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This document is proposal for more-notation in Haskell.
1 Syntax
Anywhere that a more-notation is allowed (see Uses), you can use the syntax:
- more [(name_of_enumeration)] more_name {parameters}
- name_of_enumeration: A name of any type which is an enumeration. It can be another one using more-notation, but it must be able to fully determine it before this more-notation can be fully determined.
- more_name: A capitalized name. It uses the same namespace as constructors, so you are not allowed to have a constructor of the same name (although it is OK to have types of the that name).
- parameters: Optional lowercased names. These names are in local scope, and may already exist in this scope, although they do not have to.
A more-declaration is a module-level declaration of this syntax:
- [ numeric_literal | (enumeration_constructor) ] more_name {parameters} = contents { | contents } ;
- numeric_literal: It should be a natural number. Omitted is the same as zero. This number is called the "order" of the declaration.
- enumeration_constructor: A constructor of the enumeration that was specified in the more-notation. If an enumeration is specified, the enumeration constructor is required here. This number is called the "order" of the declaration.
- parameters: Lowercased names which will be scoped locally to this declaration. The number of parameters must match the number of parameters specified in the more-notation. An unused parameter can be replaced by an underscore.
- contents: The contents depends on where the more-notation is.
2 Semantics
In the place where the more-notation is, all contents of more-declarations of that name will be reordered and corrected before being placed in place of the more-notation.
Automatic reordering is overridden by the enumeration constructors or numeric literals in front of more-declarations.
3 Uses
3.1 Do-blocks
A statement in a do-block may be replaced by a more-notation. Semantics of more-declarations becomes as follows:
- Multiple statements in a single more-declaration stay in that order and consecutive.
x = (2 *); main = do { x <- return 21; more Doing x; print x; }; Doing a = a <- return $ x a;
x = (2 *); main = do { x <- return 21; x <- return $ Main.x x; print x; -- results in 42 (the answer to life, the universe, and everything) };
3.2 Case alternatives
An alternative for a case block may be replaced by a more-notation. Semantics of more-declarations becomes as follows:
- Cases within an order are reordered so that the most specific ones come first.
X = (_, False, True) -> 1; X = (True, True, True) -> 2; X = _ -> 3; X = (False, True, True) -> 4; y x = case x of { more X; };
y x = case x of { (True, True, True) -> 2; (False, True, True) -> 4; (_, False, True) -> 1; _ -> 3; };
3.3 Case guards
Cases can have guards and case alternatives in more-declarations can also have guards that use more-notation. There is no guarantee to the order except:
- Guards listed in a single more-declaration keep that order.
- Duplicate guards are removed.
- Duplicate guard conditions that to not have matching result expressions are errors.
- You can list guard conditions without the result values; these cause the order to be forced if such guard conditions exist, but does not create them if they do not exist.
y x = case x of { more Cases; }; Cases = (a, b) | more X a b; X a b = a > 5 -> b; X a b = a < 5 -> a; X a b = a == 5 -> 0;
3.4 Datatype declarations
A constructor definition in a data declaration is allowed to be replaced by a more-notation. Semantics of more-declarations becomes as follows:
- Duplicate constructors are removed.
- Duplicate constructors that do not match are errors.
- Multiple constructors in a single more-declaration are guaranteed to keep the order given.
data T = Zero | more T deriving (Eq); T = Two | Three | Four; T = One | Two;
data T = Zero | One | Two | Three | Four deriving (Eq);
3.5 Fields in record syntax
A field in either a data type declaration or in a value construction or update syntax can be replaced by more-notation. Semantics of more-declarations becomes as follows:
- Duplicate fields are removed.
- Duplicate fields that do not match are errors.
- A more-declaration can specify both the type and the value. Types are only used in data type declarations and values only in the other places.
data Abc = Abc { name_of :: String, more AbcField }; makeAbc :: Abc; makeAbc = Abc { name_of = "", more AbcField }; AbcField = age_of :: Int = 0; AbcField = existing :: Bool = True;
data Abc = Abc { name_of :: String, age_of :: Int, existing :: Bool }; makeAbc :: Abc; makeAbc = Abc { name_of = "", age_of = 0, existing = True };
3.6 Lists
A list item can be replaced by a more-notation. Semantics of more-declarations becomes as follows:
- Multiple items in a single more-declaration stay in that order and consecutive.
k :: [String]; k = [more K]; 1 K = "One"; 5 K = "Five"; 3 K = "Three"; K = "Zero";
k :: [String]; k = ["Zero", "One", "Three", "Five"];
4 Combining with Template Haskell
4.1 Uses in quotations
4.2 Manipulation in splices
4.3 Types and constructors
* Dec ** MoreCaseD Name MoreOrder [Name] [Match] ** MoreDataD Name MoreOrder [Name] [Con] ** MoreDoD Name MoreOrder [Name] [Stmt] ** MoreListD Name MoreOrder [Name] [Exp] ** MoreRecD Name MoreOrder [Name] [MoreField] * Info ** MoreI Int MoreMode Name [Dec] * MoreField = (Name, Maybe StrictType, Maybe Exp) * MoreMode ** MoreCase ** MoreData ** MoreDo ** MoreList ** MoreRec Bool Bool * MoreOrder ** NoOrder ** NamedOrder Name ** NumericOrder Int
5 Purpose to use more-notation
5.1 haskell-src-exts
In the ParseSyntax.hs file, everything has to be defined multiple times in different places, and in a common way. Using more-notation with Template Haskell could fix that. You could even put different extensions in different files and then combine them into one file.
data PExp l = Var l (QName l) -- ^ variable | IPVar l (IPName l) -- ^ implicit parameter variable | Con l (QName l) -- ^ data constructor | Lit l (Literal l) -- ^ literal constant {- ... -} instance Annotated PExp where ann e = case e of Var l qn -> l IPVar l ipn -> l Con l qn -> l Lit l lit -> l {- ... -} amap f e = case e of Var l qn -> Var (f l) qn IPVar l ipn -> IPVar (f l) ipn Con l qn -> Con (f l) qn Lit l lit -> Lit (f l) lit
As it might see, they are all written in many places, and the other ones are just written all in one way.
data PExp l = more PExpConstructors l; instance Annotated PExp where { ann e = case e of more PExpAnnCases; amap f e = case e of more PExpAmapCases; }; let { convAnn :: Dec -> Dec; convAnn (MoreDataD _ _ _ c) = MoreCaseD PExpAnnCases NoOrder 'l $ fmap convAnn1 c; convAnn1 :: Con -> Match; convAnn1 (NormalC n t) = Match (ConP n $ (VarP 'l) : fmap (const WildP) (tail t)) (VarE 'l) []; } in do { MoreI _ _ _ m <- reify PExpConstructors; return $ fmap convAnn m; };


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My dad and I hunted at our camp in Presque Isle county saturday and we both shot mixed bag limits. We killed mallards, redheads, ringnecks a black and a GWT. The shooting was fast and furious. The wind was perfect for our lake and the hunt couldn't have gone better. Even got a band on one of the mallards!
Sunday we hunted a farm pond in Emmet County that is usually good for a good mallard shoot this time of year and we never even saw a duck! I guess that's why it's called "hunting"!
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'Here and Abroad' exhibit in Park City
Gallery MAR will present artwork by George Bodine and Warren Neary.
When • Today, Dec. 16, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Monday through Saturday, Dec. 17-22, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.; Sunday, Dec. 23, 11 a.m.-6 p.m.; Monday, Dec. 24, 11 a.m.-7 p.m.
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Buy unique holiday gifts made by local artisans and craftspeople.
When • Today through Monday, Dec. 16-24, 3:30-7:30 p.m.,
Where • Our Lady of the Snows, Highway 210, Little Cottonwood Canyon, Alta
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Mixed-media performance
Co-created by Robert Scott Smith and Alexandra Harbold, "Senses" is one man's exploration of the science of sense through personal narrative, pop music and neuroscience. Call 801-531-9800 ext. 202 for information.
When • Today, Dec. 16, at 5 p.m.
Where • The Leonardo, 209 E. 500 South, Salt Lake City
Tickets • $10; visit theleonardo.org/programs/senses5
Works of Magnum photog
The Brigham Young University Museum of Art will present "Alex Webb: The Suffering of Light: Thirty Years of Photographs." This exhibition explores the 30-year career of Magnum photographer Alex Webb.
When • Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 17-18, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Wednesday through Friday, Dec. 19-21, 10 a.m.-9 p.m.; Saturday, Dec. 22, and Monday, Dec. 24, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.
Where • Brigham Young University Museum of Art, North Campus Drive, Provo
Tickets • Free
Amy Caron's 'Angel Series' at Frida Bistro
Ice cream sprinkles, coffee grounds, dried kiwi, feathers, knitting needles, tiny moustaches and fake tattoos are just the tip of the intriguing material list for artist Amy Caron's new "Angel Series."
When • Monday through Friday, Dec. 17-24, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.
Where • Frida Bistro, 545 W. 200 South, Salt Lake City
Apocalypse-themed art in SLC
Central Utah Art Center will open its new, temporary space in Salt Lake City with a group exhibition "After the End" featuring 10 artists whose works engage with the possibility of apocalypse and the sublimity of the experience of overpowering forces of nature.
When • Saturday, Dec. 22, 8-10 p.m.
Where • Central Utah Art Center, 175 E. 200 South, Salt Lake City
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Cases of botched female genital mutilation (FGM) at the hands of western trained medical doctors leading to death continue to be reported in Egypt. The latest case resulted in the death of a 13-year-old girl -- Soheir al-Batea -- who died on 6 June in the Daqahliya Governorate (north-east of Cairo). The news released by the Egypt Independent and Gulf News websites was followed by recent reports indicating that the doctor who performed the illegal operation was released pending investigations. The doctor's release shows that, yet again, these grave offences are not being treated with the seriousness that they deserve, and that justice continues to elude the victims.
Together with other human rights groups around the world, Equality Now supports the World Health Organization's position that aside from the serious health risks associated with FGM, the practice "constitutes an extreme form of discrimination against women" and performance by medical personnel legitimizes the practice and further institutionalizes the procedure as medical personnel often hold power, authority, and respect in society.
Egypt has one of the highest rates of FGM in the world with a national prevalence of FGM at 91 per cent of women between the ages of 15-49 according to the latest survey released in 2008. According to the WHO, 72 percent of the FGM in Egypt is performed by doctors in private clinics who supplement their income from these illegal mutilations (with charges per child ranging from £14 to £150 per child).
The death of Soheir comes at a time when the world is marking the Day of the African Child – marked internationally on June 16.
"It is unfortunate that as we mark the Day of the African Child whose focus this year is on eliminating harmful social and cultural practices affecting children, Egyptian children are dying from an outlawed practice while the government fails to take firm action against perpetrators." says Faiza Mohamed, Equality Now's Nairobi Office Director.
Equality Now's local partner CEWLA (Centre for Egyptian Women Legal Assistance) expresses concern that FGM may become more acceptable in the post Arab Spring Egypt, with Islamist MPs pushing for decriminalization of the practice in Parliament.
"It is important, during this time, to continue to focus on women's issues that are discarded by government officials across various policies and not considered a priority since the January 25 (2011) revolution, despite the prominent role played by women in countries touched by the Arab spring. This has led to the loss of women's rights at all levels, especially under the current critical transitional period," says Mrs. Seham Aly, a Women's Rights program officer at CEWLA foundation.
Equality Now and CEWLA join in the call by United Nations Specialized Agencies to enforce the legislation on FGM which came into force in 2008 by prosecuting the doctor who performed this operation and as well as the parents who colluded in the offence. We call on the government to support and enhance community education to prevent and eliminate FGM in Egypt.
Founded in 1992, Equality Now is an international human rights organization that works to protect and promote the rights of women and girls around the world in the areas of Discrimination in Law, Sexual Violence, Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and Trafficking. Equality Now works to ensure that governments enact and enforce laws and policies that uphold the rights of women and girls.
Founded in 1995, CEWLA is an Egyptian women's human rights NGO. CEWLA campaigns for equality of women, with an emphasis on legal equity and the amendment of discriminatory laws.
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Wayne State University Law School to Host Commencement Ceremony May 12
DETROIT (April 11, 2008) – Dean Robert M. Ackerman, a Pennsylvania State University Dickinson School of Law professor, will speak at the Wayne State University Law School's annual Commencement ceremony on Monday, May 12.
The ceremony, beginning at 8 p.m. at the Detroit Opera House, will also provide an opportunity to present The Honorable Maura D. Corrigan with an honorary Doctor of Laws degree, as well as show appreciation and support to Dean Frank H. Wu as he departs the Law School.
"Wayne State University is honored to have the Law School's incoming dean joining us to celebrate the achievements of this year's graduating class," said President Irvin D. Reid. "Professor Ackerman is a leader in both the legal and higher educational communities and I look forward to what he has to say.
"This also is an appropriate occasion on which to recognize Dean Frank H. Wu for his service to Wayne State and to honor Justice Corrigan for her contributions to the legal profession and society as a whole."
Professor Ackerman will assume office at Wayne State University Law School on May 13, 2008. He comes to Wayne State Law School from the Dickinson School of Law, where he taught torts, dispute resolution, conflict resolution theory, negotiation and mediation. He also served as chair of several committees and was the director of the Center for Dispute Resolution, the nation's seventh-ranked law school dispute resolution program.
A cum laude graduate of Harvard Law School, Ackerman served as dean and professor of law at Willamette University College of Law from July 1996 to May 1999. While dean, the law school experienced a 60 percent increase in financial aid to law students, a revitalization of the alumni organization and annual giving, enhanced visibility of the Center for Dispute Resolution and Law and Government program, and an increase in the diversity of the faculty and student body.
Justice Corrigan serves as an associate justice on the Michigan Supreme Court. She graduated from Marygrove College in 1969 and from the University of Detroit-Mercy School of Law in 1973. She has served as a law clerk to Michigan Court of Appeals Judge John Gillis, a Wayne County Assistant Prosecutor, an Assistant United States Attorney, a partner at the Detroit law firm of Plunkett & Cooney, and appointed by Governor John Engler to the Michigan Court of Appeals where she served seven years.
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Prosecutors have taken the death penalty off the table as they move toward trial in the case against a Utah man accused of killing a retired BYU professor.
Martin Cameron Bond, 25, will go to trial in January no longer facing the possibility of death. Instead, if Bond is found guilty of killing Kay Mortensen during a robbery at his Utah County home, Bond will be sentenced to life without the possibility of parole, defense attorney Rudy Bautista said.
"We're very grateful to the victim's family and Utah County for allowing the case to proceed by taking death of the table," Bautista said.
Bond's trial is scheduled to begin Jan. 14 in 4th District Court.
According to court documents, Bond and Benjamin David Rettig, both 24, broke into Mortensen's Payson home in November 2009 to steal the man's extensive weapons collection. During the burglary, Rettig trained a handgun on Mortensen as Bond retrieved a knife he used to slash the 70-year-old man's throat, prosecutors said.
The two tied up Mortensen's son and daughter-in-law, who happened to come by the house during the burglary, charges state.
As part of a plea deal that saw him keep the possibility of parole, Rettig has agreed to testify against Bond.


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'"There's no question that we need that, myself included," Stafford said about the secondary scoring earlier this week. "(I) would fall into the category of secondary scoring. It needs to happen; it needs to happen right now. Obviously, Thomas and Jason and Cody, that line has been all-world for us right now. … We need it and we need it right now."'
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. Have you noticed a difference in your winters say in the last 10 yrs because of global warming?
This week ,,, I got a hive from someone , with to much to do ,, and couldn't care for the girls ... now I'm thinking of heating them ( its a small cluster )
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Have no idea why, since I've always avoided Keltec handguns. But, at this past weekend's gun show, I was amazed at how small and light the single stack .32 Keltec handgun is. Anyone here have any experience with one?
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Have no idea why, since I've always avoided Keltec handguns. But, at this past weekend's gun show, I was amazed at how small and light the single stack .32 Keltec handgun is. Anyone here have any experience with one?
I fired one once and all I can say is "OUCH"!!
I have the .380 version...smartly named the model P3AT.
Have had it about a year......shoots wells....accurate to 30 feet.
Reliable and sooooooooooo easy to carry.
A good gun for its intended purpose.
I have a P32 and I had problems when I first bought it. The hammer would not drop, I called Kel-Tec, returned the pistol to them, they sent a new frame with the old serial number, and I have been happy since. It is a great little pistol and the 32acp performs a lot better than it should on two legged creatures. Regards, Richard :-D
I own two and one is my wife's carry gun. We have had no problems with FMJ ammo. Not "fun" to shoot at the range but it goes bang when I pull the trigger.
Kewl. Once I raise the cash, I think I may buy one. When I saw it Sat, I was amazed at the size and weight.
I have a P32 and P3AT. I have fired many hundreds of rounds with the .32, both ball and Winchester Silvertips. It has never malfunctioned. Recoil is light due to the locked-breech design, even though there isn't much to hold onto. The vestigial sights, more than anything else, limit your accuracy. The trigger is long but relatively light and quite smooth.
I just got the P3AT recently and haven't had a chance to shoot it a whole lot, so I haven't carried it yet. Thus far it has been 100% relaible. It does recoil a little harder than the .32, but it is far from uncontrollable or uncomfortable. Assuming it is 100% reliable like its little brother, I will retire the .32 and carry the .380. I already have a buyer lined up for the .32.
I only carry these guns occasionally, the rare times when my clothes don't allow me to carry a Glock. But I have confidence in the little Kel-Tecs. I was talking to a coworker who has a P3AT, and we both agreed that these guns would be a good value at $400. The fact that you can pick them up for $225-$250 is just icing on the cake.
Mike Barham at Galco, two points, 1. I am not sure the actual track record of the .380 is that much better than a 32acp. 2. Kel-Tec's customer service alone make a Kel-Tec P32 worth $400. Regards, Richard :-D
Not sure where you're getting your info. I don't buy into the widely discredited Marshall/Sanow "OSS study." In any case, when talking about little pipsqueak calibers, I'll take every bit of extra "oomph" I can get! :-DQuote:
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Ballistically, Silvertip specs (as an example) show the .32 firing a 60 grainer at 970 fps and the .380 at 85 grains for 1000 fps. Energy difference is 64 foot pounds. So the .380 is basically half again as powerful as the .32. I think that's significant, though of course I recognize that energy isn't necessarily the best predictor of "stopping power." Your mileage may vary.
You do lose one round with the .380 versus the .32, though.
I have 2 P-32 and they both work fine I'm over 500 in one pistol and around 3oo in 2nd.
I carry the Corbon in mine. This round only HP tested by Goldenloki in a P-32 that opened every single time and topped a 1000fps. He tested most brands in the jello including the ball and glaser types
Problem with 380 numbers is their from a larger pistol. Put 380 in a KT and it will lose power You end up will very little difference between 32 and 380. 380 has more felt recoil and noise muzzle flash but little on power increase. Sort of like a 38+P verse 357 mag from a snub I take the 38+P and faster follow up over recoil and noise yes the 357 is hotter but not all that much.
The 32 has 8 rounds 380 -7 32 slide lock open 380 doesn't I can deliver 8 32 before you do 7 380 do to the recoil.
Thats why I have 2 P-32's
Well, I fiddled w/ a Keltc 32 again today while I was paying my deposit on a special order at the gun shop - Nice gun. I think if I get one, though, I'll try the gun show - so I have a chance at the hard chrome model...
I can feel the itch. It's cheap enough that I can probably get one by the end of the year
I've been looking for a new bug, this seems to be what I need. Since I've got some 380 dies it looks like I'll go that way. Anybody have problems with corrosion due to sweat/moisture? I saw the smurf blue one on the other thread, are they all blue?
I just got my CHL in the mail so I went and bought the KelTec P3AT (.380). I love these little guns. I think they are fun to shoot even if these other guys don't think so. If you are looking at the size of the .32 you might as well get the .380 because they are basically the same size physically with a different punch. They are not hard to shoot for a pocket gun. Great smooth trigger for a long double action.
I have the 380 and p11 in blue and carry them with the belt clip. I sweat a lot and so far no problem.
The blue one you saw on the other thread was mine. But, they do come in other colors. Black, Gray, Tan, to name a few. The reason I have the blue color, is because I was able to buy it used from a friend with only one shot through it, for $100! That price included the original box of Federal JHP he purchased new the gun, with the remaining 19 rounds. At that price I didn't care about the color. It has been a great little gun with no problems. I carry it everyday in an Elite Survival Systems pocket holster. It is very comfortable in my front pocket, and is not noticeable. I would love to carry a .45 but the way I dress prohibits a larger heavier gun. The P-32 is light, small and reliable. Go for it, you won't be disappointed.Quote:
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Doesn't Kel-Tec make a little clip thingy to attach it to a belt or pant waist? I've used clips and the Barami Hip Grip in the past for small guns and I love'm. If I can find me a cheap Kel-Tech .32 or 380 I'll buy it. Hey, badman400, I'll give you $120 bucks for your blue one, whadda' say? (that's $20 bucks profit) :smt102
Yes, they do make a beltclip for their guns. I rather use a holster myself, though...
For a gun that small I may just prefer to stick it in my pocket. It's got a pretty long double action trigger from what I've heard so it should be pretty safe. Maybe an appropriate pocket holster would be better. I really need to go handle one to make some decisions.
Get a pocket holster. These will turn upside down barrel up pocket holster will keep pointed right way. Uncle Mikes #1 about 12 bucks better than loose in pocket. Put clip on and carry like a pocket knife. Rids low no one will see its a gun.Quote:
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I have had no trouble with mine ... load it, shoot it, carry it for weeks on end while it fills with pocket lint ... pull it out shoot it and it never misses a beat. I do clean it occassionally.


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'"Maybe we'll have guys who look to me as a leader even though I don't play as much or get as many points or wear a letter on my sweater. I just want to have their respect."'
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Pine----no!!! Oak---I don't think so. They may gather pine but of no value. Some say they will gather sawdust if nothing else around.If they got anything from pine I would be in hog heaven :-D!!!
Do bees gather pollen and nectar from pine trees and oak ?
If memory serves me correct, I read they will only use pine pollen if they have nothing else and that it is of poor nutritional value to them. Dont recall Oak.Why do you ask? I think oak are long gone and saw pollen blowing from pine along time ago. Although there are lots of varieties of Pine.


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AMES, Iowa – Iowa gardeners can select vegetable varieties that perform well in their gardens with Suggested Vegetable Varieties for the Home Garden (PM 607), an Iowa State University Extension and Outreach publication.
The publication, written by Richard Jauron, Cynthia Haynes and Ajay Nair, ISU extension horticulturists, suggests produce varieties suited for Iowa gardens based on characteristics such as color, size, texture, flavor, vigor and early or late harvest. The publication includes more than 60 crops.
"Some people may be overwhelmed by the large number of vegetable varieties when they browse through garden catalogs and may have difficulty selecting varieties," said Jauron. "This publication will help gardeners make good choices when purchasing vegetable seeds.
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As usual, I downloaded the ISO and tried to create a LiveUSB to test and install from. Unfortunately, not really sure why, I wasn't able to successfully make it happen. I tried with two different USB drives and also with both Unetbootin and Ubuntu LiveUSB creator, but nothing worked out. I had to burn the ISO image into a CD and take it from there.
As soon as I booted from the LiveCD, I was impressed by the new installation wizard and menus. They were top quality already on Ubuntu 10.04, but they have been deeply reworked and not only they now look better than ever, they also are the most intuitive and easy to follow I have seen so far. Among many interesting things, the wizard ran a quick check and realized I was not plugged neither to an AC socket nor to an ethernet network cable, both of which it recommended for an optimum installation.
I am not going to cover this portion in depth because I find it exciting and very interesting, and I want to make it justice when I write my final review (I did see some wording and formatting issues that are normal in a Beta state). Having said so, I must say this is by far the best Linux LiveCD/Installation wizard I have seen. I was truly surprised and really felt (probably for the first time since I am using Linux) that this portion was 100% ready for any kind of user, with or without any Linux knowledge.
On a different note, I also noticed the installation went by really quickly, which was also welcome. After the usual reboot after the installation completes, I got to the login page. I was a little disappointed to see a GDM theme that looks almost identical to that of Ubuntu 10.04. I am not sure if it will be updated before going live, but I think it should be, because it feels a bit out of place when compared to the rest of the experience. Needless to say, this is definitely no biggie, just a personal thing.
The default desktop is an improved, better looking version of what we saw in Ubuntu 10.04. The two new themes that made their debut when the Lynx was born (Ambiance and Radiance) have been tweaked and polished, and now they look great.
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While Ubuntu 10.10 defaults to Ambiance, I think it looks better with Radiance. Ironically, changing the fonts to Liberation Sans gave my desktop a bit of a MacOS vibe to it.
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As you can see from the screenshots above, which only include Ubuntu's own themes, fonts and application GUIs, things look better than ever. The one thing that is still not up there, and looks more and more out of place with every release, is the default icon theme. Fortunately, Canonical has already identified the need for a great icon theme and they are working on it. While they are at it, I recommend downloding the Faenza theme from GNOME-LOOK, which not only looks amazing, it also feels tailor made.
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Wallpapers were also a bit disappointing back in 10.04, at least from my point of view. I think that was probably shared by some because they have been renewed almost entirely, and the quality is now top notch.
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Whereas Look&Feel was a bit of a miss in Ubuntu 10.04, I think it has improved dramatically in Maverick Meerkat. This is probably the first Ubuntu release that allowed me to build a desktop I was totally satisfied with after just a couple tweaks. Congratulations to the corresponding Canonical team, they have done an amazing job!
Yes, it looks awesome, but how does it do when it comes to applications and software management? Pretty well, I must say.
Starting with software management, we get the usual suspects: The Ubuntu Software Manager, Synaptic Package manager and the Update Manager. The last two made it almost unchanged, but the Software Manager got a deep rework and it now looks astonishing and sports an intuitive and very well designed interface.
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The screenshot below shows the "home screen", what we get when starting the Software Center. I wanted to install GIMP, which I would have usually searched for, but wanted to give the category browsing feature a try. I clicked on "Graphics" and I here is what I got.
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I then went into "Painting and Editing" and selected GIMP from the list. Clicking on "More info" took me to the following screen.
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Installation is transparent and happens in the background. I believe this feature is perfect for users that are not interested in what is going on behind the scenes. For the technical curious, Synaptic provides more detail, and one can always use
apt-get from the command line.
The application catalog is still not something I would underline as an Ubuntu strength. I think the late decisions they have made on this department were wrong, but given how easy it is to manage software from the Software Center now, I don't see this as a major issue by any means.
The game selection has been reduced to a handful of titles, which I agree with. Back in the day, twenty useless games surrounded a couple worth it, and it didn't really make much sense.
On the Graphics department Shotwell makes its debut, which means F-Spot had to go. I have never liked F-Spot much, but I can't say I understand this change, for Shotwell does almost the same things, only not as well. Yes, F-Spot relies on mono, but so does Tomboy and it is still here.
As for Internet applications, Firefox continues to make it as the default browser, now in version 3.6.9. Gwibber, Empathy, Transmission and Evolution complete the pack. Office duties continue to be handled by OpenOffice, now on version 3.2.1. Sound and Video include Brasero, Totem, Pitivi (I still don't get this one, specially when OpenShot is available) and RhythmBox.
In the few days I have been using it (installed it on a SanDisk Cruzer 16 GB USB drive), I realised that Ubuntu 10.10 feels fast, snappier than 10.04. Opening applications, displaying icons, menus, opening several applications together... It all feels quick and light, even on applications such as Firefox or any of OpenOffice titles, that historically took forever to open.
Just like Ubuntu 10.04 threw me off (too many changes rushed into a release that felt unfinished and unstable, which was specially concerning given its LTS nature), Ubuntu 10.10 got me excited and hungry for more. I think most of the changes that were introduced for Lucid Lynx are now mature and make more sense, even things like the window button position shift (alright, maybe not this one) or the "Social Desktop".
There are still some rough edges in terms of Look&Feel (default icon theme, GDM theme), but the improvement is obvious. The application catalog is still not my favorite, but customizing it to one's liking should take less than an hour total. The installation wizard enhancements are excellent and I believe will set the standard other Linux distros will look up to. Last but not least, the Software Center is finally coming to life and it excels, right up there with Linux Mint's (which Canonical got so much from).
All in all, Ubuntu 10.10 raised the bar again. I personally believe that it's biggest accomplishment is that it makes the "Ubuntu: Linux for human beings" motto full justice.
I did skip Ubuntu 10.04, but they can already sign me in for a heavy dose of Maverick Meerkat!
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Phoenix Swimming & Diving Teams Sweep South Dakota State
GREEN BAY, Wis. (GreenBayPhoenix.com) – Competing in their first home meet of the season, the Green Bay men's and women's swimming and diving teams swept South Dakota State on Saturday afternoon at the Peter F. Dorschel Natatorium.
The women improved to 4-0 with a 178-122 triumph, recording first-place finishes in 12 of 16 events. The men earned their first dual victory of the season (1-2) by a score of 162-138, picking up 11 top finishes.
Willem Poelmans (Hasselt, Belgium) finished the day with three individual wins for the Phoenix men, taking the top spot in the 200 free (1:43.54), 500 free (4:43.82) and 400 IM (4:05.91), finishing the 400 IM nearly 11 seconds ahead of his nearest competitor, teammate Andy Cooper (Peoria, Ill.). He then went on to help the 800 free relay to a first-place finish in 6:59.82. He was joined on the relay by Connor Andrew (Centennial, Colo.), Robert Miner (Madison, Wis.) and Brian Heiser (McFarland, Wis.).
Senior Parker Wolf (Kohler, Wis.), the reigning Horizon League Women's Swimmer of the Week, continued her hot start to the season, winning the 50 free (24.20) and 100 free (53.47) while also helping two relays to victory. Wolf swam the anchor leg of the 200 medley relay, partnering with Emily Gomez (Burlington, Wis.), Marlee Kiander (Tomahawk, Wis.) and Haley Lucas (Menomonee Falls, Wis.) to touch the wall in a time of 1:48.16. Closing out the meet, she swam the third leg in the 800 free relay as she and Claire Walters (Northfield, Minn.), Racheal Weiland (Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.) and Natalie Neuwirth (Stevens Point, Wis.) took the top spot in 7:49.79.
Several relay competitors also took home individual event wins at the meet, as Lucas and Neuwirth finished with two wins apiece.
Lucas won the 200 fly in a pool-record time of 2:04.91 before capturing the top spot in the 100 fly in 57.59. The 200 fly time was nearly two seconds faster than former Phoenix standout Shannon Demrow's previous record of 2:06.86, set in 2011. Neuwirth won the 200 back (2:07.32) and the 400 IM (4:42.14).
Weiland was also victorious in the 200 free (1:54.50), while Gomez won the 100 back (59.09).
On the boards, the Phoenix took the top two spots in the 1-meter dive, led by a 238.42 point performance from Crystal Franzwa (Winona, Minn.) and followed by a 223.87 point showing by Jessie Dinelli (Northbrook, Ill.).
The 200 medley relay of Evan Hill (Jefferson, Wis.), Ryan Korslin (Rudolph, Wis.), Cole Hackney (Highlands Ranch, Colo.) and Casey Murphy (Sun Prairie, Wis.) set the tone for the men's team, winning the first event of the day for the men in 1:34.34.
Korslin followed up the relay win with two individual wins in the 100 breast (57.76) and 200 breast (2:10.78).
The final individual wins for the men included Miner in the 200 fly (1:55.88) and 100 fly (51.86), Heiser in the 200 back (1:55.60) and Tanner Nordlund (Rice, Minn.) in the 1-meter dive (269.70).
Green Bay returns to action next weekend, hosting the two-day Phoenix 1-2-3, featuring Division II St. Cloud State and Division III UW-Whitewater.
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It is a radical departure from such artificial sweeteners such as Aspartame, Splenda and others that are basically chemical cocktails of one form or another.This amazing new product is produced by creating an enzymatic degradation of all the natural crops which is then processed and purified.
http://www.financialnewsusa.com/news.php?rlsid=781"The end result is an all-natural sweetener that looks exactly like honey, tastes exactly like honey, and has the same consistency as honey. In fact, it's putting bees out of business."


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As some of you might know, I have been working on a scratchbuilt blaster for a little while now, I had requested help on this before, and no one pulled through for me, so as I am nearing completion on my blaster, I am asking for some dimension references. I borrowed a pic from Sidewinder's awesome new run of blasters to use for an example ( I hope you don't mind buddy)
The questions are below the picture:
1) Size of scope eye piece.
2) Length of body of gun (barrel) Also length of flash tube, (not pictured)
3) Size of the space between scope and body.
4) Size of blocks that set on top of the scope mounts.
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Products & Performance | VIT | Strategic Allocation Series
Investment Opportunity
Invested in approximately 45% U.S. equity, 15% non-U.S. equity, and 40% fixed income, this portfolio may be suitable for investors who want income and growth from one fund. The U.S. equity allocation emphasizes companies with a competitive advantage, strong management, and low financial risk that are able to grow over market cycles, despite their discounted valuations. The non-U.S. equity allocation employs bottom-up fundamental analysis along with top-down macro views to identify the best investment opportunities. The fixed income manager employs a time tested approach of active sector rotation, extensive credit research, and disciplined risk management designed to capitalize on opportunities across undervalued areas of the fixed income markets.
Effective September 7, 2016, Kayne Anderson Rudnick Investment Management became the subadviser to the domestic equity portion of the Series. Performance and characteristics of the domestic equity portion prior to this date were attained by the previous manager. Concurrently, Duff & Phelps Investment Management Co. was added as subadviser to the Series.
Fund Risks
Equity Securities: The market price of equity securities may be adversely affected by financial market, industry, or issuer-specific events. Focus on a particular style or on small or medium-sized companies may enhance that risk.
Credit & Interest: Debt securities are subject to various risks, the most prominent of which are credit and interest rate risk. The issuer of a debt security may fail to make interest and/or principal payments. Values of debt securities may rise or fall in response to changes in interest rates, and this risk may be enhanced with longer-term maturities.
Foreign & Emerging Markets: Investing internationally, especially in emerging markets, involves additional risks such as currency, political, accounting, economic, and market risk.
Allocation: The fund's exposure to different asset classes may not be optimal for market conditions at a given time. Asset allocation does not guarantee a profit or protect against a loss in declining markets.
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It's hard to imagine any federal action in the Gulf that more stupidly self-destructive than what just happened off Louisiana, according to this ABC news story:
BP Oil Spill: Against Gov. Jindal's Wishes, Crude-Sucking Barges Stopped by Coast Guard
Eight days ago, Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal ordered barges to begin vacuuming crude oil out of his state's oil-soaked waters. Today, against the governor's wishes, those barges sat idle, even as more oil flowed toward the Louisiana shore.
"It's the most frustrating thing," the Republican governor said today in Buras, La. "Literally, yesterday morning we found out that they were halting all of these barges."
The barges were, by all accounts, doing an excellent job sucking up the oil off the Louisiana coast. True, Republican Gov. Bobby Jindal had to order them out himself — just as he had to order the berms be constructed to keep the bulk of the oil away — since the federal response is still a bit tepid, to put it mildly (and "incomprehensible," to put it accurately; incomprehensible to the point of inducing paranoid suspicions that Barack H. Obama plots to punish the Gulf states for not having voted for him in 2008).
But what earthly reason could the U.S. Coast Guard have for shutting down the operation? Isn't it still true that, as Gen. George S. Patton famously remarked, "A good plan violently executed right now is far better than a perfect plan executed next week?"
Ah, but the the USCG had an urgent reason to send the barges back to port, a reason so compelling there simply was nothing else they could do:
"We are all in this together. The enemy is the oil," said Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. Dan Lauer.
But the Coast Guard ordered the stoppage because of reasons that Jindal found frustrating. The Coast Guard needed to confirm that there were fire extinguishers and life vests on board, and then it had trouble contacting the people who built the barges.
Surely you can see that the Coast Guard's hands were tied. Think of the catastrophe that could have ensued, had they waited one more day before ordering the barges back to port, so the Coast Guard could send a plane to the people they were trying to contact — and inquire of them, tête-à-tête, how many life jackets they carried.
Well you squeezed corruption into my incompetence!
But is it mere incompetence? Sure there's a healthy dollop of it; but I firmly believe that at core, we'd find what really drives this harassment and non-response from the feds is not rank stupidity but a relentless and bitter turf war between different branches of the government (Congress, the courts, and the administration), and even between distinct agencies and departments of the same administrative branch. Utterly corrupted by power, the federal officials are less interested in stopping the gusher and cleaning up the Gulf than they are in "empire building" within the Obama administration:
Fifty-nine days [!] into the crisis, it still can be tough to figure out who is in charge in Louisiana, and the problem appears to be the same in other Gulf Coast states….
[Alabama Gov. Bob Riley] said the problem is there's still no single person giving a "yes" or "no." While the Gulf Coast governors have developed plans with the Coast Guard's command center in the Gulf, things begin to shift when other agencies start weighing in, like the Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
"It's like this huge committee down there," Riley said, "and every decision that we try to implement, any one person on that committee has absolute veto power."
I don't blame the agencies; they take their cue from the Ward Boss in Chief: President B.O. is far more consumed by legal liability, looking tough, discovering whose "ass" to kick, how best to use the spill to tilt at windmills *, and how to blame it all on George W. Bush † — than he is in helping solve the problem. Team Obama simply don't want to let this greatest of all environmental crises go to (political) waste. There must be some way to spin the spill for electoral gain!
Boys, boys, you're both right: It's two colossal presidential failures in one!
After a lengthy bargaining session between Gov. Jindal and the Coast Guard, the latter finally agreed to allow the barges back on the Gulf today. But they lost 24 hours of oil-scooping, all because of internecine warfare among the carpetbaggers of Washington D.C. And don't think that Americans will remain blissfully ignorant of the feds' priority list. It's in the same class (or classlessness) as members of Congress who attach ludicrous, corrupt earmarks to emergency troop-funding legislation. If they're not ashamed of what they're doing, why do they always do it in the dead of night?
* From the president's remarks in the Oval Office:
The transition away from fossil fuels is going to take some time, but over the last year and a half, we've already taken unprecedented action to jumpstart the clean energy industry. As we speak, old factories are reopening to produce wind turbines, people are going back to work installing energy-efficient windows, and small businesses are making solar panels.
† "…and how to blame it all on George W. Bush." Which the Obamunist himself has already done! Viz.:
One place we've already begun to take action is at the agency in charge of regulating drilling and issuing permits, known as the Minerals Management Service. Over the last decade, this agency has become emblematic of a failed philosophy that views all regulation with hostility — a philosophy that says corporations should be allowed to play by their own rules and police themselves. At this agency, industry insiders were put in charge of industry oversight. Oil companies showered regulators with gifts and favors, and were essentially allowed to conduct their own safety inspections and write their own regulations.
When Ken Salazar became my Secretary of the Interior, one of his very first acts was to clean up the worst of the corruption at this agency.
See? It's that "Republican culture of corruption" again, led by the Commander-in-Thief himself: Bush personally caused the Deepwater Horizon oil rig to blow up.
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Is there anyway to send clean blankets, clothing, etc to places in Japan where people are in shelters? Perhaps it is not a good time to send such supplies -- since there is so much disorder/chaos in areas affected right now -- but just a thought.
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I am aspiring to becoming a professional landscape photographer and am thinking of purchasing a wide angle lense for the Canon EOS 300D. At the moment with my standard lense im getting to much ground and to much sky in landscape photograph, I would like to chop the top and bottom off without cropping afterwards.
Is this what wide angle lenses do?
Wide Angle Lenses - How Do They Work?
Started by SuperbVision, Sep 10 2005 01:57 PM
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Posted 10 September 2005 - 01:57 PM
Posted 14 September 2005 - 11:50 AM
Not really, wide-angle lenses allow for, well, a wider field of view, both from left to right and front to back.
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