holds the regional Pummel Award: It gets hit with more than an inch of rain an astonishing 48 days in an average year, compared to five in Seattle.)
That's not even close to the record, however: One weather station on the Long Beach Peninsula registers measurable rain 213 days out of every year, with no single month, even in summertime, averaging less than 11 wet days. Just up the coast, Forks clocks in at 212 wet days a year, no doubt prompting seasonal affective disorder counseling even for the local vamp population. (Measurable rain falls on Seattle around 150 days a year.)
As already mentioned, striking amounts of rain also dampen spirits in less-expected places, mostly on the west flanks of the Cascade Mountains, within commuting distance of downtown Seattle: Arlington gets rain 181 days a year; Cedar Lake near North Bend — the home, appropriately, of one of two City of Seattle water reservoirs — gets 191. Even Sequim gets wet an average of 122 days a year, although quantities are slight enough to keep cactus flowers growing in the Dungeness Valley.
Once again, given our state's weather proclivities, the converse is truly converse. You want sunny and dry? Try the Yakima Valley. In tiny White Swan (population: parched) on the Yakama Indian Reservation, precipitation falls only 48 days in an average year — only nine days even in a typical December. The area averages less than 9 inches of rain per year; in its wettest year on record, 1980, the total was just over 13 inches — a single day's rain a half a state away on the Olympic Peninsula.
Weather stations at other places around the state are testament to this rainfall mood-swing syndrome: Spokane averages about 18 inches a year, Walla Walla 16, Yakima 8, Richland 7, Vancouver 39, Anacortes 26, Bellingham 36, Port Angeles 25, Port Townsend 19, Sedro-Woolley 46, Tatoosh Island 77, Vashon Island 46, Orcas Island 28, Wenatchee 8.8, Ellensburg 8.5, Shelton 66, Neah Bay 114, Upper Baker River 106.
Predictably, numbers of annual cloudy days — the entire state ranks high here compared to the rest of the country — follow suit, ranging in populated places from the low 160s in Walla Walla and Yakima to 241 at Stampede Pass, with the Seattle area registering in the low 200s.
Want distinct seasons and big swings? Central and Eastern Washington beckon. Colfax, on the Palouse River in Whitman County, has a record high of 109 and a record low of -33. Ellensburg is not far behind, with a record high of 110 and low of -31. Ephrata has been as hot as 115 and as cold as -24; Yakima registers a similar range of 110 and -25, raising serious questions about that "Palm Springs of the Northwest" boast.
BY NOW, you get the picture: On a state and even regional basis, our weather really isn't "our" weather at all, as much as it is a composite of many, many different small climates, thanks mostly to the influence of the Pacific Ocean and multiple mountain ranges (if you want to delve into all the science, Mass' "The Weather of the Pacific Northwest" is an excellent, well-illustrated treatise.)
The point: If you're not finding a climate to suit your taste between Long Beach and Metaline Falls, Blaine and Walla Walla, you're simply not looking hard enough.
By all means, if you're weather sensitive, check the charts and be careful about where you put down roots — and how deep they get. Around here, the stationary can survive, but the mobile thrive. The advice from Mass and others: Stick and move, people! No weather is so bad that it cannot serve as a negative example for the observant.
Even in a place where the dramatically different is just down the road, of course, not everyone can get away, at least for good. But honestly, doesn't it make you feel better — even a little — just to know you could?
Ron Judd is a Pacific NW staff writer. Reach him at email@example.com.


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Here is a very short guide what I would do directly after install.
Open a terminal and become root. (you type in su and hit enter and then give your root password)
Now the first thing would be to update the repository database:
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It will now tell you there is 1 update available, glibc. This is an update that always must be installed before anything else so go ahead.
After installation it will re-spawn Entropy and continue asking to install the additional updates.
We stop here and first install the new entropy code with a trick so it doesn't start pulling in huge dependency trees. Entropy does not need them to run anyway.
equo install entropy equo --relaxed
Once done we need to sort the mirrors. I noticed that on my test case it was set to a mirror in Australia. This is the other side of the globe and obviously not the best speedy connection I could get.
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- GA Airframe Manufacturers Embrace Fly-By-Wire
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- Embraer Legacy 450/500
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- The Future of FBW
Digital electronic flight control systems, commonly known as fly-by-wire (FBW) flight controls, increasingly are being used aboard business aircraft because they reduce pilot workload, increase safety margins, and prevent structural and aerodynamic limits from being inadvertently exceeded. Most airframers also include many other proprietary high-level functions and features in their FBW controls to make the aircraft easier to handle during abnormal or emergency conditions and thereby gain an advantage over other manufacturers.
In addition to the foregoing, "Fly-by-wire offers redundancy above and beyond what's necessary for certification. It's a standout in that respect," says Glenn Zwicker, chief engineer at Parker Aerospace, a leading provider of digital flight control hardware and software.
Airworthiness certification authorities typically require a one in 10 million probability of a catastrophic failure of a hydromechanical flight control system. FBW systems, in contrast, must meet a one in one billion probability of failure. Parker, among other leading FBW manufacturers, targets one in 10 billion probability of failure, notes Zwicker.
"This allows margin for common cause [catastrophic damage] associated with rotor burst or tire failure, along with bird strike or bomb blast. We design in multiple paths and multiple actuators to isolate local damage," he says.
FBW control systems have no mechanical connections between the cockpit controls and the flight control actuators. Instead, as the name implies, FBW systems have electrical links between the cockpit flight controls and the power control actuators attached to the flight control surfaces. The cockpit hand and foot controls have force and/or motion sensors that measure pilot inputs. The inputs are transmitted as electrical signals to the FBW system computers. Those boxes then send electrical signals to command the movement of the power control actuators that move the control surfaces.
In the most basic FBW Direct Law mode, control inputs by the flight crew result in direct and proportionate movement of the flight control surfaces. The only FBW components required are the electrical cockpit control position or force transducers, actuator control units and the electrohydraulic or all-electric power control actuators attached to the flight control surfaces. There also is a feedback loop that senses when the desired control surface deflection has been attained to tell the system when to stop commanding more movement.
Direct Law, along with other FBW modes, also requires uninterruptable electrical and hydraulic power supplies as there are no backup mechanical links between the cockpit controls and flight control surfaces or power control actuators. If all electrical and hydraulic power is lost, the aircraft will not respond to stick, yoke or rudder pedal inputs.
Direct Law doesn't provide any of the higher level FBW functions that distinguish digital flight controls from conventional hydromechanical-powered flight controls. As with conventional flight controls, it's up to the flight crews to avoid inadvertent stall, or over-speed, over-control and over-stress of the aircraft.
Higher level FBW functions, commonly known as Normal Law or Alternate Law functions, require a second set of computers that are capable of using inputs from several sensors, such as angle-of-attack (AOA), flap/slat and landing gear position sensors, air data and IRS/AHRS, weight-on-wheels and perhaps also radio altitude, as well as cockpit controls. The computers then shape, smooth and calculate the best aircraft behavior in response to pilot inputs, speed and configuration changes and autopilot commands, as well as other factors. The higher level law computers team with the actuator control units to determine optimum flight control response.
However, the term "optimum" is subject to a wide variety of interpretations depending upon the FBW flight control design philosophies of each aircraft manufacturer. Some high-level FBW functions, however, are common to virtually all civil aircraft and include yaw, spiral, static and dynamic pitch stability augmentation to reduce pilot workload. Most FBW systems also have soft or hard limiting for maximum AOA, Vmo/Mmo over-speed and over-stress.
"Once you have the algorithms, it's not difficult for the control laws to accomplish such functions," says David McLaughlin, Parker Aerospace's chief engineer for systems.
As noted, airframe manufacturers each add their own high-level FBW functions in order to differentiate their digital flight control systems from their competitors' designs.


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Salvation Army receives donations
Greene Lamp Head Start Highland 3 classroom collected two boxes of canned goods and donated them to the Salvation Army for its food drive. The 4-and 5-year-old students took them to the center and presented them to Maj. Robin Starr Dec. 11.
Bruce Hill and John Walters, field representatives with Woodmen of the World Life Insurance Society, presented Christmas stockings Dec. 13 to Star. For more information on Woodmen of the World, contact Hill at 252-521-2446 or Walters at 252-933-9088.
For more information on the Christmas Cheer Stocking Program, or other aspects of the Salvation Army, call Starr at 252-523-5175.
Farmer�s Market extends hours
The Lenoir County Farmer�s Market has extended its regular hours to accommodate last-minute holiday needs.
The market will be open regular hours today, with Bill Tilghman Produce, Ronnie Hanchey Produce, Big Oak Farms, Farm House Kitchen and Bakery, and Sweet Creations as on-site vendors.
Regular hours of operation also will apply Sunday, with Ronnie Hanchey Produce available beginning at 7:30 a.m. and Della�s Delights (Heather Wilson) on site from 3 to 5 p.m.
On Monday, Ronnie Hanchey Produce will be available until about 2 p.m. He also will be at the market Dec. 31 and on regular market days until his produce is gone.
The Farmer�s Market management team wishes all a Merry Christmas and the happiest of New Years. Plans already are in the making for spring and summer events, including a Re-opening and Blessing of the Crops party in April when the strawberries are ready, a bicycle Tour de Farm in April, and Business after Hours on June 11.
Meanwhile, know that the farmers are busily preparing their land for the planting of next year's crops. They have very little time to rest. Keep them in your heart.
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Lenoir Memorial Hospital�s Minges Wellness Center is celebrating the New Year with a new rate.
Beginning Jan. 2, the monthly rate will decrease to $20 a month. This means that there will be no excuse to get that exercise program started.
The new rate includes a wide variety of weekly group exercise classes, including Body Blitz, Easy Does It, Zumba, Tai Chi, Yoga, and other beginner�s level classes. Members will be able to continue to pay monthly, with no annual contract.
New members will pay a one-time $10 initiation fee that will include supplies necessary for membership. All January members will receive a 2013 monthly wellness calendar.
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BDSM includes: "intimate activities within the scope of informed consent that is freely given."
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The BDSM-Leather-Fetish communities recognize the phrase "Safe, Sane, Consensual" as the best brief summary of principles guiding BDSM practices:
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Informed consent must be judged by balancing the following criteria for each encounter at the time the acts occurred:
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- Were there factors that negated the informed consent?
- What is the relationship of the participants?
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Whether an individual's role is top/dominant or bottom/submissive, they could be suffering abuse if they answer no to any of the following questions:
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- Is your relationship built on honesty, trust, and respect?
- Are you able to express feelings of guilt or jealousy or unhappiness?
- Can you function in everyday life?
- Can you refuse to do illegal activities?
- Can you insist on safe sex practices?
- Can you choose to interact freely with others outside of your relationship?
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You can move an email address from one plan to another. For example, you might want to move an email address to a plan with more storage space available.
- Log in to your Workspace Email account and open your product. (Need help logging in?)
- Click Manage.
- Select the the email address you want to move, and click Switch Plans.
- In the Switch Plans dialog box, select the plan you want to move the email address to.
Note: If you select a plan in a different region, all Workspace email addresses for your domain name must be moved to that region.
If you attempt to move more email addresses than you have space for in the plan you selected, the Workspace Control Center displays available plans to move the remaining addresses to.
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and drop it into the relevant folder.
and drop it into the relevant folder.
For example, if you wish to run
For example, if you wish to run .service daily (which runs mlocate), you would create the following file:
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-daily.target.wants/
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-daily.target.wants/.service
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Revision as of 21:47, 3 November 2013
systemd System and Service Manager
What is this?
systemd is a system and service manager for Linux, compatible with SysV and LSB init scripts.
systemd provides aggressive parallelization capabilities, uses socket and D-Bus activation for starting services,
offers on-demand starting of daemons, keeps track of processes using Linux control groups,
supports snapshotting and restoring of the system state, maintains mount and automount points
and implements an elaborate transactional dependency-based service control logic.
The ($) and (#) signs before all commands, just indicates how to enter the commands.
so don't actually type them. (#) means you have to be root, ($) means normal user
- 1 systemctl usage
- 2 journalctl usage
- 3 systemd timers
- 4 analyzing and performance
- 5 debugging
- 6 tips and tricks
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systemctl usage
the basics
journalctl usage
the basics
let's start with some basics. To access the logs of the journal use the journalctl tool.
To have a first look at the logs, just type in:
# journalctl
If you run this as root you will see all logs generated on the system, from system components the same way
as for logged in users. The output you will get looks like a pixel-perfect copy of the traditional /var/log/messages format,
but actually has a couple of improvements over it:
- Lines of error priority (and higher) will be highlighted red.
- Lines of notice/warning priority will be highlighted bold.
- The timestamps are converted into your local time-zone.
- The output is auto-paged with your pager of choice (defaults to less).
This will show all available data, including rotated logs.
Access Control
Browsing logs this way is already pretty nice.
But requiring to be root sucks of course, even administrators tend to do most of their work as unprivileged users these days.
By default, Journal users can only watch their own logs, unless they are root or in the adm group.
To make watching system logs more fun, you could add yourselve to adm:
# usermod -a -G adm yourusername
After logging out and back in as yourusername you have access to the full journal of the system and all users:
$ journalctl
Live View
If invoked without parameters journalctl will show you the current log database.
Sometimes one needs to watch logs as they grow, where one previously used tail -f /var/log/messages:
$ journalctl -f
Yes, this does exactly what you expect it to do: it will show you the last ten logs lines,
and then wait for changes and show them as they take place.
Basic Filtering
When invoking journalctl without parameters you'll see the whole set of logs, beginning with the oldest message stored.
That of course, can be a lot of data. Much more useful is just viewing the logs of the current boot:
$ journalctl -b
This will show you only the logs of the current boot, with all the gimmicks mentioned.
But sometimes even this is way too much data to process.
So let's just listing all the real issues to care about: all messages of priority levels ERRORS and worse,
from the current boot:
$ journalctl -b -p err
But, if you reboot only seldom the -b makes little sense, filtering based on time is much more useful:
$ journalctl --since=yesterday
And there you go, all log messages from the day before at 00:00 in the morning until right now. Awesome!
Of course, we can combine this with -p err or a similar match. But suppose, we are looking for something that happened on the
15th of October, or was it the 16th?
$ journalctl --since=2012-10-15 --until="2011-10-16 23:59:59"
And there we go, we found what we were looking for. But i noticed that some CGI script in Apache was acting up earlier today, let's see what Apache logged at that time:
$ journalctl -u httpd --since=00:00 --until=9:30
There we found it. But... , wasn't there an issue with that disk /dev/sdc? Let's figure out what was going on there:
$ journalctl /dev/sdc
Ouch ! a disk error! Hmm, maybe quickly replace the disk before we lose data.
Wait... didn't I see that the vpnc binary was nagging? Let's check for that:
$ journalctl /usr/sbin/vpnc
I don't get this, this seems to be some weird interaction with dhclient, let's see both outputs, interleaved:
$ journalctl /usr/sbin/vpnc /usr/sbin/dhclient
As you can see here with the given examples, Journalctl is a pretty advanced tool, than can track down pretty much anything.
But we're not done yet. Journalctl has some more to offer, which will be showed in the section Advanced Usage.
Advanced Filtering
Internally systemd stores each log entry with a set of implicit meta data.
This meta data looks a lot like an environment block, but actually is a bit more powerful.
This implicit meta data is collected for each and every log message, without user intervention.
The data will be there, and wait to be used by you. Let's see how this looks:
$ journalctl -o verbose -n $ Fri, 2013-11-01 19:22:34 CET [s=ac9e9c423355411d87bf0ba1a9b424e8;i=4301;b=5335e9cf5d954633bb99aefc0ec38c25;m=882ee28d2;t=4ccc0f98326e6;x=f21e8b1b0994d7ee] PRIORITY=6 SYSLOG_FACILITY=3 _MACHINE_ID=a91663387a90b89f185d4e860000001a _HOSTNAME=epsilon _TRANSPORT=syslog SYSLOG_IDENTIFIER=avahi-daemon _COMM=avahi-daemon _EXE=/usr/sbin/avahi-daemon _SYSTEMD_CGROUP=/system/avahi-daemon.service _SYSTEMD_UNIT=avahi-daemon.service _SELINUX_CONTEXT=system_u:system_r:avahi_t:s0 _UID=70 _GID=70 _CMDLINE=avahi-daemon: registering [epsilon.local] MESSAGE=Joining mDNS multicast group on interface wlan0.IPv4 with address 172.31.0.53. _BOOT_ID=5335e9cf5d954633bb99aefc0ec38c25 _PID=27937 SYSLOG_PID=27937 _SOURCE_REALTIME_TIMESTAMP=1351029098747042
(I cut out a lot here, I don't want to make this story overly long. Without the -n parameter it shows you
the last 10 log entries, but I cut out all but the last.)
With the -o verbose switch we enabled verbose output. Instead of showing a pixel-perfect copy of classic
/var/log/messages that only includes a minimimal subset of what is available,
we now see all the details the journal has about each entry, but it's highly interesting: there is user credential information.
Now, as it turns out the journal database is indexed by all of these fields, out-of-the-box! Let's try this out:
$ journalctl _UID=70
And there you go, this will show all log messages logged from Linux user ID 70.
As it turns out you can easily combine these matches:
$ journalctl _UID=70 _UID=71
Specifying two matches for the same field will result in a logical OR combination of the matches.
All entries matching either will be shown, i.e. all messages from either UID 70 or 71
If you specify two matches for different field names, they will be combined with a logical AND.
All entries matching both will be shown now, meaning that all messages from processes named avahi-daemon and host bwg-inc.
$ journalctl _HOSTNAME=bwg-inc _COMM=avahi-daemon
But of course, that's not fancy enough for us. We must go deeper:
$ journalctl _HOSTNAME=bwg-inc _UID=70 + _HOSTNAME=epsilon _COMM=avahi-daemon
The + is an explicit OR you can use in addition to the implied OR when you match the same field twice.
The line above means: show me everything from host bwg-inc with UID 70, or of host epsilon with a process name of avahi-daemon.
And now it becomes Magic
Who can remember all those values a field can take in the journal, I mean, who has that kind of photographic memory?
Well, the journal has:
$ journalctl -F _SYSTEMD_UNIT
This will show us all values the field _SYSTEMD_UNIT takes in the database, or in other words:
the names of all systemd services which ever logged into the journal. This makes it super-easy to build nice matches.
systemd timers
Systemd is capable of taking on a significant subset of the functionality of Cron through
built-in support for calendar time events as well as monotonic time events.
While we previously used Cron, systemd also provides a good structure to set up Cron-
Running a single script
Let's say you have a script /usr/local/bin/myscript that you want to run every hour.
- service file
First, create a service file, and put it in /etc/systemd/system/
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/myscript.service
with the following content:
[Unit] Description=MyScript [Service] Type=simple ExecStart=/usr/local/bin/myscript
Note that it is important to set the Type variable to be "simple", not "oneshot".
Using "oneshot" makes it so that the script will be run the first time, and then systemd
thinks that you don't want to run it again, and will turn off the timer we make next.
- timer file
Next, create a timer file, and put it also in the same directory as the service file above.
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/myscript.timer
with the following content:
[Unit] Description=Runs myscript every hour [Timer] # Time to wait after booting before we run first time OnBootSec=10min # Time between running each consecutive time OnUnitActiveSec=1h Unit=myscript.service [Install] WantedBy=multi-user.target
- enable/start
Rather than starting / enabling the service file, you use the timer.
# systemctl start myscript.timer
and enable it with each boot:
# systemctl enable myscript.timer
Running Multiple Scripts on the Same Timer
Now let's say there are a bunch of scripts you want to run, all at the same time.
In this case, you will want make a couple changes on the above formula.
- service files
Create the service files to run your scripts as showed previously,
but include the following section at the end of each service file:
[Install] WantedBy=mytimer.target
If there is any ordering dependency in your service files, be sure you specify it with
the After=something.service and/or Before=whatever.service parameters within the
Description section.
- timer file
You only need a single timer file. Create mytimer.timer, as outlined above.
- target file
You can create the target that all these scripts depend upon.,
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/mytimer.target
with the following content:
[Unit] Description=Mytimer # Lots more stuff could go here, but it's situational. # Look at systemd.unit man page.
- enable/start
You need to enable each of the service files, as well as the timer:
systemctl enable script1.service systemctl enable script2.service ... systemctl enable mytimer.timer systemctl start mytimer.service
Hourly, daily and weekly events
One strategy which can be used for creating this functionality is through timers
which call in targets. All services which need to be run hourly can be called in as dependencies
of these targets.
First, the creation of a few directories is required:
# mkdir /etc/systemd/system/timer-{hourly,daily,weekly}.target.wants
The following files will need to be created in the paths specified in order for this to work.
- hourly events
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-hourly.timer
with it's content:
[Unit] Description=Hourly Timer [Timer] OnBootSec=5min OnUnitActiveSec=1h Unit=timer-hourly.target [Install] WantedBy=basic.target
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-hourly.target
with it's content:
[Unit] Description=Hourly Timer Target StopWhenUnneeded=yes
- daily events
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-daily.timer
[Unit] Description=Daily Timer [Timer] OnBootSec=10min OnUnitActiveSec=1d Unit=timer-daily.target [Install] WantedBy=basic.target
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-daily.target
[Unit] Description=Daily Timer Target StopWhenUnneeded=yes
- weekly events
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-weekly.timer
[Unit] Description=Weekly Timer [Timer] OnBootSec=15min OnUnitActiveSec=1w Unit=timer-weekly.target [Install] WantedBy=basic.target
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-weekly.target
[Unit] Description=Weekly Timer Target StopWhenUnneeded=yes
- adding events
Adding events to these targets is as easy as dropping them into the correct wants folder.
So if you wish for a particular event to take place daily, create a systemd service file
and drop it into the relevant folder.
For example, if you wish to run mlocate-update.service daily (which runs mlocate), you would create the following file:
# nano -w /etc/systemd/system/timer-daily.target.wants/mlocate-update.service
[Unit] Description=updates the mlocate database [Service] User= # Add a user if you wish the service to be executes as a particular user, else delete this line Type= # Simple by default, change it if you know what you are doing, else delete this line Nice=19 IOSchedulingClass=2 IOSchedulingPriority=7 ExecStart=/usr/bin/updatedb --option1 --option2 # More than one ExecStart can be used if required


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