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Re: Integral points on elliptic curves
Simple things like adding points on elliptic curves and related matters
are easy to implement and have, in fact, already been implemented as
demonstrations, see, e.g.
(I am thinking about adding something to this topic too). Implementing most of these algorithms is not very hard (there are much harder ones in Mathematica) but unless it is done by WRI they won't be efficient enough for anything but simple demonstrations. The question is, whether the subject is of sufficient general interest for WRI to devote serious resources to it.
On 25 Oct 2011, at 15:05, Artur wrote:
> Also method of adding torsion points can be use if we have two small
points 123, 519 we can find all other torsion points because order of
group of each elliptic curve can be determined independent method (I
have Mathematica procedure on adding points on elliptic curve). Of
course all integral points of elliptic curve are integer but not vice versa.
> If elliptic curve isn't singular number of integer points can't be bigger as 16 (is proof). Of course torsion points can be rational but never point of infinite order isn't integer.
> Theory of elliptic curves is very expanded in recent time and MAGMA contained newest algorhitms
> if we use
> Sort([ p[1] : p in IntegralPoints(EllipticCurve([0, -1641843])) ]);
> on MAGMA online culculator
> http://magma.maths.usyd.edu.au/calc/
> results are
> [ 123, 519, 5853886516781223 ]
> I was think about implemnted these algorhitms in Mathematica
> Best wishes
> Artur Jasinski
> W dniu 2011-10-25 12:16, Andrzej Kozlowski pisze:
>> But Mathematica can easily find some solutions to this equation (and very fast):
>> Solve[y^3 - x^2 == 1641843&& 0< y< 10^3, {x, y}, Integers]
>> {{x -> -11754, y -> 519}, {x -> -468, y -> 123},
>> {x -> 468, y -> 123}, {x -> 11754, y -> 519}}
>> The problem is to find all solutions and prove that there are no more. I don't know how to do that. It is easy, however, to prove (using the Nagell-Lutz Theorem) that the curve has no points of finite order.
>> Andrzej Kozlowski
>> On 23 Oct 2011, at 12:24, Artur wrote:
>>> Dear Mathematica Gurus,
>>> Who know that existed any Mathematica procedure (library) to finding
>>> integral points on elliptic curves?
>>> Or how to find example to e.g.
>>> FindInstance[y^3 - x^2 == 1641843, {x, y}, Integers]
>>> if FindInstance doesn't work what inspite???
>>> Unfortunatelly Wolfram Research is developing some branches of
>>> Mathematics in new versions of Mathematica and complete leave anothers
>>> (good samples are elliptic curves, Chabauty method, determining Galois
>>> groups of polynomials etc.).
>>> Best wishes
>>> Artur Jasinski


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- Converting Byte Order of Binary Data Files on the Cray XD1
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Converting Byte Order of Binary Data Files on the Cray XD1
[ Thanks to Ed Korkven of ARSC for this article, the first in a Series on Porting Codes From the Cray X1. ]
In anticipation of the September 30 decommissioning of Klondike, ARSC's Cray X1, ARSC is urging Klondike users to begin planning for that transition. One of the major concerns that users may have is the portability of data files produced on the X1. Text files (i.e. those created with the Fortran OPEN option FORM='FORMATTED') are not a problem since by default the X1 creates ASCII text files and any machine to which users would port those files will read ASCII text files transparently, perhaps with minor end-of-line differences for non-Unix machines. But what about binary data files (i.e. those created with the OPEN option FORM='UNFORMATTED')?
The X1 differs from many earlier Cray machines in that by default it uses 32-bit IEEE standard floating point with two's complement arithmetic. This is an advantage since this format is commonly used on most other platforms likely to be targets for porting from the X1. (We would appreciate hearing of any exceptions.) Even when porting to another IEEE platform however, there are some issues to consider. In this and following newsletters we will discuss strategies for doing these ports.
In this issue, we will begin to take a look at the "byte order" of the contents of a binary data file. The byte order of a machine refers to the order in which it stores multi-byte data items in memory, and then in data files. Klondike is a "big-endian" machine. If moving to another big-endian machine, byte order will not be a consideration. One notable CPU set with opposite byte order however, is the x86 family. This includes the AMD chips that are prevalent in many machines, notably, Cray's XT3 and XD1 platforms. Reading unformatted X1 files on such computers will require some kind of special handling either on the X1 or on the target.
ARSC's XD1 machine has a very handy feature built in to its Portland Group Fortran compiler that automatically converts big-endian to little-endian and vice versa when UNFORMATTED data is read or written. Here is an example. The following is an X1 program that writes a binary data file called "output.dat".
program writer implicit none integer*4 :: out_i4 = X'deadbeef' real*4 :: out_r4 = X'cafefeed' integer*8 :: out_i8 = X'ceded0dace0faded' real*8 :: out_r8 = X'deafbeadedefface' open(11,file='output.dat', form='unformatted', access='sequential') write(11) out_i8, out_i4, out_r4, out_r8 close(11) end program writer
Compile this code like this: ftn -o writer writer.f90 And then execute: ./writer
Looking at the output with the od utility reveals its contents: od -x output.dat
0000000 0000 0018 cede d0da ce0f aded dead beef 0000020 cafe feed deaf bead edef face 0000 0018
Running the same program on the XD1 gives a different result:
0000000 0018 0000 aded ce0f d0da cede beef dead 0000020 feed cafe face edef bead deaf 0018 0000
Let's now read that file on the XD1 with this program:
program reader implicit none integer*4 :: in_i4, out_i4 = X'deadbeef' real*4 :: in_r4, out_r4 = X'cafefeed' integer*8 :: in_i8, out_i8 = X'ceded0dace0faded' real*8 :: in_r8, out_r8 = X'deafbeadedefface' open(11,file='output.dat', form='unformatted', access='sequential') read(11) in_i8, in_i4, in_r4, in_r8 close(11) if (in_i4 .eq. out_i4) print*, 'Integer*4 matches.' if (in_r4 .eq. out_r4) print*, 'Real*4 matches.' if (in_i8 .eq. out_i8) print*, 'Integer*8 matches.' if (in_r8 .eq. out_r8) print*, 'Real*8 matches.' end program reader
If we compile the reader program with: pgf90 -o reader reader.f90 we get no "match" messages during execution because the X1 big-endian output is read as little-endian values. Recompiling with:
pgf90 -byteswapio -o reader reader.f90gives the result we hoped for:
Integer*4 matches. Real*4 matches. Integer*8 matches. Real*8 matches.
So the Portland Group compiler provides a simple solution to byte order differences between big-endian and little-endian machines. And this example will hopefully motivate X1 users to start thinking about the porting process -- for data as well as code. ARSC staff will be happy to assist Klondike users during the transition.
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ARSC will offer training for the Handel-C programming language and DK toolkit from Celoxica. The class will use Celoxica's RC-10 reconfigurable computing boards.
Class schedule: Tuesday July 25 through Friday July 28 9:00 am - 5:00 pm each day West Ridge Research Building (WRRB) room 104
This is a class for electrical & computing engineers and others interested in using field-programmable gate arrays (FPGAs) for a variety of applications. Celoxica's Handel-C is one of several programming toolkits that ARSC is investigating this summer as part of an ongoing study of high-performance reconfigurable computing.
Space is limited. Please email Greg Newby (newby AT arsc.edu) to register. There is no fee to attend this training.
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The class will take place in the EPRS teaching laboratory, on the UAF campus, West Ridge Research Building (WRRB) room 104. Lunch and snacks will be provided.
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Figure A: Brick edging details
We installed a deep compacted gravel base under the bricks. You could save a lot of work by simply digging a small trench and laying the bricks right on the soil, but you'd probably have to realign them every summer. The method we show takes longer initially, but guarantees a long-lasting job that'll look great for decades.
For this project, you'll need bricks, compactable gravel for the base, washed sand, and plastic paver edging to hold the bricks in place. If you're lucky enough to have a full-service landscape supplier in your area, you can order all your materials there. Otherwise, look for pavers and plastic paver edging at home centers, garden centers or brickyards, and gravel at a landscape supplier or at a sand and gravel quarry. Don't forget to ask about delivery charges.
Clay pavers have a rich, authentic look, but cement pavers are a little less expensive. Both types are durable and long lasting. Most pavers are 4 x 8 in. and about 2-1/4 in. thick, but other sizes are available. Measure the total linear feet of edging you plan to install and multiply by 3 to arrive at the number of 4-in.-wide paver bricks you'll need. The plastic paver edging is necessary to keep the bricks from drifting. Use the total linear feet of border to order edging. You'll also need enough 10-in.-long spikes to install one every 12 in.
To ensure that the bricks remain stable and won't tip when you wheel a lawn mower over them, the new compacted base should be 6 in. wider than the brick and extend 6 in. below the bottom of the brick. This means you'll dig a 14 in. wide by 8-in. deep trench for typical paver bricks. To determine how much gravel you'll need for this size trench, grab your calculator and multiply the linear feet of trench by .02. The result is the number of cubic yards of gravel needed. Order gravel that ranges in size from 3/4 in. down to a powder (called 3/4-in.-minus). For our project, which was a total of 60 linear feet, we ordered 1-1/4 cu. yds. of 3/4-minus crushed limestone. Have the gravel dumped on the driveway where it's easier to shovel up. You'll also need a 1-in. layer of sand under the bricks. It's usually cheaper and easier to simply order bags of sand rather than have a small quantity delivered. Divide the linear feet of border by 5 to determine how many 50-lb. bags of sand you'l need.
We rented a sod cutter to slice a neat layer of grass from along the edge of the sidewalk, but a flat shovel will also work. In addition to a shovel and rake, you'll need a wheelbarrow, tamper and some scraps of lumber and basic carpentry tools to construct the screeds (Photos 2 and 4). If your sidewalk is straight and you only have a few bricks to cut, you can use a diamond blade mounted in a circular saw to cut the bricks. If your sidewalk is curved or you anticipate a lot of cutting, rent a brick saw (Photo 7).
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Two days before you start digging, call your local one-call number and ask to have the buried utility lines alongside your sidewalk located and marked (call 811 to find your local one-call number). When you're sure it's safe to dig, start by removing a 14-in.-wide layer of grass along the sidewalk. If your grass is in good shape, slice it off carefully so you can use it to patch in along the new border. A sod cutter simplifies this job and leaves you with neat rolls of sod that are easy to reuse. If your grass isn't worth saving, just dig it out and plan to buy a few rolls of sod instead. Next, dig a 14-in.-wide by 8-in.-deep trench along the sidewalk to accommodate the gravel, sand and pavers (Photo 1). You're going to have a lot of dirt to get rid of. Ask around the neighborhood to see if someone needs fill for a low spot, or consider building a raised bed garden or decorative earth berm. As a last resort, you can rent a 10-cu.-yd. trash bin. When you're done digging, rake the bottom of the trench smooth and compact it with the hand tamper.
Since the purpose of the gravel fill is to provide a stable base, it's important to compact it well. Start by spreading a 3-in.-deep layer of gravel in the trench. Pound every square inch with the hand tamper until it's tightly packed. Then add another 3 in. of fill and drag a screed across the top to create a surface that's parallel to the top of the sidewalk (Photo 2). Construct a screed by screwing a 14-in.-wide scrap of plywood to a 32-in. length of 2x4. The plywood should extend below the 2x4 the thickness of the paver brick plus 3/4 in. Tamp the fill again after leveling it with the screed (Photo 3).
Next spread a layer of sand a little deeper than 1 in. over the compacted base. If the sand is dry, dampen it with a mist from the garden hose. This will help hold the sand in place when you scrape away the excess to install the paver edging (Photo 8). Construct another screed and use it to level the sand (Photo 4). Figure the depth of the notch by subtracting 1/4 in. from the thickness of a brick. Set a paver on the screeded sand to test the depth. The paver should protrude about 1/4 to 1/2-in. above the surface of the sidewalk. You'll make the pavers flush later by tamping them down into the sand bed (Photo 9).
Set the pavers
Since there's a good chance you'll have to cut the last brick to fit, start with a full brick in the most visible location and plan to finish in the least conspicuous spot. If your edging turns a right angle corner, start at the corner and work out. Photo 5 shows how to get started. You'll have to cut the pavers to go around curves. To figure out how much to cut from each, arrange a half-dozen pavers along the curve with the ends touching and estimate the gap between them. If the curve is very gradual, you can simply cut every third or fourth paver to fit. For steeper curves, mark the cuts (Photo 6) and cut along the marks with a brick saw (Photo 7). Cut and install several pavers, then repeat the process until the curved section is complete.
Next, install plastic paver edging behind the bricks to hold them in place. Start by scraping the extra sand out from behind the bricks so the edging will rest on the compacted fill. The edging we used required us to cut the outermost band with tin snips to allow the edging to bend around the curve. Press the edging against the bricks and drive 10-in. spikes every 12 in. to hold the edging in place (Photo 8).
At this point, the bricks should protrude slightly above the surface of the sidewalk. Photo 9 shows how to use a scrap of lumber and hand maul to embed the bricks in the sand and make them flush with the surface of the sidewalk. Embed all the bricks. Then spread sand over them and work it into the cracks with a broom. Be sure the sand is dry or it won't settle into the cracks. Tamp the bricks again with the 2x6 board and hand maul. The vibration will cause the dry sand to fill the cracks and lock the bricks tightly together.
Complete the project by filling the trench behind the bricks with some of the soil you removed earlier. Leave the soil slightly below the surface of the lawn to allow room for the sod. You may have to experiment a little to get the level just right. Set the sod in place and trim it to fit with a utility knife.
Photo 10 shows how we ran the bricks alongside the step. This technique works whether you have one or several steps. In some cases, you may have to remove an additional strip of sod alongside the steps and regrade the soil slightly so the lawn lines up with the edge of the bricks, but it's a neat-looking solution that's worth the extra effort.


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Sixteen Logical Reasons Why Men Have Dogs And Not Wives:
1. The later you are, the more
excited your dog is to see you.
2. Dogs don't notice if you call them
by another dog's name.
3. Dogs like it if you leave lots
of things on the floor.
4. Dogs' parents never visit.
5. Dogs agree that you have to raise your voice to get your point across.
6. You never have to wait for a dog; they're ready to go, instantly, 24 hours a day.
7. Dogs find you amusing when you're pissed.
8. Dogs like to go hunting and fishing.
9. Dogs won't wake you up at night to ask: "If I died, would you get another dog?"
10. If a dog has babies, you can put an ad in the paper and sell 'em.
11. When you drop a silent one, dogs don't run around frantically with room spray.
13. Dogs never tell you to stop scratching your balls. Instead, they sit pondering why you don't lick 'em.
14. Dogs will let you put a studded collar on, without calling you a pervert.
15. If a dog smells another dog on you, it won't kick you in the crotch; it just finds it interesting.
And last, but not least:
16. If a dog runs off and leaves you, it won't take half your stuff.
To verify these statements: Lock your wife and your dog in the garage for an hour.Then open the door, and observe who's happy to see you!I've learned that pleasing everyone is impossible, but pissing everyone off is a piece of cake.
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Gators Lose Lead Late, Fall At Missouri 63-60
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Laurence Bowers had 17 points plus 10 rebounds and Missouri erased a 13-point deficit midway through the second half to rally past No. 5 Florida 63-60 on Tuesday night.
Phil Pressey added 10 assists, seven points, six rebounds and three steals for Missouri (19-7, 8-5 SEC). The Tigers didn't have Bowers a month ago in a 31-point blowout loss at Florida.
Mike Rosario had 14 points for Florida (21-4, 11-2) but missed a 3-point try at the buzzer. The Gators had won 13 of 14 and led 49-36 with 10:51 left, then hurt themselves at the foul line.
Florida missed five straight free throws in the second half, three times on the front end of one-and-ones. The slump ended when Rosario hit the second of two with 5:10 to go for a 54-50 lead.
The Gators made six of 12 foul shots overall. Missouri was 12 of 15.
The Tigers improved to 15-0 at home this season. They are 30-1 the last two seasons under coach Frank Haith.
Florida trailed by a point when Kenny Boynton missed a 3 with about eight seconds to go. Missouri's Keion Bell came up with the ball after it was tipped around and made two free throws with 3.1 seconds left.
Bowers' jumper from the key put Missouri up for good at 61-60 with 1:15 to go. Pressey's three-point play with 2:51 to go gave Missouri its first lead at 59-57. Scottie Wilkekin's 3 put Florida back up with about 1 1/2 minutes to go.
Pressey, whose ill-advised decisions have cost Missouri dearly on the road, didn't take a shot in the first half while getting two assists and three turnovers. He made his first shot from the wing with just over 14 minutes to go.
Pressey is just 1 for 23 on 3-pointers on the road in conference play, 10 for 26 at home.
Two dazzling assists by Pressey, the second wrapping around a defender to set up Bowers' dunk, capped a 12-0 run that cut Florida's lead to 49-48 with 8:02 to go.
Florida, averaging an SEC-leading 10 3-pointers in conference play, was 4 for 6 the first 7½ minutes while grabbing an 18-6 lead. The Gators made just one of their last 11 3-point attempts of the half, going scoreless the final 4:39 while Missouri ended with an 8-0 run to cut the deficit to 29-26.
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Others associated with the Brewers or the Mitchell Report also declined comment Friday. Brewers union representative Chris Capuano did not return a phone call, and another player said he was told to "stay as far away from this as possible."
Rick Thurman, the agent for Brewers reliever Derrick Turnbow, told a reporter he would have no comment. Turnbow was mentioned in the Mitchell Report for a previously disclosed failed drugs test in 2003, when Turnbow was trying out for the U.S. Olympic team. He was with the Angels at the time and was never disciplined by Major League Baseball.
Brewers assistant GM Gord Ash, whose duties include heading the team's medical program, told MLB.com that he had yet to read the document in full.
"My feeling is exactly what both Sen. Mitchell and Commissioner [Bud] Selig talked about, that the important part is not what happened in the past, but what we're going to do going forward," Ash said. "[Players Association head] Don Fehr talked about the fact that the testing program over the last two years has been, for the most mart, pretty effective, and it may continue to develop. That's the best that you can do."
Ash and other Brewers officials have thrown their support behind MLB's testing guidelines, though Ash said the team has little to do with the process other than granting testers entry to the stadium and the clubhouse.
"This is something we have been dealing with over the last two years," Ash said. "It has worked very well."
The Mitchell Report was nearly two years in the making, and Brewers officials decided they could not wait for it to be released to make their personnel decisions. The team finished as runners-up to the Cubs in the 2007 National League Central standings, and will enter 2008 expected to contend.That meant pursuing players before the report was issued. So far, the team has traded for relievers Guillermo Mota, who began last season serving a 50-game suspension for steroids, and Salomon Torres, claimed catcher Eric Munson off waivers and signed free agent catcher Jason Kendall and pitchers Randy Choate, Gagne and David Riske. In his morning radio interview, Melvin conceded that it was a bit embarrassing to see Gagne show up in the report. "We know this is a black eye with the signing of Eric just a couple days earlier," Melvin told the station. "Any player that you were going to acquire or sign as free agents, sure, there were people in the organization who said, 'Hey, they might be on the report.' But it's all speculation. No one knew about it. No one had any facts on it. We all decided that if [a player] is on the report, it has to be from prior years, because the last two years, there has been a drug testing program in place that has been abided by." Gagne battled elbow and back injuries in 2005 and 2006, but re-established himself in 2007 after signing as a free agent with Texas, posting a 2.16 ERA with 16 saves in 34 games. He struggled after a trade to Boston and a new role as a setup man, putting up a 6.75 ERA in 20 appearances. That the Red Sox traded for Gagne was interesting given another aspect of the Mitchell Report. In it, Mitchell writes about an e-mail exchange between Boston GM Theo Epstein and scout Marc DelPiano in which Epstein asked, "What do you hear on his medical?" DelPiano responded, in part, that, "Mentality without the plus weapons and without steroid help probably creates a large risk in bounce-back durability and ability to throw average while allowing the changeup to play as it once did." Melvin said he sought referrals from both Epstein and field manager Terry Francona before the Brewers signed Gagne, and performance-enhancing drugs never came up. Melvin also downplayed the Red Sox's concerns, pointing out that Epstein acquired Gagne anyway in a July 2007 trade. "[The suspicions] obviously didn't mean much to Theo, because they gave up three pretty good prospects and paid the incentives that didn't have to be paid for [Gagne's] contract, and paid him $3.5 million for half a season and acquired him [in July]," Melvin said on the radio. The Brewers were heavily involved with the Rangers at the time and were reportedly willing to part with outfielder Tony Gwynn, Jr. and left-handed prospect Zach Jackson to get Gagne. "All of this evidence coming out on the players, it's all prior to the '05 season," Melvin said. "As we go into the '08 season, we're evaluating talent based on what we've seen in the last season, [or] two seasons. Did we know that certain players were doing this? No, we didn't know that. You can speculate."
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Since there has been some debate on some of the other JB Project threads about weather or not we should do "PURE ESB" (screen version) or "Interpreted Version" or ASOW version....I thought it would be best to start a thread to open it up to all members to voice their opionions...as there is still time to change a few things...relatively speaking of coarse.;)
NOTE: The main reason for this thread is to defer the debate portion of the Items being made or painted on those threads. Mainly because those threads (with the help of the adminstration) will be compiled and indexed in book format to be given to Jeremy. So he can see for himself the hard work done by ALL our members involved.
SO, if there are thoughts or concerns about the direction of the VERSION we are doing....here is your chance to voice them... NO ARGUING PLEASE.:thumbsup..be nice.
First up...the Helmet....What version would everyone prefer.?? PURE ESB or AOSW?? (YES, it is now up for a real vote....and the majority will win...and I will make and correct changes on the helmet.)


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Greetings, my name is Leo Rivers and I will largely be a lurker here because according to the usual judgment of things I am a Mahayana Buddhist.
I am also an atheist or I think it is more accurate to say that I am a person who believes that the natural universe is created by natural causes, in other words my atheism doesn't come from me being "mad at religion" because of a bad experience, although I spent 25 years with a Sangha that did indeed end up something that really deserve to be called a bad experience. But I have been an atheist since my catechism class with a Lutheran pastor who I respect to this day, in that he is been in retrospect one of the more upright representatives of an honest person of religion.One of the best takes on what atheism is to me is in a charming very positive and informed little book that takes 2 forms both of which are very good, one practically a pamphlet and the other a little textbook written at a high school level, Baggini, Julian. Atheism: A Very Short Introduction. Oxford University Press, USA, 2003., and the bigger one Atheism (A Brief Insight) by Julian Baggini. Published by Sterling , 2009.
But I think that the more important thing for you folks also know is that having the spiritual and bureaucratic core of the group that I belong to for so long disintegrate like ice under my feet made me decide to discover what Buddhism was all about for myself. That introduced me to both the original Scriptures which we were discouraged from reading before as if reading them without someone telling us what to think of each sentence as we read would lead us to damnation and probably a whorehouse on the way. I didn't go all the way to damnation. I discovered Robert Gethin and the Yogacara in their own view of themselves and delighted in that one could practice a path in which progress on the path was coherently presented as a path with checks and balances and moreover involved something more tangible than waiting for the saucer to spirit you away.
I'm not saying that the way that up to that point Buddhism had been presented to me up to that point had been a combination of having the Bible left untranslated in Latin chained to the podium and listening to a man rent from behind the curtain as he pulled levers, but I am no longer always thinking that I am the only one who doesn't know what's going on and must be too polite to ask.
That was a huge lecture from me on me if you are to know me I have been on the Mahayana forum for a long time and only mention my background once in a while because I am still getting a lot of silence every time I speak. I can live with that. I am just really enjoying the last years of my life like a child wondering from booth to booth at a fair, where everything is colorful and intensely interesting and there is endless people to meet.
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Are you ever brutally embarrassed when you accidentally take a flash photo?
Wouldn't it be nice if you could tell right off the bat if your iPhone's camera flash was on? I know that for me there have been numerous times when I left my flash on and I forgot to look and see if it was because the transparent button blends so well with the picture that I don't always notice it and remind myself to check. With this jailbreak tweak, dubbed Flashy Status, by Noppers Software, you can see if your flash is on more easily and keep yourself from accidentally taking flash photography.
As you can see from the image above, the green button that appears is much more noticeable and there's almost no way to forget that your flash is on when you see that big green thing in the side of your screen. I find that this is very useful in reminding me that my flash is on because that lime green button simply doesn't blend in with anything that I take photographs of. Additionally, if that lime green doesn't cut it for you, there are more options. For now, let's compare how noticeable that green button is compared to the stock transparent button that sometimes tricks us all:
You can see that the difference is quite phenomenal and that if you aren't paying attention, it can be easy to forget that your flash is on and embarrass yourself or miss out on a photo opportunity because you have to wait for the shutter to re-open to take another photograph after turning the flash off. Like I said earlier, if the solid lime green isn't working for you, there are other options to configure. After installing this tweak, you can look in your Settings application to find a cell labeled Flashy Status with a green circle on it that contains the preferences for the tweak. The settings appear simply like this:
From the, "When flash is on" settings, you have the ability to select one of the following:
- iOS Default
- Solid Green
- Blinking Green
So what this means is that if the solid green isn't cutting it for you and you need something that will catch your eye even better than a large green spot on your camera, you can choose to have it flash before your eyes. Or, you can set it back to the iOS default which is always transparent. The next cell is labeled, "Hide auto mode" and what this does is it allows you to hide/unhide the option in the flash called auto which lets the iPhone camera determine if the flash should be enabled or not. The last cell is labeled, "Default flash mode" and from that menu you have the ability to select one of the following options:
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- Auto
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The iOS Default option makes it so that when you open the camera application, the iOS default option will be automatically selected for you. If you want to set your own setting, you can make it so that the camera automatically opens with either flash off, flash on, or flash auto every time you open the Camera application. This can save some time so that you don't have to struggle with checking that your flash is on or not.
Generally, I give this application a good rating because it does what it's intended to do. I think that the developers put a lot of thought into this application because it includes a lot of customization features instead of only making the button appear green when it's on. There are a fair number of options to make any user happy and that is what I think makes this application a winner besides the fact that it does what it intends to do so nicely; keep you from accidentally taking photos with your flash on when you didn't intend for the flash to be on.
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After Arsenal's 2-1 win over Sunderland on Sunday, we asked fans to share their thoughts on the game via Twitter.
Many of you got in touch and below is a selection of the fans' thoughts.
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@saqabi - Great match for Arsenal today, Van Persie is a living legend!
@Vickyroi - Nice one Arsenal and most especially Captain Fantastic, Van Persie.
@aaaazat - Brilliant Arsenal game today, making free-kicks look easy.
@MattCrighton - Seb Larsson's free-kick was something special!
@jamescrouch7 - Whatever Seb Larsson can do, Robin van Persie does better - great free-kicks.
@Bethany_LFC - Seb Larsson does score a higher than normal amount of absolutely class goals…
@GurjitAFC - Koscielny and Rosicky both had good games. Personally I think Koscielny has a lot of potential. He was superb against Barcelona at home last year.
@MickTheGooner - Arshavin was an impressive sub today. He made a difference and most importantly NEVER gave ball away. 100% passing accuracy!
@fabianwriteonly - Arshavin is a genius dribbler. Just unlucky the two chances didn't go in.
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While I was at my parents house today I was going thur some record albums my father owns and to grand surprise I found my Star Wars albums.Which I had forgoten about thinking they had been lost over the years.I found the Soundtrack to ANH and ESB plus my favorite being "The Story of Star Wars".I was given this album by my mom only a few weeks after seeing ANH.I still remeber listening to this album everyday after school for months.This albums is a condensed recording of the movie.
For what ever reason the albums were left in the ESB cover jacket.I dont have or remeber what happened to the other album covers.I guess another quest left for Ebay.
But the ESB album cover is in great shape.The inside of it has photos of the scenes from the movie and a breif description of the main charters.On the back is the movie psoter artwork and I noticed something I thought I would share.
After many threads discussing the sidearm Boba used I think it is intresting that the orignal concept had him using the pre-pro sidearm.
For those that have seen it here is tow photos a somewhat over all and a close up of Boba.
You might not be able to tell but the sidearm he is using is the style with the short stock.
Side note...
I find it intresting that Lucas has expressed that he had no idea how popular Boba would be but thier marketing placed him every where since about 1980...just a thought
Oh...I am hoping to get the album "The Story of Star Wars" copied to a mpeg file,that is once I find a record player to a play the album and a way to do so.Any advice?????


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I have BT5R3 installed on a flash drive and the first day I used to to crack my WEP connection. Everything was working normally.
Now every time I try to do the same thing, during the "attacking" part it takes AGES to get packets. So long that I can't stand to watch it go up so I just leave. But when I come back the fern wifi cracker window is just gone. I assume that it just closes.
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Canisius (5-3, 2-0 MAAC) at Buffalo (4-2, 0-0 MAC)
Date: Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Buffalo, N.Y. | First Niagara Center
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The Canisius College men's basketball team travels to the foot of Washington Street in downtown Buffalo to take on cross-town rival Buffalo Wednesday night in First Niagara Center. This will mark Canisius' 45th game in the downtown arena since 1996, where the Griffs are 26-18 all-time.
• Canisius returns to non-league action tonight when the Golden Griffins take on cross-town rival Buffalo in First Niagara Center.
• The Griffs are coming off a 93-78 win over Siena on Dec. 9. In that game, eight of the nine Griffs that played scored at least one basket. Senior guard Billy Baron scored a game-high 21 points to lead the way for the Blue and Gold.
• Baron recorded his fourth career double-double in the win over Siena with his 21 points and career-high 13 assists. In the team's last two games, Baron's assist-to-turnover ratio is 6.67.
• This game tonight will mark the first time Canisius has played a regular-season road game in First Niagara Center. Canisius is 26-18 all-time in the downtown venue since 1996.
• The Griffs come into tonight's game with a 5-3 overall record and a 2-0 mark in MAAC play. Canisius is 2-0 in MAAC play for the second-straight season and for just the fifth time since 1989-90.
• This year's Canisius team is the first squad since the 1996-97 edition to win two-straight MAAC games by 15-points or more.
• As a team, Canisius has improved its assist-to-turover ratio in the last two games. Coming into tonight's game against Buffalo, the Griffs have 40 assists against 15 turnovers in their last two games, highlighted by a season-high 24 assists in the win over Siena Sunday.
• Buffalo comes into tonight's game riding a four-game winning streak after the Bulls defeated St. Bonaventure at home Dec. 7, by a score of 78-73. Buffalo is 4-2 on the year and has not lost since Nov. 13, at Niagara.
• The Bulls are led by senior Javon McCrea. McCrea is averaging 16.8 points and 9.3 rebounds pe game while shooting 57.9 percent from the field.
• Senior transfer Joshua Freelove is chiiping in 12.2 points and 1.3 assists per game for Buffalo, which is averaging 73.8 points per game this year.
• Senior guard Jarod Oldham ranks third on the team with his 9.7 points per game and he's been good for 5.2 assists per game this season.
• As a team, Buffalo is pulling down 37.8 rebounds per game, which ranks third in the MAC.
• This will be the 46th all-time meeting between Canisius and Buffalo, with the Golden Griffins holding a 30-15 lead in the series.
• Last season, Canisius earned just its fourth win over Buffalo since the 2002-03 campaign with a 71-64 victory in a soldout Koessler Athletic Center.
• Buffalo is 6-5 in "home" game in this series. The Griffs are 3-5 on the road in the series since 2000.
• Tonight marks the second all-time meeting between Canisius and Buffalo in First Niagara Center. The other game in the downtown arena was Dec. 12, 1998, where the Griffs defeated the Bulls 66-56.
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• The Griffs are 26-18 all-time in the building, but have not won a game downtown since defeating St. Bonaventure 68-66 on Nov. 29, 2008. Since the 2001-02 season, Canisius has played a total of nine games in the Center.
• The first Canisius game in the First Niagara Center (then known as the Marine Midland Arena) came Nov. 30, 1996 - a 65-53 loss to St. Bonaventure. Canisius' first win in the building was over Akron, a 69-58 victory on Dec. 15, 1996.


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By Joe Brewin
Arsène Wenger believes Thierry Henry and Paul Scholes can still cut it at the top level because of the class they possessed in their prime.
The duo have a combined age of 71 but they could share the same pitch on Sunday when Arsenal welcome Manchester United to Emirates Stadium.
Henry has rejoined Arsenal on loan while Scholes has come out of retirement but Wenger is not surprised they are still making an impact nearly 13 years after their paths first crossed in the Premier League.
"First of all what you say here is that they are two exceptional talents," he told Arsenal Player. "An average player at that age is 'bye bye'.
"But you speak here about two players who had a big impact on the Premier League throughout their whole career and who were two world-class players.
"They are a little bit less quick, a little bit less resistant to multiple efforts but when they have the ball at their feet they can still do the damage.
"They do not need two tries to kill you, one is good enough for them. We have seen that with Henry against Leeds and with Scholes against Bolton. That means they can still have an impact in the game."
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Well i had some left over trash can pieces of plastic that have been laying around from the time ive made my armor.
So i decided to take a cue from Batninjas tutorial and take it one step further and make myself a functional ammobelt. heres the shots of my progress.
Give me some opinions, (i know the things look shiny in the pics but in real life dont look as shiny.)


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I originally posted this template in the ESB paint stencil thread. Rather than updating it there, I moved it to this thread.
Attached is a picture from another thread, showing the "rabbit ears" version of the helmet. Can someone post the picture of the helmet with the more visible eyes? I'm assuming that both paint schemes were on the same helmet?
EDIT: Updated the Pre-Pro Fett eye template, added a Fenn Shysa version, and added thumbnails.