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I will be out when the chat is on. I have these brushes and never used them so would have been a great way to start. Have a fun chat and would appreciate any hints
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I finally got the chance to use the AT-ATs that I bought from the TRU sale!
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The vintage one was bought from way back for only a buck.
I finally got the chance to use the AT-ATs that I bought from the TRU sale!
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The vintage one was bought from way back for only a buck.
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I would have expected at least some kind of response on this topic from those who've also bought the AT-ATs for $10 @. If you did, what did you do with yours?
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I was unable to find any at that price and therefore am slowly turning to the dark side.
I hope you are able to understand my anger...
Just kidding. Truthfully, I wasn't able to find any at the local TRUs (sadman here) ... but I checked out your photos. Very cool!!!!
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Wasn't able to get there to get any more,but I have one of each.Liked what you did.
"I have a bad feeling about this".
"Just when I remembered what it was,I forgot where I put it."
Overall I was pretty disappointed with the POTF2 AT-AT as IMO they removed all of it's coolest features. However, IF I had seen them at TRU for $10 I'd have been all over them like flies on....well, you know.
Civilized men are more discourteous than savages because they know they can be impolite without having their skulls split. - Robert E. Howard
... Bantha poodoo?
There's no way I would have paid more than $20 for those AT-ATs. I just cannot justify the original $80+ cost. How can that pile of plastic be worth that amount? Regardless of the price, I'm still glad I found them for that price. My son really enjoys playing with his so I could justify giving up a Hamilton.
"I'm just a YES man trying to make my way in the universe." - Jango McCallum
"Good dialogue and smooth editing are no match for a good YES man by your side, kid." - George Lucas
I would have loved to find one at the sale price, but no luck here.
"It can't rain all the time."
"Quote the Raven, Nevermore."
Originally posted by Mandalorian Candidat:I bought mine the first time I saw one. I paid the $79.99 (it was not $80! ) price because that was the one Vintage item I always wanted but never got nor could afford. That was my justification. It's a cool toy, at any price. But I sure would've loved finding it cheaper.There's no way I would have paid more than $20 for those AT-ATs. I just cannot justify the original $80+ cost. How can that pile of plastic be worth that amount?
I predict that the upcoming Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi film will include the word "and." Multiple times.
I didn't buy any when they were at the original price of $79.99. I did get one for $30 when Spencer's had them on clearance which I gave as a birthday gift for my eldest son. When they had them on clearance, I bought three more and that's where you see the three that had been opened. I kept one boxed for keepsake. Had I known that they would sell so easily, I could have bought more since I actually saw a whole pile of them stacked in the middle of the TRU sales floor (probably about 30). I called my friends at that time and they were all able to get at least a couple each.
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Nicholas Jones dons a wetsuit and sheds his misconceptions for feeding time in the shark pool
I'm already feeling sick to my stomach when I arrive at the gates of Sea World. Of all the "adrenalin-themed" activities I had scheduled for my trip - skydiving, jetboating, abseiling down cliffs - the chance to swim with sharks was the most alarming, by some distance.
Not that anybody seems to care. "Unfortunately I have to advise that the Sponge Bob Square Pants show at 2.30pm has been cancelled because of the rain," the attendant at the gate says, as she hands over my ticket.
Circled on my map is the theme park's Mordor. On the way I almost forget my troubles as I pass a log-flume, delighted toddlers clutching balloons and waiting for their photo with Dora the Explorer.
Then I arrive at the Shark Lagoon. My advice is not to be early - with 10 minutes to spare, I have time to walk around the perimeter and be struck by a "what the f*** am I doing?" moment.
The waters below seem to boil with the dark outlines of huge rays, exotic fish, and a large number of, frankly, massive sharks (I had hoped there would just be the smaller reef sharks).
A slightly homesick Nick Anson, who is originally from Orewa and has worked as a diver at Sea World for almost eight years, gives me the run-down. The Shark Encounter runs only on the three days of the week the sharks are fed. Members of the public join a staff member as they feed the sharks from within a clear acrylic cage.
The enclosure is home to seven sharks, including the "boss" Elle, a bull whaler shark, and Dorothy, a 3.5 metre dusky whaler shark.
After the appropriate waiver forms are signed, I'm put in a wetsuit and snorkel and taken out on a boat to the corner of the enclosure where the feeding tank lies. Just big enough to fit two people side by side, and about 3 metres tall, it tips forward as I gingerly step on to its ladder.
As soon as I have my head under I look up and almost straight into the emotionless eyeball of a three metre shark (I'm later told he's a young male bronze whaler called Bullet), who has cruised silently up to the tank to check out the new arrival.
But apart from that unnerving introduction, my dread is soon replaced by a sense of wonder. As a small window is opened and a squid put out on the feeding stick, dozens of fish swarm to it, and through the glass floor of the tank a carpet of tennis racket rays and giant shovelnose rays (often mistaken for sharks) covers the enclosures bottom. Nearby, a school of fish swim around and around in a flashing silver circle, protecting their weaker members.
The sharks, on the other hand, don't swarm. There is no butting of the tank, no open jaws at the glass. When they come they circle in slowly, gliding and graceful. Dorothy, the largest dusky whaler and mum to many of the other sharks, is the most interested. When she takes the squid from the stick it is careful and deliberate, not ravenous or wild. We in the tank are utterly ignored - just spectators with the most remarkable of vantage points.
When I blow water from my snorkel after ducking down for a better look I am conscious of it. I try to be as still as possible - not out of fear, but so that the sharks are more likely to come in close. At one stage, Dorothy swims quickly away from the bait after being spooked by an equally-hungry stars-and-stripes puffer fish. Nick explains the Sea World divers swim freely in the enclosure (in chain mail for insurance purposes) every day without incident. The sharks get used to them, but when a new diver starts work Elle will circle in as if to say, "I'm the boss here".
When my time is up it's hard to leave - I feel like I could have stayed in for hours. As we hop off the boat a baffled grandmother bails Nick up, demanding an explanation. "How can you be in there with the sharks?" she questions. "Are they a different type? Why don't they attack you?"
"People come with their preconceptions," he later tells me. "They expect them [the sharks] to be biting the cage. But they're taken by how graceful they are."
The Shark Encounter programme is available for guests 14 years of age and over for $188 per person. Limited Shark Encounter programmes are available on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday and have two participants per programme.


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Liberty School News, August 17, 2012
Fifty-five attendees enjoyed a wonderful evening of music, good food, and fellowship at the July 28 meeting of Liberty School. Lil Grisham welcomed those in attendance and Reverend Carl Weeden gave the invocation and blessing prior to the covered-dish dinner.
The Jazz Lite Orchestra, with soloists Curtis Downs, Larry Tyler, and Joyce Gibbs, provided the evening's entertainment. Members of the Jazz Lite Orchestra: Aaron Bailey (Coldwater) baritone saxophone; Billy Cole (Southaven) saxophone; Curtis Downs (Oxford) vocalist; Andrew Fox (Oxford) piano and arrangements; Joyce Gibbs (Oxford) vocalist; Larry Gooch (Memphis, Tennessee) drums; Robert Plunkett (Ripley) trombone; Larry Tyler (Oxford) vocalist and guitar; Wes Walker (Olive Branch) saxophone, clarinet, flute; Michael Worthy (Oxford) bass.
Included in their musical and vocal selections were: "Cute," "I Get a Kick Out of You," "It Happened in Monterey," "Tuxedo Junction," "Tennessee Waltz," "Somebody Loves You," "Take the A-Train," "Route 66," "Beyond the Sea," "Fools Fall in Love," "I'm Goin' Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter," "At Last," "Please Release Me," "Blue Skies." The Liberty School group appreciates your giving of your time to share your talents with us. Thank you.
Visitors for the evening were: Julie K. Cooper from Etta; Bobby Garrett from Tennessee; Cut Huffstatler from Myrtle; Rosemary and Charles Jeter from Ingomar; Mildred Milstead from Walnut, Billy Tate, Hunter Wade, Kateland Wade, Brenda and Joe Williams, and Virginia and Jr. Wilson from New Albany; and Glynda and Carl Weeden from Corinth.
Ingomar High School Class of 1960 enjoyed a reunion following the school meeting. Members of the class attending were: Curtis Downs, Frances Robbins Dunlap, Bobby Garrett, Lil Huffstatler Grisham, Rosemary and Charles Jeter, Billy Tate, Glynda Weeden, and Joe Williams.
June birthdays are Lucille Fitzgerald, Jane Raines, Jennifer Sappington, and Carolyn Wigington. July birthdays are Frances Robbins Dunlap, Stephen Fitzgerald, Dorothy Robbins Strawn. June Anniversary: Frances Robbins and Norman Dunlap.
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The Liberty school August meeting and covered-dish dinner will be at 6 p.m., Aug. 21. Entertainment will be provided and everyone is welcome.
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Je houdt de spanning er wel in....
Tja, je omschrijvingen worden steeds korter....en volgens mij je avonturen steeds groter!
Maar is deze Travelpod niet bedoeld om hier juist nu eens ruimschoots gewag van te maken?
After 1628km I can give Roman a hug!
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Have been here at the resort now for about 12 days already but time seems to fly really!
During those days we have also been on a 3-day cycling trip together, photos and story in the next blog...
I arrived at Svata Katerina resort with an eye-infection...after a total cycling of 1628km. I was very happy to see Roman again, eventhough I could not really SEE him ;-)
Of course lots has happened between crossing the border and this lovely moment, which I of course will share with you!
Crossing the border into Czech Republic...what a great feeling! Getting closer to my final destination. One thing I notice straightaway is the asian market, which are at many bordercrossings nowadays. Selling things cheap to Germans and Czech people. This country has become far more expensive since the joining the EU, so it harder for people to make living. Ok, the pivo (beer) is relatively cheap, but cannot live only on that!
In the first place, looking big on my map, but is really only a small town, I realize they do not have euro here yet, aha, will have to find a bankomat first then. I also try to get my waterbottle filled here, the waterpomp does not seem to work, so I 'ask' a local. Bit difficult when you do not know the words 'water, cold, I like, please' etc. But I manage to get it. It is a real gipsy home, with little things inside. The son also begs for money. Hope this is not the normal situation in Czech, cos I find it difficult for them and me to deal with begging children. Love to help them all, but cannot of course. Money I never give, some candy I do have. Not the best as well I know, but wanted to give him something.
On my way to a bigger dot on my map: Horsovsky Tyn
This is a lovely little town, with an information center, where a girl speaks some english. So I take the opportunity to learn my first Czech words and also important, how to pronounce them! Also the stop to get good bicycle maps, they turned out to be very handy. After conquering my first Czech hills, I take a break here, enjoying my ' lunch' watching Czech street life doing its daily things. Then my ear hears Dutch language...I meet Andries, Inge and their daughter Anna-Lynn. They are on holidays here, staying in a house about 25km from here. After some talk they let me stay the night at their place. A huge garden and swimmingpool await me when I arrive that night after an intensive up and down the hill journey! A Dutch night with a beer, tea and talks, what a way to spend my first night in Czech Republic.
After breakfast I am on the move again, following this cycle route mentioned on the maps. If I would have known before, I probably would have chosen a different one...this day I understood why Roman told me I could come by train if I wanted to. Hills, Hills and more Hills the whole time! 93km that day, complete madness. Even had to get of the bike and push it up a few hills, cos they were so steep and my legs were protesting too much. And no, I could not stop before as all pubs, pensions and hotels mentioned on the map seemed to be closed or disappeared all together. I had to continue to Blatna before I was allowed to fall of my bicycle... After this I decided I deserved a normal bed to sleep in that night! Cheap hotel of course, so I walk into this shabby looking building...
Humm, looking very basic, well, will ask reception what the prices are, shit the door to upstairs (where reception is) is locked, bell wire broke, no way to get in contact. No problem will find another hotel....but the outside door is locked as well, so I find myself trapped in the hallway! Shit! What to do?
Cannot do anything really, but bang on the outside (half-see-through) door very loudly, yelling for help when people walk by. So I do, and the people walk on, probably wondering what a crazy person I am! Luckily for me
after about half an hour a couple with children stop. Even more lucky they speak English and German! So after explaining what happened they go find the owner. But he is in another town...on the phone he tells them I should just wait till someone comes in or wants to go out....great! Just what I need being dead tired. They also think it is a stupid idea, so we try to open the door with force, calling the police if things do not work. With combined strenghts we can open it, screws flying around! But, I am ' free' again. They feel very sorry for me, my first impression of Blatna being this lock-up, so offer me to stay at their house! That night I sleep in a bed, after spending a Czech night together. Funny how things can work out...
The next day Mark�ta shows me around and we end up in this tea room with friends of hers. After a typical Czech soup with egg, dumpling and meat I am on my way again. Less and less kms to go. More hills to overcome, but I seem to go more downhill then up, Dekuji (thanks)! To get some distance done I cycle till evening, going for a meal in a restaurant. First I stop at this little shop for some milk (for next day breakfast)... and end up drinking wine with this old local Czech guy, who does not speak a word of English/German! In the shop they have their own supply of wines on tap. It took some convincing by the shopowner, but I have photos to show you this funny meeting haha
After a lovely fish meal I cycle the last kms to what I think is a campingsite. Planning not being one of my strong points, I arrive in the area when it is already getting dark. I ask a couple of guys how to get there...Not to easy to get to, so they offer me to stay at their place. That night I taking part in a Czech bachelor party with 12 guys, lots of beer and Fernet (local licour)! Result: throwing up, falling asleep with my contact lenses in, feeling more than crap the next day after little sleep. At 09.00 when the offer me more beer and Fernet, I decided to bail out and jump on my bicycle!
Of course the cycling did not go well at all. I manage to get myself to Tabor (only 25km away). My eyes giving me a hard time already, my stomach not making it any easier. Feeling very sorry for myself I decide 'give' myself another night in a normal bed. Tabor is a beautiful historic city build on a hill! Sunny days, great for sightseeing. Unfortunately I hardly saw anything of it as I spend 2 days in my Pension room, in bed, as my eyes could not bear the sunlight! Only going out once, with one eye open, half walking/half cycling I made it to the pharmacist 4km away for eye drops. So much for a night with the boys, ahhh!
After 2 days I am getting restless and frustrated, only one more day of cycling to go, I am almost there now. So with a cap and sunglasses on I am forcing myself to cycle the last 65km to the resort! Monday 1st of September I arrive at Svata Katerina to give Roman a hug! I made it and am damn proud of it ;-)))
Lots more happened after my arrival, but will tell you about it later!
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Je houdt de spanning er wel in....
Klopt dit allemaal met de tijden?
Hoi hoi....
Ik ben een beetje verward door de data - klopt het allemaal of zitten er inderdaad zulke gaten in je travelpod? Ik heb weer verschrikkelijk genoten van je avonturen. Dat van die 12 jongens bespreek je wel erg kort, die onschuldige ouwe zuipschuit krijgt meer aandacht...
En je eenzame opsluiting was wel weer een geweldig verhaal!
Ben je nu op je eindbestemming? Verkoop je fiets nou maar en kom met de trein terug.
Je bent nu al lang genoeg weggeweest...


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All are encouraged to update the open access week pages - http://www.openaccessweek.org/ - these are the Australian people already listed: http://www.openaccessweek.org/main/search/search?q=australia
Open Access Week Seminar Series. Staff and students of University of Adelaide are invited to attend one or more of four seminars during Open Access Week 2011. Published: September 29, 2011
... doing three things:
1. Practical - Presenting a 'lunchbox seminar' about my trip to the PKP2011 meeting which I have just returned from. This will talk about what is happening around the world (and also fulfil my requirement for reporting on my trip)
2. Symbolic - asking the VC to consider signing the Berlin Declaration (I have also suggested that Universities Australia think about putting out a statement on open access)
3. Practical - running a promotion offering people one coffee voucher if they enquire and two is they deposit during the week. We are also contacting people from academica.edu to point out their work is up illegally and if they put it in the repository not only will we look after copyright for them but also we will send them some coffee vouchers. I have also ordered some open access door swings (saying 'ask me about open access' ) that we will send out with the vouchers.
Danny Kingsley, 4 October 2011
.... planning a small program of events for Open Access Week and have formed a working group to plan and implement a number of activities over the next month. Our main activity will be a promotion to drive deposit and increase OA content during this time, specifically for deposit of the Accepted Version/Post-Print. We'll be sending out a coffee voucher (Library Cafe) for every paper submitted to us during our specified time, with all academic staff/researchers who submit copies of their publications going into the draw for an IPad.
Other activities include flyers, posters, newsletter item, developing a new blanket licence agreement for the repository, and reviewing our Open Access Policy with a view to strengthening it.
Vicki Picasso, 4 October 2011
We are hosting an event with a strong line up of prominent researchers who will be sharing their OA experiences see - http://sydney.edu.au/library/openaccess/OA_week.html
Sten Christensen, 5 October 2011
a series of events planned for Open Access week:
1. A workshop on 'making your publications open access'
2. A workshop on grey literature and open access
- both of these led by library staff (myself, and our Medical Librarian, respectively)
3. A panel discussion, titled 'Free for all: the open access revolution' as part of our 'Fridays at the Library' series, aimed at a wider (i.e. community) audience
- the panel includes our Dean of Humanities, an historian, and a scientist all speaking of their experiences with open access, see http://library.flinders.edu.au/resources/collection/special/fatl.html
Liz Walkley Hall, 6 October 2011
.... inviting a director of the Max Planck Institute .... to record a few words about the virtues of open access for our CDU researchers. .... also a co-founder of an open access online peer-review journal Living Reviews in Relativity. He has indicated a willingness to record a few words for our researchers ....about the wonders of OA and we hope to be able to use this as an intro to a series of "live" presentations here.
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Heaven received another angel Shirley Elizabeth (Harkonen) Arthon passed away peacefully Thursday October 4, 2012 with family at her side and a smile on her face.
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Efficient Doesn't Equal Performant
This is a bit of a rant, I guess. Sorry about that.
A few years back I needed a binary heap, and I needed one that was fast and thread safe. So I wrote Pileup.
There are other heaps for Common Lisp, and some of them support operations Pileup doesn't implement out of the box, and all of them claim to be efficient.
...and I'm sure that algorithmically they are. However, constant factors matter more often than you might think. I'll single out CL-HEAP primarily because it has such an authoritative name. :)
A tiny benchmark:
(defvar *1M-numbers* (loop repeat 100000 collect (random most-positive-fixnum))) (defvar *4K-numbers* (loop repeat 4000 collect (random most-positive-fixnum))) (defun insert-and-pop (insert pop heap things) (declare (function insert pop)) (dolist (thing things) (funcall insert heap thing)) (loop for thing = (funcall pop heap) while thing)) (defun make-insert-and-pop (make insert pop things) (declare (function make)) (insert-and-pop insert pop (funcall make) things)) (defun time-insert-and-pop (insert pop heap things) ;; Time 4 runs. (time (loop repeat 4 do (insert-and-pop insert pop heap things))) t) (defun time-make-insert-and-pop (make insert pop things) ;; Time 1000 runs. (time (loop repeat 1000 do (make-insert-and-pop make insert pop things))) t) (defun cl-heap-make () (make-instance 'cl-heap:priority-queue)) (defun cl-heap-insert (heap thing) (cl-heap:enqueue heap thing thing)) (defun cl-heap-pop (heap) (cl-heap:dequeue heap)) (defun pileup-make () (pileup:make-heap #'
Results: (median of three runs for each);;; CL-HEAP: insert and pop 1M numbers x 4 into a single heap Evaluation took: 6.077 seconds of real time 6.054307 seconds of total run time (5.871448 user, 0.182859 system) [ Run times consist of 0.300 seconds GC time, and 5.755 seconds non-GC time. ] 99.62% CPU 15,758,370,862 processor cycles 208,389,696 bytes consed ;;; PILEUP: insert and pop 1M numbers x 4 into a single heap Evaluation took: 0.409 seconds of real time 0.410249 seconds of total run time (0.409089 user, 0.001160 system) 100.24% CPU 1,060,531,810 processor cycles 3,053,296 bytes consed ;;; CL-HEAP: make 1K heaps, insert and pop 4K numbers Evaluation took: 38.221 seconds of real time 38.051652 seconds of total run time (37.799509 user, 0.252143 system) [ Run times consist of 0.433 seconds GC time, and 37.619 seconds non-GC time. ] 99.56% CPU 99,125,251,225 processor cycles 1,940,254,144 bytes consed ;;; PILEUP: make 1K heaps, insert and pop 4K numbers Evaluation took: 3.468 seconds of real time 3.476932 seconds of total run time (3.453248 user, 0.023684 system) [ Run times consist of 0.021 seconds GC time, and 3.456 seconds non-GC time. ] 100.26% CPU 8,991,845,681 processor cycles 98,563,520 bytes consed
(I was also going to compare parallel performance, but CL-HEAP doesn't appear to be thread-safe, so...)
This is not to disparage CL-HEAP: it supports things which Pileup doesn't, but it clearly isn't written with constant factors in mind, and this shows.
Constant factors matter.
(Admittedly, I tested this only on SBCL, and it might turn out that CL-HEAP does a lot better -- and Pileup a lot worse -- on some other implementation. This does not alter my main contention that you ignore constant factors at your own peril.)


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Am I ever ready!! Natalie is too.She wants to go to the park.
Have a beautiful day, enjoy the sunshine!
Me too!!
Lucky you! Gonna be 35 here, but I am Thankful for even that, lol!
65 sounds heavenly. We will make it into the 50s. I hope some of the ice and snow melts.
how about that weather! Sounds like springs in the air.
LOL.... was going to wish you Happy Birthday !!
This has been a Beautiful week here, chilly frosty in the am and into the 60's later in the day.
Glad, all you in this years rough weather are getting a break!!
Happy Birthday to you!! Hope you and Natalie enjoy your day in the park tomorrow. :)
have a great day
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I got replies from Michael Meeks and Maciej Stachowiak on the gnome-components list. Maciej pointed out the existence of a "private" flag that can be passed by the client when instantiating a bonobo object, which will ensure that a new object is created. The drawback is that the client would have to know to pass this parameter, and so would be somewhat gnome-vim specific.
A more reasonable solution, he continued, would be to write a "proxy" factory which uses the "private" flag to instantiate gnome-vim instances. This means that each client would get a unique instance, but wouldn't have to do anything special.
Michael encouraged me to submit a bug report about this, so that a new feature can be added to bonobo-activation after Gnome 2.0 is out, which will handle my case more cleanly.
PeaceWorks has some contracts to supply public access workstations in Kitchener/Waterloo and Cambridge. The platform was (unfortunately) chosen to be Win 2000, which was beyond our control -- I think Linux would have been well-suited for this task. I have been working on a useful Linux-based backup solution for these workstations, which will likely be released as free software within the next few months.
The idea is to be able to back up the complete state of each workstation at any point, and to be able to use these backups to restore a machine to a known state. This way, a backup can be made after the machine is installed and configured, and the machine can always easily be restored to this clean, working state. If more "standard" software is installed, another backup can be made.
There is at least one hardware solution which offers similar functionality by mirroring partitions, at a cost of about CDN $110-115 per machine. However, this doesn't allow for backups to be taken off-site.
The key to our (cheaper) solution is that the contract calls for each workstation to be equipped with a CD burner. Using Mindi, Python, dialog and cdrtools (mkisofs and cdrecord), I've created a bootable CDROM which will backup or restore a raw partition using one or more CD-R or CD-RWs. The system can be used in "normal" or "expert" mode. In "normal" mode the program holds the user's hand. All settings (i.e. the partition to back up, CD burner speed, etc.) are read from a config file; we wouldn't want to scare anyone off by presenting them with a list of /dev/hda1, /dev/hda2, etc.
There have been some interesting technical challenges to get this system working. The first problem was where to get the temporary space for creating the CD images. Mkisofs won't from read a raw device, and won't accept a file on stdin. One solution is to copy a chunk of the partition into temporary file, which mkisofs can then use to produce the filesystem. However, this would require a special 700 MB partition for temporary space on the disk, which wastes space and means the backup solution would only work on pre-prepared systems.
Instead, I took a look at the mkisofs source. For each file to be added to the ISO filesystem, mkisofs first needs to determine its size (normally via stat()) and later reads the entire file. I hacked mkisofs so that, under certain "magic" circumstances, it instead invokes a script to obtain the file size and the file data. The script can use "dd" to read a chunk of the partition. With this piece of the puzzle in place, it's possible to burn the CD on-the-fly with no temporary space whatsoever.
The next challenge is to compress the data on-the-fly as well. The first difficulty lies in the fact that you can't predict how large the compressed output will be unless you compress it twice. The second difficulty is figuring out how to compress only part of a file, and knowing how much input was processed, so that it's possible to later start at that point to compress the next chunk.
The first difficulty is solved by always assuming the compressed output will be the size of a full CD. If it turns out to be less, the output can be padded to this size. To solve the second problem, I wrote a small C program which uses zlib to compress a data stream. Zlib has an interface with which you can "feed" it buffers full of data, which it will then compress into your output buffer. When the size of the output gets close to a full CD, I pretend that the end of input has been reached. Then I pad the output to the full size.
In summary, this project has presented some surprisingly interesting problems. Without the enormous base of free software with which to build this solution, including the creation of a bootable CD, CD-burner drivers, on-the-fly generation of ISO filesystems, streaming compression and a rich enough environment from which to execute all this code, development costs would surely have been in the tens of thousands, if not more. I cobbled this together in 30-35 hours.
Standing on the shoulders of giants, indeed. :)


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Because of buying stuff for my kid for Christmas, I left these:
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30-45: Anakin Skywalker (Jedi Spirit)
30-46: R2-D2 (with Cargo Net)
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30-49: Clone Trooper (7th Legion Trooper) - 2x of these
30-51: R2-B1 (Naboo Astromech Droid) - 2x of these
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30-53: Rebel Vanguard Trooper (Star Wars: Battlefront) - 2x of these
30-54: Pax Bonkik (Rodian Podracer Mechanic) - 2x of these, bought 1
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Because Nye cant know anything unless there is a God because a God is required to know anything and this is indisputable because Statler says so.
Am I doing it right?
Well you were close, although roughly stated up until the part where you stated it was just because I say so. As I have pointed out numerous times, it has nothing to do with what I say, it has everything to do with the syllogism I provided. Atheism undermines knowledge because logic proves it does, not because I say so.
If what Bill Nye asserts is true about the universe and the earth then we have no basis for logic, science, and morality. Teaching kids a worldview that renders these things impossible is what I believe is truly dangerous and abusive to children. I want our kids to be able to do science and to learn through experience and logical argumentation; I want them to have a view of reality that is completely consistent and stands up to its own weight. Just as importantly I want our kids to be able to know right from wrong. Therefore I completely object to everything Mr. Nye stands for.
Total Depravity
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Perseverance of the Saints
You don't also want those things for children? That's odd. Well then maybe atheism is a good choice for you because it certainly makes those things impossible.
And Nye didnt mention Atheism once.
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Direct from Ken's book "A Perfect Fish" and with the tying skills of Joe Cordeiro.
Hook: EC 254SS 1/0 (I like this on a strong, short-shank hook)
Thread: olive
Platform: white bucktail
Hackles: wide white tied with concave side pointed upwards
rust longer (1.5X the white) narrower type
olive longer (1.5X the white) narrower type
Flash: Flashabou Mirage
Underbody: White bucktail 20 - 25 hairs 2X hook length tapered
Body: Bills Body braid or other braided mylar, silver
Cheeks: 25 hairs light lavender, 10 strands rust/orange mixed and divided 1/2 each side
Top wing: olive bucktail 3X hook length, tapered
Eyes: Golden pheasant tippet (or jungle cock)
The keys to this fly are to use minimal wraps, use a platform for the hackles, blend the bucktail colors and most importantly, tie sparsly.
Start with 20-25 hairs of white bucktail tied just ahead of the barb. You want them to 'flare' out and lift upwards to support the white hackle. If needed you can do this by taking one wrap with your thread under the bucktail but above the hook shank, pull it tight and the bucktail should lift.
Take the body braid and tie in one end securely to the shank, take the rest of the braid and lay it off to the left and out of the way (assuming you tie from left to right!)
Take the white hackle and strip off some of the webby section near the base of the stem, dub this on the thread and wrap on top of the bucktail wrap to make a pillow collar.
Lay the white hackle concave side up with the bare part of the stem on the pillow, make one turn only with the thread.
Tie in the mirage with one turn
Tie in the other hackles one at a time with one turn each or both at the same time with one turn, keeping the wraps on top of the pillow
Pinch the assembled materials AND the pillow and make three to four tight wraps to tighten up the bunch (make sure the materials are staying properly centered on the top of the shank. Wrap thread forward towards eye. Apply thread cement to shank.
Wrap the body braid forward to just behind the eye. Tie off.
Tie in the tapered white bucktail for the underbody, just one or two wraps to hold in place.
Tie in the cheeks with the blended colors,
Tie in the top wing and finally the eyes
Thumb pressure to make sure all the materials are in the right positions and 5-6 turns to lock, whip finish and cement. When this is tied correctly, the head is very small and tapers into the body.
This fly works well in sizes from #2 to 3/0 depending on the available lenghts of your materials.
Then you can start playing with every possible color combination you have available.
Bob Pink
RE:2-3 feather flatwing
Bob -
I have to say that this fly was one of my favorites. As a tyer who used to tie classic salmon flies, spey flies with jungle cock eyes and matched wings, and preferred real seal fur for dubbing spey flies - I've been tying a growing percentage of striper patterns without a spec of real feather since my eastward move and this pattern reminds me of what fly-tying is really about. That and Mike Powers comment on a jelly-belly I recently gave him at work... "that's not a fly, that's a lure!".
Well really, all flies are lures but this fly reminded me that you can blend function and classic form in the generally utilitarian striper fishery.
RE:2-3 feather flatwing
Great fly! I met Joe Cordeiro and watched him tie at Wilmington, boy was I impressed. I was blown away not only by his skill but by his demeaner. He was having a great time tying and just meeting the people. I learned so much watching him and he was gracious enough to answer each and every question without making anyone seem like an idiot for asking. Meeting Joe and Ken were the highlights of the show for me because they made me feel that they were glad to meet me. This is no small feat because I was the there on Sunday and they had already met who knows how many others.
RE:2-3 feather flatwing
I agree about Joe, his enthusiasm and patience were noteworthy. His subtle tricks are so effective in making this pattern come alive and he is always willing to stop and explain.
Nice guy, oustanding at the vise..
Bob, that was a great explanation. Almost like watching Joe tie it.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Christmas Memories
I love Christmas shopping. Not the long lines or the schlepping around from store to store, but finding the perfect gifts for people. And of course, Christmas isn't all about the gifts - it's ultimately about celebrating the birth of Jesus Christ, but I do love the seasonal festivities and music that pop up this time of year.
I have so many fond Christmas memories from my childhood right up until last year. They are like little video clips in my head that I pull out from time to time and smile just thinking about. Here are a few:
- Watching my brother with Down Syndrome laugh uncontrollably every year while watching "Home Alone 2". This has made it my favorite Christmas movie.
- Brian and I telling each other we loved each other for the first time; this was the first Christmas that we were dating.
- Waking up on a hot Australian summer Christmas morning to "snowy sled tracks" outside that my parents had made with freezer ice scrapings.
- My parents opening up their home to over 30 people each year to come celebrate Jesus' birthday with our family.
- Mum's zany Christmas decorations.
- The day after Christmas in Australia is the big "Boxing Day Test" cricket match. To feel closer to home, my American friends and I played a game of cricket in the freezing cold.
- Perry Como and Nat King Cole Christmas music.
- Visiting old-fashioned toy shops and candy stores back before Playstations and computers were a household item.
What are some of yours?
(PS. My lovely friend Pamela is having an adorable giveaway! Stop by her Acorn Birthday Giveaway and enter!)
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- Vanessa Mala/HeightofVintage said...
awww, to bad theres not many old fashion candy stores in Houston, theres one on The Strand, I love visiting that once a year :)
- November 17, 2010 at 9:35 AM
- Vanessa said...
I can't even put my love for Christmas into words. The only thing I don't like about it is the shopping. It's not that I can't deal with the crowds, but I am the absolute WORST at picking out gifts for people! I can never think of the right thing!
- November 17, 2010 at 9:35 AM
- candy apples said...
Christmas is my favorite holiday of all time!! Spending one whole day on turkey, shepherd's pie, stuffing, gravy, pumpkin pie, presents, the colors, decorations!! And I love how even if it's really cold, somehow it feels really warm and cozy♥
I wasn't brought up as a Christian, so Christmas to me is all about family, love, and just being thankful and joyful for everything you have!!
- November 17, 2010 at 9:54 AM
- Nicole said...
I always love your photography, dear! One of my family's Christmas traditions is to watch Home Alone also! I love that movie!
Other things I love about Christmas:
- everyone is home from school/work
- the smell of pine
- peppermint flavored things
- November 17, 2010 at 10:07 AM
- a whole lotta love said...
i love your christmas memories. its the best time of year, isn't it?
my memories include walks in the snow with my grandparents and their black lab, waking up before anyone else to come down and get the goodies from our stockings, and the way the wind whips around my grandparents house ( i always used to pretend it was santa clause :) )
i also love these photos.. especially the one of the candy canes.
if you want to include this post on the 'love train' let me know ;)
- November 17, 2010 at 10:13 AM
- a whole lotta love said...
Your on! :) Thanks for joining!
- November 17, 2010 at 11:27 AM
- Sarah said...
those are such beautiful christmas-y photos. :)
my beautiful christmas memories:
1. spending fun times in church with the christmas musicals/presentations about jesus' birth.
2. the start of my relationship with my boyfriend. it's almost 4 years now! and also, our first christmas spent together! sort of. hehe.
3. shopping for gifts for my loved ones, and giving it to them. that's pretty much the best feeling ever.
4. christmas dinners with the family!
5. walking around, embracing the christmas decorations with the boyfriend.
i love christmas. it's my favorite season/holiday of the year! x
- November 17, 2010 at 11:34 AM
- Nicole Egerer said...
Those sound like great memories! Mine definitely include:
*Listing to the Charlie Brown Christmas cd round the clock
*Putting out the beautiful nativity set my brother suprised me with one Christmas
*And definitely the giving. This year we are doing charity gifts but it too is fun buying "gifts" in our families name for people who desperately need our help.
Christmas time is like Disneyland in the sense that being there and experiencing it always insights wonder and joy. It truly IS the most wonderful time of the year! And obviously our blessed Jesus' birth!
Thanks for sharing!
Kind Regards,
- November 17, 2010 at 11:46 AM
- Sam said...
we were in australia last year for christmas and it was so fun to enjoy a day at the beach after a big christmas lunch! such a change from cold christmas memories :)
- November 17, 2010 at 11:54 AM
- Dancing Branflake said...
Such beautiful memories! I cannot wait for Christmas at City of Dionne!
- November 17, 2010 at 12:12 PM
- LBB said...
Sweet memories, Dionne! I love the cozy feel of Christmas, the traditions, the way my mom decks out their house, going antiquing/thrifting for vintage Christmas-y things...I could go on and on! :)
- November 17, 2010 at 12:52 PM
- Barbara said...
As I look back (waaaay back) on Christmas, I am astounded to realize my parents put up the tree on Christmas Eve after we had gone to bed. So when we got up, there was the tree and the gifts. They must have been up all night!
- November 17, 2010 at 3:13 PM
- Pamela said...
Beautiful post... I cannot believe Christmas is really a month away. One of my favorite memories is sitting around the white-lit Christmas tree with my family at night, with apple cinnamon potpourri simmering away on the roaring fireplace, knitting away. Simply perfect. :)
Thanks for mentioning my giveaway!
- November 17, 2010 at 4:33 PM
- Nicole Marie said...
aww so sweet about you and brian! love christmas too!
- November 17, 2010 at 8:10 PM
- Melanie's Randomness said...
What sweet memories. =) I love Christmas time. My favorite memories are making the cookies & wrapping the presents! =)
Melanie's Randomness
- November 17, 2010 at 9:18 PM
- Carissa said...
what wonderful memories! my fave Christmas memories are from my childhood... when my grandparents were still around and my extended family still got together. but I remember us singing Christmas carols around the Christmas tree and, in Danish fashion, we did that as we "danced" in a circle, hands clasped, around the tree. I've never met anyone else who has done that! :) but that's one of my favorite memories. I still love listening to Christmas music. and I also love setting up the nativity set every year, the one that my grandma painted.
- November 20, 2010 at 8:26 PM
- Holly Knitlightly said...
Aw, I love that you have so many great memories of Christmas! Your parents creating snow tracks is ADORABLE! You guys must have been sooo happy that morning!
- November 22, 2010 at 2:12 PM
- Tender Branson said...
Cricket in the cold sounds like a brilliant idea. Get snow involved and that would really change things up.
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Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
And like that, the Vehicon is presold-out.
Darth Vader is becoming the Mickey Mouse of Star Wars.
Kylo Ren - came from Space Brooklyn, although he moved to Space Williamsburg before it was trendy.
The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
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No sign of the Kmart 2 packs at Fairfax/3rd Kmart. They do have the scout walkers though.
Figrin, they seemed to get 1 case in at a time at my store.
There were 3 of each type (AT-ST drivers, and Ewoks).
As I bought 2 Ewoks leaving only 1 without much difficulty, I'd assume that 1 collector could buy the entire case to share with their friends or even keep for themselves - as I'm switching the hoods to make 4 Ewoks out of 2 for a diorama.
I'd find out when they get their truck and what time their "toy guy" stocks. Rebelscum had the UPC number posted in a story on their site too. I used that to ask an employee to check the shipment manifest for me.
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To Everyone: A sincere thanks to all of those who helped me find my wants this year. Really appreciate it! When you build good collecting 'karma,' if there is such a thing, its always nice to be rewarded. United we can defeat the scalpers!! U guys rock!!!
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Culver TRU - nothing SW. Transformers Chinese Market exclusives basics - Laserbeak & Sandstorm; Deluxes - Cliffjumper & Swerve. I bought all but Sandstorm, but may not keep the deluxes.
La Cienega TRU - jack squat.
Culver Target - nothing of note. Did have Avengers blu ray exclusive 3-disc for $20, only about 8 left on shelves but showed more cases in back on price scanner.
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The use of a lightsaber does not make one a Jedi, it is the ability to not use it.
I'm not sure if she's as HTF as the Marvel version, but I found the Avengers Black Widow figure at the Redlands Target this morning, on a display behind the Avengers DVDs and blu-rays. I'm thinking she'll fit in pretty well with my Joes. Might be worth checking other stores.
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