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WASHINGTON — Three weeks after the Boston Marathon bombings, the US Department of Homeland Security is seeking to use lessons from the attacks to enhance community policing and more effectively prepare religious and civic leaders to spot the warning signs of homegrown terrorism, according to top officials.
The approach, while raising its own set of civil liberties concerns, is seen by officials as a potentially more effective and less intrusive way of combating terror than expansive electronic and photographic surveillance powers or massive security sweeps at public events.
"How do we take the knowledge that we have acquired looking at these events and incorporate that into our community-policing efforts so that communities are better able to recognize an emerging threat, irrespective of the motivation, [and] prevent the threat from materializing?" explained John Cohen, the principal deputy counterterrorism coordinator at the Department of Homeland Security.
The approach requires a deep analysis of the Boston Marathon bombings by officials in a Department of Homeland Security program called Countering Violent Extremists, which was established in 2011 to devise new ways to confront homegrown threats.
Officials are profiling the psychology of the two Boston suspects, the tactics employed in the attack, and the interaction between law enforcement and local leaders to determine how additional outreach in the local community around Cambridge, where the two suspects lived, might have headed off tragedy, several officials said.
The goal of the review is to answer a key question: With additional training and encouragement, could local religious, education, or civic leaders have picked up on the emerging threat and alerted authorities?
The administration's desire for greater community engagement — which President Obama briefly mentioned in a press conference last week — is emerging as some members of Congress and security specialists assert that the Boston bombings underscore the need for more aggressive forms of policing: more domestic surveillance, greater security at large public gatherings, and greater police powers than were granted after 9/11.
There have also been calls for more surveillance cameras in public places, and even spy drones to help prevent domestic terrorist attacks or track potential suspects in the aftermath. Meanwhile, because the two primary Boston suspects were immigrants, others have advocated for a major tightening of border security.
But according to several top Obama administration officials, counterterrorism officials in Washington are taking a cautious approach to the calls for more layers of security, out of fear of overreacting and eroding Americans' civil liberties — a sacrifice that still may not make the nation safer.
"What are we willing to give up in terms of our freedoms to achieve security we're probably never fully going to get anyway?" said a senior Homeland Security official, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
But some local leaders also are wary about "community engagement'' aimed at early detection of certain behavior, concerned that it could lead to a system of domestic informants and unwarranted scrutiny of innocent people.
"I would be very nervous about perpetuating a culture when we are giving people a list of things that are indicators someone might be a threat to our national security, when there really is no profile," said Ayanna Pressley, councilor-at-large on the Boston City Council.
Pressley, who was in Washington on Friday for a panel discussion on the lessons of the Boston attacks sponsored by the Truman National Security Project, agreed communities "should have a heightened and greater awareness of anyone who appears to be distressed."
"But we need to tread very lightly here," she added.
'[We] should have a greater awareness . . . But we need to tread very lightly,' said City Councilor Ayanna Pressley.
Civil liberties groups have also long been concerned about empowering local law enforcement or others to monitor individuals or organizations for possible criminal or terrorist behavior. Last fall, the Massachusetts ACLU obtained, through a suit against the Boston Police Department, intelligence reports that designated peace activists as "extremists."
Meanwhile, so-called law enforcement "fusion" centers, designed to disseminate information on possible terrorist activity, have come under fire from Congress for unjustified invasions of privacy.
In the wake of the Boston attacks, the ACLU's national office urged Americans to resist the urge to profile people with particular backgrounds.
"Our nation needs to stay the course and judge people by their actions and their character, rather than the color of their skin or their religion or beliefs," the organization said in a statement. "This is what makes America great."
Cohen, a Lexington native who previously served as homeland security adviser for Governor Mitt Romney, said separate government reviews will determine if early warnings from Russia about suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev, whose name was added to a pair of terror watchlists in 2011, should have triggered more action or scrutiny from authorities.
The FBI investigated in 2011 whether Tsarnaev was becoming increasingly radicalized and determined he did not pose a threat.
In the meantime, Homeland Security is using the Boston attacks as a case study to develop better profiles of potentially violent individuals.
"We have developed an analytic process where we look at the event, we look at the tactics used in the event, we look at how the event was prepared for by the perpetrator, we look at the behaviors and indicators that were exhibited," Cohen said. "We work with experts in the field — behavioral profilers and others — to get better understanding of the psychological dynamics of the individual or groups of individuals who carried out the attack."
Government studies of previous large-scale attacks perpetrated by religious extremists, antigovernment groups, and the mentally disturbed have highlighted certain shared patterns, officials say.
"When you take motivation out of it," said one US official involved in reviewing the homeland security implications of the Boston attack, "the indicators that are apparent to people are in many cases common across the board.
"In all of these cases there are opportunities for intervention. It may not be law enforcement at all times that is best suited to do it. It may be a teacher. It may be a faith leader," the official said.
President Obama, speaking at a White House press conference on Wednesday, cited the benefit of enlisting well-informed community leaders in schools, churches, and other civic institutions to be part of an early warning network.
"Are there more things that we can do, whether it's engaging with communities where there's a potential for self-radicalization of this sort?" Obama proposed. "Is there work that can be done in terms of detection? But all of this has to be done in the context of our laws, due process."
Such efforts, including training police cadets and organizing seminars for religious and other community leaders, have been expanded in the past two years under a plan Obama approved in 2011 called the "Empowering Local Partners to Prevent Violent Extremism in the United States.''
"Our best defenses against this threat are well-informed and equipped families, local communities, and institutions," the plan stated. "Law enforcement plays an essential role in keeping us safe, but so too does engagement and partnership with communities."Bryan Bender can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @GlobeBender.


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The Korea Financial Intelligence Unit (KoFIU), with the support of the Korea Exchange Bank, hosted an APG workshop on the FATF Assessment Methodology (2013) and National Risk Assessment in Seoul, Korea from 28 to 30 August 2013.
The workshop brought together over 100 participants from over 30 jurisdictions and included the CFATF and GAFISUD secretariats. The participants benefited from the expertise of facilitators from KoFIU, United Kingdom (FATF WGEI Co-Chair), World Bank, New Zealand, Thailand, IMF, Serbia and the APG Secretariat.
The three-day workshop covered a range of topics, centered firstly on the new FATF assessment methodology, and secondly on the enhanced requirements for national risk assessments. The workshop provided the opportunity for APG members and observers to share experiences and interact with international experts on key issues. For many of the participants, this was their first opportunity to engage with the new assessment methodology and to be exposed to different national risk assessment tools.
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Hate that! You buy a car that looks solid, then a few months later rust bubbles appear. Take a grinder to 'em and–sure enough–there's a bigger problem than you thought.
That's what happened to our budget-built Duster. We initially took it to Car-Nation Auto Body hoping for a minor repair to the lower edges of the quarter panels. The guys at Car-Nation broke the news that: 1) The rust needed to be cut out to fix it; 2) By the time we repair that area, we might as well fix the door-dings in the quarters; and 3) If we have to match-paint the quarters, they're not going to look the same as the 30-year-old paint on the rest of the car. So, you guessed it–the Duster's getting painted.
But for now, have a look at how to fix mild quarter rot the easy way. The techniques shown aren't for hard-core rust-belt Swiss cheese or full-on show cars, but you can probably do them yourself if you have the right tools–in this story, "the right tools" means air tools, many of which may not be in the arsenal of the backyard dude. However, bodywork is very painstaking and much patience is required. In our experience, patience runs way thin when using hand tools, so the investment in a compressor and air tools is way worth it.


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The glimpses we get via webcam are just a small taste of all the action going on at the construction site for the new Dynamo Stadium. ICON Venue Group senior vice president Charlie Thornton provided an update on the construction process on Wednesday.
"Things are going extremely well; everything is progressing quickly, as it needs to," Thornton said. "As far as things you'll see over the next few weeks, a second crane was elevated and will start with steel erection next week. That will allow us to build in two sections and will allow more mason crews to start work. Next week we'll also have the first precast of the tread-and-riser system that will start going in the 200 level."
With steel framework currently going up on the west side of the stadium, the dual work flow set to start next week should bring the stadium's shape to life even more quickly.
MORE: Get a look from the inside with the Dynamo Stadium virtual venue
While fans will also start to see the concrete base of the 200 level, construction will just be getting underway on the building that will house locker rooms, offices, and more.
"The final major step that is upcoming is the start of the sitecast on the building in the south end zone," Thornton said. "The walls will be cast on the ground and tilted up into place possibly the end of next week."
As the Dynamo and the Manhattan Construction Group have stated throughout the process, the dry summer has aided the construction process and keeps the new stadium on schedule for a May 2012 opening.
"It's exciting, and there are a lot of things yet to happen, but we're confident it's all going to go smoothly," Thornton said.
Current Dynamo season ticket holders have already been informed of their window to select seats in the new stadium, and season tickets in the new stadium go on sale to the general public on September 20.


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There's a lot of information here, but hopefully it'll help to give you a clearer picture of how I work, and whether I'm a good match for your next design project.
Who I am
Hello, I'm David McGillivray, an independent Designer based in New York City. I've spent the last 9 years helping to bring brands to life through design.
I have a traditional design education, with a B.A. in Design from Brighton University, England. After spending several years designing at small boutique design firms in England, I moved to New York, and led design in-house at a variety of startups.
I now work as an independent designer, helping to launch new companies, and re launch not-so-new ones.
What I do
I'm a generalist by design — well versed in taking a founding team's vision and helping turn that into a living breathing entity, from identity through to digital and physical experiences.
My real value comes from years of hands-on experience at a Creative Director level, both leading design in-house, and working independently with startups; uniquely positioning me to provide the kind of holistic design solutions that are typically expected to require a larger design firm.
I work with all types of companies, but I particularly enjoy working with those looking to pioneer an unconventional approach in an otherwise stale vertical.
I work directly with my clients, who normally hire me to do:
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I love working on larger, well defined projects that run for somewhere between 2—5 weeks. These projects are often creating a new visual identity or website from scratch, or a ground-up re-design if what already exists isn't working.
It's with these kinds of larger undertakings I can really sink my teeth in and provide the most value, so I don't tend to take on smaller incremental, or optimization work.
My Collaborators
I regularly call upon my network of specialists in order to connect my clients with a range of services outside of design. I work with some of the most talented developers, photographers, and copywriters in the business, all with previous experience working in world class startups.
What People Say
My work has been featured in Vogue, Techcrunch, The New York Times, and Apple's Sep '18 keynote amongst other press. I've also won design awards from D&AD, Awwwards, and CSSDA. But brand names and trophies aside, I care most about the people I work with, and how that collaboration is experienced by all involved.
I believe that having a good working relationship with my clients is vital to producing good work product. But more importantly, I like to make sure I enjoy the projects I work on, and that the collaboration process runs smoothly for everyone.
You can hear what my past clients have said about working with me
Who Hires Me
People who need an experienced, hands-on, director level designer to execute on all aspects of a project.
Perhaps they have the business model nailed down, but need someone to craft the visual language around it, and turn it into a polished brand experience.
It's also normally people that are willing to invest their budget in good design, but perhaps not the overheads and baggage that often comes with a traditional agency.
My Approach
My approach is pretty fast paced, practical, and relatively organic – I try not to get caught up in unnecessary process.
I won't waste your time or mine showing you a folder full of different arbitrary design directions for the sake of it – you don't need to see the blooper reel. Instead I'll move thoughtfully, and efficiently in the most appropriate direction, and iterate on it until we both agree it looks and feels right, and will perform as intended.
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I work on a flat fee basis for projects, so I'll quote you a single project price instead of an hourly rate.
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Consider $8—12K per week as a rough guideline for my rate. As for timing, something like a 'straightforward' barebones ecommerce site might take from somewhere in the region of 4 or 5 weeks to design. Again, these are just rough estimates and should only be used for initial budgeting consideration, as every project is different.
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Hi, Centeractive!
Great software, i'm already (almost) in love with it. But there's one feature that is just must have for my needs -- more flexible highlighting.
For instance, i have a lot of lines with INFO level, but most of them can be split in more subcategories (based on text following the log level). Some of them are indicating successfull end of process, some report server health and so on (and i would love to see them in different color).
For me -- there's great realization in LogExpert (_http://logexpert.codeplex.com - not an advirtisement, but feel free to remove the link). It supports regexp based highlightning with possibility for highlight prioritization.
Any chance smth like this will be implemented in your product?
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Sorry for the late reply. The requested custom highlighting feature is in our backlog since long but has always been overrated by other functionality. It is however now under development and will be made available with the next Retrospective release.
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Awesome news! Will be waiting! Any canary builds availible?
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There's a build now that could be used for illustrating the new highlighting feature. We would be glad to get your feedback. Please tell us what operation system you're using and we'll provide a temporary version of this intermediate Retrospective release.
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Retrospective version 4.2.0 has now been released. It includes a comprehensive highlighting feature.
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I remember our discussions on recast vs original.happy hopping wrote:A few yr. ago, you said the resin on recast is easier to work w/ vs. the original. So what prompt you to replace your recast w/ original nowadays?
And I remember that I said that SOME recasts are easier to work on than SOME originals. In particular, some of the older Volks originals, mainly from AF series, used a peculiar light blue resin that is not very fun to work with. It seems 'harder' than currently used resins... making it more difficult to drill and sand. And it seems more liable to fracture under pressure, and less likely to bend. Volks also released kits in other resin colors, including a dark blue/black and even red and other colors. I haven't worked with these, so I can't say if they have the same properties as the light blue resin or not. The Berlin and LED Mirage w/ Flame Unit I built both used this old light blue resin. Recasts of these old AF kits can be more pleasant to work with since they use a friendlier white or off-white resin usually.
More recent originals are a different matter. Volks SSS and onwards, WSC stuff, Tani's Kaiyodo stuff, etc... These kits will generally use a high quality off-white or tan resin. The tan resin in particular seems great to work with. Different production runs seem to vary though, as I've heard of some Kaiyodo originals using a less-nice white resin. And some of my very old MM series kits use a not-so-nice white resin as well. But all recent Volks and WSC kits seem to use the very nice tan resin. In the case of THESE kits, recast resin quality is no better, and sometimes worse.
So to summarize:
-recast resin quality is often nicer than that of older kits
-recast resin quality is often similar or less nice than that of modern kits
As for why I'm now phasing out my recasts in favor of originals?
1) part of it is on principle. It's clear that recasts have been having a real impact on the GK market lately, and they may well be a contributing factor in the decline of the FSS GK industry. As such, I am phasing out recasts in favor of originals, when possible, and when affordable.
2) I have more money to spend on FSS stuff now than I did before, making originals more affordable.
3) and finally a very superficial reason - original boxes (especially those nice new silver Volks boxes) look so much nicer than those ugly plain cardboard recast boxes that are taking up space...


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Rafi Eitan, 86, is one of the last of a generation of "old guard" of Israeli warriors who have seen it all. As a top Mossad agent, Eitan became famous for leading the capture of Nazi official Adolf Eichmann, and then infamous for his role in the incarceration of Jewish-American spy Jonathan Pollard.
But no matter what different people may think of him, Eitan is one of the few Israelis remaining who can speak to the current threats surrounding the nation from a depth of experience going back to before Israel's modern rebirth.
We asked Eitan about the current situation in Gaza and southern Israel, and he suggested that the current Israeli military response is not going far enough to truly eliminate the threat.
Israel Today: Is there a way to bring an end to the Gaza rocket fire on southern Israel?
Eitan: My opinion is that we should do in Gaza what we did to Hezbollah in Lebanon - we destroyed the Hezbollah's infrastructure and they stopped shooting. And they haven't dared to start again. And we don't need a ground operation to accomplish this in Gaza, we can do it from the air.
Israel Today: Won't the world condemn Israel for taking such harsh action?
Eitan: So they condemn. We should first tell the UN and the US that if Hamas is not made to stop the rocket fire, we will destroy the entire infrastructure of Gaza. We provide a warning, and then we do it.
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Not a new post but new to me. So true. So true.
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My favorite comment:
"That's offensive"
To which my counter-punch is:
No one has the right not to be offended.
One I just ran onto recently:
"Then science is your god" ... combined with "EVERYONE has a god, whether it's science or money or themselves or..."
It would seem as though, since they can't conceive of a life without their deity, that we MUST have a deity of some kind! Ummm ... WRONG!
That's Sh*t alright.
My insurance lady says that we should all believe "just in case" so that we can be covered. I'm serious! She really said that.
Translation: Pascal's Wager, which was BS the first time Blaise said it, and it's been BS every time since.
Thus we should all worship Saraswati, the Hindu goddess of music, arts, knowledge, and science. Those Christians might be headed to the Hindu version of Hell, backing the wrong horse like Jesus.
Pascal blew it. Backed the wrong deity simply because he lived in Europe and didn't know about Saraswati.
That many Hindus can't be wrong, as we know the appeal to popularity is always the best method of ascertaining the truth.
Reminds me of Life of Pi. If we spread our belief to cover all our bases, every day of the year will be a religious holiday of some sort.
The videos here have kept me laughing for quite some time. Thanks.
I like to to counter with what Mark Twain said:
Oh here is another one I like:
Theist: "What wakes you up in the morning?"
Me: "I didn't realize god worked like an alarm clock."
Theist: "Why do you even get out of bed in the morning?"
My Atheist brother: "Usually it's because I don't want to piss myself."
Theist: "So you don't believe in god?"
Me: "First of all, which god should I believe in? There are a lot of them."
Theist: "You mean like false gods?"
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Polipo works well with [[DansGuardian]]. The only difference from running with squid or tinyproxy is that in {{filename|dansguardian.conf}} the proxyport needs to be set to polipo's 8123
Polipo works well with [[DansGuardian]]. The only difference from running with squid or tinyproxy is that in {{filename|dansguardian.conf}} the proxyport needs to be set to polipo's 8123
# the port DansGuardian connects to proxy on
# the port DansGuardian connects to proxy on
proxyport = 8123
proxyport = 8123
Revision as of 14:59, 12 March 2010
From Polipo's site:
- "Polipo is a small and fast caching web proxy (a web cache, an HTTP proxy, a proxy server). While Polipo was designed to be used by one person or a small group of people, there is nothing that prevents it from being used by a larger group."
Unlike Squid, Polipo is very light on resources and simple to configure. This makes it ideal for single user systems and other uncomplicated setups. Do keep in mind; however, that this versatility comes at a cost; Polipo will increase its space usage without restriction as it is not aware of how big its disk cache grows. This perceived fault is by design, since omitting these sanity checks drastically reduces Polipo's memory usage and overall toll on the system. A practical way of restricting disk usage is by making Polipo run as its own user and employing disk quota.
The following covers installing and setting up Polipo.
Polipo is currently available in the AUR. Using an AUR helper like yaourt, install by entering:
$ yaourt -S polipo
or install the newer development version instead:
$ yaourt -S polipo-git
Improving Polipo
The current Polipo package is missing a set of features users might find desirable, namely: proper daemon behavior, including placing files in Template:Filename and a call to cleanse Polipo's cache; a cronjob that routinely performs the latter; and finally, a restricted "polipo" user to address security and maintainability concerns.
To partially fix these issues, replace the daemon script with the following: Template:File
And save the cron file in Template:Filename:
#!/bin/sh /etc/rc.d/polipo purge >/dev/null 2>&1
Make it executable:
# chmod +x /etc/cron.weekly/polipo
Run Polipo as designated user
Polipo should run as an unpriviledged user. Such a user can either be created or reused. A good choice for reuse is "nobody", which is the default choice of tinyproxy.
While tinyproxy starts as root and drops priviledges as soon as possible, polipo runs as the user that invoked it. If polipo is invoked from Template:Filename, it can run as nobody by changing the invokation line from
/usr/bin/$DAEMON $ARGS >/dev/null 2>&1
sudo -u nobody /usr/bin/$DAEMON $ARGS >/dev/null 2>&1
It is then also necessary to change ownership of several files and directories written by polipo:
- the log file Template:Filename. Although a better choice is to create a directory Template:Filename owned by the designated user and set polipo's log file to Template:Filename via the logFile variable in the config file.
- the pid file at Template:Filename
- the cache under Template:Filename
Starting the daemon
To start the Polipo daemon:
# /etc/rc.d/polipo start
Add it to Template:Filename to start it automatically at boot:
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng network netfs polipo crond)
Multiple instances
Polipo can also run without super user priveleges. To do so, first copy Template:Filename to a suitable directory:
$ cp /etc/polipo/config.sample ~/.poliporc
Edit it so that it points at a writable location, instead of Template:Filename:
# Uncomment this if you want to put the on-disk cache in a # non-standard location: diskCacheRoot = "~/.polipo-cache/"
Create the cache directory:
$ mkdir ~/.polipo-cache
Finally, launch Polipo with the new configuration:
$ polipo -c ~/.poliporc
Management is mostly performed in Template:Filename. Most users can opt for using the sample configuration file, which is sufficient for most situations and well documented.
# cd /etc/polipo; cp config.sample config
Unlike other proxies, Polipo needs to be restarted after alterations.
Set the browser so that it uses Template:Codeline for proxying. Be sure to disable the browser's disk cache to avoid redundant IO operations and bad performance.
Instead of manually configuring each browser or other utilities that might benefit from Polipo's caching, one can also use iptables to route traffic through polipo.
After installing iptables, add the appropiate rules to Template:Filename:
*nat :PREROUTING ACCEPT [0:0] :POSTROUTING ACCEPT [0:0] :OUTPUT ACCEPT [0:0] -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -m owner --uid-owner polipo -j ACCEPT -A OUTPUT -p tcp --dport 80 -j REDIRECT --to-ports 8123 COMMIT
This routes HTTP traffic through Polipo. Remove all proxy settings from browsers, if any, and restart iptables.
Privoxy is a proxy useful for intercepting advertisement and other undesirables.
According to Polipo's developer, in order to get the privacy enhancements of Privoxy and much (but not all) of the performance of Polipo, one should place Polipo upstream of Privoxy.
In other words:
- point the browser at Privoxy: Template:Codeline
- and direct Privoxy traffic to Polipo: Template:Codeline in the Privoxy configuration file.
Tor is an anonymizing proxy network.
To use Polipo with Tor, uncomment or include the following in Template:Codeline:
socksParentProxy = localhost:9050
Polipo works well with DansGuardian. The only difference from running with squid or tinyproxy is that in Template:Filename the proxyport needs to be set to polipo's 8123:
# the port DansGuardian connects to proxy on proxyport = 8123


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Traditional Offense, Physical Defense, Great Kicking Provide Good Vibrations
To "Respond to Randy" click on the link below and choose "Randy York's N-Sider" under "Area of Interest" on the new screen. Please include your name and city/town/state and share your thoughts about the views of Tom Osborne and Eric Crouch on the Big 12 Championship Game. Your comments may be published at the bottom of this column.
This Nebraska-Texas football series reminds a certain athletic director of the Nebraska-Oklahoma series when he first became a head coach.
Every time he thought his Huskers had Oklahoma in a full Nelson, the Sooners would escape quicker than Nebraska's Jordan Burroughs can turn disaster into triumph on a wrestling mat.
"We'd have Oklahoma in tough shape and for one reason or another, we'd end up losing the game," Tom Osborne said, pointing out that Texas has hijacked the Huskers in similar fashion ... from a Correll Buckhalter fumble at the goal line in a 24-20 loss in Austin10 years ago to a Terrence Nunn fumble that enabled the Longhorns to kick a field goal in the last 23 seconds of a 22-20 win over the Huskers in Lincoln three years ago.
It's no fun when college football's No. 4 program in all-time wins loses seven of its last eight games against another storied program that sits in the No. 2 all-time position.
Thankfully, a Husker Hall of Fame coach and a Nebraska Heisman Trophy winner don't buy futures on past performances and aren't about to concede anything to an unbeaten team even at this point of the season.
To play for the opportunity to win their fourth national championship, the two-touchdown favored Longhorns need to beat Nebraska Saturday night before a full-house at Cowboys Stadium in Arlington and a national television audience.
It sounds simple enough for one of the nation's best offenses and one of its stingiest defenses, but you get the impression that Osborne and Crouch would say "not so fast my friend" if they were sitting in their own living rooms.
AD and Former Player Both Upbeat about Upset
We sat down with Osborne and Crouch Thursday and heard nothing but good, good, good vibrations. It became quickly apparent in both interviews that they think Nebraska is fully capable of pulling off an upset on the national stage.
Let Crouch take the first few punches since one national columnist keeps writing that Nebraska has a puncher's chance of upsetting the 'Horns.
"This game reminds me of the time we beat Texas, 22-6, in 1999," said Crouch, a sophomore at the time. "I see this being similar ... low-scoring and very, very physical.
"We had a really physical defense that year, but so did Texas," Crouch recalled. "Dan Alexander was our running back, and he split his hand open from one side to the other and needed 100 stitches to close the wound and still wanted back in the game.
"I'm a quarterback, and I can certainly attest to how physical that game was," Crouch said. "I was hit numerous times right in the mouth and had blood coming out more than once. They even tore my helmet off. I mean, they were hitting hard every play and trying to win the game just like we were. That's what college football is all about ... physical programs trying to be totally dominant. I expect that same kind of intensity Saturday night."
So does Osborne. "Our defense has been, for the most part, really good," he said. "I suspect we'll see an intense effort out of our defense - and our offense - in this game. You'll see us play at a very high emotional level, and that can make a big difference.
"It's hard to play intense on defense every week," Osborne said, acknowledging that Kansas found "a few chinks in our armor" the week after a monumental effort against Oklahoma. The Huskers weren't as sharp defensively at Colorado the week after they took care of Kansas State either. "It's human nature that you can't be at the same emotional level every week, but you still have to be good enough to win when you're not."
A Good Offense is Part of a Good Defense
One of football's biggest clichés is that defense wins championships. It's true, of course, but only when your offense scores enough to ease the pressure, takes some time off the clock and keeps turnovers to a minimum.
"We'll have to play well to win," Osborne said, "but they (Texas) will have to play well to win, too."
Why? Because when Shawn Watson and Bo Pelini realized a spread-oriented passing attack wasn't cutting it halfway through the season, they committed to a basic running game with enough old-school physicality to pump up everyone on the team. If you want evidence, watch Ricky Henry throw a block, Tyler Legate put his life on the line or Rex Burkhead carry a defender on a foot that was broken just weeks before.
Crouch doesn't discount Zac Lee from rising to the challenge in a game where the spotlight shines much more brightly on Colt McCoy. He's led Texas to more wins than any quarterback in college football history and is in the last act of his Heisman Trophy audition against Florida's Tim Tebow.
"Zac has a tremendous amount of pressure on him, coming into a system going through so many major changes, so he's had to remain constant and be a leader," Crouch said. "He got pulled from the job, got it back and now is a big part of the last four wins that have changed the direction of an up-and-down year.
"He's making smart decisions, taking care of the football and making it much harder for teams to beat us," Crouch said. "We haven't seen a lot of big plays out of Zac, but that doesn't mean he doesn't have any in him."
Lee is a catalyst for everyone getting on the same page at the same time. "It's not news to anybody that we've struggled on offense all year, but we have the talent out there," Crouch said. "If we get that running game going, Zac can pick a defense apart. The key is to stick with the game plan."
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Osborne, who helped recruit Crouch before retiring as head coach, probably couldn't have said it any better, but he's the first to focus on the third critical element to any major upset.
"Our kicking game has been really good, and it's probably been underplayed all year long," Osborne said. "In championship games, kicking always seems to play a big part."
Crouch has enjoyed listening to Pelini talk all week. "He doesn't really care about what Texas plans to do," Crouch said. "He's more focused on what we're going to do - on offense, on defense and on special teams. That's because he and his staff have put together a plan to win the game."
It's a plan that Crouch thinks will be sound. "Bo's coordinated defenses in SEC championship games and in national championship games," Crouch said. "He's been in the NFL, and he knows what it takes to win a big game. Look what he's done in just two years here. Our defense is quicker, faster, more confident and more physical."
Forget about being a big underdog. "Nebraska's defense hasn't really let anybody take the game away from them all year," Crouch said. "I like their confidence, their morale, their motivation. They're good enough to get the whole team in the kind of zone to do things they never thought they could do."
Like beat Texas in its own back yard.
"If we need to kick a field goal, kick a field goal," Crouch said. "If we need to make a stop, make a stop. If the offense needs to get us to 20 points, get us to 20 points. This is going to be very exciting to watch, and I'm glad I'm going to be in Texas watching it."
It's Time. Huskers Long Overdue to Pull One Off
Here's the grand finale to Crouch's intuitive anatomy of an upset:
"This is a stepping stone for Bo Pelini, for his staff, for his players and for the quest they've been on for two years," Crouch said. "Their goal all along has been to put Nebraska back on the national map."
Well, guess what? "It's time to win another Big 12 championship ... time to get back to a BCS bowl game," Crouch said. "We're way overdue for a big, big upset, and I don't see any reason why it can't happen against an unbeaten Texas team in Cowboys Stadium."
P.S. If the vision becomes a reality, please consider hoisting a milk glass to toast Ndamukong Suh at midnight. Who knows? By then, he just might be in the same Heisman conversation with McCoy, Tebow and anyone else you want to throw in there.


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For capturing country experiences
Information on the status of preparation and implementation of NAPAs, including information on experiences from LDC NAPA teams, was assembled through questionnaires, interviews and a desk review of country-specific documents and data, including NAPAs and LDCF project documents. A total of 24 countries were covered in the first two sets of interviews conducted in June 2010 and June 2011.
The country experiences presented here are from: Bangladesh, Bhutan, Burkina Faso, Haiti, Kiribati, Malawi, Sao Tome and Principe and Uganda. They offer an insight into the diversity of the LDCs in terms of geographical distribution (Africa, Asia, the Caribbean and the Pacific), language (anglophones, francophones and lusophones) and ecosystems (mountainous countries, SIDS, landlocked countries, subtropical regions and the Sahel).
The results from the findings are used to inform the support provided by the LEG to the LDCs. In cases where immediate actions were required, the LEG worked with the GEF and its agencies to find solutions. This approach has proved to be a good practice in itself; it has led to the quick resolution of problems and the improvement of the relationships between the NAPA teams and the GEF implementing agencies.
The LEG intends to add more country profiles to the LDC Portal on the UNFCCC website as part of its ongoing work on capturing and communicating best practices and lessons learned.
For capturing best practices and lessons learned in the NAPA process
The approach used follows from the past presentation of lessons learned in other programmes. Lessons are presented in publications, more often than not, to demonstrate an engagement and contribution to knowledge. The LEG believes that, to be useful, lessons must be presented and communicated effectively to their intended audience. The approach that is being proposed by the LEG builds on a framework of lessons from evaluation, developed by the Evaluation and Oversight Unit of UNEP.*
The LEG is guided by two definitions of lessons learned:
A lesson learned is knowledge or understanding gained by experience. The experience may be positive, as in a successful test or mission, or negative, as in a mishap or failure. A lesson must be significant in that it has a real or assumed impact on operations; valid in that it is factually and technically correct; and applicable in that it identifies a specific design, process or decision that reduces or eliminates the potential for failures and mishaps, or reinforces a positive result (Secchi, 1999 in Weber 2001).
The second definition, based on the Development Assistance Committee (DAC) of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), defines lessons learned as "Generalizations based on evaluation experiences with projects, programmes, or policies that abstract from the specific circumstances to broader situations. Frequently, lessons highlight strengths or weaknesses in preparation, design, and implementation that affect performance, outcome, and impact."
The goal is to frame lessons, based on experience, in a manner that will facilitate use in future areas and applications, and will actively facilitate learning from experience in order to avoid repeating past mistakes or reinventing the wheel. According to UNEP, a high-quality lesson must:
- Concisely capture the context from which it is derived;
- Be applicable in a different context (generic), have a clear application domain and identify target users;
- Suggest a prescription and should guide action.
The lessons learned and best practices below are an initial selection by the LEG. The LEG intends to publish additional cases through the LDC Portal on the UNFCCC website as more LDCs are interviewed and profiled.
* Reference
Spilsbury MJ, Perch C, Norgbey S, Rauniyar G and Battaglino C (eds.). 2007. Lessons Learned from Evaluation: A Platform for Sharing Knowledge, Nairobi: Evaluation and Oversight Unit, UNEP.


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Dart Container cutting ribbon for landfill gas project
Dart Container Corp. is holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony today for its landfill-gas-to-energy cogeneration project at its Leola manufacturing plant in Upper Leacock Township, Lancaster County.
Dart says it will use gases recovered from the Lanchester Landfill in Lancaster and Chester counties and the Conestoga Landfill in Berks County to produce energy. The gas would otherwise escape into the atmosphere; the company estimates the air pollution reductions will be equivalent to reducing gasoline consumption by 54 million gallons a year.
Dart is a multinational manufacturer of foam cups and containers. It is based in Mason, Mich., where it announced a $47 million expansion this week. Besides Leola, the company has a facility in East Lampeter Township in Lancaster County.
Staff reporter Tim Stuhldreher will be at today's ribbon-cutting; follow him on Twitter, @timstuhldreher, for live tweets from the event.


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It always has been, still is, and shall continue to be... Let me be reassuring on this.Kaji wrote:Things to note if you want to use the Surangama Mantra:
1. This mantra is excellent for dealing with mara or demons (the most powerful of which is your inner mara). I do not know if this asura is a mara, so I am not sure if the mantra is useful in dealing with him. In the possibility that he is a karmic debtor of one or more in your group of people, as I have previously mentioned, this mantra may not be most suitable in keeping the asura from claiming his debt.
2. If this mantra does work against him, it would drive him away. It does not mean he will not come back. Worse still, you might have brought the level of conflict to a higher level. I still think the compassionate and making-peace method is the right way to go.
I know how to make it effective. If for some reason it isn't, I will let it be known.3. Use of the Surangama Mantra requires years of practice and dedication to be truly effective. I do not know if it is the best solution right now.
I used to be. Now I am a pescatarian and I drink sometimes. I don't think subtle purity will be that crucial here. This is an earthly being, a lower asura.4. Are you a vegetarian that does not eat eggs nor take alcohol (or other intoxicating substances)?
I will only chant the five hearts mantra of it; chedana akala mrtyu prasamana karim. I'm also employing other mantras of course, including Lord Avalokiteshvara Bodhisattva's, and Bhaisajyaguru.5. It is a very long mantra, so when chanting it it is easy to lose focus when chanting it, easy to mispronounce or misread some words, easy to feel tired.


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Philippines 2012
December 2012 I spent one week diving Atlantis Dumaguete followed by a second week on their luxury live-aboard boat the Azores. Although we were hit by Typhoon Bopha during the first week and lost more than two days diving, I was able to photograph a wide range of fish and critters including Ornate Ghost Pipefish, Mandarin Fish and Nudibranchs. Visits to Apo Island featured some of the best diving I have experienced and the staff at the resort and on board the Azores were terrific. The area ranks amongst the best macro locations anywhere although unlike most underwater photographers I did not specialise solely in this type of photography. The Azores itinerary also allowed us the rare opportunity to snorkel with and photograph Whale Sharks.Read More
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Now that you have found the perfect party favors, present them in extraordinary treat bags! Baby Blue Polka Dot Organza Drawstring Bags will not only look beautiful displayed on your tables, they are a great size to hold just the right amount of treasures and goodies. These mini blue bags work beautifully for Oktoberfest gatherings, wedding receptions, and baby showers!
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Game 1: Minnesota Valley Lutheran 5, Sleepy Eye Public 4; Game 2: Sleepy Eye Public 10, MVL 0
The Chargers hosted the Sleepy Eye Public baseball team for a doubleheader on May 16.
The Indians broke down in the seventh inning and gave MVL a conference victory.
"Mental mistakes along with physical errors hindered us from closing out a good game," Sleepy Eye coach Aaron Nesvold said. "We left seven runners on base in scoring position. One timely hit could have been a game changer."
Pitching: Matt Schroepfer 3 K, 4 BB, 6 H, 2 R, 1 ER.
Other: Schroepfer 2-4, 1 2B, 1 RBI, 1 SB;
Matt Berkner 2-4, 1 2B, 2 R.
The Indians got revenge in the second game and won 10-0 after five innings. Sophomore Matt Berkner went 2-4 at bat, hit two doubles, had two RBI and scored two runs to lead Sleepy Eye Pubic.
Pitching: Dylan Klein 2 K, 2 BB, 8 H, 0 R, 0 ER.
Other: Matt Berkner 2-4, 2 2B, 2 RBI, 2 R;
Matt Schroepfer 2-3, 1 R, 3 RBI, 1 SB.
Records: Sleepy Eye Public 6-8, 2-5 conference.
May 21: Sleepy Eye Public 5, Mankato Loyola 4
The Indians hosted the Crusaders on May 21 for their last regular season baseball game. Sleepy Eye got off to a good start in the second inning with a hit by freshman Dylan Klein, which was followed by a triple by senior John Mangen to score three more runs.
"It felt pretty good off the bat, I thought it might be gone," Mangen said.
Loyola made a slow comeback in the middle of the game but a late push by the Indians broke the 4-4 tie in the eighth inning.
Sleepy Eye Public will play BOLD on Saturday in the first round of the Section 2A playoffs. Nesvold said it was nice to get a win before the playoff games begin.
"We got a little momentum going into playoffs," Nesvold said. "If we play like we did tonight and we play like we're capable of, it should be a ball game."


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Shopping Cart System SCS6 6.0
Shopping Cart System store builder is an e-commerce solution software for creating Web Store to be posted on the Internet.
The purpose of this store builder is to provide an easy-to-use interface that automatic creates all the HTML files necessary to run your store.
Program Features
Any currency
Built-in search engine
Build unlimited number of stores
E-mail receipt sent to customer
FTP Built in to transfer your files
Insert extra links to the main menu
Insert extra pages manager
Item extra page for a large image
Item options + price (e.g. color, size, etc)
Preview your store before uploading
Three types customizable taxes
No CGI, Java, or scripting skills are needed
No server-side software is required
No monthly fees for your store builder
Add as many products as you like
USA Sat, Inc. (to send order to your email)
2Checkout.com (Merchant)
VeriSign (Payflow)
WorldPay (Merchant)
Will work with any hosting service
Unlimited categories and sub-categories
HTML editor for description
Minimum order requirement capability
Up to 4 Items per row option
Template editor for new or existing template
Referral ID Identification capability built-in
PayPal currency selection
Use % & $ Discount apply to category or product
Printing products list options
Add price list page capability
Online Update (To keep you ScS up-to-date)
Auto database backup to your site
Create coupons for your products
Shipping changer table
UPS Option
USPS Option
FEDEX Option
Search engine optimization
Extra category to display products
Related products option
Automatic restart upload (connection lost)
Auto create extra page if not enable
Handling Fee
Check Order Status
Google Checkout (Merchant)
AuthorizeNet (Merchant)
Nochex (Merchant)
Paypal (Payflow) (Merchant)
Apply coupons on checkout
Number of templates
Premium professional templates
Toolbar ON and Off control
Optimize image capability
Improved interface control
Improved backup option
Improved FTP program
Inventory control
Up to 8 additional extra fields on the order form
Five different promotion methods for your first page
Marquee on the first page
Preformatted web form for your pages
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Viewed products for your store
Display five newest products on your store
Category extra layout configuration
Move category location using drag and drop
Improved and faster search
Add images for the category page
Downloadable products
Products manufacture search
Products display order manage
Shopping basket on every page
Undo and Redo text on the active screen


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Far too many of America's vital public issues are allowed to become ridiculously polarized and devolve into a debate dominated by loud voices from the fringes who distort issues, pose false choices and vilify anyone with opposing views.
We know from vast experience that such discussions are antithetical to reasoned public policy.
It could be fairly argued that, over the years, the nation's debate over gun policies qualifies as a poster child for this dynamic.
Extreme anti-gun advocates have argued that no one should own guns and, further, that the Second Amendment doesn't guarantee an individual right to do so. Some extreme gun-rights advocates claim that not only can they own guns, but that a Heckler & Koch MP5 is a dandy little device for personal protection.
But it appears there is a window of opportunity in Washington for some reasonable debate on the issue. Unfortunately, this window was opened by horrific events.
The shocking shooting of U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords at a town hall meeting in a Tucson, Ariz., shopping center, a mass assault in a Colorado theater and shootings at Oakland's Oikos University have caused Americans to consider whether we need stronger gun policies.
But the grotesque shooting of school children in Newtown, Conn., was the event that prompts a search for legislative answers.
U.S. Rep. Mike Thompson, D-St. Helena, is a leader in that effort. Thompson, who is the chairman of the House Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, told this newspaper's editorial board Thursday that he believes Congress will take important actions within the year. We hope he is right.
We are happy Thompson is leading the effort. He is a respected legislator, but perhaps more importantly he is a Vietnam vet, an avid hunter and shooter, a gun owner and a staunch believer in the Second Amendment.
"I will never give up my guns and I will never ask law-abiding individuals without a history of dangerous mental illness to give up theirs," Thompson wrote in a Wall Street Journal op-ed.
Thompson also cited the Supreme Court's 2008 decision affirming the individual right to bear arms. But he correctly points out that conservative Justice Antonin Scalia wrote in that opinion that there is no constitutional problem with forbidding firearms in certain places or their ownership by certain individuals.
In short, Thompson has credibility as an honest broker in this debate.
He is pushing a 15-point plan he hopes to get through Congress. Experience tells us that some of it is a stretch, but there are realistic proposals that should pass. For example, we believe his task force's proposals for universal background checks and stronger prosecution of gun offenses ought to be no-brainers. We also agree with proposals to limit the size of ammunition clips, measures that would insist upon responsible gun ownership and serious attempts to reform our mental health system.
Of course, no single bill — or group of bills, for that matter — will prevent all gun violence, but we can do more than we have done, and Thompson's efforts are a good place to begin.


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Hey Badger, look for The PLague trailer tonight at the Salisbury Zombie Walk. We are in the same parking lot - Big T
Badger I got my 4 for this year but feel free to remind me next year and I will be glad to.
Any idea of how to post/upload pics onto this site/my page? The old way I used to do it isn't working anymore, I'm guessing there's a new way to do I'd not aware of. Thanks in advance for any help.
Some great training you gave us today at spookhaven. Thank you.
Some time ago right before my surgery you sent me words of encouragement, I sincerely thank you.
Sorry i missed your message Badger, The haunt is Woods of Terror in Greensboro, i live in Sanford and commute on the weekends.
I forgot i had replyed to that topic and never checked back, where are you located, work for?
Thanks brotha. I'll be back at MHC this years as my unholy persona. And check out the Corpse cast. http://corpsecast.libsyn.com/
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http://pythonol.sourceforge.netDownload   Mailing List   Support Forum   SF Project Page
LATEST NEWS [4/29/2005]: These pages have just moved to a NEW SERVER. The site might be under construction for some time.
LATEST NEWS [1/23/2004]: Attention Windows XP Users: The Windows .EXE for Pythoþol/PyBabelPhish does NOT run on Windows XP. However, it's known to run on Win98/95. So, XP users are just out of luck. Do NOT report this as a 'bug': the 'bug' is XP impersonating an operating system.
LATEST NEWS [1/22/2004]: Pythoþol 2.1 is now available: Major installation bug fix, Python 2.3 and Mac OS X compatibility, a database upgrade, and user interface improvements. A new Windows .exe binary is available for this release. New features New screenshots. Download This site has a new color scheme...finally!
LATEST NEWS [1/22/2004]: PyBabelPhish 2.1 is available: A major installation bug fix and several user interface improvements. New features Download
LATEST NEWS [1/22/2004]: PyPrint 0.3 now available: Finally ported to PyGtk-2, with several interface improvements. New features. Download.
LATEST NEWS [1/22/2004]: PyInstallShield 0.5.1 now available: Bug fixes and interface improvements. New features. Download.
PARENTS, GUARDIANS, AND EDUCATORS: Please see the section Making Pythoþol Child-Friendly for information about making your copy of Pythoþol more appropriate for users under the age of 18 and why such special copies are most suitable for younger users. Critical Update: If you are currently using a child-friendly version of Pythoþol 2.0, you should upgrade immediately to version 2.1 or higher, as version 2.0 has a bug which allows 'inappropriate' content into the databases. This problem has been fixed in version 2.1, and my apologies are offered to anyone inconvenienced by this problem. I will always work to keep Child-Friendly versions as clean and safe as possible.
Pythoþol is distributed free-of-charge, and open source, under the terms of the Free Education Initiative License.
Pythoþol is a Gtk-based, Linux application written in Pythonl and C. Pythoþol is an all-in-one Spanish-English language educational software package capable of running on Linux / Unix, Windows, and Mac OS X. The most important features of Pythoþol include: Verb conjugation, Spanish-English dictionary, Spanish-English thesaurus, Pronunciation, Verb Browser, Idioms, Quizzes, Full-text Translations, Reading Comprehension, Extensive animated Help, Printing capabilities, and Text-to-Speech support (Yes, Pythoþol TALKS!). MORE DETAILED INFORMATION ON Pythoþol
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NOTE: Pythoþol is a LINUX application. It was initially designed for Linux and will always be a Linux/Unix application FIRST. However, a ported version of Pythoþol has been created for Windows. Somebody I care about asked me for a Windows version, so I made one. However, Pythoþol for Windows has NOT been as extensively tested as Pythoþol for Linux. The Pythoþol Suite is also known to run on Mac OS X systems. Nevertheless, users of non-Linux operating systems should NOT expect the same stability and quality as the Linux version, and some features are missing in the Windows and Mac OS X versions (most notably, printing and speech support.) So users of Windows, Mac OS X, and other non-Linux operating systems should not expect complete perfection.
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Pythoþol, PyBabelPhish, PyPrint, and PyInstallShield have been tested in the following environment: SuSe 8.1., Mandrake 8.2, Kernel 2.4.8-34 - 2.4.19, Glibc 2.2, Python 2.2, PyGTK 0.6.9-1 - 0.6.9-3 (for Pythoþol versions 1.1 and lower) and PyGtk-2 2.00 (for Pythoþol version 2.0 and above), Gtk+ 1.2.8-4 - Gtk+ 1.2.8-10 (for Pythoþol versions 1.1 and lower) and Gtk+ 2.0.0 (for Pythoþol version 2.0 and above). PyPrint has been tested with: LPRng 3.8.12, a2ps 4.13, ImageMagick 5.4.8, and Ghostscript 7.0.3. Older versions of Pythoþol, PyBabelPhish, and PyInstallShield have been tested on Windows 98 running Python 2.1, Gtk 1.3.0, and PyGtk 0.6.9. Alot of Linux distributions have 'xalf' running - I have 'xalf' REMOVED from my system as it tended to make Python apps hang on startup and not run correctly. These applications run well with at least 64MB of memory and a pentium-grade processor or better. Some older computers I've gotten these applications to run well on include: an older CTX EzBook laptop with 64MB/233 Mhz/AMD Processor, Compact Presario 5050 64MB/333 Mhz/Celeron Processor (Pentium II equiv.), and an old box with 128MB/233 Mhz/Pentium I. No special graphics cards or hardware/3D accelerators are required.


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The Linux operating system is unique in providing a wide variety of tools for developers. In particular, Linux offers an incredible variety of programming languages. This post describes our attempt to measure the popularity of functional programming languages on Linux.
There are many language popularity comparisons out there. The TIOBE programming community index is a famous one based upon the number of search hits indicated by various search engines. Like every comparison, the TIOBE results are flawed in various different ways. Some of the most important problems with this particular measure are:
- Legacy: older languages have more out-of-date web pages.
- Unpopularity: this metric is an equally good measure of the unpopularity of a language.
- Subjectivity: the estimated number of search results returned by search engines is highly dependent upon unrelated factors like Google's algorithm du jour.
We are going to try to measure language popularity on Linux using a more objective metric: the results of the Debian and Ubuntu package popularity contests. Amongst other things, the results allow us to determine how many installations there are for core development tools for each language. Summing the number of installations gives a much more accurate estimate of the number of people actually developing in each language.
Before we go into detail, let's consider some of the flaws in this approach. Firstly, the absolute number of installations is not equivalent to the number of users. Many users will have their favorite language installed on several different systems. Secondly, programmers using languages with multiple different implementations are likely to have several different compilers for that language on each machine. This will bias the results in favor of languages with multiple implementations (such as GHC and Hugs for Haskell). Finally, these results only apply to Ubuntu and Debian users who elected to contribute to the popularity contests. We are assuming that other Linux distributions will give similar results and we can test this to some extent by comparing the results between Debian and Ubuntu.
The results were compiled by summing the contributions from the following major development packages for each language:
- Erlang: erlang-base
- OCaml: ocaml-nox
- Haskell: ghc6 and hugs
- Lisp: clisp, sbcl, gcl and cmucl
- Scheme: mzscheme, mit-scheme, bigloo, scheme48 and stalin
- Standard ML: smlnj, mosml and mlton
- Eiffel: smarteiffel
- Mercury: mercury
- Oz: mozart
The results are illustrated in the graph above. Sure enough, the number of installations is similar between Debian and Ubuntu and, therefore, it seems likely that these results will reflect the trend for most Linux users.
We found the results surprising for several reasons:
- Lisp is often cited as the world's most popular functional programming language yet it comes 4th after OCaml, Haskell and Erlang in our results.
- There is no clear preference for a most popular functional programming language. Instead, we find that OCaml, Haskell and Erlang are all equally popular.
- Despite the bias against OCaml because it is unified by a single implementation, this language still appears to be among the most popular functional programming languages on Linux. This is even more surprising because there are few OCaml books.
Following Microsoft's productization of their OCaml derivative F#, it seems likely that OCaml will continue to grow in popularity on the Linux platform.
Popularity of the Haskell programming language is likely to increase soon following substantial performance improvements thanks to the new 6.8 release of the Glasgow Haskell Compiler (ghc).


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LocationSalt Lake City, UT
14295 Minuteman Dr.
Draper, UT 84020
New 2018 Grand Design Solitude 384GK
Enjoy camping in this Solitude fifth wheel model 384GK by Grand Design. This model features a rear living layout, four slides for added space inside, and a private front bedroom with a KING size bed, and more!
Enter and find a spacious combined kitchen and living area with dual opposing slides. There is seating to your immediate left as you enter, and along the rear wall. In the slide to your left you will enjoy a free standing dinette with four chairs, plus theatre seating further down. Along the rear wall there is a tri-fold sofa with storage above. You can easily entertain guests here, and it also provides sleeping space to anyone spending the night.
The slide opposite the door side features an entertainment center with an LED TV and fireplace. There is also a three burner range and microwave for cooking along with counter space on either side, plus an 18 cu. ft refrigerator for your perishables. There are also two handy pull-out trash cans as well. Along the interior wall you will find a pantry, and a desk with overhead storage. And don't forget about the kitchen island with double sinks, extra counter space and storage.
Head up the steps to a front bedroom and bath. The bath offers a large shower with seat and skylight, plus a toilet and linen cabinet. There is also a slide out vanity with sink and medicine cabinet which is attached to the bedroom slide out providing much added space. A second bath entry door slides to allow easy access to the bedroom.
You can also enter the front bedroom from the hallway door. Here you will find a slide out dresser and LED TV on your right. Opposite, enjoy sleeping on a slide out KING size bed with a pullout ottoman off the foot of the bed, and a full front closet with shirt storage. It is also prepped for a washer and dryer.
You will appreciate the exterior unobstructed pass-through storage when loading and unloading your outdoor gear, and the universal docking station as well, plus so much more!
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text: « back to directory print Maryellen Fullerton Interim Dean and Professor of Law 250 Joralemon Street Brooklyn, NY 11201 (718) 780-7901 | Email | CV Areas of Expertise Asylum and Refugee LawCivil ProcedureHuman Rights LawInternational LawFederal CourtsImmigration Law Education B.A., Duke University J.D., Antioch School of Law Biography Courses Publications Noteworthy All Articles Books Contributions to Books Other Articles Borders, Bans, & Courts in the European Union, 23 Roger Williams Law Review 393 (2018) BrooklynWorks Refugees and the Primacy of European Human Rights Law, 21 UCLA Journal of International Law and Foreign Affairs 45 (2017) BrooklynWorks Trump, Turmoil, & Terrorism: The U.S. Immigration and Refugee Ban, 29 International Journal of Refugee Law 327 (2017) PDF Asylum Crisis Italian Style: The Dublin Regulation Collides with European Human Rights Law, 29 Harvard Human Rights Law Journal 57 (2016) BrooklynWorks | PDF Book Review, Refugee Law: The Most Powerful International Human Rights Mechanism, 109 American Journal of International Law 908 (2015) (reviewing The Law of Refugee Status) PDF Comparative Perspectives on Statelessness and Persecution, 63 University of Kansas Law Review 863 (2015) BrooklynWorks | SSRN | PDF A Tale of Two Decades: War Refugees and Asylum Policy in the European Union and the United States, 10 Washington University Global Studies Law Review 87 (2011) BrooklynWorks | SSRN Terrorism, Torture, and Refugee Protection in the United States, 29 Refugee Survey Quarterly 4 (2010) Web Inadmissible in Iberia: The Fate of Asylum Seekers in Spain and Portugal, 17 International Journal of Refugee Law 659 (2005) BrooklynWorks Cuban Exceptionalism: Migration and Asylum in Spain and the United States, 35 University of Miami Inter-American Law Review 527 (2004) BrooklynWorks Asylum on the Eve of Accession: European Union Developments and Perspectives, 98 American Society of International Law Proceedings 255 (2004) HeinOnline Failing the Test: Germany Leads Europe in Dismantling Refugee Protection, 36 Texas International Law Journal 231 (2001) BrooklynWorks Enforcing Judgments Abroad: The Global Challenge: Introduction, 24 Brooklyn Journal of International Law 1 (1998) BrooklynWorks Hungary, Refugees, and the Law of Return, 8 International Journal of Refugee Law 499 (1996) BrooklynWorks Human Rights Monitoring in Germany: A Rejoinder, 18 Human Rights Quarterly 843 (1996) BrooklynWorks Recent Developments in Refugee Protection, 11 New York Law School Journal of Human Rights 467 (1994) BrooklynWorks A Comparative Look at Refugee Status Based on Persecution Due to Membership in a Particular Social Group, 26 Cornell International Law Journal 505 (1993) BrooklynWorks Book Review, 86 American Journal of International Law 421 (1992) (reviewing N. Lerner, Group Rights and Discrimination in International Law (1991)) HeinOnline Persecution Based on Membership in a Particular Social Group: Jurisprudence in the Federal Republic of Germany, 4 Georgetown Immigration Law Journal 381 (1990) BrooklynWorks Restricting the Flow of Asylum-Seekers in Belgium, Denmark, the Federal Republic of Germany, and the Netherlands: New Challenges to the Geneva Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees and the European Convention on Human Rights, 29 Virginia Journal of International Law 33 (1989) BrooklynWorks Hijacking Trials Overseas: The Need for an Article III Court, 28 William and Mary Law Review 1 (1986) BrooklynWorks Lack of Judgment in Berlin, 59 Temple Law Quarterly 1345 (1986) (reviewing H.J. Stern, Judgment in Berlin (1984)) HeinOnline Strategies for Ameliorating the Immigration Consequences of Criminal Convictions: A Guide for Defense Attorneys, 23 American Criminal Law Review 425 (1986) (with N. Kinigstein) BrooklynWorks Constitutional Limits on Nationwide Personal Jurisdiction in the Federal Courts, 79 Northwest University Law Review 1 (1984) BrooklynWorks Federal Courts Commentary -- Exploring the Far Reaches of Mandamus, 49 Brooklyn Law Review 1125 (1983) HeinOnline No Light at the End of the Pipeline: Confusion Surrounds Legislative Courts, 49 Brooklyn Law Review 207 (1983) BrooklynWorks Books Forced Migration Law and Policy (West. American Casebook Series, 2nd Edition, 2013 with 2016 update) (with others) Immigration and Nationality Laws of the United States: Selected Statutes, Regulations and Forms (West, 2016, 2012 and 2011) (with others) The Refugee Law Reader: Cases, Documents, and Materials (6th ed. 2011, 5th ed. 2008) (ed. with others) Web Immigration and Citizenship: Process and Policy (West 8th ed. 2016, 7th ed. 2012, 6th ed. 2008 2015) (with others) Forced Migration: Law and Policy (Thomson West 2007, 2015) (with others) Diasporas and Politics (Center for Migration and Refugee Studies, 2001) (co-ed. with others) From Improvisation toward Awareness?: Contemporary Migration Politics in Hungary (Hungarian Academy of Sciences 2001) (co-ed. with others) Germany for Germans: Xenophobia and Racist Violence in Germany (Human Rights Watch 1995) Refugees and Migrants: Hungary at a Crossroads (Hungarian Academy of Sciences 1995) (co-ed. with others) Federal Civil Litigation Handbook: A Guide for Pro Se Litigants in the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York (Government Printing Office 1986) Contributions to Books Johnson, Frank Minis Jr. (1918-1999), in Encyclopedia of American Civil Liberties (Routledge, 2006) (P. Finkelman ed.) The International and National Protection of Refugees, in Guide to International Human Rights Practice (Transnational Publishing 4th ed. 2004) (H. Hannum ed.) A Comprehensive Migration Policy for Hungary: The Time is Now, in Diasporas and Politics (Centre for Migration and Refugee Studies, 2001) (co-ed. with others) Le Droit d'Asile aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique [Asylum Law in the United States of America], in Droit d'Asile [Right Of Asylum] (F. Rigaux ed., 1988) Le Mouvement des Sanctuaires aux Etats-Unis d'Amérique [The Sanctuary Movement in the United States of America], in Droit d'Asile [Right Of Asylum] (F. Rigaux ed. 1988) Other Transnational Teaching Tools: On-Line Materials, Legal Clinics, and Refugee Law, for the AALS Conference on Educating Lawyers for Transnational Challenges (2004) Related Links: Faculty News Curriculum


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Celebs that support gun rights..No I did not
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Other celebs that are pro gun!
1. James Earl Jones: "The world is filled with violence. Because criminals carry guns, we decent law-abiding citizens should also have guns. Otherwise they will win and the decent people will lose."
2. Robert Heinlein: "An armed society is a polite society.", "There are no dangerous weapons. There are only dangerous men."
3. Johnny Depp: "We would just go out and line up a bunch of cans and shoot with rifles, handguns and at times, submachine guns… When I was a kid it was a controlled atmosphere, we weren't shooting at humans… we were shooting at cans and bottles mostly. I will most certainly take my kids out for target practice."
4. Dalai Lama: "But if someone has a gun and is trying to kill you … it would be reasonable to shoot back with your own gun."
5. Larry Elder: "A woman who demands further gun control legislation is like a chicken who roots for Colonel Sanders."
6. Christian Slater: "It's better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it."
7. Charlie Daniels: "Now they're tryin' to take my guns away. And that would be just fine. If you take 'em away from the criminals first I'd gladly give you mine"
8. Tom Selleck: NRA board member and lifelong supporter.
9. Ted Nugent: No need for any clarification or proof here.
10. Roger E. Mosley: Friends with Tom Selleck and longtime gun supporter.
11. Bruce Willis: "If you take guns away from legal gun owners then the only people who would have guns would be the bad guys."
12: Chuck Norris: No need for an clarification here either. If you don't know who good ole Chuck is, that's a shame.
13: Gerald McRaney: Lifelong hunter and gun supporter.
14. Brad Pitt: "Like most Americans, I've grown up with them. Guns are part of our culture, our way of life. It was my dad who first showed me a gun and how to take aim. He also taught me never to point a gun at anyone."
15: Angelina Jolie: "If anybody comes into my home and tries to hurt my kids, I've no problem shooting them." "There's a side to me that people know is humanitarian, and there's a side to me that's a mommy. But there's also the side that likes to get down and dirty and run and jump around and fire guns."
16: Jonathan Davis from Korn: "I'm a gun-freak and a die-hard Republican." Need any more proof, there?" Jonathan Davis on Obama. "He's basically dragged this country down into the worst it's ever been." "Like I say about the White House, 'You've built this house of shame.' Everybody looked up at the White House and America, and now I think it's like a house of shame. I miss the old days when people were proud to be American."
It's great to see some celebreties with some common sense. At least we know who is on our side and who is not.
No matter what, Always armed!