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Rimmer, S. and German, Matthew J. and Maughan, J. and Sun, Y. and Fullwood, Nigel J. and Ebdon, J. and Macneil, S. (2005) Synthesis and properties of amphiphilic networks 3 : preparation and characterisation of block conetworks of poly(butyl methacrylate-block-(2,3 propandiol-1-methacrylate-stat-ethandiol dimethacrylate)). Biomaterials, 26 (15). pp. 2219-2230. ISSN 0142-9612
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Amphiphilic conetwork polymers were prepared and studied as substrates in the culture of dermal fibroblasts. Both block and random conetworks polymers were produced by radical polymerization of either low-molecular weight monomers or oligomeric macromonomers. The oligomeric macromonomers were prepared by methacrylation of biscarboxy oligo(butyl methacrylates) (OBMA). The latter were synthesized by ozononolysis of poly(butyl methacrylate-co-butadiene) materials. The hydrophilic component was derived from copolymerization with 2,3 propandiol-1-methacrylate and cross-linking was provided by inclusion of ethandiol dimethacrylate (EDMA). None of the synthesized materials showed indications of cytotoxicity to human dermal fibroblasts. All of the block conetworks were highly phase separated and possessed pores on the micron length scale. The equilibrium water contents of the latter could be controlled by addition of EDMA. Block conetworks that did not contain EDMA were highly swollen and had smoother surfaces than those that contained EDMA. The former were poor substrates for cell proliferation (as measured by monitoring DNA content) whilst the latter class gave increasing levels of DNA during culture; an indicator proliferation. The performance of these materials in cell culture was also dependent on the fraction of OBMA in the formulation. Increasing the fractions of BMA, either in the random terpolymer or block networks, system had the effect of increasing both cell proliferation and viability (as measured by the Alamar Blue assay).
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Ampiphilic network ; Hydrogel ; Fibroblast ; Cell proliferation ; Methacrylate |
Subjects: | Q Science > QH Natural history > QH301 Biology |
Departments: | Faculty of Science and Technology > Physics Faculty of Health and Medicine > Health Research Faculty of Health and Medicine > Biomedical & Life Sciences |
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Deposited By: | Dr Nigel J Fullwood |
Deposited On: | 23 May 2008 13:54 |
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Earlier, this blog endorsed Mike Huckabee for the GOP presidential nomination. I am putting that endorsement on hold until further notice. There are questions that have been raised about theology, taxation views, immigration, and other important areas, and thus far I am not satisfied with the answers.
I am going to wait a bit longer in the primary season to see how Huckabee answers some of these concerns. If you've noticed, all of a sudden he's the man of the hour, and some of the people beginning to talk favorably about him make me nervous, including the Council on Foreign Relations.
Don't get me wrong. I like Mike Huckabee, and think the potential is there. But on some issues his conservative credentials need beefing up, and not just for the election. I want him to "get it," and get it from the heart. I might reinstate my endorsement.
Then again, I may not. I probably shouldn't have endorsed so early on, but I have been so dissatisfied with the "front runners" i.e. Giuliani and Romney, that I wanted to express my support for a solid conservative Christian candidate.
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In the century-old history of screen images, it is hard to think of any single shot as shocking as the one on Thursday night when a limo door opened in east London and out she popped. I've been raiding the memory vaults for anything to compare with the astonishment provoked by Germaine Greer's arrival in the Big Brother house, and the best I can do is Jessica Lange's reaction when Dustin Hoffman tore off his wig and dropped his voice by 17 octaves at the end of Tootsie. Students of surreal broadcasting may posit the visit to Nelson Mandela's garden of Alan Titchmarsh, to install a water feature, as a closer analogy for the televisual mingling of Greer and John McCririck, whose feminist credentials may intrigue the professor when they get down to deconstructing the works of Andrea Dworkin in the hot tub. Bizarrely, it might have been even weirder. Sources at Endemol, the programme's makers, hint that Commons media select committee supremo Sir Gerald Kaufman was close to signing up a fortnight ago, only pulling out when he was offered the role of the Childcatcher in the Batley and Spen Am-Dram Society's forthcoming revival of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang. Even so, this is weird enough for most tastes, and I can barely wait for the torrent of wrathful "think pieces" on the death of modern culture in the Daily Mail (where have you gone, Mad Melanie Phillips? A lonely nation turns its eyes to you). As for Professor Greer, a lovable if tetchy eccentric, I can't help wistfully recalling the raven-haired stunna who took on and slew Norman Mailer at that fabled New York Town Hall feminism debate in 1971, the year after The Female Eunuch's publication, addressing the braggartly Neanderthal by the endearment "c***y". From Mailer to McCririck in 35 years. Who shall say that isn't progress?
* More worry, would you believe it, in the endlessly troubled life of Telegraph prophetess of doom Janet Daley. The latest disaster to strike Janet, who is still coming to terms with the power cuts during the 1973 miner's strike, is a burglary. Her daughter and son-in-law were done over, she relates, just before Christmas, returning to find not only a smashed door and the presents gone from under the tree, but "their cat cowering on the bed, amid the debris of emptied drawers; a terrified witness". And all this in "one of the leafiest of Hertfordshire towns". One expects traumatised pet witnesses in centres of urban deprivation, of course, but in the Home Counties... All we can do is join Janet in blaming "the confederacy of liberal opinion formers" for the outrage (yes, Polly Toynbee, and what's your alibi?). As for the cat, we would remind it of the new Feline Witness Protection Scheme, should the matter come to trial.
To the Radio Five Live reporter outside Big Ben last Wednesday at the start of the three-minute silence, who insisted that the catastrophe lay beyond the descriptive power of the English language: have you ever thought about trying another career? One that doesn't involve words?
* New subscribers to The Spectator are being sent a letter of confirmation. "I hope this is the start," this concludes, "of a long relationship. Yours sincerely, Kimberly Quinn". We've all heard the rumours about the list of names that may feature in your diary, Kimberly, but not every new reader, surely?
* A joy to hear Geoffrey Boycott share his thoughts on England's tour to South Africa on Radio Five. His little exchanges with female presenters, whom he invariably calls "love", are a particular delight (if only he could be in the Big Brother house with Professor Greer). Geoffrey's relationships with women haven't always been so mannerly, of course, what with that French conviction for beating his then girlfriend in a hotel room. Meanwhile, Stan Collymore remains in the wilderness, having been dropped by the same station as a football summariser - work offered to him, by the way, long after he whacked Ulrika in a Paris bar - for having sex in car parks. When it comes to personal morality, it seems that Radio Five is trapped in what Geoffrey knows as the corridor of uncertainty.
* Having touched last week on media figures missing from the New Year Honours, we come belatedly to the most scandalous omission of all. "Here is a man who had an operation on his heart only a few months ago," writes Mary Ann Sieghart in The Times, dismissing any notion that Mr Blair might have returned early from his hols, "and facing his most gruelling year ahead... Personally, I would prefer the man running our country to be energetic and healthy, rather than haggard and sleep-deprived." What exactly does a girl have to do to get a peerage round here?
* Finally, to another Blairite cheerleader writing in the New Labour house bulletin known as The Times. The reason Mr Blair declines to appear in a US-style live television election debate, explains Alastair Campbell, has nothing to do with him running scared, and everything to do with broadcasters "incapable of discussing and negotiating the detail without it all being made public". The way some people will leak everything to friendly hacks... the mystery is how one of Alastair's exquisite sensibilities lasted so long in such a dishonourable world.


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Over 60 years of sleeping in the same bed, holding hands as you kissed over breakfast, and saying your prayers together at night.
Over 60 years of being there for each other through good and bad, joy and sorrow, laughter and tears, ecstasy and pain.
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Awesome Dad it was even better in your voice! I think you should get a job recording books on "tape"
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Large limited edition lithograph with red sumi-e brush stroke by Toko Shinoda (b. 1913) titled "Dawning." This early undated image is pencil-signed, titled, and numbered 9/20 at the lower right. Paper size: 25"V x 18 3/4"H. Very good overall condition. There are three small pieces of linen tape on the reverse top edge and a few tiny red pigment marks on the back. There is a very slight crinkle in the paper at the upper left that is more obvious in the pictures than the print itself. This print is from a Phoenix, Arizona estate. It was originally purchased from the Tolman Collection.


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Lake of Fire and Ice
Brenda M. Wolfensberger 7/22/2005 8:45:35 PM
What a breathtaking image Marc. You have captured it perfectly. #282537Jeffrey D. Ziebell 7/22/2005 9:03:17 PM
I agree with Brenda, this is Fantastic, well done Marc, great shot. #1623311David Reed 7/22/2005 9:11:28 PM
Outstanding shot. Great colors. #1623367Michael C. Fegan 7/22/2005 11:25:30 PM
Very cool. #1623930Carolyn M. Fletcher 7/23/2005 2:46:16 AM
If this isn't a winner, somebody needs their head examined! Just fantastic! #1624409Marc A. Bailey 7/23/2005 6:43:44 AM
this is awesome! absolutely breathtaking, I would definately hang it on my wall - it really draws you into the picture, a sure finalist! #1625286Jay Patel 7/25/2005 1:35:49 AM
Awesome light. One of my favorites within your gallery. #1634079Sandy Landon 8/20/2005 2:08:17 PM
Beautiful!! COngrats!! #1739985Brenda M. Wolfensberger 8/20/2005 3:14:33 PM
Congrats on being a finalist! #1740868Serena Pierce 8/20/2005 8:16:27 PM
Beautiful Marc! Congratulations!! #1743439Ken Grooms 8/20/2005 8:36:47 PM
Congratulations, Marc!You are the next Galen Rowell!
You deserve the Gold Medal in this category EVERY MONTH!
Jennifer S 8/21/2005 6:41:19 AM
Absolutely fantastic, Marc!! Congratulations on being finalist! #1745194Frederic David 8/21/2005 6:46:49 AM
Amazing light for an unreal atmosphere!fred #1745240
Chris Macer 8/21/2005 9:23:09 AM
Amazing landscape. The lighting is perfect. Congrats on the finalist! Well deserved and good luck! #1746197Jeff Robinson 8/21/2005 11:20:02 AM
Congrats Marc on your stunning Finalist! Jeff #1746675The Judges at BetterPhoto.com 8/21/2005 1:12:37 PM
Technically and aesthetically well done! #1747074robert burks 8/21/2005 6:04:56 PM
...incredible image Marc...captured perfectly...well done@ #1748061Siete Meeter 8/22/2005 11:59:12 AM
Great image! Congratulations!!#1751744
Lori Carlson 8/22/2005 1:21:15 PM
Congrats on this, just one of your many inspiring images Marc!! :0) #1752216Cora Miller 8/22/2005 11:44:34 PM
The etched ice reflecting the awesome light is absolutely spectacular! Congratulations on your win! #1754127Francis Cailles 8/22/2005 11:45:42 PM
Congratulations, Marc. I love this shot, as I do most of your work. This deserves first place IMVHO. This touches me in ways the current Landscape Category winner can never do. I think photography is all about emotion, and this image is oozing with it. This is the First Prize winner as far as I'm concerned. And I really mean it. #1754128Ken Grooms 8/23/2005 5:24:42 AM
Congratulations, Galen! #1755364Linda Murphy 8/23/2005 6:36:55 AM
So wonderful Marc. Congrats! #1755818Jennifer Rennison 8/23/2005 7:26:06 AM
Congratulations on your gorgeous win, Marc!! #1756081Jay Patel 8/23/2005 9:11:44 AM
This is one of my favorite shots from your gallery. Awesome lighting!! #1756447Joy Rector 8/23/2005 10:07:41 AM
congrats on your win #1756614Karen Seargeant 8/23/2005 10:41:44 AM
WOW! This is beautiful! Congrats on the win! #1756738Wendy Stevenson 8/23/2005 1:08:31 PM
Congratulations on this very beautiful win!!! #1757267James Reininger 8/23/2005 1:12:46 PM
Wonderful image. #1757276bob cornelison 8/26/2005 9:30:06 AM
Congrats! This is really pretty!Susie Peek-Swint 8/30/2005 12:19:34 AM
Breathtaking image ~ congrats on your win and POTD! #1783040Joline Frazier 8/30/2005 2:44:45 AM
This is a magnificent photo. Congratulations on your POTD and your win. It is spectacular. #1783285Jessica L. Richard 8/30/2005 3:22:22 AM
fantastic image, very beautiful! congrats on POTD! #1783380Susana Matos 8/30/2005 3:23:01 AM
most amazing gallery and wonderful winner!!Cheers from Portugal, Su #1783385
Mary Timman 8/30/2005 3:32:18 AM
Beautiful sunset. Such great lighting. Congrats on PotD. #1783433Donna Dunbar 8/30/2005 3:37:48 AM
I never saw this the first time but when I saw it I gasped this is absolutely gorgeous and a well deserving POTD!!!! #1783460Lisa M. Austin 8/30/2005 4:08:16 AM
WOW.........................what great photographers there are on this site!Awesome! #1783578
Scott Pedersen 8/30/2005 4:13:02 AM
Excellent. good prespective and lighting #1783606Scott Pedersen 8/30/2005 4:13:02 AM
Excellent. good prespective and lighting #1783607Tammy L. McKaskle 8/30/2005 4:17:14 AM
WOW! I am in awe and speachless. Congratulations! #1783626Laura Clay-Ballard 8/30/2005 4:18:23 AM
goreous. congrats. #1783634Els De Winter 8/30/2005 4:25:03 AM
Wowwwww! Breathtaking! Stunning photo, Marc!! #1783663Wendy Stevenson 8/30/2005 5:07:15 AM
Stunningly beautiful Marc!! Conjgratulations on your POTD!!!! #1783778Kerby Pfrangle 8/30/2005 5:10:42 AM
Marc congratulations on POTD.Beautiful image and very well deserved.
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Christy L. Densmore 8/30/2005 5:18:56 AM
Congratulations on POTD and your second place win. This shot is just amazing, wonderful. #1783804Joy Rector 8/30/2005 5:21:40 AM
congrats on your POTD #1783809Amanda C. Weightman 8/30/2005 5:53:04 AM
All I can say is WOW! I wish I had the talent you have for photography. Congrats! #1783956Doug Taylor 8/30/2005 5:57:43 AM
Fabulous shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! #1783986Lisa Clark 8/30/2005 6:02:50 AM
Very impressive work. Congratulations on POTD and Second Place Win!! #1784024Jane Sampson 8/30/2005 6:17:07 AM
Can't wait to see this hanging in my gallery Marc. ;) #1784137Lisa C. Harness 8/30/2005 6:30:28 AM
Marc, congratulations on your contest win and POTD. This is a stunning image - it draws your attention right into the light. How exciting it must have been to see this scene in person.The Jefferson wilderness area / Central Oregon is a beautiful place. Our family spent many (20+) years camping in the more remote parts of the Metolius / Jack Creek / Abbot Creek / Lake Creek / Canyon Creek areas. I haven't had the courage to go back yet since the devastating fires in 2003.
Ah, but I digress - my apologies. This is what photographs should do - evoke a mood, stir up memories.
Again, congratulations, Marc. What a fantastic image!
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Ed Heaton 8/30/2005 6:41:32 AM
Excellent image Marc, Congrats on POTD! #1784307Elisabeth A. Gay 8/30/2005 6:59:26 AM
This is gorgeous Marc! CongratulationsJessica Lee 8/30/2005 7:03:59 AM
You've captured the beauty of the landscape. This picture makes me want to be there!Great work of art! Congrats. #1784458
Kathleen R. Struckle 8/30/2005 7:11:27 AM
This is absolutely gorgeous!! Congrats on POTD!! #1784506Leanne M.E. Boyd 8/30/2005 7:17:31 AM
An absolutely gorgeous, jaw dropping picture. The colour and dimentions are breathtaking - That is why it has won both in the contest and POTD - Congratulations Marc, well deserved! #1784538Melissa L. Zavadil 8/30/2005 7:17:54 AM
Spectacular photo of the day!! Congrats what an awesome shot!! #1784542Kaylee Mendonca 8/30/2005 7:26:21 AM
That's gorgeous! #1784579Kirsi Bertolini 8/30/2005 7:29:03 AM
You just HAVE to stare at this one for a while! It is so powerful and well captured! Photography at its absolute best! #1784598bob cornelison 8/30/2005 7:36:12 AM
Congrats on POTD! It is a work of art!Kay Beausoleil 8/30/2005 7:44:55 AM
Congratulations, Marc, on your beautiful POTD! #1784745Victoria Gonzalez 8/30/2005 8:09:11 AM
oh, My! It's absolutely gorgeous! Congratulations #1784914Theresa M. VanderStaay 8/30/2005 8:25:38 AM
Congratulations! Your work is just amazing. I looked at your gallery and you have the most beautiful photographs. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.....Theresa #1784999Rick Siegert 8/30/2005 8:28:25 AM
The photo is breathtaking. Where was it taken? #1785008Luhut Napitupulu 8/30/2005 8:49:00 AM
It is breathtaking! This is really an awesome shot, Marc! Congratulations on being Finalist and POTD! #1785104Melody Molinaro 8/30/2005 9:42:54 AM
Oh this is just incredibly beautiful #1785276Melody Molinaro 8/30/2005 9:43:04 AM
Oh this is just incredibly beautiful #1785277Lynne M. Rowe 8/30/2005 10:46:02 AM
This Photo is beautiful. AWSOME congrats #1785497Jenny Bosmans 8/30/2005 1:02:41 PM
Stunning image indeed!! Congratulations on your win and on POTD! Well deserved! #1786055Mary Clarke 8/30/2005 1:07:26 PM
Congratulaions on your POTD, and what a wonderful image Marc. #1786069Terry L. Ellis 8/30/2005 1:52:13 PM
Stunning image, Marc! Congratulations on your second place win and your fab POTD!!! Well deserved!!!!!!!!!!!!! #1786199Lori Carlson 8/30/2005 4:17:30 PM
Offering you yet another Congratulations now on your POTD!! Great work Marc!! :0) #1786620Anita Taylor 8/30/2005 6:15:46 PM
Incredible, stunning image, Marc! Congrats on second place and POTD!!! #1786921Mary E. Heinz 8/30/2005 6:58:30 PM
Awesome. Great capture. #1787030Lorraine T. Lynch 8/30/2005 7:02:36 PM
Photography at it's best! So beautiful Marc! Congratulations! #1787037Beau Hudspeth Photography 8/30/2005 7:06:01 PM
It is obvious why it was chosen as a winner. Great Shot! #1787048Muneer T. Al-Awami 8/30/2005 9:43:50 PM
Outstanding shot. Great colors #1787404Luciano Imperadori 8/30/2005 10:28:58 PM
Very suggestive. Congratulations from Italy #1787451Robert L. Andersen 8/30/2005 11:07:00 PM
What an Oustanding, Incredibly Gorgeous Image !! Congratulations !! #1787472Vernon Fletcher 8/31/2005 6:44:22 AM
Fantastic. Congratulations on your POTD #1788632Jacqueline C. Harmon 8/31/2005 7:37:33 AM
wonderful photograph. you did a superb job. congrats on a well deserved potd! #1788870Virginia L. Allison 9/1/2005 4:41:59 AM
Marc....beautiful. I'm not sure that words can do this one justice. Wow. #1791996Claudette Foote 9/2/2005 6:35:04 AM
Fantastic. Congratulations on your POTD #1796265Sharon McClung 9/3/2005 11:10:50 AM
Postively beautiful. Great capture. Congratulations on POTD and on placing. Well deserved! #1799180Donna LaMattino Pagakis 9/8/2005 1:54:19 PM
Truly beautiful, congrats!! #1815219Birgit Klee 9/12/2005 11:48:21 PM
One of the most beautiful and special sunsets I have ever seen... The ice make a fantastic effect!!! Faboulous!!!Dorann Weber 9/18/2005 7:03:41 PM
Simply a beautiful breathtaking photo... Wish I could have experienced being there..~!Congratulation's on your win.. #1853009Christopher M. Wisker 2/17/2006 1:59:53 PM
Wonderful Colors, Light, and sharpnessDennis Walton 8/11/2007 10:32:47 AM
Really beautiful work. This is a high quality scan.What scanner did you use?Theresa M. VanderStaay 11/25/2007 6:46:45 PM
Marc, this is amazing as I am sure the experience was also...The colors are breathtaking...The sharpness and clarity all around is perfect...Congrat's on your win and POD...It's well deserved....Tessa #5123353Strong winds carved textures into the surface of the icy pond reflecting a powerful sunset after the storm. Captured somewhere in the Jefferson wilderness of Oregon. Canon 17-40L Lens. Fuji Velvia 50rvp. Hoya polarizing and Singh Ray 3 stop GND filters.
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Our doctor encouraged us to get vaccinations for our little girls, but we were nervous about vaccinating babies. Some say there may be a connection between vaccinating and autism. People said our babies were really alert, and I wondered if that was because we didn't do all the shots. Not sure what is best to do, but it seems smart to at least wait on some of the vaccinations until kids are older.


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I've taught television, film, and new media courses since 1977–at Northwestern University, the University of Alabama and the University of Arizona. To support my television courses, I wrote the textbook, Television: Critical Methods and Applications–now in its fourth edition. (Read more about teaching activities.)
I'm currently working on a book on the sitcom for Routledge. My previous book project, Television Style, was also published by Routledge (2009).
I've edited one anthology, Star Texts: Image and Performance in Film and Television, and published articles on Mad Men, ER, Roseanne, Miami Vice, Imitation of Life, soap opera, the sitcom, and other topics in journals such as Cinema Journal, Journal of Film and Video, and Screen. (Read more about research activities.)
For some time now I've been active in online educational resources for film/TV studies. I created Screen-L and ScreenSite, two of the earliest Internet resources for film/TV teachers/students; and I served as the Society for Cinema and Media Studies' first information technology officer. (Read more about online and media projects.)
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But but but… don't they know video games cause gun violence? They need the NRA – stat!
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But but but… don't they know video games cause gun violence? They need the NRA – stat!
Next stop, Thunderdome!
Thunderdome's been cancelled. They've just shipped all the refugees off to Malaysia instead.
Next stop, Guruhdome!
…Actually, now you've got me wondering if there are Malaysian post-apocalyptic movies.
Wouldn't this post fall under the category of blatantly bringing politics utterly irrelevant to the topic at hand?
The sort of thing that gets posts removed during any talk of US elections?
Well I could have proposed to compare and contrast American and Australian attitudes toward violent video games, both of which have recently been in the news. But it's not as funny that way.
I was responding to Antinous' comments regarding refugee policy in Australia.
I am usually one of the first people against censorship. With all of the violence and gun debate in the US right now…. Is it really a good time to do this?
I'm not convinced.
It's difficult to obtain real guns in Australia. Why obsess over virtual ones? Let the culture wars commence!
There is a potentially serious risk that the local wildlife will learn the wrong lessons from titles like "Outback Envenomator 3: Tainted Blood". I'm told that the sections where you use your wiimote to trigger your character's venomous strikes against unprotected ankles are harrowingly realistic…
Not really. I've got a police station about a klick half down the road, all I'd have to do would be swing by with the appropriate ID, fill out the paperwork, pay the fee, BLAM, after a bit of a short wait, I'm licensed. Purchase permits are only slightly harder to get.
However, I will note – It's easier for me to get a .308 rifle than it is to get an airsoft gun here. Because airsoft guns are all but outlawed, and are treated as real firearms by the law. As in, you will go to jail for a number of years, for owning a childeren's toy.
Our gun laws are kinda really fucked up.
Given the, er, how to be charitable here… utter dearth of evidence despite repeated study that violent video games are causally related to violence, I'd say that it's as good a time as any.
Also, I strongly doubt that you are 'usually one of the first people against censorship' with an attitude like that.
That was possibly the most charitable thing I've seen today apart from the Jay Lake fundraiser. Well said.
Australian legislators aren't going to care much about US politics, and in any event this change has been on the way for many years.
So Australia shouldn't follow the rest of the developed world in having an adult classification for videogames because the on the opposite side of the world (with far more liberal gun laws) keep shooting each other?
Your logic, isn't logic.
We actually "Did this" in June last year, six months ago, it's just that it came into effect on the first of January, this year.
Or, to paraphrase the great scholar and prophet Black Dynamite: We legislated that shit before you even walked in the room!
"an inane franchise slasher"
Too bad about Ninja Gaiden, it was one of the greatest 8-bit game series ever. (And predicted the Age of Eternal Darkness that we are living in now, but I'm presuming Jaquio won.)
I don't mean to be the voice of reason (or facts), but…
> For years, Australia's censors effectively banned games with graphic violence, making titles such as Grand Theft Auto and Mortal Kombat hard to charge money for.
Well, no. Games with extreme graphic violence, those that pushed the R18 rating to its limit, were _sometimes banned_. More often than not they were allowed for sale unedited, usually squeezed into the MA15+ rating bracket. The latest Mortal Kombat was refused classification, but every MK before that was released just fine. Every GTA game has been released here with violence intact, but GTA3 was censored post-release to remove the ability to pick up prostitutes, and GTA: San Andreas was also removed from shelves when the Hot Coffee scandal broke, but was re-released once that code was excised. Again, violence intact. Fallout 3 was edited slightly, with references to real-world drugs changed to fantasy substances. Again, all violence intact.
It's growing tiresome, always reading about my country being portrayed as a backwater of technology and censorship by uninformed headlines.
I'm not sure if it was a censorship or editorial decision, but GTA4 also had the viewing angle on sex with hookers in the car locked to the rear of the vehicle, although this was removed for the Liberty City Stories DLCs.
Thanks Glitta, I missed that one.
For people who believe Australia is a puritanical country where no violence is allowed on our screens, here's a mostly complete list of games banned or censored in Australia due to extreme violence:
50 Cent: Bulletproof, Dark Sector, Dreamweb, The Getaway, Left 4 Dead 2, Manhunt, Mortal Kombat 2011, NecroVisioN, Postal 1&2, Phantamasmagoria, Reservoir Dogs, Shellshock 2, Silent Hill: Homecoming, Soldier of Fortune, Syndicate 2012.
Eight of those were later released under MA15+ guidelines thanks to minor cuts. Only two of those games were worth playing.
I prefer to think that Syndicate was actually banned for dangerous levels of bloom. Seriously, it was out of control, I think that game gave me cataracts.
Yup, we were certainly more prude about sex in videogames than violence. Still an R18+ category is a definite win.
Fuckin' yay!
Ummmm… You've always been able to buy violent games and they have always been legal. To have a title like this is idiotic.
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I am fixing up a 89 YJ with my son as a project and it will be his first vehicle. I need to ask a question that is probably simple, but i have not tried this yet.
My YJ has a soft top with half doors. How difficult is it to adapt the jeep top a hard top? Can I just strip off the soft top and bolt down the hard top? Any help or guidance will be appreciated !!!!!! |
All you have to do is remove your soft top and all the hardware including the rails that are screwed down along the sides and rear. Then you just throw the hard top on and bolt it down.
Pretty easy. All soft top hardware needs to be removed. Half doors will need new rounded uppers or full hard doors to seal properly. I swap my softop off every winter but I have full doors so it's no big deal.
Yes just strip off the soft top frame and the tracks save the bolts and screws, hard tops go on over your roll bars and bolt down using the track hardware.
strip off all soft top hardware: tracks, windshield strip, plastic door pillars. rectangular track nuts can be reused, but sometimes the bolts are slightly short.
If the hard top is going to be permanent or longterm you could buy the seals for hardtop. also make sure the seals on the hardop to windsheild are there, if not get those also.
As for sealing the top at the windshield here is an old trick I've done for years. Take an innertube from a bike tire, cut the valve stem out and then cut the tube length wise and you have a piece of rubber like this ^ lay over the windshield fame and install the top.
ok i have done what you are doing, got lucky and found a hardtop for 150, he gave me the full doors as they were rusted bad,like everyone is saying remove all your soft top hardware.last i researched it you cant get a soft upper to work with a hardtop , there is no logic to it they look like the will fit but wont . there is a right up if you buy tj uppers you can cut the rear pin and the will fit up to the cj/yj hardtop, not hard at all.. please correct me if anyone has proof otherwise , cause im looking to buy a new soft top kit with uppers..if you have a cj hardtop i can give you detailed with piucture instructions of how to fit this hardtop on your yj..only a few minor differences vs the yj top that is easily overcome ..got one on my yj now..just email me
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Monday, October 22, 2012
DIY: Metallic and Glitter Pumpkins
Thanks to my newly found obsession -- Pintrest -- for this DIY project. Yes I'm late this game but I've been putting it off since I felt like I was already on sites that I'm slightly addicted too but then I got engaged...and what kind of newly engaged woman doesn't hop onto Pintrest (psssst you can find me here)? Anyway, while pinning away bridal stuff I came across some really great DIY projects like the metallic and glitter pumpkins! I love the grown up feel to this. It's a great way to spruce up your home with fall decorations and it's a great take on decorating pumpkins!
1. Make sure to clean off your pumpkins and that they are dried before you start the painting process.
2. Once you have cleaned your pumpkins start with the painting process. I started painting the silver metallic ones first. The first layer of paint looks lumpy but don't worry to much you'll need a couple of coats depending on what look your going for.
3. Do the same to your gold pumpkins.
4. Set aside and wait for the first layer to dry.
5. Once your first coat of paint is dried start with your second layer of paint.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 if you need more layers of paint.
1. Make sure to clean off your pumpkins and that they are dried before you start the painting process.
2. Trace a circle out line on top of your pumpkins. Leave enough space to be able to gut the insides and to place a space tea light candle.
3. Once your cut a lip to your pumpkin gut out the insides (ps if you like pumpkin seeds set aside the seeds to make your own!)
4. Take your gold paint and paint around the pumkin. Don't worry about the look of the paint you just want make sure you coat it enough so that the loose glitter sticks.
5. Sprinkle your glitter around the pumpkin.
6. Once your have your coated glitter pumpkin set aside and wait for it to dry.
7. Once your pumpkin is dried, the real fun begins! LIGHT THE PUMPKIN AND WATCH IT SPARKLE!
What do you think of this DIY project?
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love from San Francisco,
Britt+WhitThis is amazing! Thanks for the awesome tutorial--I'm fully planning on blinging out my carved Jack O'Lantern with gold glitter!
http://www.rougespark.comthis is amazing!
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Broken CookiesLove this! I just posted about DIY pumpkins on my blog as well -- great minds think alike! :)
Champagne Lifestyle on a Beer Budgetstop it right now! this is such an amazing DIY :) I'm a huge fan of glitter and the fact that it's gonna be put on a pumpkin just makes me a little giddy inside! Great post, love.
tiana of l'esthetiquethis is such a cute idea! perfect decorations for the house!
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1 cup chopped walnuts
3½ cups all-purpose flour
2 cups packed dark brown sugar
⅔ cup white sugar
2 teaspoons baking soda
1 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
1½ teaspoons ground cinnamon
2 cups pumpkin puree
1 cup vegetable oil
⅔ cup coconut milk
⅔ cup flaked coconut
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Grease and flour two 8x4 inch loaf pans.
2. Spread walnuts in a single layer on an ungreased baking sheet. Toast in the preheated oven for 8 to 10 minutes, or until lightly browned. Set aside to cool.
3. In a large bowl, stir together the flour, brown sugar, white sugar, baking soda, salt, nutmeg, and cinnamon. Add the pumpkin puree, oil, and coconut milk, and mix until all of the flour is absorbed.
4. Fold in the flaked coconut and toasted walnuts. Divide the batter evenly between the prepared pans.
5. Bake for 1 hour and 15 minutes in the preheated oven, or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean. Remove from oven, and cover loaves tightly with foil.
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Newcomer Nabs National
Rookie Mike Aulby became the youngest bowler ever to win a major PBA title when he out bowled three veteran opponents with a 242 average in the finals of the Showboat-PBA National Championship in Las Vegas. The 19-year-old left-hander from Indianapolis dominated the TV finals, trouncing Gary Mage, George Pappas and finally top-seeded Earl Anthony by a combined total of 144 pins. Aulby clinched his first victory by stringing six straight strikes from the fourth to the ninth frames of the final game to overpower Anthony, 245-217, for $15,000. The prestigious National was Aulby's eleventh PBA tournament. His best prior finish was 31 st in the Dutch Masters Open in Detroit. "I just wanted to make good shots," said Aulby, showing coolness and poise under pressure well beyond his years. "I tried not to let the score or anything else going on around me upset my concentration." He didn't. After Mage, a veteran lefthander making his third appearance in the TV finals of a National Championship, eliminated Mark Roth, 215-204, in the first game, Aulby stepped into the picture. A spare and four strikes and the rookie had a lead that was never threatened, finishing with a 245-203 decision. Against Pappas, the winner of the Firestone Tournament of Champions just two months before, Aulby struck on six of his first eight shots as he waltzed to a 237-163 semi-final game victory. Three-time PBA National champion Anthony took an early lead in the title bout with a double but fell behind to Aulby's six-bagger. A wobbling 10-pin in the eighth frame while working on a double stalled Anthony's catch-up bid and all but assured Aulby's victory. A junior standout in Indiana, Aulby was runnerup in the 1978 All-American Youth Bowling Championships (AAYBC) while rolling a half dozen 300 games in junior competition. He's in the pros now and has the PBA National Championship, an exemption from the Pro Tour Qualifier and a seven year invitation to the Firestone Tournament of Champions to show for it. TELEVISED FINALS
PLAYOFF RESULTS: Mage defeated Roth, 215-204; Aulby defeated Mage, 245-203; Aulby defeated Pappas, 237-163; and in the championship game, Aulby defeated Anthony, 245-217. 56-GAME TOTALS 18-GAME TOTALS *-Match Play alternate **- TV Alternate. 24-game qualifying leader - Anthony, 5,206. 84th Place Weltzien, 4,883. 32-game qualifying leader - Roth, 7,005. 24th place - Laub, 6,757. Denny Cavalier qualified for semifinal round but was disqualified when his ball failed to meet PBA specifications. He was replaced in semifinal round by Weltzien. # Gary Mage (2), Gil Sliker and Norm Meyers rolled 300 games. PRO-AM CASHERS Mike Berlin, Larry Laub, Dale Glenn, Louie Moore, Ed Ressler and Don Johnson. |


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June 2, 2003
The World Bank
1818 H Street, NW, Washington, D.C.
Conference room: I1-200.
Background Papers Presented at Workshop
Scope and Purpose:
This workshop is part of a World Bank consultation process on The Role of the Generics and Local Industry in Attaining the MDGs in Pharmaceuticals and Vaccines. The workshop objectives are to explore some areas that in the preparatory meetings were identified as deserving an especial attention, because there seemed to be limited information on the situation and problems and no evidence and consensus on how best to approach them.
Introductory session:
Session 1: Local production in developing countries
Organizer: Warren Kaplan, Boston University
The purpose of the session is to identify opportunities for the World Bank and
the IFC to support efficient and sustainable production of quality drugs.
The session will try to identify our knowledge on pharmaceutical production
in developing countries, as well as the existing gaps. It will also address the
complexities of pharmaceutical production in order to assess what type of
production can be carried out efficiently in developing countries and try to
set a research agenda on local production issues.
Organizer: Juan Rovira, The World Bank
The purpose of the session is to review the theoretical framework of differential pricing, as
well as the evidence on its application and effects in actual cases. The session will also
review normative approaches and proposals for equity pricing as a way to improving access
to drugs in developing countries.
Session 3: Compensation and Compulsory Licenses: implementing the Doha Declaration and
advancing the UN Millennium Development Goals
Organizer: Jamie Love, Consumer Project on Technology.
The session will consist of two panels, both addressing the same question: How does one
reconcile the Doha Declaration on TRIPS to ensure access to medicines for all with the
TRIPS obligations on compensation to patent owners when non-voluntary use of a patent is
1.30-3.00 Panel 1
Chair: Ruldolf V. Van Puymbroeck, Lead Counsil, The World Bank.
Chair: Yolanda Tayler, Senior Procurement Specialist, The World Bank
Due to space constraints, please confirm attendance to Akosua Dakwa,
email@example.com, phone 202 458 2283.
The sessions will be video-recorded and made available for public access at B-SPAN, the World
Bank's web casting station on development issue.
Chair: Ilyse Zable, IFC
Session 2: Differential pricing: theory, experiences and proposals
F.M. Scherer, Princeton University
12.30-1.30 Lunch
3.30-5.00 Panel 2
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Camere da letto1
Dimensioni15 m²
- Aria condizionata
- Internet Wi-Fi
- Biancheria da bagno
- È permesso fumare
- Piscina
- Cucina
Dettagli dell'alloggio
Indirizzo | Rue du Doudeauville, 75018 Paris, Francia |
Tipologia di alloggio | Appartamento |
Codice dell'annuncio | B6OJOJTX |
Tasso di accettazione | 94% |
Tempo di risposta | poche ore |
Calendario aggiornato | ieri |
I rent full apartment on the 1st floor. 15m2, bedroom / living room/ kitchen + toilets inside the apartment, quiet, located in the 18th district, in a African market neighborhood, 14 minutes walking from the Basilique of the Sacré Coeur, 3min from metro station Marx Dormoy (line 12), 7 minutes from the Château Rouge metro station (line 4 - the only line that has changes with all subway lines, which helps you visit Paris easily, and all the tourist spots), bus 60, 65 (comes directly from the Gare de Lyon stop Ordener - Marx Dormoy 4th stop after Gare du Nord, 35 (stop Ordener - Marx Dormoy 4th stop after Gare du Nord) View of the railway leaves the Gare du Nord
From the house, you are 23 minutes from the 1st district. For North airport in the Paris area (Charles de Gaulle), you are 47 minutes. From the airport asouth of Paris (Orly) you are 1 hour. The road is a direct train (RER B) to the Gare du Nord, after you take the metro line 4
The flat can welcome 2 people (one sofa-bed). Equipped with: heating, iron, screen TV (170 channels), radio, internet wifi free unlimited, shower, toilet, washbasin, hairdryer, crockery, kitchen utensils, electric stove, microwave, coffemaker, fridge, chocolate, tea, sugar, salt, pepper, toilet paper, shower gel, shampoo, moisturizer, shaving cream, razor, swab, SHEETS, PILLOWS, BLANKET, towels. The linen of the house (kitchen towel, sheets, pillowcase, duvet cover, and towels) are washed 2 times, and dried at high temperature, they are not ironed. If you find spots that are not leave with stain remover, they are clean stains. The costs of electricity and water are included in the price of stay
Check-in: from 6pm-(flexible). Check out: before 2am-(flexible). In arrival, will be asked a deposit of 100€ in cash. This will be refunded upon departure if no damage is found.
A recurring question is if I'm close to the center of Paris:
Paris is not a city like any other. It is a city divided into 20 districts, in no order of distance. Despite the existence of district number 1, this is more or less located in the center of a map of Paris. The borough (district) 4 is the most central of the fourth convergence of almost all means of transport in the station "Chatelet Le Halle". But the tourist points are not concentrated in this "centers". You had to monuments scattered throughout Paris. For example, the Eiffel Tower is located in the 7th district. The Arch of Triumph in the eighth. The Basilica of the Sacred Heart in the 18th. The Museum of the Louvre in the 1st district. Opera is the 8th district. The largest museum of Modern Art "Beaubourg" is located in the 3rd district. The Place de la Bastille is located in the 11th district...
The apartment is located in neighborhood where an African market, so the majority of the population live often, they are people of black skin. This often causes an awesome surprise, fear, prejudice or even series of neighborhood safety. Throughout the weekend when the inhabitants are talking in the loan the door. The neighborhood is safe. The police station is 50 meters from the apartment. Police all the time around the neighborhood.If I put the description is because I have had several and serious problem with tourists that were canceled in the last moment arrived, because it was too black people
The 18th district
Tourist Office:
• Rua Tourlaque Paris 75018
• 72 boulevard de Rochechouart - 75018 Paris (subway Anvers)
• 21 Place, du Tertre Paris 75018 - Tel. 0 892 68 3000 (subway Abbesses) HOURS: Every day from 10 am to 7pm
Some historical monuments of the this district
• Basilica of the Sacred Heart - this is the second monument of France's most visited after the Notre-Dame de Paris
• Le Consulat - The restaurant was frequented for painters: Picasso, Sisley, Diaz, Van Gogh, Toulouse-Lautrec, Monet ... More recently, the restaurant has also served as a location for several films, including, in 1997, "Everyone Says I Love You" by Woody Allen.
• The Moulin Rouge is a cabaret founded in 1889 by Joseph Oller and Charles Zidler (Boulevard de Clichy). His style and his name has been imitated and borrowed by other cabarets around the world (subway: Blanche)
AND MANY OTHERS... Contact-me to receive a list
Luggage Locker
►Gare SNCF de Paris-Nord (level -1) (nearest the house) every day from 6.15am to 11pm15
18 Rue de Dunkerque 75010 Paris
Rates depending on the size of the rack: 5,5€ / 7,5€ / 9,5€ by 24 - 5€ by further 24
►Gare SNCF de Paris-Est (level ) every day from 6am to 11:45pm
Place du 11 Novembre 1918, 75010 Paris
Rates depending on the size of the rack: 5,5€ / 7,5€ / 9,5€ by 24 - 5€ by further 24
► Gare SNCF de Paris-Lyon (in the platform N/ Hal 3) every day from 6.15am to 10pm
Place Louis Armand 75012 Paris
Rates depending on the size of the rack: 5,5€ / 7,5€ / 9,5€ by 24 - 5€ by further 24
Regole dell'Abitazione
Checkin 6pm.Checkout 2pm.Security deposit100€Let the dishes clean.Inform in departure any damage.Do not light candles!
Requires stops noise10pm.Close windows each exit!CHECK OUT,THE KEY MUST BE LEFT ON THE SINK.SLAM THE DOOR TO EXIT
Use makeup remover before use towels or before going to bed!Due to a large number of towels and bed linen put out of use because of traces of makeup.It will be removed on deposit security,the price of new towels and /or bed linen!A single pillow case or only the duvet cover damaged drives the change from all duvet linen!
After a few experiences of abuse of trust.The tenant should know that: In case the services offered do not correspond to your liking or you find that the space provided is not adequate, it will be imperative to report upon arrival to make the necessary arrangements with Wimdu.Otherwise,after starting your journey and disposed of place,the claim will be denied
Any problems should be reported as soon as possible for effective management.I'll be careful,I will begin all procedures to resolve issues as quickly as possible.Reimbursement will not be possible for any problems that do not directly depend on my will,such as:problem or failure to access internet networks and television program,breakage or electrical failure of other materials
Prezzi |
Tariffa settimanale fino a 2 ospiti | 315 € |
Tariffa mensile fino a 2 ospiti | 1050 € |
Dettagli |
Check-in dopo le | 18:00 |
Check-in prima delle | Su accordo |
Check-out prima delle | 14:00 |
Politica di Cancellazione |
Le recensioni dell'alloggio
Our stay was nice and chill, the housekeeping ladies were super nice, even though the TV didn't work during our stay we watched tv on our laptop with the free internet, so it was ok, and the place is very nicely decorated, we plan on returning to them when we can :)
Pobyt w Paryżu był najlepszy, a Alexandre to miły i pomocny właściciel. Jak najbardziej go polecam !
Pas de problème de chauffage. Logement propre et plutôt bien situé. Cuisine bien équippée.
Il manque un petit rangement pour les vêtements, mais pour les courts séjours, c'est correct.
le sejour était bien. l'accueil et l'orientation parfait. La disponibilité d'Alexandre était satifaisante.
Alexandre est un hôte très sympathique et prévoyant. L'appartement bien qu'il soit petit et tout a fait correct pour deux personnes. le quartier est très animés même un peu trop parfois... Je recommande cet appartement !
Pasé el puente de Mayo con mi hijo en París.
Alexandre en persona es un excelente anfitrión, amable y servicial y muy preocupado por el bienestar de sus huéspedes.
El estudio, además de limpio y muy bien equipado, es silencioso, a pesar de estar pegado a las vías del tren.
El barrio ofrece todo tipo de servicios, está muy bien ubicado y comunicado.
I spent the weekend in May with my son in Paris.
Alexandre himself is an excellent host, friendly and helpful and very concerned about the welfare of their guests.
The study also clean and well equipped, is quiet, despite being next to the train tracks.
The district offers all amenities, is very well located and communicated
Ich verbrachte das Wochenende im Mai mit meinem Sohn in Paris.
Alexandre selbst ist ein ausgezeichneter Gastgeber, freundlich und hilfsbereit und sehr besorgt um das Wohl ihrer Gäste.
Die Studie hat auch sauber und gut ausgestattet, ist ruhig, obwohl es direkt neben den Gleisen.
Der Bezirk bietet alle Annehmlichkeiten, ist sehr gut gelegen und kommuniziert
Haben 3 Nächte in dem Zimmer verbracht, was wir wie beschrieben vorfunden. Alexandre hat das Zimmer sehr sauber und in top Zustand übergeben und an alle möglichen Kleinigkeiten, wie Shampoo oder Butter gedacht.
Die Lage ist sehr zentral, sodass wir entspannt zu sacre coeur spazieren konnten und mit der Metro die anderen Sehenswürdigkeiten schnell erreichten.
Absolut empfehlenswert, und Preis-Leistung unschlagbar!
Nous avons eu un très bon accueil de la part d'Alexandre.
Très bonne organisation!
Le studio est propre et chaleureux avec tout ce qu'il faut pour passer un bon séjour.
Malheureusement un peu bruyant.
Le recensioni degli altri alloggi del proprietario
Parigi è una città incantevole...con i suoi monumenti, quartieri...insieme al mio fidanzato ho alloggiato in un quartiere africano ma per quanto ci riguarda, tutto sommato si sta bene! L'appartamento è stato molto accogliente, carino, anche romantico per noi! A pochi passi dalla metro, ben collegata con TUTTO! Insomma, per un breve viaggio a Parigi e peruna coppia, questo appartamento è il posto ideale per soggiornare! J'aime Paris!
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Productboard raises $1.3 million to help product teams prioritize what to build next
October 19, 2016
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Productboard, the makers of a product management system that helps to organize user research and prioritize development tasks, has raised $1.3 million in seed funding to further its business. The round was co-led by Index Ventures and Credo Ventures, and included participation from Spread Capital. The service only officially launched last month at TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2016, following its beta testing period where it was already being used by …


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Konjunktur aktuell: Aufschwung in Deutschland setzt sich kraftvoll fort
The worldwide upswing has gained momentum since last autumn. The main cause for the high growth dynamics is a monetary policy that is very expansive not only in advanced economies, where the utilization rates for production capacities are mostly still low, but also in emerging market economies that in general have already recovered from the Great Recession. The German economy participates in the worldwide upswing. Here the recovery is ahead of those in most other advanced economies. Both exports and domestic demand are strongly expanding. One reason for the high growth dynamics is that key interest rates are particularly low for Germany, as the ECB has to take into account that many euro area economies are much more fragile. In addition, Germany still benefits from the wage moderation and the labour market reforms in the past decade: employment is expanding strongly, and firms find many profitable investment projects. Major risks for this forecast are structural problems of some advanced economies that had become visible during the Great Recession and are still unresolved (concerning the US housing market and the crisis of confidence in the fiscal sustainability of some euro area countries in particular). A further risk is the possibility of further oil price hikes due to political instability in North Africa and the Middle East.
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commandlinefu.com is the place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again.
Delete that bloated snippets file you've been using and share your personal repository with the world. That way others can gain from your CLI wisdom and you from theirs too. All commands can be commented on, discussed and voted up or down.
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Wow, didn't really expect you to read this far down. The latest iteration of the site is in open beta. It's a gentle open beta-- not in prime-time just yet. It's being hosted over at UpGuard (link) and you are more than welcome to give it a shot. Couple things:
usage = crontest "/path/to/bin"
This version of this function will echo back the entire command so it can be copied/pasted to crontab. Should be able to be automagically appended to crontab with a bit more work. Tested on bash and zsh on linux,freebsd,aix
This is not exhaustive but after checking /etc/cron* is a good way to see if there are any other jobs any users may have set.
Note: this is a repost from a comment "flatcap" made on http://www.commandlinefu.com/commands/view/3726/print-crontab-entries-for-all-the-users-that-actually-have-a-crontab#comment, for which I am grateful and I take no credit.
use it to stagger cronjob or to get a random number
increase the range by replacing 100 with your own max value
This one-liner is for cron jobs that need to provide some basic information about a filesystem and the time it takes to complete the operation. You can swap out the di command for df or du if that's your thing. The |& redirections the stderr and stdout to the mail command.
How to configure the variables.
FSCKDEV=`grep $TOFSCK /proc/mounts | cut -f1 -d" "`
MAILSUB="weekly file system check $TOFSCK "
This command will log the output of your simple cronjobs to syslog, and syslog will take it from there. Works great for monitoring scripts which only produce simple output.
* This can be used by regular users, without modifying system files like /etc/syslog.conf
* Reduce cron spam to [email protected] (Please stop spaming the sysadmins)
* Uses common tools like syslog (and logrotate) so that you don't need to maintain yet another krufty logfile.
* Still ensures that the output is logged somewhere, for posterity. Perhaps it's stored the secure, central syslog server, for example.
* Seems to work fine on Ubuntu, CentOS, FreeBSD & MacOSX
if you need to install cron jobs in a given time range.
With this cron, rsync begins to sinchronize the contents of the local directory on /[VIPdirectory] with the directory /backup/[VIPdirectory] on the remote server X.X.X.X. Previously we need working on public/private-keys ssh to guarantee the acces to the remote server on X.X.X.X
It's very common to have cron jobs that send emails as their output, but the From: address is whatever account the cron job is running under, which is often not the address you want replies to go to. Here's a way to change the From: address right on the command line.
What's happening here is that the "--" separates the options to the mail client from options for the sendmail backend. So the -f and -F get passed through to sendmail and interpreted there. This works on even on a system where postfix is the active mailer - looks like postfix supports the same options.
I think it's possible to customize the From: address using mutt as a command line mailer also, but most servers don't have mutt preinstalled.
This is helpful for shell scripts, I use it in my custom php install script to schedule to delete the build files in 3 hours, as the php install script is completely automated and is made to run slow.
Does require at, which some environments without crontab still do have.
You can add as many commands to the at you want. Here's how I delete them in case the script gets killed. (trapped)
atq |awk '{print $1}'|xargs -iJ atrm J &>/dev/null
Chronic Bash function:
chronic 3600 time # Print the time in your shell every hour
chronic 60 updatedb > /dev/null # update slocate every minute
Note: use 'jobs' to list background tasks and fg/bg to take control of them.
I find it ugly & sexy at the same time isn't it ?
This command will tell lynx to read keystrokes from the specified file - which can be used in a cronjob to auto-login on websites that give you points for logging in once a day *cough cough* (which is why I used -accept_all_cookies).
For creating your keystroke file, use:
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The Philippines is famous for dishes that use coconut milk. This method of cooking is locally referred to as "Ginataan or Guinataan", which means to cook in coconut milk. Mixed Seafood in Coconut Milk … [Read more...] about Mixed Seafood in Coconut Milk Recipe
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Subject | Re: Lucene in large database contexts |
Date | Fri, 10 Aug 2007 09:56:59 GMT |
Lukas, Thanks for the fast and clarifying response. Something I haven't specified is I'm working on Mono, that means I use Lucene.Net version. The reason I'm posting to the Java User list is that this is a more active one and with people who could have had my same requirements. Since Lucene and Lucene.Net are identical, working on different frameworks, I assumed the answer to my inquiry could have been applicable either to a context where the second one where involved. Unfortunately, the solutions you gave me are oriented just to java developers and users: to use Compass, in fact, I should port it to C# (I don't exclude to make such this move, but it's a complex job and the result is not assured to be of quality). Thank you anyway. Antonello PS. Since I created an ORM for .NET that is a competitor of Hibernate/NHibernate, I want to analyze the sources of Hibernate Search to understand how they implemented it and try to do the same for my project. On 8/10/07, Lukas Vlcek <email@example.com> wrote: > Hi, > did you have a chance to look at Compass<http://www.opensymphony.com/compass/>? > It can do exactly what you want. > Lukas > > On 8/10/07, Antonello Provenzano <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > > > Hi There! > > > > I've been working for a while on the implementation of a website > > oriented to contents that would contain millions of entries, most of > > them indexable (such as descriptions, texts, names, etc.). > > The ideal solution to make them searchable would be to use Lucene as > > index and search engine. > > > > The reason I'm posting the mailing list is the following: since all > > the entries will be stored in a database (most likely MySQL InnoDB or > > Oracle), what's the best technique to implement a system that indexes > > in "real time" (eg. when an entry is inserted into the databsse) the > > content and make it searchable? Based on my understanding of Lucene, > > such this thing is not possible, since the index must be re-created to > > be able to search the indexed contents. Is this true? > > > > Eventually, could anyone point me to a working example about how to > > implement such a similar context? > > > > > > Thank you for the support. > > Antonello > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com | |
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Vintage Vixens and a Vaudeville Revue at the Pretty Things Peepshow
Burlesque is finally hitting Houston in a big way. From the recent Tribute to Bettie Page at the Alamo Drafthouse, to last week's Valentine's burlesque show at the Frenetic Theater to Houstonian Rebecca Hadley's creation of the Lady Grace Academy -- which teaches the craft of burlesque, among other "ladylike" arts -- the Bayou City can't get enough of the bombshells.
Tonight at Roc Bar, one of the country's most talented and well-known burlesque troops is making its third stop in Houston over the past few years. The Pretty Things Peepshow is more than just semi-naked girls on stage, though. A throwback in more ways than one, the traveling troupe also features sword swallowing, chainsaw juggling, straitjacket escapes and all the traditional acts associated with an old-time sideshow.
Burlesque dancers Bettina May and Go-Go Amy -- both of Los Angeles -- wowed the city last year, but not just through their dizzying dancing and tassel-twirling. Before each show, the duo also hosts a "How To Be a Pin-Up Girl" class that sells out every year. And with good reason: Bettina and Amy encourage all women to indulge their inner pin-up, no matter their body situation. "We teach you that true glamour has no size, height or age restriction," say the girls. "All you need is a positive attitude and a set of curlers."
Even if you missed out on the pin-up girl class, you can still get a dose of healthy body images, cheeky fun and daring feats of insanity (the Human Blockhead?) tonight at Roc Bar. Tickets are $25 at the door, which opens at 8 p.m. The big show starts at 10 p.m., but you can slake your thirst for burlesque action while you wait -- the girls have their very own Coney Island craft lagers named and brewed for them by the Shmaltz Brewing Company.
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Part 2, Eden: Missing the Feed; Cache & Carry; Night. And Boring; Father Summary
In Missing the Feed, Titus misses his feed. When feeds were created, it was 50 to 100 years ago. People used to carry around the feeds. Then brain feeds were created and people were very excited about them. The feeds created a highly intelligent human race. People are walking encyclopedias. The corporations also use the feeds to see what people want and sell accordingly to their wants. Titus thinks the corporations run everything and may be evil, but he likes having things when he wants them. Titus is annoyed his feed is off. He feels like the boat painting. There is a boat ready to sail, but no one is on board to watch the view.
In Cache & Carry, Titus flips through two cached pages...
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BRIEF-Shenzhen Jufei Optoelectronics to pay 1 yuan per 10 shares and to distribute 8 shares for every 10 shares as 2016 dividend
* Says it will pay 1 yuan per 10 shares and distribute 8 shares for every 10 shares as 2016 dividend
(In story from July 28 corrects second paragraph to properly identify the watchdog as the Government Accountability Office)
By Alina Selyukh
WASHINGTON, July 28 The Federal Communications Commission may have problems ensuring that its regulations on shared arrangements by TV stations meet the agency's goals on competition and diversity because "it lacks basic data," the U.S. government watchdog said on Monday.
The Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, at the request of Senate Commerce Committee Chairman Jay Rockefeller, spent a year investigating the impact of agreements between TV stations to jointly sell advertising or produce and acquire programming, or to share news or other equipment and resources.
Through interviews with stakeholders, a review of filings and documents, and a case study in six markets, the GAO found it "difficult to objectively determine" how such agreements affect the FCC's policy goals of competition, localism and diversity in the broadcasting industry.
"FCC has not completed a study of and lacks basic data on broadcaster agreements. This lack of analysis and information could undermine FCC's efforts to ensure its media ownership regulations achieve their intended goals," the GAO said in a report released on Monday.
"Without conducting a fact-based analysis of how agreements are being used, FCC cannot ensure its current and future policies on broadcaster agreements serve the public interest."
Consumer advocates and the U.S. Justice Department had urged the FCC to carefully scrutinize agreements through which broadcast companies may be effectively controlling two or more TV stations in a market.
The FCC in March voted along party lines, with a Democratic majority, to crack down on joint advertising sales agreements. The FCC now counts a broadcaster as having an ownership interest in any station in which that party sells 15 percent or more of weekly advertising time.
Current FCC rules typically prohibit one broadcaster from owning two TV stations in a local market.
The two Republican commission members opposed the move, and their concerns were echoed by the broadcasting industry - in particular that the arrangements are vital to financially strapped local stations as they save cash on ad sales and use it to improve programming or even stay on air.
The National Association of Broadcasters, a trade group, is suing the FCC over the restrictions.
The FCC has also launched a new review of its media ownership rules, which has to be conducted every four years, and is seeking comment on whether it should require TV stations to disclose shared services agreements.
The GAO found that TV stations were "increasingly sharing services," but found limited data on how prevalent those agreements were. Neither the FCC nor industry representatives could point to a central data source to track such agreements, the GAO said.
The report also found that broadcasters were more likely to strike so-called joint sales agreements or local marketing agreements in smaller markets. No data was available for local news service agreements or shared services agreements broadly.
The FCC declined a request for comment on Monday.
For the entire report, see: here (Reporting by Alina Selyukh; editing by Ros Krasny and Leslie Adler)


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