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Hoping someone else here uses InDesign once in awhile and can shed some light on this for me. I've been using InDesign since Adobe changed from Pagemaker to InDesign so it isn't as if it's new to me - what am I doing wrong?
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ARSC T3E Users' Newsletter 169, May 21, 1999
MPI QuizCan you spot three mistakes in the code below? It compiles and runs, but hangs... :-(
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! program mpi_quiz include 'mpif.h' integer idata parameter (idata=1000) ! code data integer irbuf,isbuf dimension irbuf(idata),isbuf(idata) integer i integer ndata ! MPI data integer myid, numprocs, ierr, rc integer mroot call MPI_INIT( ierr ) call MPI_COMM_RANK( MPI_COMM_WORLD, myid, ierr ) call MPI_COMM_SIZE( MPI_COMM_WORLD, numprocs, ierr ) print *, "Process ", myid, " of ", numprocs, " is alive" irbuf=0 ndata=10 mroot=0 do i=1,ndata isbuf(i)=i*100 enddo if(myid.eq.mroot) then call MPI_REDUCE(isbuf, irbuf, ndata, MPI_INT, MPI_SUM, ! mroot, MPI_COMM_WORLD) do i=1,ndata write(6,*) ' data on ',myid,' is ',isbuf(i),irbuf(i) enddo endif call MPI_FINALIZE(rc) stop end !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Here's a sample session showing the output:
yukon$ f90 mpiquiz.f yukon$ mpprun -n2 ./a.out Process 0 of 2 is alive Process 1 of 2 is aliveAt this point the program is hung--no more output appears. Here is the dump produced when program is interrupted by CTRL-C:
SIGNAL: Interrupt ( from process 0 ) Beginning of Traceback (PE 0): Interrupt at address 0x8000d9f0c in routine '???'. Called from line 1422 (address 0x8000f500c) in routine '_T3DMPI_reduce_zero'. Called from line 1524 (address 0x8000f6580) in routine 'MPI_Reduce'. Called from line 2430 (address 0x800171760) in routine 'MPI_REDUCE'. Called from line 36 (address 0x80000154c) in routine 'MPI_QUIZ'. Called from line 475 (address 0x800000c98) in routine '$START$'. End of Traceback.
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The contents of the May 20, 1999 list include:
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MPI Quiz: AnswersHere are the three mistakes:
- The reduction/broadcast operation (MPI_REDUCE) isn't called on all the processors in the MPI_COMM_WORLD Communicator.
MPI_INT is specified as the data type in the MPI_REDUCE call. Oops!
If you work in both C and Fortran, remember, it is MPI_INT in the former and MPI_INTEGER in the latter. Other data types vary also. Fortran's IMPLICIT NONE can help since MPI_INT isn't defined in mpif.h header files.
- The IERR parameter is not included in all MPI subroutine calls.
We can see the different effects of these problems by correcting them one at a time. The error messages all provide clues.
As shown above, problem #1 causes the program to hang. To correct this problem, the "if" statement can be commented out, like this:
!! if(myid.eq.mroot) then call MPI_REDUCE(isbuf, irbuf, ndata, MPI_INT, MPI_SUM, ! mroot, MPI_COMM_WORLD) do i=1,ndata write(6,*) ' data on ',myid,' is ',isbuf(i),irbuf(i) enddo !! endifWith this change, MPI_REDUCE will be called on all processors. This version produces this output:
yukon$ mpprun -n4 ./t1.a.out Process 1 of 4 is alive Process 3 of 4 is alive Process 0 of 4 is alive Process 2 of 4 is alive -MPI- ERROR FATAL: world rank SIGNAL-MPI- ERROR FATAL: world rank 0, c: 2, comm Operand range erroromm 0 (0 In c [0] In call memory management faultall _T3DMPI_op_sum)_T3DMPI_op_sum, [- , [-490 Beginning of Traceback (PE 1): 490, class Interrupt at address 0x80017175c in routine 'MPI_REDUCE'. , class MPI_ERR_OP Called from line 36 (address 0x8000014b8) in routine 'MPI_QUIZ'. MPI_ERR_OP], [ Called from line 475 (address 0x800000c98) in routine '$START$'. ], [Invalid op End of Traceback. Invalid op] MP] MPOperand range error(coredump)Correcting problem #1 has exposed problem #2. To correct problem #2, we replace MPI_INT with MPI_INTEGER, like this:
call MPI_REDUCE(isbuf, irbuf, ndata, MPI_INTEGER, MPI_SUM, ! mroot, MPI_COMM_WORLD)The code is recompiled and rerun:
yukon$ mpprun -n4 ./t2.a.out Process 3 of 4 is alive Process 1 of 4 is alive Process 2 of 4 is alive Process 0 of 4 is alive SIGNAL: Operand range error ( [0] memory management fault) Beginning of Traceback (PE 3): Interrupt at address 0x80017175c in routine 'MPI_REDUCE'. Called from line 36 (address 0x8000014c0) in routine 'MPI_QUIZ'. Called from line 475 (address 0x800000c98) in routine '$START$'. End of Traceback. Operand range error(coredump)Correcting problem #2 has exposed problem #3. We add the IERR parameter to the MPI_REDUCE call:
call MPI_REDUCE(isbuf, irbuf, ndata, MPI_INTEGER, MPI_SUM, ! mroot, MPI_COMM_WORLD, ierr)Again, the code is recompiled and rerun:
yukon$ mpprun -n4 ./t3.a.out Process 3 of 4 is alive Process 0 of 4 is alive Process 1 of 4 is alive Process 2 of 4 is alive data on 1 is 100, 0 data on 3 is 100, 0 data on 2 is 100, 0 [... snipped ...] data on 3 is 1000, 0 data on 0 is 1000, 4000 data on 2 is 1000, 0 STOP (PE 2) executed at line 44 in Fortran routine 'MPI_QUIZ' STOP (PE 0) executed at line 44 in Fortran routine 'MPI_QUIZ' STOP (PE 3) executed at line 44 in Fortran routine 'MPI_QUIZ' STOP (PE 1) executed at line 44 in Fortran routine 'MPI_QUIZ'This seems to be the final correction, but let us know if you spot anything else.
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L'Homme sandwich [Sandwich man] 1926 Materials & Technique: sculptures, collage on cardboard and wood, cotton, string, book cloth, copper, sequins, steel tacks and bridge nails
In 1926 Exter designed a number of marionettes which, unlike the Costume model of a Martian guard for the film 'Aelita', are specifically articulated for use in a performance. It is generally accepted that the marionettes were made to take the place of actors in a film directed by the Danish film-maker Urban Gad (1879-1947), a project that was never realised.1
At Exter's exhibition at Galerie Der Sturm, Berlin, in October 1927, the catalogue lists work done 'for a film with marionettes'. However, in an article on Exter's marionettes published the following year, Louis Lozowick made no mention of the film project and assumed that the marionettes were to be used in a conventional fashion, simply stating that the creation of the marionettes was the logical outcome of an interest in painting and the theatre and intended as a synthesis of both.2 The article also provided a description of a marionette performance in which 'forty-odd marionettes participate in a carnivalesque play after the manner of the commedia dell'arte, with the addition of a modern background for contrast'.3 The scenario takes Punch and Colombine to New York, where Punch is arrested. While the reliability of the synopsis cannot be verified, it does account for the distinctive mechanical appearance of the two marionettes in the Gallery. These not only bear American images and advertising, but in photographs of their original installation at Gallerie Der Sturm in 1927 they are placed together with two other marionettes, Robot and American policeman.4 Publicity man carries images of the American clowns Emmett Kelly and Arthur Burson, a contrast to the familiar conventions of the 'commedia dell'arte' figures that make up the cast. Advertisements for a Goodrich tyre and the United States Line that decorate Publicity man also underscore the notion of travel to far-away places. The Sandwich man touts advertisements for Carnation Milk and the International Theatre Exposition held at the Steinway Building, New York, from 27 February to 22 March 1926, which included works by Exter.
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Thanks so much Doris for the technical explanations!!
Just from a spectator point of view, this was my first time watching all these free dance programs. Just my initial reactions:
Pechalat/Bourzat. As in the SD, they seemed well trained and sharp. I think this program really works for them. I was a little dubious at first--I'm not a big Stones fan--but it really suits P/B. There is a cool funky vibe to it that they carry off very well. It's funny--there is something inherently sexy about P/B as a team--without them having to work for this quality at all or "sell it" the way other teams do. They just naturally have it, and it's an asset in this program. I can't quite imagine any other team skating to the program (always a good sign that it's working). Technically it seemed more difficult than either B/S or W/P and better skated, except for the twizzles (although Doris I see what you mean about it being "open" whereas D/W's FD in particular had a "closed" feel to it with a lot of waltz holds). My feeling is this FD will not be enough to overtake V/M or D/W, but we'll see I guess.
Bobrova/Soloviev. Surprisingly, I really liked this FD! I've never enjoyed any of B/S's programs before, so that is saying something. It's just sort of interesting and intense, especially the first two-thirds of it. The last section, which I think is to Tosca, felt a lot more typical and less intriguing. I thought they skated it quite well and I could see the improvement everyone's talking about in this FD as opposed to their SD. I still did notice some posture problems and bent-at-the-waist skating (this time more from Oleg than Ekaterina), and I still want Ekaterina's shoulders to be less rounded. However nonetheless I did enjoy this program and thought they deserved silver.
Weaver/Poje. This program is very attractive, and yet somehow it didn't quite work for me. It felt like something was missing. The statue-coming-to-life theme isn't very original or well-sustained throughout the program. Kaitlyn and Andrew delivered it fairly well but I felt a little intensity missing. I also felt like they were skating a little "up," not down in their knees and really carving into the ice. I've had that impression before with W/P and it may simply be due to their height and long lines. The program just feels a bit lackluster after the passionate emotion of "Je Suis Malade."
Chock/Bates. Well I must disagree with some others about this program. I thought it was pretty, but that was all. I just didn't enjoy it as much as others have. Honestly I feel Dr. Zhivago is very hard music to skate to. The romance in the film is truly epic in quality and very few skaters can really carry this off. Chock/Bates didn't do it for me. Also, the program seemed a little bit easy in terms of the footwork--I felt like there was a lot of side-by-side skating, a lot of crossovers. But this is just a spectator's initial impression, and I may be wrong about it.


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Very interesting. I wish they showed photos of the perpetrators too. A random sampling of names of perps seems to indicate a hight probability that many of them are also black. This may be a big reason why there seems to be such a dichotomy of opinions on gun control. I don't think I know anybody who has murdered anyone or been murdered. I also knew that a high percentage of folks murdered were minority, and primarily black, but scrolling through those photos of victims really brought home what must be happening in those communities. Very strange pathology. Apparently they are going to start a similar site for Chicago.


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A symposium titled "Moral Moments: Making the Decision to Combat Injustice" is scheduled for 9:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 4, in Dodds Auditorium, Robertson Hall.
The event is being sponsored by the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs and the Program in Judaic Studies , in conjunction with Humanity In Action, an organization devoted to the study of past and current minority issues through annual educational programs. It is intended to mark the fifth anniversary of the group, which involves outstanding university students -- developing leaders -- from Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and the United States.
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Archaeologists turned up so many beautiful mosaics in Tzipori that people used to say it might have been a regional catalogue store for those the ornate floors the Romans loved! As you'll learn on a visit to Tzipori National Park west of Nazareth, its citizens could afford to indulge, because their city's fate was very different from other Galilee towns in Roman times –during the Great Revolt (66–73 CE) it surrendered to the Romans without a fight. It was thus saved from destruction and went on to prosper.
Byzantine and medieval lore mark Tzipori as the birthplace of Mary. In Jewish tradition, it is best known as the hometown of Rabbi Yehuda Hanasi who codified the Mishnah (the first book of the Talmud) here in the late second century CE. Visitors feel close to Jewish history and practice in Tzipori's synagogue, with its magnificent fifth-century mosaic whose motifs symbolize longed-for redemption.
Another highlight is the "Mona Lisa of Galilee" in Tzipori's restored villa. With her enigmatic smile, created by with hundreds of small stones in dozens of natural shades, she peers out from the past, surrounded by scenes of the cavorting wine god, Dionysus and his minions. You can also stroll down main street to the Nile House, where another gorgeous mosaic depicts the Nile River festival, starring gods, goddesses and a menagerie of African animals. Visitors also love exploring the gigantic water tunnel that brought water to the city for hundreds of years from a nearby spring.


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Can a planted tank be TOO clean?
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I really like to keep my aquariums clean. Like 100% WCs, in two sessions per week. Perhaps this is a reaction to when I didn't do them enough. Anyway, psychology aside, I really like my tanks clean, but I'm wondering if a tank can be too clean for good plant growth. As in, such low nitrate levels that the plants can't effectively use them and grow. Here's what I wanna do:
55 gallon tank, 48" long
Mix of ecocomplete and floramax substrate, with a small bit of smooth pebbles
Plants including rotala, swords, crypts, water sprite, and lilies
High light, 10,000K (yeah, not perfect but it's what I have)
DIY CO2 for now
Dosing with flourish comp weekly; root tabs near heavy feeders (lilies and swords)
Right now the tank has all those characteristics but it has small smooth pebbles as substrate and no CO2 yet. My nitrates have been below 5(!) in this tank, and I'm worried that's not high enough. Will this level naturally rise a bit since I won't be vaccuming the eco complete in the same way as I do the gravel?
Thanks for you advice. Perhaps I am overthinking this. Happy overthinking, but still crazy.Beth
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My advice: slow down, think, and be willing to learn. Then you'll be fine, no matter what.
I do 70% water changes once a week. In heavily planted tanks, I do not vacuum at all. Instead I let the mulm settle as a source of nutrients for the plants.
I think it is possible to be "too clean," but it'd be difficult. You'd have to have a really low bioload (like, just shrimp, or a few small fish in a large tank) combined with frequent large water changes.
A persistently low nitrate level is itself not a cause for concern, assuming your plants don't show stunted growth or signs of nitrate deficiency, since that would occur if nitrate production were roughly matched with nitrate consumption.
I also don't vacuum at all, and I let the mulm settle into the substrate as plant fertilizer.
Thank you! I will stop overthinking then. It's actually kind of nice, thinking I won't have to really mess with the substrate. The gravel now is really messy and I have to vac it quite diligently. This tank overhaul looks like it will actually be less work for me.Beth
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My advice: slow down, think, and be willing to learn. Then you'll be fine, no matter what.
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My planted tank never gets a gravel vac and water changes are done 50% once a months even with a big fish load.
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Params are spot on with 10 to 20 trate reading. And when I say heavy fish load I mean it.filtration is 1 xp2 with 1 basket totally devoted to biomedia and the other sponges. All plants are water column feeders such as anubia and ferns. Its a kick butt tank that's been up and running for over 7 yrs now and some of the fish have been there from day one.
I do 50% once a month as well. Pretty heavily planted and medium to high bio load. I dont vacuum.31 Gallon Hagen Waterhome with 2 x 20W T8 6700K Life Glo tubes, Fluval 205 canister filter, Aquaclear 200W and Marineland Stealth 150W heaters, Hydor Hydrokable 50W substrate heating cable with Hydrostat thermostat, Hydor Ario 2 Blue aeration night light. Compressed CO2. Very Heavily Planted.
58 Gallon Hagen Light-Glo/Waterhome with 2x40W T8, 2x Fluval 404/405 canisters filters, Ebo-Jager 250W Heater, Marineland Stealth Pro 300W heater. Compressed CO2. Moderately planted.
i have a 55g with a low bio load, ( 2 gourami like fish and a striped raph cat). i do about a 75% weekly change, dose with liquid co2 daily and not ferts. i do a very light gravel vac when i start getting bad algae growth, maybe once a month. i am going to start dosing with root tabs soon.
so, i think the 100% w/c weekly would be a bit much, but i dont think there would be too bad on your plants, i would say drop it to 70 and you will be happy.
(advice about plants i just thought i would throw in to follow)
you might want to nix the liquid ferts for the start. with that 10kk like you will run into bad algae in no time. i hear some people like to combine that with the pink growth bulb for a high par set up. in theroy its a good idea, never tried it myself. but i would still think algae would take any chance to take hold. if you are doing a diy co2 then you might want to invest in a co2 dector thingy (cant remember the name sorry im tired) and make sure you either shut off the co2 at night (lights out) or turn on an air pump. the co2 build up can kill fish.KING OF THE GOLD BARBS RAWR!!!!
I wonder if i plant one of my tiger barbs would the demon seed grow to a full tree?
gotta love them bunnies!
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If your nitrates are 3 ppm or a bit higher, than all is well from what I have read. Experts dose around 3 ppm nitrates (with no or very few fish.) Phosphates will never be too low (with fish!). If you had liquid ferts and tabs, you can clean all you want with that nitrate reading.
+1 to genocidex; with a 10,000K light, that is trouble for a freshwater planted tank.Knowledge is fun(damental)
A 75 gal with eight Discus, fake plants, and a lot of wood also with sand substrate. Clean up crew is down to just two Sterba's Corys. Filters: continuous new water flow; canister w/UV, in-tank algae scrubber!! Finally, junked the nitrate removal unit from hell.
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Did a lot of work on the 'snort' debian package today.
If I counted correctly, i actually fixed 12 bugs in a single upload! :) - i hope the reporting-thing works better now, i almost completely reworked it (fixed some timeouts in the mailer-pipe, did some cosmetic changes).
It should also be possible to use it for dialup users now - good!
Worked a bit more on some LDAP stuff at work. My python scripts now know what 'users' are, and can differentiate between them. Adding and deleting works too. Worked it into the frontend as well.
Fixed DNS stuff. reverse works fine now. got a new block of IP's, transitioned to those. Waiting for the TTL to pass, so i can actually remove the old ones (12 IP adresses on a single interface looks, erm. 'messy'.).
Got myself a nice reverse for IRC.
Whipped up some HTML and perlscripts for http://www.bzimage.org. We're publishing 'incremental kernel patches' there, so people can patch their (linux) kernel from say ac7 to ac8 without having to apply the patch to a stock 2.4.2 kernel. It's actually working quite well, people on the LKM (linux kernel mailing list) are positive about it, and we're getting quite a lot of hits. Cool!
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One critical point - nitrites are very toxic to fish and 0.5 ppm is high; aim for 0.1 ppm with fish. Also, consider adding an air stone if you don't already have one running - the fish may very well have been injuried by those high nitrites/ammonia levels. Ammonia should be under 0.25 ppm. These numbers are essential to keep under if you want the fish to do well.
Last edited by Cermet; 01-31-2013 at 12:27 PM.Knowledge is fun(damental)
A 75 gal with eight Discus, fake plants, and a lot of wood also with sand substrate. Clean up crew is down to just two Sterba's Corys. Filters: continuous new water flow; canister w/UV, in-tank algae scrubber!! Finally, junked the nitrate removal unit from hell.
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01-31-2013, 01:59 PM #12Member Oscar
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Those look like Java Ferns on the right side of the tank and also look like they're planted in the gravel.
The rhizomes for those should never be buried. The plant will die. Its best to tie them to a pieces of rock or wood to which the roots can attach themselves.
The one plant in the background looks like Wisteria.
I've seen no mention made of filtration, here. What filter do you have on this tank? Couldn't spot it in the photo.
I recommend, for your 10-gallon, an Aquaclear 20 hob. For your future 55 gallon, an Aquaclear 110. Both are hang-on-backs and very good filters.
Once the 10-gallon is cycled, you can take some of the media from it and seed the larger filter for the 55 with it. It will help that tank cycle faster. But only do that if your 10 is completely cycled and has been stable for awhile.20 gal. high: planted; 7 white cloud minnows, several RCS, 2 blue shrimp, 5 Amano shrimp, several snails; Azoo air. 65 gal: planted; 6 rosy barbs, 6 yellow glofish, 3 red glofish, 3 zebra danios, 5 white cloud minnows, 3 dojo loaches, 6 crimson spot rainbow fish, 12 large Amano Shrimp, several snails; AC110.
Everyone has given you good advice about stocking and cycling but here are a few more tips on getting your tank cycled.
First, you're doing a good job with your water changes. Until you get this tank cycled, though, you may have to continue to do 50 - 75% W/C daily to keep your ammonia around .25 (you need some ammonia to get the bacteria growing) and your nitrites below .50. Nitrates should not exceed 20ppm.
Always test before you do your water change, not after for a true reading. your API liquid master water test kit will tell you if you need to do a W/C. Again - if ammonia is above .25, a change is required. same with nitrates above .50. Do not touch your filter media during this process. taking it out and cleaning it could destroy the Beneficial Bacteria you are working so hard to grow. After the tank is cycled, you can clean the media (and then, only rinse it in water that you have removed from the tank - never tap water or the chlorine will kill your bacteria and you'll be back to square one.) And you do not have to buy new filter cartridges monthly as the mfg suggests. most here simply rinse and use the same ones over and over until they are literally falling apart. Avoid vacuuming the bottom of the tank as well during this time as there will be small amounts of BB growing in the substrate. IF you must vac, just lightly skim the surface to clean the debris on top. Again, AFTer the tank is cycled you can deep clean the gravel.
As has been said - forget about the bacterial boosters. You might want to get some Seachams stability to help defuse the toxic effects of the ammonia. I don't know what water conditioner you are using but Seachams prime is an excellent product and will also help minimize any toxic effects of ammonia.
If you keep up this regiment, you should have your tank cycled within 3 - 4 weeks although sometimes it takes a little longer.
also try not to over feed - if you're feeding twice a day, cut to 1 time a day to help keep the waste at a minimum.
Hope this all helps. Good luck
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I highly suggest getting a water conditioner called Seachem Prime. Many of us on this forum use it, and it removes chlorine and chloramine, as well as detoxify ammonia and nitrites. It won't do the job for you, but will help take the stress off your fish. The main problem is likely too many fish in too small a space, so getting them to better housing is important. It is just my singular opinion, but I feel the livestock would be better off being moved immediately to their new home as soon as you get it. Transfer the partially cycled filter just as it is along with the new filter on the new tank to help kick-start the cycling process. They would be better off cycling in the larger tank, than continuing to cycle in the small one while you fishless cycle the large tank.2 10 gallon tanks, 1 20 gallon tank, 1 Fluval Edge, 1 29 gallon tank, and one backyard pond.
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So just a little update
The 55 is now set up, i purchased a nice filter, good substrate, natural (sanitized) river rock gravel(nice, smooth edges too!) and all the other good stuff. In a few days I will transfer the first few fish over to see how they do, but the sub I placed in was already cycled and the filter cartridges where as well, so I should be able to go very soon. In another two weeks I wanted to place a few more fish in there to keep my current fish happy, so I was thinking 3 hi-fin tetras, 2 more swordtails, and a few more guppies. I will also still have my spotted catfish and rainbow-fin shark.I know I have more space then that, but I am hesitant. Should I get a few more of each of these, or should I worry about getting some bottom feeders to keep things clean and tidy? Ideas?


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with the possible exception of G man, you are the king of insults on this forum. kettle, meet pot....
your post above is just rhetoric. the second amendment is safe from ANY political party or coalition thereof. why? because it's political suicide.
i'm 58 years old and have been listening to this fearmongering monolog for all my adult life. i still have all my firearms, can travel freely within our country with them, and go hunting in any state. you may be able to whip someone else into a state of fear, but it won't be me.
if the FT or HT games go under it will be because people like yourself who give nothing back to the sport sat on the sidelines instead of supporting and participating in the club(s) in your area-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
enlighten me. tell me about the tests or trials that you have chaired, or been secretary or gun captain for, or judged, or which clubs you have been an officer in. i may be wrong.....-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
well, i KNOW that you're not a judge, and the only thing i've ever seen you post relative to training your dog on this forum involved trespassing, so i don't think you're the sort that joins clubs and works to help the sport to flourish. that's what i base my assumption on.
oh yeah, and i'm not your friend.-Paul
there's no good reason to fatten up a retriever.
Voted for ya.... good luck. Paul and Gib..... you two need to get a room......Pathetic.
Which includes me?
Cause I belong to WATKC (AKC), WISILL (HRC), FVRC (AKC) and a national member of NAHRA & HRC.
I worked 3 AKC HT's last year=6 days (ran my dog in 5), worked 1 FT=2 days (didn't run, I am not good enough), worked in 3 HRC events (ran in 3), worked at the WATKC Jamboree.
I apprentice judges and judged 1 AKC JH.
I am scheduled to judge 2 events this year.
I don't care what the AKC site says, it's wrong I can prove it.
I am active with the FVRC club as we train 2 nites a week and 1 weekend day.
But that is only in the spring/summer/fall.
And in that club we all do more working to help each other than training our own dogs.
I am training now with WISILL (HRC) to compete for an upland title yet this winter.
I went to the Evan Graham seminars hosted by the WISILL HRC club the last 2 years and volunteered some time for those as well.
2 years ago ('09) I compaigned my pup in NAHRA in IA & MN (a several hour ride for us) and ran in 9 tests as well as my GF volunteering time as a Marshall.
Meager by some standards, and I ain't bragging, I love doing it!!!
Not a chair or officer, but I hope to get even more involved as I learn more.
............and you?
stan b
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Flags at Rhode Island College have been lowered to half-mast in memory of Associate Professor of English and Secondary Education Jennifer Cook, who was killed in a traffic accident over the weekend.
RIC President Nancy Carriuolo stated that the entire college community is shocked and saddened by the professor's sudden passing. "Dr. Cook was a well-liked and well-respected member of the English Department and of the Educational Studies Department," she said. "We all thought that Jenn, who was tenured a few years ago, had a long career ahead of her at Rhode Island College."
English Department Chair Daniel Scott added, "Jenn was more than a professor to her students. For almost all of them, she was the very model of what they wanted to be: dynamic, engaged teachers and scholars. I cannot tell you how many times I have walked down the hall in Craig-Lee and heard intense, unadulterated joy flowing from her classroom. Dr. Cook brought so much humor, common sense and daring to her classroom that her students thrived. She challenged her students to learn new models for teaching and to try out fresh ways to approach writing and reading texts. Over the years, she inspired and trained hundreds of students who are now teachers in Rhode Island and around the country. That's a huge legacy!"
Messages of condolence may be shared at the Piddock Funeral Home website, http://www.piddockfuneralhome.com/tribute/details/13/_Dr__Jennifer__Susan__Cook/obituary.html.
In addition to her work with RIC students, Cook served as the executive director of the Rhode Island Writing Project, a professional development initiative for elementary and secondary school teachers.
Cook, who taught at RIC for 10 years, received her B.A. from American University and her M.Ed. and Ed.D. from the University of Massachusetts. She is survived by her spouse, Moira Collins, an adjunct professor in the RIC English Department.
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Michael Kent Named Entertainer of the Year by Campus Activities Magazine, Magician of the Year by APCA
Thanks to YOU, my amazing fans, friends and supporters, I've been voted Entertainer of the Year by Campus Activities Magazine AND Magician of the Year by APCA!
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I was voted "Entertainer of the Year" by the readers of Campus Activities Magazine! As you can imagine, this is an unbelievable honor for me. After having been nominated for the last 3 years, it's a huge thrill.
To be recognized in your field is something that always feels good. I'm humbled and honored to receive the title of "Entertainer of the Year" and will do my best to keep putting on the best shows I possibly can to truly earn the title. I was "real-life-share-a-drink-with" friends with all 4 of the other nominees in this category and they're all amazing, top-notch entertainers. Adam Grabowski is a guy who is taking the college market by storm with his comedy, funny charts and observations about 90s life. Daniel Martin is someone I'm proud to call a friend and someone with whom I regularly workshop new ideas. His "making an audience member disappear bit is one of the most clever "I wish I had thought of that" things out there. Peter Boie is a magician who has a thing in his show with a harmonica that I have never figured out — and never want to. It's a magical experience to see him perform. Matt Corey convinced me that the saxophone can actually be exciting and fun to watch (not to mention, he's a fellow Ohioan)! I'd also like to say CONGRATS to all of the winners in other categories!
Campus Activities Magazine was nice enough to feature me on the cover of their April Issue, which is distributed to 4,300 colleges and universities nation-wide and ran a 3-page-spread about me.
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In other exciting news, I recently attended the National Conference for the Association for the Promotion of Campus Activities in Atlanta, GA, where I was given the "2014 Magician of the Year" Award! The title is determined by votes cast through ballots given to Student Activities Groups in colleges throughout the country. I was genuinely surprised to be notified about this award!
Being recognized by your peers is always a wonderful feeling, and I smiled the whole way home from Atlanta. So thank you for the honor! The beautiful trophy I was given will be placed in my office display case next to other proud mementos that serve as reminders that I really am working in my dream job.
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- The APCA Administrators, Staff and Volunteers,
- All of the Student Activities Advisors/Directors and students who have enjoyed what I do,
- Entertainer friends with whom I regularly consult for improvement and ideas
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Equipped with Wi-Fi and the confort of a modern home, the apartment consists of a kitchen, a living room, a bedroom, a bathroom, a study with a sofa bed and a awesome terrace.
Well connected to the most interesting places of the city, this apartment is also ideal for a short holyday.
The district, in addition to its proximity to the city center, reachable by bus and metro (both within walking distance), offers day and night choice of entertainment with its shops, art galleries, pizzerias, typical and ethnic restaurants, cafes and small supermarkets. The district, located near the first and oldest university of Rome, La Sapienza University (founded in 1303, the largest in Europe), is lively and frequented by youth.
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A very welcoming host, a stunning terrace and an apartment very close to the city center. Thanks Gabriella.
There were four of five nights in this beautifully designed apartment and were very, very happy, but also very reluctant this brilliant place (Rome) to leave again. Gabriella was a great hostess good to us, so it seemed to us, was fully familiar. The roof terrace has been still usable even in autumn, evening, then a little damp. The noises in the street phänomenmal grass Italian, but because identical and therefore not disturbing. The streets in the residential area totally interesting and the path to the local cultural attractions all within easy walking distance (except the Vatican).
When we come once again, we will try to stay here again.
Love Gabriella! Mille Grazie
Wir waren zu viert fünf Nächte in dieser wunderschön designten Wohnung und waren sehr, sehr zufrieden, aber auch sehr unwillig diesen genialen Ort (Rom) wieder verlassen zu müssen. Gabriella war eine hervorragend gute Gastgeberin, die uns, so schien es uns, voll vertraut hat. Die Dachterasse ist auch im Herbst noch benutzbar gewesen; Abends dann ein wenig feucht. Die Geräusche in der Straße phänomenmal grass italienisch, weil aber identisch und deshalb nicht störend. Die Straßen im Wohnviertel total interessant und der Weg zu den Kulturstätten alles zu Fuß gut zu erreichen (außer Vatikan).
Wenn wir einmal wieder kommen, werden wir versuchen hier wieder zu wohnen.
Liebe Gabriella! Mille Grazie
Gabriella's flat is amazing! Very quirky design with an amazing terrace on the rooftop. The flat was very clean and well-equipped. There's even a Bialetti coffee maker & supply of Illy coffee in the kitchen to make your Rome experience truly Italian:-) Having a cup of espresso on the rooftop terrace was a great beginning of the day. The area is interesting as well, a bit like a Shoreditch in London, very arty and vibrant and not at all pretentious. I'm sure I'll be coming back to Gabriella's flat next year!
The flat actually looks as great as the pictures and the roof terrace is just as amazing. I was surprised how close the flat was to most sight seeing highlights in Rome. If you have some time and don't need to rush to all the sights it is very much walkable. We just used public transport to get back in the evening.
We also enjoyed the area which is very lively at night and has some nice bars and delicious restaurants. Great if you feel like mingling with the locals and don't have the urge to pay higher prices in the more touristic parts of Rome all the time.
The flat has everything you need, including cooking equipment (not that you will use it much ;) ) and it was great to find some espresso and snacks in the kitchen. So as there is nothing to complain about I will keep it short and just say: Thank you very much! We'd love to come back!
Great apartment, exactly as in the photos. Great location in the student area, many bars and restaurants nearby. The key handover went very well. Especially nice was the roof terrace. Would love to come again.
Tolle Wohnung , genau wie auf den Fotos. Super Lage im Studentenviertel, viele Bars und Restaurants in der Nähe. Die Schlüsselübergabe hat sehr gut geklappt. Besonders schön war die Dachterrasse. Kommen gern wieder.
My daughter and I had a wonderful time in Gabriella's apartment. Especially the terrace was a treat every morning and evening. The road was particularly dorhin. The apartment is clean and all there what you need. The train station is a 15 minute walk to the Metro Vittorio Emanuele 10 minutes. Due to the holiday season it was very quiet in the student area. Shops and restaurants nearby. Gabriella was very helpful. Unfortunately we could not see us in person. Maybe next time. All the best and thank you! Anna & Petra
Meine Tochter und ich hatten eine wunderschöne Zeit in Gabriellas Wohnung. Besonders die Terrasse war morgens und abends ein Genuss. Der Weg dorhin war auch besonders. Das Appartement sauber und alles da, was man braucht. Zum Bahnhof ca 15 Minuten Fußweg zur Metro Vittorio Emanuele 10 Minuten. Aufgrund der Ferienzeit war es im Studentenviertel sehr ruhig. Geschäfte und Lokale in der Nähe. Gabriella war sehr hilfsbereit. Leider konnten wir uns nicht persönlich sehen. Vielleicht beim nächsten mal. Alles Gute und Danke!
Petra & Anna
Nice appartment!
Nice appartment!
The apartment is just as lovely as it looks on the pictures! We had a very nice stay there. Gabriella is very nice and helpful. Totally recommend this place!
We had a very helpful communication before the trip we felt very welcome at our arrival on the flat on Friday evening. Also during our stay Manuel was very helpful and could help us.
The flat is very functional with an extraordinary roof-terrace. The location is good and close to the centre. The quarter is agile especially during the weekend.
Thanks again.
Gert & Julia
Schöne und sehr interessante Ferienwohnung in einem lebendigen Stadtviertel von Rom. Die Lage für Stadtbesichtungen ist perfekt. Wir haben die kleinen Geschäfte und Kneipen genossen. Das Frühstück auf der Dachterasse - ein Traum!
Die Verständigung und Übergabe waren perfekt.
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Pittsburgh's Zoning Board of Adjustment has scheduled the following public hearings of interest to South Pittsburgh residents in the first floor hearing room of the John P. Robin Civic Building, 200 Ross Street, Downtown.
Zone case 193/11 on Thursday, Oct. 6. at 9:30 a.m. is the appeal of Potter's House Ministries, Inc ., owner/applicant for 430 Cathedral Street in the 16th Ward.
Applicant requests use of 3-story structure (former convent) as transitional housing services for a maximum of 17 women with 24-hour a day staff, multi-suite residential general.
Use Variance Requests: 912.04.A.
Zone case 189/11 on Thursday, Oct. 6. at 9:40 a.m. is the appeal of Harry Tolbert, owner/applicant for 2229 Arlington Avenue in the 16th Ward (Zoning District R1D-H).
Applicant requests use of incidental auto repair (limited) in an existing 1-story garage to 2227 Arlington Avenue.
Use Variance Requests: 912.05.C.1 Use not permitted as an accessory home occupation.
Zone case 196B/11 on Thursday, Oct. 13. at 9:30 a.m. is the appeal of Mary Catherine Thomas, owner/applicant for 144 Ruth Street in the 19th Ward (Zoning District R1D-H).
Applicant requests reconstruction of a damaged non-conforming use (2 unit dwelling).
Use Variance Requests: 921.03.C.2 Reconstruction of a damaged non-conforming use is a special exception in a R1D zoning district.
Zone case 165/11 on Thursday, Oct. 13. at 10:00 a.m. is the appeal of Blaise Peterson, owner/applicant for 107 Knox Avenue in the 30th Ward (Zoning District R1D-H).
Applicant requests expansion of a legal non-conforming use; from 20 dwelling units to 22 dwelling units of an existing 3-story structure.
Use Variance Requests: 921.02.A.4 Expansion of a non-conforming use is a special exception; the limit on the expansion is 15 percent to the total floor area and the applicant is requesting an expansion of 7.3 percent.
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Open Source Design: Versions and Forking
It's almost the new year so I'm getting started early in trying something new.
I moved to using only HTML/CSS for almost all of my mock-up purposes a while ago (see Why we skip Photoshop) . It's just as fast, interactive, and removes much of the translation issues that that happen when an image is converted into HTML.
While the switch to HTML mock-ups has been good, I've continued to encounter the same issues I had with Photoshop images where I have to systematically save new versions of the original source and output.
I've had many different approaches in trying to version my files.
No index file, just use the HTML list page the web server provides.
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Later I end up with a mess of files with version numbers and I don't really remember what happened changed in each of the versions. This is both true for myself and for anyone else who browsed my designs later.
I've also tried creating an
index.html file so I could link to all the different versions and describe them but that index file is hard to maintain; eventually getting old and out of date.
Oh so you want to participate in the design process? A remix of my mock-up simply means you have to choose a version and then copy all the files onto your own web server and try to get my attention so we can discuss your changes.
Am I still working on this mock-up or have I moved on? You'll probably never really know because there's no easy way to tell. If I have an
index.html file then hopefully I put the last active date on it or if I don't you could use the last modified time in the directory listing.
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My new trick that I've recently started trying is to use GitHub Pages to host my HTML mock-ups. So far it seems to fix my version and forking problems.
I'm keeping a simple rule that each check-in must work (I can't break the whole thing) and I should describe the changes in my commit messages as much as possible so myself and others can understand why the mock-up might have changed drastically.
There is no version numbering to deal with here since git does all the versioning. The GitHub page only displays the latest version, which is a little bit of a setback, but anyone can clone the source and then checkout the older versions locally.
Not only does GitHub provide a super simple way for people to fork my mock-ups but it also allows me to see what those people are doing by keeping track of the forks and their progress. I could actually incorporate changes from someone else into my mock-ups by merging them in.
It's pretty easy to see from the source view the last time I was actively working on a mock-up. And you could drop over to my profile view to see what other mock-ups I was more actively working on.e Bonus!
I'm going to try to add some standard pieces to my pages so it's easy to find the source code and perhaps a
README page which quickly describes how to see the older versions of the mock-ups.
Any other ideas?


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For over thirty-five years, Felice and Boudleaux Bryant have been one of the great songwriting teams. In Nashville, they are considered an institution.
The Bryants have probably contributed more successful songs to the mainstream of music out of Nashville than any other songwriting team. Their amazing output includes more than 6,000 songs, with over 1,000 recordings, which have sold over 200 million copies. Their songs have been sung by every country artist who has ever cut a tune. In the pop world, Bob Dylan, The Everly Brothers, Johnnie Ray, Frankie Laine, Tony Bennett, Al Martino, The Grateful Dead, Sarah Vaughan, Billy Eckstine, Della Reese, Simon and Garfunkel, Dean Martin, Dinah Shore, Percy Faith, Al Hirt, Rosemary Clooney, Roy Orbison and Herb Alpert-all these and more are indebted to the Bryants for successful records.
Boudleaux Bryant met Felice in Milwaukee. Although she had no musical training, she and her entire family sang and played instruments by ear. In her quiet hours, unknown to anyone else, she wrote song lyrics. It was only after their marriage in 1945 that they combined their magic talents and began writing songs that took the musical world by storm.
Perhaps the Bryants' most famous musical affiliation has been with two brothers from Kentucky whose talents assimilated the best of southern music: The Everly Brothers. Their first great hit was "Bye, Bye Love" followed by "Wake Up Little Susie." The Bryants have co-written most of the Everly Brothers' big hits: "All I Have to Do Is Dream," "Take A Message to Mary," and "Devoted to You."
Boudleaux Bryant
House of Bryant Publications
Felice Bryant, Boudleaux Bryant
House of Bryant Publications


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