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The Samsung Samsung UA-75F6400 Smart WiFi LED TV was built for the 110-240 Volt 50/60hertz market! This Samsung has a stylish and seamless design for an immersive viewing experience. This 6 series TV enables wireless streaming from any device, and has built in wifi! This TV will give you the full high definition viewing experience with incredible sound and picture quality. This Samsung will put you right into the action and create an unforgettable experience.
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Global Dual Voltage on this Multi-system TV means it can be used anywhere. Multi-voltage TV's can be used in any country with voltage from 110 volts to 240 volts
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The versatile ConnectShare™ Movie USB function lets you connect your USB storage device and enjoy your favourite videos such as MKV, DivxHD and WMV files, photos or music conveniently. What's more compatible USB storage devices such as external hard disk drives are also supported.
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Enjoy apps, videos, Skype, web browsing and more
This TV is packed with Samsung's updated Smart Hub and three great new services. Family Story lets you share special photos, messages and events with loved ones. The Kids feature would keep your children entertained. You can also exercise and manage your training using Fitness. With access to great content as well as a selection of Samsung Apps, web browsing and Skype (requires the purchase of the Samsung TV camera, sold separately) and more, this is going to be an awesome experience.
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ConnectShare Movie allows you to play music, watch videos or view photos from a USB connection without using a PC or special equipment. All you need to do is to plug your USB device or drive directly into your Samsung TV's USB port and watch on the big screen with friends and family
Anynet+ is an AV network feature which eliminates the use of more than one remote control for HDMI-CEC compatible devices, another breakthrough from Samsung.
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- Series: 6
- Display:75 inch, 1920 x 1080 resolution
- 400 Clear Motion Rate
- Picture Engine: 3D HyperReal Engine
- Dynamic Contrast Ratio: Mega Contrast
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- Samsung SMART View: Yes (Clone View only)
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- Component In (Y / Pb / Pr) x 1ea
- Composite In (AV) x 1 (Common Use for Component Y) ea
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- HDMI x 4ea
- RF In (Terrestrial / Cable Input) x 1ea
- USB x 3ea
- IR Out x Yes ea
- ToC
- Slim 1
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- Black Front Colour
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- Quad Stand Type
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- Power Consumption (Stand-by): 0.1W
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- History available
- Wireless LAN Built-in available
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- EPG available
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Much of the machinery and equipment had been sold at auction, and extensive damaged caused to the building during the removal of the equipment. However enough remained to make this an interesting visit. The building is like a maze, and we kept find more and more bits every time we thought we'd covered the entire place. Visited with @The Amateur Wanderer.
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In 1966, the community moved to Kent, and the property was bought by WEC International, a Christian evangelist missionary organisation who have gradually restored and improved the public parts of the house's interior.
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Notice to Members 07-13
SEC Approves Amendments to NASD Code of Arbitration Procedure Concerning Subpoenas and Payment of Arbitrators
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved amendments to the subpoena rule as set forth in Rule 10322 of the NASD Code of Arbitration Procedure (Code)1 to allow only arbitrators to issue subpoenas, whether for discovery in arbitration or for appearance at a hearing before the arbitrators.2 The SEC also approved an amendment to the payment of arbitrators rule as set forth in IM-10104 to provide for the payment of a $200 honorarium per case for each arbitrator who considers contested motions for the issuance of subpoenas.3
The text of Rule 10322 and IM-10104, as approved, are set forth in Attachment A of this Notice. The changes to Rule 10322 will become effective on April 2, 2007, and will apply to subpoenas issued on or after that date, regardless of when the case was filed. The changes to IM-10104 will apply to decisions rendered on a contested subpoena request on or after April 2, 2007.
Questions regarding this Notice may be directed to Jean I. Feeney, Vice President and Chief Counsel, Dispute Resolution, at (202) 728-6959; or Mignon McLemore, Assistant Chief Counsel, Dispute Resolution, at (202) 728-8151.


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Dubious doctor touted as Nobel Prize nominee by Hannity, Scarborough
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Fox News host Sean Hannity and MSNBC host Joe Scarborough both promoted Dr. William Hammesfahr's false claim that he is a Nobel Prize nominee.
Hammesfahr* testified during an October 2002 court hearing on the Schiavo case that his claim to be a Nobel nominee is based on a letter written by Rep. Mike Bilirakis (R-FL) recommending him for the prize. But Bilirakis is not qualified to make a valid nomination under the Nobel rules.
According to the process posted on the Nobel Prize website, the Nobel Assembly sends out invitations to approximately 3,000 people who are allowed to propose candidates. The 3,000 are "mainly members of the Nobel Assembly, previous prize winners, and a selection of professors at universities around the world." In providing detailed information about those who can submit nominations, the site states:
Right to submit proposals for the award of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, based on the principle of competence and universality, shall by statute be enjoyed by:
- Members of the Nobel Assembly at Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm;
- Swedish and foreign members of the medical class of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences;
- Nobel Laureates in Physiology or Medicine;
- Members of the Nobel Committee not qualified under paragraph 1 above;
- Holders of established posts as professors at the faculties of medicine in Sweden and holders of similar posts at the faculties of medicine or similar institutions in Denmark, Finland, Iceland and Norway;
- Holders of similar posts at no fewer than six other faculties of medicine selected by the Assembly, with a view to ensuring the appropriate distribution of the task among various countries and their seats of learning; and
- Practitioners of natural sciences whom the Assembly may otherwise see fit to approach.
Decisions concerning the selection of the persons appointed under paragraphs 6 and 7 above are taken before the end of May each year on the recommendation of the Nobel Committee.
But the fact that Bilirakis is not qualified to nominate Nobel Prize winners did not stop Scarborough or Hannity from referring to Hammesfahr as a Nobel Prize nominee. Hannity did so a total of eight times during a single hour-long program; Scarborough made the reference four times. Additionally, Scarborough erroneously claimed that Hammesfahr has "treated" Schiavo; in fact, Hammesfahr has merely examined her as one of five doctors approved by a Florida court in 2001 to do so. He was one of two doctors selected by Schiavo's parents; two others were selected by Schiavo's husband, Michael Schiavo, and the fifth was chosen by the court.
From the March 21 edition of Fox News' Hannity & Colmes:
HANNITY: And we're going to talk to a doctor who spent 10 hours with her tonight, and he says that he believes, in his expert opinion -- this is a man that was nominated for a Nobel Prize, by the way -- that she could be rehabilitated.
HANNITY: And coming up later in the program tonight, we're going to meet a doctor who actually spent 10 hours examining Terri Schiavo. He was nominated for a Nobel Prize. He believes that she could be rehabilitated.
HANNITY: You were nominated for a Nobel Prize in medicine?
HAMMESFAHR: Yes.
HANNITY: You were nominated to get a Nobel Peace Prize in this work. Are you saying that this woman could be rehabilitated?
HANNITY: How is it possible we're in this position if you have examined her? You were up for a Nobel Prize. This is mind boggling to me.
HANNITY: Well, this is what I want to understand. This is your area of expertise that got you nominated for one of the most prestigious awards in medicine, the Nobel Prize.
HANNITY: -- hang on a second -- and talk to a Nobel prize-nominated physician who spent 10 hours with her, who believes if, given the opportunity, he can rehabilitate her?
HANNITY: Imagine being in his position and having a guy like a Nobel Prize nominee like Dr. Hammesfahr, who I'm looking at right now, who spent 10 hours with her and feels that, given the chance, he could rehabilitate this girl.
From the March 21 edition of MSNBC's Scarborough Country:
SCARBOROUGH: And a Nobel Prize-nominated neurologist who has treated Terri Schiavo, he says Terri should live and that her husband is perpetrating a hoax that is just aimed at killing his wife.
SCARBOROUGH: And I'm going to be talking with a Nobel Prize-nominated neurologist who has treated Terri Schiavo and he says her husband is pulling a huge hoax simply to kill his wife.
SCARBOROUGH: Coming up: a Nobel Prize-nominated neurologist who is treating Terri Schiavo says her husband is pulling a hoax.
SCARBOROUGH: So, what is Terri Schiavo's true medical condition? Here to help us sort it out is Dr. William Hammesfahr. He's a neurologist who was nominated for a Nobel Prize for his work in medicine. And he's one of the doctors who has treated Terri Schiavo.
In this item, Media Matters previously wrote that the Florida Board of Medicine disciplined Hammesfahr in 2003. We have subsequently learned that the board's action was reversed on appeal in 2004 by the Florida 2nd District Court of Appeal. We regret the error.
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The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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Effective July 1, 2000, Section 216.3491, Florida Statutes (F.S.), establishes the Florida Single Audit Act. The Act is applicable to any nonstate entity with a fiscal year beginning on or after the effective date. Section 216.349, F.S., regarding grants and aids appropriations remains in effect for fiscal years beginning prior to July1, 2000.
Under the Florida Single Audit Act, any nonstate entity that expends $300,000 or more of state financial assistance in any fiscal year is subject to a state single audit. The Act also requires uniform state audit requirements for state financial assistance and requires the identification of state and federal financial assistance transactions in the state accounting records.
To assist state agencies, as defined in Chapter 216, F.S., in their implementation of the Act and to ensure consistency among state agencies, the Governor's Office, Auditor General's Office, Comptroller's Office, along with other state agencies, developed the following documents: Checklist for Nonstate Organizations, Contract Language, and Notification to Organizations with Existing Agreements. These documents are to be used by all state agencies and are available on the Comptroller's website at www.dbf.state.fl.us.
The Checklist for Nonstate Organizations was developed to assist state agencies in evaluating the applicability of the Florida Single Audit Act to local governments (excluding district school boards and community colleges) and nonprofit organizations with which the agency has contracts/agreements. The checklist should be completed for any new contract and the following existing contracts: contracts/agreements pertaining to state projects that have been identified as state financial assistance; contracts/agreements that are being charged to 7XXXXX object codes; and contracts/agreements which expire after June 30, 2000. The checklist is to be filed with the contract/agreement. The Comptroller's Office will monitor agency compliance on a sample basis.
The Contract Language was developed to ensure that state financial assistance recipients and auditors are informed of the Federal and Florida Single Audit Act requirements in an adequate and consistent manner. It is therefore essential that state agencies awarding state financial assistance utilize this contractual language or similar language that, at a minimum, includes the same information. Although the Act is not effective until July 1, state agencies should begin to incorporate this language into any new agreements as well as any existing agreements for state financial assistance. The Comptroller's Office will monitor agency compliance on a sample basis.
The Notification to Organizations with Existing Agreements was developed to provide guidance to the state agencies as to the type of notice to be given. An agency may develop an alternate form as long as it includes the same information.
In order to record state and federal financial assistance transactions to the state's accounting records, two new fields have been added to the Contract and Grant information file in FLAIR and a new object code created. Object code 7500 has been established and titled State Financial Assistance. The new fields in FLAIR are the Catalog of State Financial Assistance (CSFA) number and the recipient type. The CSFA number is the 5 digit number assigned by the Governor's Office for each state project identified by a state agency. If a CSFA number is entered in the information record, then a recipient type must also be entered and object code 7500 will be required at transaction time. Likewise, if object code 7500 is used, system edits will require that a contract or grant be entered with a CSFA number and recipient type in the information record. Additionally, if a Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) number is entered, then a recipient type must also be entered. The following recipient type codes have been established to identify the type of recipient for both state and federal financial assistance:
|Nonprofit Corporation
|For profit Corporation
|Local Government
|State Community Colleges
|District School Boards
|Another State Agency (excluding State Universities)
|State Universities
|No Subrecipient
|Mixed Subrecipients (federal assistance only)
If you have any questions regarding this memorandum or the documents referenced herein, please contact Cheri Greene at (850) 410-9313 or SUNCOM 210-9313 or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Review monthly doctrinal topics and available outlines.
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Study the resources and select activities.
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Invite action and application.
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Fossils of prehistoric staff officer found frozen in Afghan Conex box
Black Mold replaces Black Knights as official Army mascot
DTRA major wears his uniform for the first time in five years
Soldier avoids UCMJ by living inside amnesty box
E-4 accidentally joins actual mafia in mix-up
Navy and Disney partner to offer 'the most magical deployments on earth'
Navy warns sailors who can't deploy that they will be reviewed for promotion
Navy announces newest occupational specialty: 'meat gazer'
Navy SEAL: The best way to tell people you're a Navy SEAL is to tell them
After North Pole moves, NORAD assures Eric Trump it can still track Santa
B-52 crew relieved for drawing self portraits
ISIS unfollows STRATCOM on Twitter after offensive New Year's tweet
Touching! This charity helps dying retirees make one last visit to the commissary
North Pole warns of pilot shortage as reindeer leave for commercial sleighlines
Battalion commander eliminates all liberty incidents by telling Marines to 'do the right thing'
Camp Lejeune residents invoiced for any superpowers developed after water poisoning
Afraid of talking on radio, Millennials Snapchat for fire
Marine Corps to reduce infantryman's load by recruiting fewer wussies
Marines with no combat experience haze Marines with equal amount of combat experience
Typo causes Coast Guard to spend millions of dollars guarding nation's coats
Coast Guard tells families to "sell your organs, start hooking" to help cope with government shutdown
Coast Guard helicopter totally forgot why it came out here in the first place
Whale gives Coast Guard cutter 'the fin' after being cut off
Coast Guard begins reselling seized cocaine amid government shutdown
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California's Farm to School ProgramAn education model that connect schools with local farms.
What is Farm to School?
Farm to School programs connect schools with local farms with the objectives of serving healthy meals in school cafeterias, improving student nutrition, providing health and nutrition education opportunities, and supporting local small farmers.
Through the Farm to School program, schools buy and feature farm fresh foods such as fruits, vegetables, eggs, honey, meat and beans; incorporate nutrition and agriculture-based curricula; and provide students experiential learning opportunities through farm visits, gardening and recycling programs. Farmers have access to new markets through schools and connect to their community through local procurement opportunities and student educational programs.
Are There Established Farm to School Programs in California?
California was one of the first states to have a Farm to School program. One of the earliest California programs began in 1997 at Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District. Since then, other districts have initiated Farm to School programs. Highlights of several successful programs are presented below.
Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District
Nationally known for its farmers' market salad bars, the Santa Monica-Malibu Unified School District (SMMUSD) provides an inspiring model for school communities around the country that want to support local farms while providing fresh fruits and vegetables for their students. Its program began in 1997 at one school and expanded to all schools in the district by 2001.
The Farmers' Market Salad Bar offers high quality fruits and vegetables purchased directly from farmers at local farmers' market. A site coordinator prepares the produce for the daily salad bar. The students love the fresh produce—on average the district serves 800 to 1,000 farmers' market salads every day. The SMMUSD program is perhaps the only program in the country that is committed to serving only farmers' market-purchased products on their salad bar.
Santa Monica-Malibu includes other projects as part of their Farm to School program. They conduct farmers' market tours; provide "Edible Education," which connects the school gardens to the farmers' market; and use chefs in the classroom. To model a local food system, last year's high school biology class supplied the salad bar program with 45 pounds of lettuce from their garden.
Ventura Unified School District
The Ventura Unified School District (VUSD) is the site of one of southern California's premier Farm to School programs. The program's goals are to provide local students with healthy lunches and nutrition education programs. The project has placed cafeteria salad bars stocked with local farm fresh produce, developed school gardens, increased nutrition education in each of the district's schools, and offered children garden-based learning opportunities.
The project was spearheaded and driven by the district's Child Nutrition Services Director and the Parent Teacher Association at Juanamaria Elementary School, and is supported by the Growers' Collaborative of the Community Alliance with Family Farmers (CAFF). It is now offered in all elementary schools.
In collaboration with CAFF, the Child Nutrition Services Director purchases 25 percent of the produce for the district directly from local farms. Since the Farm to School salad bars were introduced, on average, 61 percent of all elementary school students eat from the salad bar twice a week.
Riverside Unified School District
In March 2005, the Riverside Unified School District (RUSD) launched its Farm to School Salad Bar program in Jefferson Elementary School. Since the implementation of the Jefferson salad bar, the program has expanded to four schools, with plans for expansion to all of the district's elementary schools by June 2008.
The school purchases fruits and vegetables from farmers located within 30 miles of the school and offers a daily salad bar stocked with local items as an alternative to the hot lunch meal. The district is partnering with the Riverside County Department of Public Health and the Center for Food and Justice to implement a Harvest of the Month program to provide nutrition education activities that reinforce the importance of good nutrition.
California's Central Coast
Farm to School efforts on the Central Coast are organized by the Community Alliance with Family Farmers. The project brings fresh, locally-grown, and unprocessed fruits and vegetables into school cafeterias in the area. The projects aim to improve nutrition options available to children while building stronger local markets for family farmers. Project activities include farm field trips, farmer visits to classrooms, culinary instruction, and tastings of fresh, local produce.
How is California Supporting Farm to School?
For the past two years the California Departments of Education, Health Services, and Food and Agriculture, in conjunction with small farmer advocacy groups, school garden promoters, school food service directors, and other Farm to School advocacy organizations have been working together to promote Farm to School. This group of stakeholders, called the California Farm to School Task Force, is seeking to promote the Farm to School model, increase school and farmer participation in the program, and enhance support for Farm to School in the state departments and at the legislative level.
The great strength of the task force is the group's diverse membership and its potential to build support for Farm to School at the highest levels of the state through the California Departments of Education, Health Services, and Food and Agriculture.Given the wide range of constituencies and geographic areas covered by the group members, the task force is spearheading statewide education and promotion efforts in order to increase awareness about the model and grow the number of programs. To this end, the task force plans to work with Occidental College Center for Food and Justice over the next two years towards the following goals:
- Identify nutrition education and Farm to School materials appropriate for schools, define the gaps, and develop new materials as needed.
- Provide one-on-one technical assistance to school districts and groups interested in implementing Farm to School nutrition education programs.
- Conduct farmer outreach and training to educate growers about Farm to School nutrition education programs and prepare them to respond to schools.
- Forge collaborations with existing nutrition and health promotion programs and farmer-interest organizations in California to promote Farm to School nutrition education programs.
For more information on the Task Force, contact:
Northern California contact:
Diana Abellera
Community Alliance for Family Farmers
510-832-4625 ext.14
Southern California contact:
Yelena Zeltser
Urban and Environmental Policy Institute, Occidental College
Need More Information?
For more information about California's Farm to Fork Center, visit the California Farm to Fork Web site .
Case studies, sample surveys, toolkits, funding information, a resource packet, sample Farm to School wellness policies, and the following publications are available through the Farm to School Web site .
- Linking Farms with Schools: A Guide to Understanding Farm to School Programs for Schools, Farmers and Organizers
- Feeding Young Minds: Hands-on Farm to School Education
- Healthy Farms, Healthy Kids
Write firstname.lastname@example.com for information about how to bring Farm to School to your program.


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Mayor's Office
Mayor Chris Beutler's Cleaner Greener Lincoln and Stronger, Safer Neighborhoods initiatives will conduct a home energy upgrade event on Thursday, Jan. 20 as part of the Lincoln Energy Challenge. Volunteers will learn about energy efficiency in the home, and then apply those skills on two buildings in the Near South neighborhood.
AmeriCorps members will provide home energy efficiency training at 10 a.m. at the "F" Street Recreation Center. Volunteers will be taught how to apply caulking, install foam outlet insulators, hang window film insulation and encourage general behavior changes to improve a home's comfort and save energy.
Shortly after the training, volunteers will upgrade the energy efficiency of the Near South Community Bike Kitchen, 1720 S. 15th St., and the residence of Mark and Ann Watt, located at 1448 "B" Street. Materials will be provided by The Home Depot.
This energy upgrade event is part of the Lincoln Energy Challenge, which launched earlier this month. The Challenge is a campaign that asks the community to get comfortable saving money by joining the challenge, taking action and sharing progress.
The City's Cleaner Greener Lincoln initiative was launched in partnership with the Nebraska Attorney General's office, which provided $50,000 from a lawsuit settlement. The $2.4 million in stimulus funds to support the effort are available through the Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant program.
Learn more about Cleaner Greener Lincoln and the Lincoln Energy Challenge at green.lincoln.ne.gov.


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Venera 5
Goals: Like Venera 4, Venera 5 was to analyze the atmosphere of Venus while descending through it. The launchings of twin spacecraft Venera 5 and 6 were timed so they would arrive at Venus one day apart, allowing for some cross-calibration of data. The parachutes on the atmospheric probes were 2/3 as large as those used for Venera 4 to allow a faster descent. It was hoped that this would enable them to reach lower altitudes before being crushed or having their electronics disabled by heat.
Accomplishments: The strategy did not work. Venera 5 did fall faster, and thus took measurements for only 53 minutes before ceasing transmission at an altitude of about 24 to 26 km, about the same altitude as Venera 4. Data the probe transmitted suggested that the temperature at the surface was 530°C and atmospheric pressure at the surface was 140 times that of Earth, both of which are considerably higher than current estimates (see Venus Express). Analysis of the mostly carbon dioxide atmosphere was in good agreement with Venera 4.


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Who doesn't love a good fruit salad?
As noted a previous post, Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring) has the new apport-valgrind binary package [1].
But apport is a crash reporting system, whereas valgrind is memory leak detector (among other things). So it may make you wonder: what's the connection? Is this a case of apples-and-oranges?
Let's try to answer this, starting with a look at valgrind.
Valgrind is a workhorse of looking at C programs at run time. It has many capabilities. The one we are interested in here is its 'memcheck' tool, which is used to find memory leaks [2].
For example, you can run valgrind --tool=memcheck /usr/bin/foo [3] and a report is generated:
- The report shows memory leaks created while running /usr/bin/foo. This includes leaks in foo's code and leaks in any code executed by foo, for example called functions that exist in external shared libraries.
- For each leak, the log contains a stack trace that shows the sequence of function calls that created the memory leak. You can follow the stack trace by hand and find the code errors that lead to the memory leak, except for one issue: raw stack traces are like swiss cheese with lots of missing bits.
Raw stack traces are like swiss cheese
The problem with a raw stack trace is that it is full of holes.
What's missing?
- In a raw valgrind stack trace, one does not see function names or source code file names
- Instead one sees question marks for function names and executable file names (frequently shared object library files) instead of source file names
Fortunately, valgrind can display the function names and source code file names if the debug symbols are present (more on this below).
Let's take a look at some real-life valgrind output and compare how it looks before and after debug symbols are present.
Here's a line from a raw valgrind memory leak stack trace:
==2874== by 0x51E727D: ??? (in /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgtk-3.so.0.600.0)
And here's how the same line looks with debug symbols for libgtk-3.0:
==3643== by 0x51E727D: gtk_menu_item_class_intern_init (gtkmenuitem.c:427)
In the raw example:
- The function name is unknown: ???
- The shared object file name in which the function lives is listed: /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libgtk-3.so.0.600.0
In the debug symbols example:
- The function name is shown: gtk_menu_item_class_intern_init
- The source code file name is shown: gtk_menu_item_class_intern_init:427 (It even knows the line number: 427)
Clearly, the second stack trace is much more useful for a human being who wants find and fix a memory leak. The question therefore is: how can we easily obtain the debug symbols that will make our valgrind stack traces useful? That's where apport comes in.
The apport connection
Apport is a collection of packages and tools that provide automatic crash reporting. Among them is apport-retrace. This little gem provides the debug symbol capabilities for valgrind through its apport-retrace script.
It has the ability to find, download and extract available debug packages for all dependencies of a packaged [4] executable. (This was used for purposes unrelated to finding memory leaks with valgrind, but as of Raring, it is used for valgrind purposes too.)
Let's unpack this a bit. Suppose the executable is nm-applet. Apport-retrace could:
- Find the tree of packages that nm-applet needs to run (that is, the package that owns nm-applet and that package's direct and indirect dependencies)
- Find the available debug symbol packages for them and make their debug symbol files available in a temporary directory (in /tmp, unless you specify otherwise) called the 'sandbox'
- The debug symbols packages are not installed, but extracted into the sandbox directory
- The sandbox directory is deleted after use (again, unless you specified your own sandbox directory)
This automatic discovery of the complete set of available debug symbol files related to an executable would be very useful for the valgrind use case, as explained above. And as of Raring, we have it, as explained below. (Thanks to Martin Pitt for his invaluable assistance with this work.)
But first, a nice thing to note: extracting (rather than installing) the debug packages has a smaller impact on the the system. Notably: the extract directory (the sandbox) can simply be deleted after use to regain the disk space. No debug packages are actually installed, so no package removal needs to be done either. If you intend to valgrind the same executable many times, you can reuse a persistent sandbox, or simply install the debug symbol packages.
Pointing valgrind at the sandbox
We have seen that if debug symbol files are available, valgrind uses them to make much more useful stack traces. And we have seen that apport can download and extract into a temporary sandbox all available debug symbols for the packaged executable for which we want to find memory leaks.
This leaves one more piece of the puzzle: telling valgrind to also look in the sandbox directory for debug symbols. (Valgrind always looks in the normal system directories for debug symbols.)
In Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring), the valgrind package now has this ability thanks to a patch from Alex Chiang. You simply add the information to the valgrind command line using the --extra-debuginfo-path=DIR argument.
With these two functions in place, the table is set for apport-valgrind, as described next.
Apport and valgrind: two peas in a pod
In Ubuntu 13.04 (Raring), the apport-valgrind package is introduced. The apport code that creates the sandbox was moved from apport-retrace into a new apport python module: apport/sandboxutils.py, which makes it available for new code, such as apport-valgrind.
So here's what apport-valgrind does:
- It uses apport/sandboxutils to obtain and extract all available debug symbol packages into the sandbox directory for your (packaged) executable
- It calls valgrind and tells it to also look in the sandbox directory (with the new --extra-debuginfo-path argument)
- When valgrind is done, the sandbox directory is deleted (there are options for persistent sandboxes -- useful when you want to use valgrind repeatedly)
- The valgrind log file is created in the current directory: ./vagrind.log
So with a single command like this: apport-valgrind nm-applet, you can generate a valgrind memory check log of stack traces with all available debug symbols used, with no new debug packages installed on the system and all debug files (the sandbox) automatically deleted after execution.
All of these strained metaphors about food make me hungry: time for lunch.
[1] Install it with sudo apt-get install apport-valgrind. You will also want to install valgrind and valgrind-dbgsym: sudo apt-get install valgrind valgrind-dbgsym
[2] A memory leak occurs in C when you allocate memory on the heap and fail to deallocate ('free') the memory. Such memory is not available for use by any process until the the code's main process terminates. If the process does not terminate (perhaps it is a daemon, or a piece of code that is persistent, such as a part of the desktop GUI) the memory is essentially lost forever.
[3] One picks the valgrind tool with --tool=TOOLNAME. The memcheck tool is the default, so there is no actual need to specify it.
[4] If the executable is not in a debian package, apport does not know how to find and get all appropriate debug packages. There are other approaches to automate this. See future posts here.


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Actor James "Jimmy" Ellis, who played Bert Lynch in Z-Cars, has died, the BBC has reported.
The Belfast-born actor was 82 and died from a stroke in Lincoln Hospital early today.
Ellis became a familiar face through his role in the BBC police drama, which was a household favourite from 1962 to 1978.
He played alongside a young Kenneth Branagh in BBC Northern Ireland's series of "Billy" plays and also starred in programmes such as Doctor Who, In Sickness And In Health, Ballykissangel and Only Fools And Horses.
Peter Johnston, director of BBC Northern Ireland,said: "We are saddened to hear about the death of Jimmy Ellis. He was a major talent from Northern Ireland, famous for his roles in Z-Cars and the Billy plays.
"He will be deeply missed by all his colleagues on screen and on stage."
In 2008 Ellis was awarded an honorary doctorate from Queen's University, where he had been a student, for services to the performing arts.
He also studied at Belfast's Methodist College and at the Bristol Old Vic.
He began his acting career at Belfast's Group Theatre in 1952 and was appointed director of productions in 1959.
He played bullying father Norman Martin in the 1982 production of Too Soon To Talk To Billy - the first of a trio of Graham Reid plays focusing on working-class Ulster Protestants.
Sir Kenneth Branagh, who was then just out of drama school, played his son Billy.
The death of Ellis's son Adam, 28, who was murdered while fishing from a towpath in west London when a stranger demanded his money, was devastating. His second wife, Robina, broke the news to him.
In a March 2012 interview with the Express, the actor recalled: "I went berserk. I wasn't in possession of my senses. I kicked open the doors of every pub in the street shouting 'Who knows who murdered my son?'"


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Subchapter B New Source Review Permits§ 116.110 Applicability
§ 116.111 General Application
§ 116.112 Distance Limitations
§ 116.114 Application Review Schedule
§ 116.115 General and Special Conditions
(a) Permit to construct. Any person who plans to construct any new facility or to engage in the modification of any existing facility which may emit air contaminants into the air of this state shall obtain a permit pursuant to § 116.111 of this title (relating to General Applications), satisfy the conditions for a standard permit pursuant to the requirements in Subchapter F of this chapter (relating to Standard Permits), satisfy conditions for a flexible permit pursuant to the requirements in Subchapter G of this chapter (relating to Flexible permits), or satisfy the conditions for exempt facilities pursuant to Subchapter C of this chapter (relating to Permit exemptions) before any actual work is begun on the facility. Modifications to existing permitted facilities may be handled through the amendment of an existing permit or an existing flexible permit.
(b) Operations certification
(1) To ensure that operations addressed in the applicant's permit are in conformance with the representations in the permit application, any person who has applied for and received a permit from the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission shall:
(A) submit the first part of the operations certification before commencing operations certifying that, to the best of the knowledge of an individual with process knowledge in a managerial capacity signing the certification, the facilities or changes authorized by the permit have been accomplished as represented, if those representations affect emissions, method of control, or character of emissions;
(B) submit a second certification certifying that, to the best of the knowledge of an individual with process knowledge in a managerial capacity signing the certification, the facility complies with all terms of the preconstruction permit and that operations of the facility are in compliance with the Texas Clean Air Act and the rules of the TNRCC. This certification shall be submitted simultaneously with any report of testing or monitoring results required by the permit or, if no testing or monitoring is required, within 60 days of the commencement of operation. The certification deadline may be extended by the Executive Director upon a showing of good cause by the permit holder; the request for extension must be filed prior to the certification deadline.
(2) Multiple operations certifications may be submitted on a facility-by-facility basis for a given permit.
(3) All permits issued after the effective date of this subsection are subject to the provisions of this subsection.
(c) Change in ownership.
(1) The new owner of a facility which previously has received a permit or special permit from the TNRCC shall not be required to apply for a new permit or special permit, and the change of ownership shall not be subject to the public notification requirements of this chapter, provided that within 30 days after the change of ownership the new owner notifies the TNRCC of the change. The notification shall include a certification of each of the following:
(A) the ownership change has occurred and the new owner agrees to be bound by all conditions of the permit or special permit and all representations made in the application for permit or special permit and any amendments to the permit;;
(B) there will be no change in the type of pollutants emitted;
(C) there will be no increase in the quantity of pollutants emitted.
(2) The new owner of the facility is required to comply with all conditions of the permit or special permit and all representations made in the application for permit or special permit and any amendments to the permit.
(d) Submittal under seal of registered professional engineer. All applications for permit or permit amendment with an estimated capital cost of the project above $2 million, and not subject to any exemption contained in the Texas Engineering Practice Act (TEPA), shall be submitted under seal of a registered professional engineer. However, nothing in this subsection shall limit or affect any requirement which may apply to the practice of engineering under the TEPA or the actions of the Texas State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers. For purposes of this subsection, the estimated capital cost is defined in § 116.141 of this title (relating to Permit Fees).
(e) Responsibility for permit application. The owner of the facility or the operator of the facility authorized to act for the owner is responsible for complying with this section.
Any application for a new permit, permit amendment, or special permit amendment must include a completed Form PI-1 General Application. The Form PI-1 must be signed by an authorized representative of the applicant. The Form PI-1 specifies additional support information which must be provided before the application is deemed complete. In order to be granted a permit, permit amendment or special permit amendment, the owner or operator of the proposed facility shall submit information to the TNRCC which shall demonstrate that all of the following are met:
(1) Protection of public health and welfare. The emissions from the proposed facility will comply with all rules and regulations of the TNRCC and with the intent of the TCAA, including protection of the health and physical property of the people. In considering the issuance of a permit for construction or modification of any facility within 3,000 feet or less of an elementary, junior high/middle or senior high school, the TNRCC shall consider any possible adverse short-term or long-term side effects that an air contaminant or nuisance odor from the facility may have on the individuals attending these school facilities.
(2) Measurement of emissions. The proposed facility will have provisions for measuring the emission of significant air contaminants as determined by the executive director. This may include the installation of sampling ports on exhaust stacks and construction of sampling platforms in accordance with guidelines in the TNRCC "Compliance Sampling Manual."
(3) Best available control technology (BACT). The proposed facility will utilize BACT, with consideration given to the technical practicability and economic reasonableness of reducing or eliminating the emissions from the facility.
(4) Federal New Source Performance Standards (NSPS). The emissions from the proposed facility will meet at least the requirements of any applicable NSPS as listed under Title 40 Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) Part 60, promulgated by the EPA pursuant to authority granted under the FCAA, § 111, as amended.
(5) National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants (NESHAP). The emissions from the proposed facility will meet at least the requirements of any applicable NESHAP, as listed under 40 CFR Part 61, promulgated by EPA pursuant to authority granted under the FCAA, § 112, as amended.
(6) Performance demonstration. The proposed facility will achieve the performance specified in the permit application. The applicant may be required to submit additional engineering data after a permit has been issued in order to demonstrate further that the proposed facility will achieve the performance specified in the permit application. In addition, dispersion modeling, monitoring, or stack testing may be required.
(7) Nonattainment review. If the proposed facility is located in a nonattainment area, it shall comply with all applicable requirements under the undesignated head concerning nonattainment review.
(8) Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD) review. If the proposed facility is located in an attainment area, it shall comply with all applicable requirements under the undesignated head concerning PSD.
(9) Air dispersion modeling. Computerized air dispersion modeling may be required by the TNRCC permits program to determine air quality impacts from a proposed new facility or source modification.
(a) Lead smelters. Pursuant to the Texas Clean Air Act, § 382.053, a permit shall not be issued for a new lead smelting plant at a site located within 3,000 feet of the residence of any individual and at which lead smelting operations have not been conducted before August 31, 1987. This subsection does not apply to a modification of a lead smelting plant in operation on or before August 31, 1987, to a new lead smelting plant or modification of a plant with the capacity to produce not more than 200 pounds of lead per hour, or to a lead smelting plant that was located more than 3,000 feet from the nearest residence when the plant began operations.
(b) Hazardous waste permits. Permits for hazardous waste management facilities shall not be issued if the facility is to be located in the vicinity of specified public access areas under the following circumstances.
(1) No permit shall be issued for a new hazardous waste landfill or land treatment facility or an areal expansion of an existing facility if the boundary of the facility or expansion is to be located within 1,000 feet of an established residence, church, school, day care center, surface water body used for a public drinking water supply, or dedicated public park.
(2) No permit shall be issued for a new commercial hazardous waste management facility or the subsequent areal expansion of such a facility or unit of that facility if the boundary of the unit is to be located within 1/2 mile (2,640 feet) of an established residence, church, school, day care center, surface water body used for a public drinking water supply, or dedicated public park.
(3) For a subsequent areal expansion of a new commercial hazardous waste management facility that is required to comply with paragraph (2) of this subsection, distances shall be measured from a residence, church, school, day care center, surface water body used for a public drinking water supply, or dedicated public park only if such structure, water supply, or park was in place at the time the distance was certified for the original permit.
(4) No permit shall be issued for a new commercial hazardous waste management facility that is proposed to be located within 1/2 mile (2,640 feet) from an established residence, church, school, day care center, surface water body used for a public drinking water supply, or dedicated public park, at any distance beyond the facility's property boundaries, unless the applicant demonstrates that the facility will be operated so as to safeguard public health and welfare and protect physical property and the environment.
(5) The measurement of distances required by paragraphs (1) - (4) of this subsection shall be taken toward an established residence, church, school, day care center, surface water body used for a public drinking water supply, or dedicated public park that is in use when the permit application is filed with the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. The restrictions imposed by paragraphs (1) - (4) of this subsection do not apply to a residence, church, school, day care center, surface water body used for a public drinking water supply, a dedicated public park located within the boundaries of a commercial hazardous waste management facility, or property owned by the permit applicant.
(6) The measurement of distances required by paragraphs (1) - (4) of this subsection shall be taken from a perimeter around the proposed hazardous waste management unit. The perimeter shall be no more than 75 feet from the edge of the proposed hazardous waste management unit.
116.114 Application Review Schedule
(a) Review schedule. The permit application will be reviewed by the TNRCC in accordance with the following schedule.
(1) Within 90 days of receipt of an application for a new permit, or amendment to a permit or special permit, the executive director shall mail written notification informing the applicant that the application is complete or that it is deficient. If the application is deficient, the notification shall state any additional information required, and the intent of the executive director to void the application if information for a complete application is not submitted. Additional information may be requested within 60 days of receipt of the information provided in response to the deficiency notification.
(2) Within 180 days of receipt of a completed permit application, or 150 days of receipt of a permit amendment or special permit amendment, the Executive Director shall mail written notice informing the applicant of his decision to approve or not approve the application provided that no requests for public hearing or public meeting on the proposed facility have been received and the applicant has provided public notification as required by the executive director.
(3) If the time limits provided in this section to process an application are exceeded, the applicant may appeal in writing to the executive director. If the executive director finds that the application was not approved or denied with the specified period and that the agency exceeded that period without good cause, as provided in Texas Civil Statutes, Article 6252-13b.1, § 3, the executive director shall reimburse the permit fee which was remitted with the application.
(b) Voiding of deficient application. An applicant shall make a good faith effort to submit, in a timely manner, adequate information which demonstrates that the requirements for obtaining a permit or permit amendment are met in response to any deficiency notification issued by the executive director pursuant to the provisions of this section, or § 116.131 of this title (relating to Public Notification Requirements). If an applicant fails to make such good faith effort, the executive director shall void the application and notify the applicant. If the application is resubmitted within six months of the voidance, it shall be exempt from the requirements of § 116.140 of this title (relating to Permit Fee Applicability).
116.115 General and Special Conditions
(a) Permits, special permits, standard permits, and exemptions may contain general and special conditions. The holders of permits, special permits, standard permits, and exemptions shall comply with any and all such conditions. Upon a specific finding by the Executive Director that an increase of a particular pollutant could result in a significant impact on the air environment, or could cause the facility to be come subject to review under the undesignated headings of this subchapter relating to Nonattainment Review or Prevention of Significant Deterioration Review, the permit may include a special condition which states that the permittee must obtain written approval from the Executive Director before constructing a source under a standard exemption or standard permit.
(b) Holders of permits issued or amended prior to August 16, 1994, shall comply with the general conditions attached to the permit. For permits issued or amended after August 16, 1994, the following general conditions shall be applicable, but may not be specifically stated within the permit document.
(1) Voiding of permit. A permit or permit amendment under this chapter is automatically void if the holder fails to begin construction within 18 months of date of issuance, discontinues construction for more than 18 consecutive months prior to completion or fails to complete construction within a reasonable time. Upon request, the Executive Director may grant a one-time 18-month extension of the date to begin construction;
(2) Construction Progress. Start of construction, construction interruptions exceeding 45 days, and completion of construction shall be reported to the appropriate regional office of the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC or Commission) not later than 15 working days after occurrence of the event.
(3) Start-up notification. The appropriate air program regional office of the commission shall be notified prior to the commencement of operations of the facilities authorized by the permit in such a manner that a representative of the TNRCC may be present. Phased construction, which may involve a series of units commencing operations at different times, shall provide separate notification for the commencement of operations for each unit..
(4) Sampling requirements. If sampling of stacks or process vents is required, the permit holder shall contact the TNRCC office of Air Quality prior to sampling to obtain the proper data forms and procedures. All sampling and testing procedures must be approved by the executive director and coordinated with the regional representatives of the commission. The permit holder is also responsible for providing sampling facilities and conducting the sampling operations or contracting with an independent sampling consultant.
(5) Equivalency of methods. It shall be the responsibility of the permit holder to demonstrate or otherwise justify the equivalency of emission control methods, sampling or other emission testing methods, and monitoring methods proposed as alternatives to methods indicated in the conditions of the permit. Alternative methods shall be applied for in writing and must be reviewed and approved by the executive director prior to their use in fulfilling any requirements of the permit.
(6) Recordkeeping. A copy of the permit along with information and data sufficient to demonstrate compliance with the permit shall be maintained in a file at the plant site and made available at the request of personnel from the TNRCC or any air pollution control program having jurisdiction. For facilities that normally operate unattended, this information shall be maintained at the nearest staffed location within Texas specified by the permit holder in the permit application. This information shall include, but is not limited to, production records and operating hours. Additional recordkeeping requirements may be specified in special conditions attached to the permit. Information in the file shall be retained for at least two years following the date that the information or data is obtained.
(7) Maximum allowable emission rates. The total emissions of air contaminants from any of the sources of emissions listed in the table entitled "Emission Sources--Maximum Allowable Emission Rates" shall not exceed the values stated on the table attached to the permit
(8) Maintenance of emission control. The facilities covered by the permit shall not be operated unless all air pollution emission capture and abatement equipment is maintained in good working order and operating properly during normal facility operations. Notification for upsets and maintenance shall be made in accordance with § 101.6 and § 101.7 of this title (relating to Notification Requirements for Major Upset and Notification Requirements for Maintenance).
(9) Compliance with rules. Acceptance of a permit by a permit applicant constitutes an acknowledgment and agreement that the holder will comply with all rules, regulations, and orders of the commission issued in conformity with the TCAA and the conditions precedent to the granting of the permit. If more than one state or federal rule or regulation or permit condition are applicable, then the most stringent limit or condition shall govern and be the standard by which compliance shall be demonstrated. Acceptance includes consent to the entrance of commission employees and agents into the permitted premises at reasonable times to investigate conditions relating to the emission or concentration of air contaminants, including compliance with the permit.
(c) There may be additional special conditions attached to a permit upon issuance or modification of the permit. Such conditions in a permit may be more restrictive than the requirements of Title 30 of the Texas Administrative Code.
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In a meeting between two of Bellator's more exciting fighters, it was David Rickels that got the better of Lloyd Woodard to the tune of an unanimous decision win in the main event of Bellator 87 on Thursday night.
The bout was one of four lightweight quarterfinal matches that crowd at the Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort in Mount Pleasant, Michigan witnessed.
Woodard did not go down without a fight, however. The Montana native took control early on with an early slam and a mix of ground and pound and submission attempts from top position. Woodard also hurt Rickels late in the final round and landed a pair of timely takedowns that ended up not being enough to sway the scorecards.
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All 20 fighters, including the eight-man lightweight tournament field successfully made weight for tomorrow night's Bellator 87 event, which is slated for the Soaring Eagle Resort & Casino in Mount Pleasant, Michigan.
The show features a new main event of David Rickels vs. Lloyd Woodard after Patricky Friere suffered a knee injury during a final sparring session yesterday and was forced out of his meeting with Guillaume DeLorenzi. Friere is replaced by Saad Awad, who moves up from the show's preliminary card.
Complete weigh-in results are after the jump.
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