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Will Murray's Pulp Classics #36
Dime Mystery Magazine Audiobook, Volume 1
by Norvell W. Page, Frederick C. Davis, and Paul Ernst
We here at Radio Archives were pleasantly surprised when, with more than a smidgen of trepidation, we released our first Terror Tales audiobook last year. It was a hit, as were a slew of Terror Tales eBooks we subsequently released.
We thought: If customers like this brand of retro-horror so much, why not go back to the dark well from which it all sprang? That meant Dime Mystery Magazine, the pulp that started the Weird Menace sub-genre back around Halloween of the horrific year of 1933. Since we were planning on celebrating the 80th anniversary of Popular Publication's G-8 And His Battles Aces and The Spider during this autumnal epoch, why not do the same for their sister publication?
In brief, Popular Publications had a foundering title in Dime Mystery Book. It featured lead mystery novels with an emphasis on the sinister and the suspenseful. But readers shunned it. Instead of canceling the magazine, Popular dropped the word Book from the title, booted out of the feature novel, and ramped up the terror and horror.
©1933, 1936, 1937, 1961,1964, 1965 Popular Publications, Inc. Assigned to Argosy Communications, Inc. (P)2013 RadioArchives.com
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Green in Action Honorary Mention
Greenway Elementary School
Bisbee, AZThe Greenway Youth Garden's Mission is to provide direct access to a plant rich garden environment for elementary age children in Bisbee Arizona. The garden is used as an experiential learning lab to increase children's food experience and learn about nutrition, life cycles of plants and other sustainable topics.
Along with the garden, Greenway has an active recycling program. Greenway Elementary School held their first annual Earth Day Celebration on April 25. The celebration included an all school assembly in the morning where Sarah Meggison, the Greenway Garden Coordinator, honored students who have worked hard at making the world a greener place. Kindergarteners were honored for their efforts in the plastic bag recycling collection contest. Students from Megan Shea's fourth grade class along with Lucy Edelen, Zoe Dietrich's fifth grade, and Mia Potenza-Parsons, Holly Nelson's second grade class, were honored for their forward thinking and refusing plastic bags in the first place. Students from Luz Badgero's fourth grade class and Miss Shea's class were honored for their poetry that won an Earth Day Poetry contest sponsored by the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Olivia Conklin recited her poem to the whole school. The Man Who Planted Trees by French author Jean Giono was shown to the student body. It is a short film about one man who planted an entire forest all by himself and recreated a beautiful ecosystem.
In the afternoon, Greenway students went outside to the Earth Day Festival. Booths and stations were set up and students were allowed to wander around and learn about different topics. Earth Day bookmarks were handed out and acrostic poems were created. Fourth grade students from Miss Shea's class educated other students about renewable resources, non-renewable resources, and reusable bags. There was a recycled art booth where students could decorate plastic water bottles, and a there was also a booth called Predators not Pesticides. Volunteers from Bisbee Farmer's Market educated students about the market and handed out coupons. The City of Bisbee also participated, educating students on the importance of recycling and how to recycle. Two trees were planted for the Arizona Centennial Tree Planting project. A Chinese Pistache now stands in the center of the garden, and a Desert Willow adds to the native landscaping on the grounds outside of the garden.

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CACCIATORE, Francis C. Francis C. Cacciatore, 91, of Tolland, beloved husband of 63 years to Jean P. (Plummer) Cacciatore passed away peacefully on Tuesday (October 15, 2013) surrounded by his loving family. He was born on January 2, 1922 in Waltham, MA the son of the late Carmello and Josephine (Messina) Cacciatore. Besides his bride he is survived by his children; Gary and Donna Cacciatore of Las Vegas, NV, Diane and Frank Donatoni of Birchrunville, PA, and Robert and Tamarra Cacciatore of East Hartford. His grand-children; Jennifer, Kyle, Micaela and Walker and his great grand-child Beatrice. He is also survived by his sister Sarah Cacciatore of Tolland. Besides his parents, Frank was predeceased by his sister Phyllis Sullivan. Frank was a wonderful husband and father; he was proud to serve his country as a Marine during WWII and was noted for saying that those were some of the best years of his life. Frank enjoyed bowling and golf as a member of the P&WA leagues and loved the Red Sox, Patriots and Celtics. He enjoyed coaching little league baseball in Tolland and truly enjoyed planting and growing vegetables in his garden with his wife. He was an avid reader and spent many hours at the library searching for his favorite westerns. Frank also worked for Pratt and Whitney and SWEFT for 38 years as an airplane mechanic and foreman. Frank was well loved and will be greatly missed. The family would like to thank the nurses and staff at Rockville General Hospital ICU and the Visiting Nurses for all of their kind and special care. Relatives and friends are welcome to join the family on Friday October 18, 2013 from 5-7 p.m. at the Tolland Memorial Funeral Home. A Funeral home service will take place at 11 a.m., Saturday, October 18, 2013 at Tolland Memorial Funeral Home, 375 Merrow Rd. Tolland CT 06084. Burial with military honors will follow at South Cemetery Tolland. In lieu of flowers memorial contributions can be made in Francis' name to the Visiting Nurse and Heath Services 8 Keynote Drive Vernon, CT 06066. For online condolences please visit www.pietrasfuneralhome.com.
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1 In the beginning, there was no Beginning. There was only the quantum field.
2 And, lo, there came a fluctuation wherein a particle was formed but not annihilated by an anti-particle. So was created a singularity out of which exploded the Big Bang. So spake the prophets Lemaître, Hubble and Hawking.
3 And there was inflation so that, in a trillionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second, the universe did expand, according to the prophet Guth.
4 And so formed time and space and Nicki Minaj.
5 Now the universe did cool and pockets of order form, that the Third Law of Thermodynamics was not violated; and, between matter's positive energy and gravity's negative energy, the total energy of the universe and the Public Service was zero.
6 And so came there galaxies and solar systems and asteroids and comets and stars and planets, along with dark matter, for the universe was not racist.
7 And this took 13.7 billion years, which astronomers calculated using the distance of the galaxies and the speed of light and a lollipop. Thus spake the prophets Galileo, Newton and Einstein.
8 And in the galaxy that would be called the Milky Way, a g-class star did have eight planets circling it, which used to be nine till scientists discovered Pluto was just conceited.
9 And, lo, life started on the third planet that came to be called Earth and was formed 4.6 billion years ago, with a year being 365 days and a day being the time it takes for the Earth to rotate on its axis, not a metaphorical day that could be thousands of years long so priests won't sound even more silly.
10 And, yea, the Earth did cool and two hydrogen atoms did bond with one oxygen atom to make H2O, which sounds more kinky than it is. Thus did seas form, then super-continents, and organic molecules did coalesce into algae 3.8 billion years ago, perhaps using crystal lattices as a template.
11 And, behold, a cell did eventually form and the eukaryotes, hence allowing replication, which allowed asexual reproduction, which allowed sex, which allowed porn, which is when the fun really began.
12 And so did the prophet Darwin show that natural and sexual selection accounted for all species, except socialists. And the apostle Mendel discovered the units of heritability called genes, and Mendel begat the prophets Crick and Watson and Franklin, who discovered the double-helix of DNA, then did the apostle Kimura mathematically prove genetic drift.
13 Yea, so was evolutionary theory elaborated by the disciples Fisher, Trivers, Hamilton and Dawkins, which affected not the incomes of televangelists.
2 Now it came to pass that several species of humans did evolve, for there were homo habilis and homo erectus and australopithecus and homo neanderthalis and homo sapiens.
2 And so did the first modern humans evolve in East Africa 100,000 years ago and, verily, they did lick up their homo cousins and so begat Leroy Clarke.
3 And there came a day when these humans did leave Africa for other continents, and there came another day when other homo sapiens sapiens did leave Africa again and, lo, they spread throughout the planet, except for the faculty lounge at UWI.
4 And those who reached Europe did lick up the Neanderthals, but not before having sex with them, hence proving that even hairy women can get a mate.
3 And so did humanity spread across the planet, and alleles continued to mutate, creating races from one species. And for 90,000 years, all humans in all lands were hunter-gatherers.
2 But then did they genetically modify plants and developed agriculture and more importantly beer, but also prostitutes, priests and politicians, who were often the same people.
3 Yet still was humanity caught in a Malthusian trap, wherein populations increased to match resources and then died in vast numbers to restore natural balance. And, after 10,000 years there was the Industrial Revolution, as prophesied by Adam Smith and realised by his disciples Watts, Whitney and Bell.
4 Now did humanity expand from one billion to several billions, yea, and they were counted by the prophets Euclid, Descartes, Cantor, Fermat, Fibonacci, Frege, Turing and Godel.
5 And with so many humans, there came slavery and wars and theologians, and so did moral reasoning develop through the prophetic philosophers Kant, Locke, Hume, Mills, Spinoza, Mackie and Rawls: but their works also did not affect the incomes of televangelists.
6 Thus did science and philosophy and democracy give rise to the saints Salk and Borlaug and Hilleman, but then did the anti-vaxxers demonstrate that no force is greater than human stupidity.
Whoever sayeth in his heart that Freud, Marx and Foucault explain anything important is ignorant of psychology, economics and dieting.
Behold the feminist that sayeth sex is socially constructed, proving she doesn't get it.
He that believeth gay rights will make more people homosexual hath revealed what he will do if gays get rights.


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Dave & Buster's, the 33,000-square-foot restauracade in Crossgates Mall in Guilderland, opens at 11 a.m. Saturday (8/24). The dining and gaming emporium, which attracts families but concentrates its business on 21- to 35-year-old adults, features two daily happy hours — 4:30 to 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. to closing — during which all cocktails and other liquor drinks are half-price and all beer and wine prices are reduced by $1 apiece. Also, on Wednesdays, all games are half-price all day.
Children younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult (minimum age 25) at all times, with a maximum ratio of six kids per adult; after 11 p.m., D&B is 21-and-up only.
Check out the giant menu. Hours starting Saturday are 11 a.m. to midnight Sunday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Friday and Saturday.
Located in what previously was the downstairs space of a Borders bookstore, on the south side of the mall near Dick's Sporting Goods, Dave & Buster's features 168 games with capacity for 266 players. (A Pac-Man games can accommodate four players, for instance, as does the the square air-hockey table, which has goals along each side.) Games are operated with a D&B Powercard, which can be reloaded online, with a mobile app and at the restauracade; games cost about $2.50 to $6 per play, and cards can be loaded with up to $1,000. For every $100 spent on food, beverage or games, customers will receive $10 on their cards.


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Turning A Sunken Shipyard Into A LeviathanAnne Kalosh
When Martin Saarikangas looks out at the bustling grounds of Kvaerner Masa-Yard Inc., a shipbuilder in Finland's Baltic seacoast city of Turku, he takes in a remarkable sight. Five years ago, KMY was bankrupt--a victim of global recession, Soviet collapse, and poor management. Today, it boasts a $3 billion order backlog for everything from luxury cruise ships to liquefied natural gas (LNG) carriers, and CEO Saarikangas is a national hero.
The shipyard, formerly called Wartsila Marine Industries, closed its doors in 1989 after orders dried up from the Soviet navy, which purchased huge icebreakers from Wartsila. Some 6,500 workers lost their jobs, and several half-finished hulks were left high and dry. But Saarikangas saw promise in salvaging the partially state-owned Wartsila, his lifelong employer. So did Miami-based Carnival Cruise Lines Inc., with two cruise ships among the unfinished orders. Carnival agreed to put up $10 million in cash in exchange for a piece of the company, provided that Saarikangas ran the rescue operation.
Saarikangas then enticed other owners of unfinished vessels to invest in his scheme, collecting $90 million more from them and a group of investors led by Union Bank of Finland Ltd. The bankruptcy administrator then leased the yard to him, and he rehired three-fourths of Wartsila's workforce. Saarikangas, says Carnival Chairman Micky Arison, "generated confidence at every level, from the bankers to the welders."
SHIPS AHOY. Two years later, Saarikangas negotiated the yard's sale to Norway's Kvaerner Group, Europe's largest maritime conglomerate, for $108 million. KMY is now the Norwegian company's most profitable division, with an operating profit of $87 million on sales of $510 million in 1993. In recession-plagued Finland, where unemployment remains at 18% in a nation of 5 million, KMY employs 4,200 at its two plants--double that counting subcontractors.
Repeat customers are KMY's bread and butter, keeping production costs down and profits up. The four identical vessels KMY has built for Carnival, for example, have helped it post record results in a depressed market. "That's quite an achievement when most of the world's shipbuilders are in serious trouble," says Norwegian shipping analyst Henning Bratlie.
In the glutted global shipping market, U.S. yards that cranked out Navy ships during the cold war are downsizing. Japan and Germany are hamstrung by the strong yen and mark. And heavily subsidized yards in southern Europe are losing money by lowballing bids. But KMY, with the world's seventh-largest yard in gross tonnage, makes money because it specializes in cruise liners and icebreakers.
But depending too much on any one sector--such as the cruise business--can be risky. In July, a Greek customer, Majesty Cruise Line, missed a $9.6 million payment for the $220 million cruise ship Royal Majesty, which KMY finished in 1992. The yard expects to conclude refinancing talks before yearend, and Saarikangas and analysts say it will not hurt earnings.
HEADING EAST. Now, KMY is diversifying into LNG carriers, typically the preserve of Japanese and Korean yards. Last year, it spent $60 million on a new way of making LNG tanks and stunned the shipping world by nailing a $1 billion order from Abu Dhabi for four LNG carriers--the biggest single sale ever by a Finnish company.
Low wages and a devalued Finnish mark add to KMY's competitive edge. The recession has kept wages stagnant, and the Finnish currency has lost about 40% of its value against the dollar since it was allowed to float in 1992. It helps that KMY has plowed most of its earnings into more modern plants.
Back in 1987, when Wartsila was flush with Russian orders, Saarikangas was exiled to a small U.S. sales office for disagreeing with management over how to run the company.
Today, the 57-year-old Saarikangas is admired by his compatriots. A poll leading up to this year's presidential elections had him trailing just two points behind the eventual winner, Martti Ahtisaari. Colleagues predict Saarikangas someday will toss his own hat into the ring. For now, he leaves the door open, rumbling: "I never say never."
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Polio cases on the increase
Last year, a bunch of reactionary idiots in northern Nigeria vigorously fought a national campaign to immunize the entire country against polio. Well, shock of shocks. the number of polio cases increased by more than 50% in 2004 as compared to 2003. The overwhelming majority of those cases are in Africa.


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DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/6tw22q/etailing_market) has announced the addition of the "E-tailing Market in Russia 2014-2018" report to their offering.
e-Tailing refers to the buying of products and services over the internet. Sellers that sell their products online either maintain their own websites or operate through other online retailers. Until recently, there were few e-tailing vendors in Russia, but buyers today can find numerous web portals that offer products across various categories. e-Tailing is beneficial for both buyers and sellers. Buyers can purchase products and services of their choice from any location and at any time while sellers can save the cost of setting up physical stores.
The analysts forecast the e-Tailing market in Russia will grow at a CAGR of 23.72 percent over the period 2014-2018. This report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the e-Tailing market in Russia for the period 2014-2018.
The e-Tailing market in Russia can be segmented into eight retail categories: household appliances and electronics; clothing, shoes, and accessories; household goods and furniture; goods for children; cosmetics and perfumes; books, DVDs, and CDs; sporting goods; and gifts and luxury items.
Key Topics Covered:
01. Executive Summary
02. List of Abbreviations
03. Scope of the Report
04. Market Research Methodology
05. Introduction
06. Country Profile - Russia
07. Market Landscape
08. Regional Internet Penetration in Russia
09. Market Segmentation by Product
10. Geographical Segmentation
11. Buying Criteria
12. Market Growth Drivers
13. Drivers and their Impact
14. Market Challenges
15. Impact of Drivers and Challenges
16. Market Trends
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God Said to the SF Author, PROPHESY.
August 30th, 2010 by G.
There is no other way and no third option and no compromise and no half measures. The door of the Ark will soon be shut. The windows of heaven open, and the fountains of the sea break forth, those who are outside must drown, and those who are half inside must be crushed in the jamb.


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Stanford forward Andy Brown's career was always plagued by injuries. Yet coming off playing his first full season after suffering three devastating left knee injuries, it appeared Brown's ugly string of injuries was no more.
But Brown's career came to abrupt end after he suffered another demoralizing anterior cruciate ligament tear at a team worout Tuesday morning. It was Brown's fourth ACL injury since 2009, but this time the injury took place on his right knee.
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Cardinal coach Johnny Dawkins said in a statement Wednesday that Brown's career was over.
"Everyone associated with our program is saddened by Andy's latest injury," Dawkins said. "Nobody has worked harder to get back into playing shape, having already experienced three tears and waiting two full years before putting on a uniform. What makes this even more disappointing is Andy had already passed the initial test of getting back on the court.
"He was a highly-productive player for our team last year and we were fully counting on him to be a key contributor again this season. More importantly, his presence and leadership will be extremely difficult to replace. Andy is a fighter, he will bounce back and has the full support of the Stanford basketball family."
Brown averaged 6.2 points and 2.8 rebounds in his first full season, shooting 48.5 % from the floor.
Brown, who graduated with a degree in communication this summer, will remain a part of the team.
"I just want to thank all of my teammates and coaches during the past four years who have always been there to support and encourage me," Brown said in a statement. "I never would have been able to battle back through these injuries without their help. Even though this is a difficult way to end my career, I feel grateful to have been able to wear a Stanford uniform and contribute to such a great program and university. I will do everything I can to help the team from the sideline this year and am looking forward to all that we will accomplish."
Brown sat out his freshman year as a medical redshirt after tearing the ACL in his left knee on the first day of practice. He also tore the same ACL in January of 2009 at Mater Dei High School in Santa Ana. In August 2010, Brown tore his left ACL again during a team workout and missed the entire season. He finally made his Stanford debut during the 2011-12 season, playing limited minutes during the Cardinal's run to the NIT tournament title.
Contributing: The Associated Press
Scott Gleeson, a national college basketball writer/producer for USA TODAY Sports is on Twitter @ScottMGleeson.


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Many a year ago, this PRNewser remembers getting pitched by a slew of companies offering software that would allow one to boost their MySpace friends list almost infinitely.
MySpace would often close down these illegal software providers relatively soon after they sprung up, but like a leaky ship, as soon as one plugs a hole, another opens up.
Now, a somewhat different thing is happening on Facebook, albeit with the same goal: boosting the number of fans to a certain Faceook page.
This week, Microsoft's Bing search engine grew its Facebook fan page from 100,000 users to more than 500,000 users, all via a simple ad on the popular Facebook game FarmVille. Interactive agency Deep Focus managed the program.
This led us to thinking about the implications of strategies like this, in terms of using the Facebook platform for authentic communications and marketing.
AgencySpy editor Matt Van Hoven posed the question to Reggie Bradford, CEO of social marketing company Vitrue, on our morning podcast today.
"I worry that those types of initiatives are dangerous, because it's really not the true authentic…a consumer wants to hear from a brand," said Bradford.
"That said…I'd sort of equate that to sampling, where you give out 10 million cans of Coke Zero to get people to try the product. I guess in Bing's case they're really trying to incent trial of Bing."
Microsoft knows that the key now is to keep their new "fans" engaged, as a spokesperson told Adweek. That is certainly the challenge, as another digital PR executive acknowledged to PRNewser.
"It's an inexpensive way to get traffic, and while it may not convert as well, it was a smart move that also created a great media story," said Adam Isserlis, Director of Digital Media at Rubenstein Communications.


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This recipe calls for 1 lb brussels sprouts, 3 tablespoons of butter, pepper & 1/3 to a 1/2 cup of Teriyaki marinade sauce. Watch video for step by step instructions.


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The hills aren't too bad, but they're all in the second half!
Trafalgar St doesn't cound as hill?
Oh Lordy, I'm in for a shock then.
am trying not to think about the hills (only signed up on the basis that a sefront half could not possibly have hills.....)
am number 1300 and will also be on the crack of dawn train out of london bridge (although how i'm getting to london bridge is another matter.....)
I've made that assumption before that sea side equals no hills... anyone else ever tried running the coastal path around the isle of wight? I think I registered the equivalent of running up Ben Nevis on my 12 miler!!!
After that this one can't be that bad
Weather is not looking good at the moment for this race...
Yeah, I seem to remember the down hill at the Marina really does your quads in.
Anyway, forecast is for sunny intervals,though with a 13 mph north westerly breeze
I haven't run in a week [& that was only 4 miles] due to a monster cold & chest infection. I'm not right yet but am juggling whether to get out today for a bit & rest til Sunday or give it another day. I missed my long run last week so marathon training has taken a hit.
If I feel good on Sunday I want to add 4 miles at the end. Do any of you know a good way to do this? Is a little mini out & back possible along the course, or anywhere else you could suggest?
Am I already going in the direction of Hove at the finish?
This sounds brilliant.
Yep the finish is towards hove but it will be really busy with people and slow runners.
i'm supposed to be doing this but have spent the last two days in bed with a cold (i'm going to call it flu) and will probably spend most of tomorrow in bed too. I'm feeling rather sorry for myself.
The Rob, worry not, I am emerging from that bug today. It lasted 4 days. Still snotty though!
I don't see how the slow runners will be past the finish before me!?! Ahem. How is the road to Hove likely to be congested? Or do you mean by people who aren't in the race?
Heh heh..
the 'slow' runners will be taking the seafront route below the prom so you would be able to run along the cycle path (well next to it so you don't get run over by a bike). When i say slow, last year i saw people running back well into the afternoon so i'm talking 3hour-ish.
I live in Brighton so its my usual running route so it will be a shame if i have to miss it. But yeah once you have finished you can maybe have your banana and take you bottle of water and do the extra 4 miles no problem. It will only be congested for a bit and once you are into hove its quite quiet really. What marathon are you training for?
Looking like a great day weather wise with the wind blowing us up the hills. Just hoping my dodgy knee holds out ok. Though I'd start a thread below to see if we can hit our targets. Feel free to ignore or add yours.
PB: 1.41 - 2009 Target: 1.45 or less - Actual time: Let you know Sunday!
Good luck to one and all.
PB (HM distance - not this race): 2:09
Target: 2:05 (any PB i'll be happy with)
Would love <2:00 but not sure i'm there yet!
Cheers the Rob - very helpful. I've been to Brighton a good few times but don't know the course.
I will probably try to keep running continuously [says she who just wheezed 6 miles in the park], & from what you're saying I could safely leave my bag for pickup after I've done my extra bit.
PB Was 1:55:18 at Reading in 2007, haven't done a half in ages, & not uninjured since then. All my other times are a lot better than then though, so target 2009 is 1:50.
On Sunday I'm supposed to be doing 17 x 10 min miles, so that would be 2:10 for the half. On the day I wiill probably go for 2:00 though.
Am doing Omagh mid March & Reading which I'll race.
Training for FLM my first marathon. Deferred from last year due to broken toe freak accident reprieve.
I've never raced a HM before but PB in training is 2hrs 13ish using tougher Brighton routes than the actual race route.
Would be good to get under 2hrs 10 but I'll just see how it goes as I'm not really at my best in the mornings.
Can anyone please answer a couple of quick questions.
Which is the best car park to use?
Are there starting 'zones' based on your expected finishing time or is it a free for all!
Good luck to all taking part, the weather gods seem to be on our side!
Thanks for the info
Good luck on Sunday
Reiki - if it's any consolation I'll still be getting up really early so that I can have breakfast and don't have to rush things.
About parking
- the Marina is the best one to use but there are other city centre carparks.
If you don't mind being further out there are two car parks which may not be quite so busy - London Road and Hove Town Hall. these would both need quite a bit of time to get to the start line though..... They are both close to bus routes - www.buses.co.uk
Hope this helps.


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text: EDIT: After having written most of my answers in this mail I want to make a general point. The types would be parsed by the Erlang parser, and not some plug-in parser that understands types. The types will be turned into parse forms that are Erlang terms, and then be used by any Erlang tool. As long as you use the Erlang parser (which I guess most tools are using) there is only the matter of defining how the parse forms look like, and to provide an interface for interpreting them. I think it must be clear from the context if you are talking about types or erlang terms, so I think there should be a special parse form for types. G Bulmer wrote: > I've been reading the paper "A language for specifying type contracts > in Erlang and its interaction with success typing' that was presented > at the Erlang workshop. I think this is a good, useful and valuable > piece of work. Thank you. However, if nobody uses it it will be worthless, so let us try to find a syntax that pleases most erlangers. It was pointed out to me that there are differences between our syntax and the one used by Quick Check and possibly also with Edoc. I think it is ok to have differences as long as the core of the language is the same so it would be good if we can agree on some syntax, and pretty fast at that since we would like to include the type specifications in R12B. > As far as I can see, there are only 2 pieces which are not covered by > existing Erlang syntax: > 1. a range of values, like (0..255), and (0..), and > 2. "..." which seems to be interpreted as 0 or more. > > IMHO, it would be a good idea to stay within Erlangs existing syntax, > and avoid extensions. > Case one, could be dealt with using a sequence, seq(0,255) with a > reserved value for infinity, maybe inf(). I'd be happy inventing a > new function, it doesn't have to be seq(). We used to have ranges with the syntax range(1,42) which is more or less what you suggest. I think that range is a slightly better keyword since seq somewhat suggests that you really have a sequence including all integers (which of course is more or less the same as range...). > Case two appears to be the same as _. The example was [char(), ...] > for non-empty string, which could also be written [char()|_]. I'm > happy to use other alternatives like a 'magic' function, e.g. tail(). The "proper" description for this type is nonempty_list(char()), but as this is a pretty common construction it is good to have syntactic sugar for it. [char()|_] looks a bit to me as a list with a char as the first element and then anything in the tail, which is not the meaning of the type. The meaning of the type is better captured by [char()|[char()]], but this is also a bit of a mouthful. The current representation [char(),...] is quite handy in that respect. There two more places where we do not have erlang syntax, and that is the function types. Both as specifications, and as higher order functions (funs). The specifications are a minor problem since it can only appear at the top level of a -spec, but the funs are a bit more problematic. In our current implementation they look as fun((T1, T2, T3)-> T4) and if we would use erlang fun syntax it would look as fun(T1, T2, T3) -> T4 end whith the end keyword having to be added to end the type. > What benefits do I think we'd get by staying within Erlang syntax? > 1. There is little new to learn. You still need to understand that you are talking about types and not about function calls and structured term construction, so I don't think this is a major point. > 2. The parser for type contracts (type annotations) is already > written. This lowers the bar for others to reuse the type annotation > information. I believe there is already a well defined representation > for parsed Erlang which may reduce the amount of work to reuse > annotations even more. The parse format for types should probably recognize that the user specified the type byte() rather than a call to the function byte(), but this is of course an implementation issue. > 3. I believe there is already a well-defined mechanism for saving > parsed Erlang in Beam files, so a tool needn't deal with Erlang > source at all. The mechanism is the same whatever the parser gives back. > 4. Erlang syntax could be extended in the future, without having any > syntax 'stolen' by type annotations. Yes, this is a good point. We would still probably hog the '::' to specify that you are talking about types rather than of Erlang terms. > If there is a lot of work which has been expended on building > annotations with the original annotation syntax, then it would be > worth building a tool to translate the ... and 1..n syntax. I assume > it should be relatively straightforward to develop a pretty printer > based on the existing type contract parser. Yes, this is not a major problem. > So that is my main point, but I started to think, if the type > contract/annotation syntax is cast within the syntax of normal > Erlang, then we can consider using it within normal Erlang code. I > don't think it gives any more power than guards, but it would be a > pretty unification. > > So, we might consider taking a type annotation and using it directly, > for example in patterns: > receive X when [char()|tail()], pos_integer() -> fun(X) end. > Or even: > Pid ! [char()|tail()], pos_integer(). I will leave for others to debate how types can be used within normal Erlang constructs, but it must be absolutely clear from the context that the programmer is talking about types, since this would be a major shift in the language. Having types and specifications given as attributes is a minor shift since we are not altering the semantics of Erlang (unless you specifically ask for it by using some tool). > Also, assuming type-name functions yielded well defined values, > storing type annotations in ETS/DETS should be straightforward. That > might be a nice base for nifty tools which would like to check type > annotations, maybe between versions of code. The types are of course represented as Erlang terms in my implementation, and storing them in whatever form you like is unproblematic. However, the types should be treated as an ADT and should be handled by a module with a nice interface. This is somewhat orthogonal to types having the same syntax as the rest of Erlang. > Summary: I think here are some genuine benefits for type contracts to > stay within Erlang syntax. > G Bulmer I can also see benefits with having types in Erlang syntax, but the syntax still have to be extended to make it clear from the context that the programmer is talking about types and not general Erlang terms. Any tool that wants to use types would do so either directly on the parse forms or on some abstract format that will be provided. Either way, the types would have an Erlang representation that can be manipulated. Tobias


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GREEN BAY, Wis. — Through the one-handed acrobatics and Houdini acts in traffic, Davante Adams needed a nickname.
"Megatron" and "Baby Megatron" were tossed around first. Then, "Optimus Prime."
As Fresno State's quarterback, the leader, Derek Carr decided "Optimus Prime" — a robot character from the "Transformers" movie franchise — needed to stick.
"He couldn't be Megatron," Carr said, "because that was taken by a special receiver. I won't say the name. I called him Optimus Prime because he reminds me a lot of that guy.
"He didn't get a tattoo or anything. But I tried to talk him into it."
Adams sidesteps any perceived parallels to Detroit's Calvin Johnson. Adams is the 6-foot-1 second-round pick. The rookie. Johnson is, you know, the 6-foot-5 Megatron. If a cartoon-themed nickname does stick in the pros, it'll be because of Adams' vise-strong yet baby-soft hands. No receiver in major college football caught more passes (131) than Adams last season.
These are 9-inch, basketball-weathered claws of death.
Throughout the NFL draft, the Green Bay Packers repeated that they were after natural pass catchers. The 53rd overall pick. Not scorching fast, not necessarily tall, those hands must remain automatic.
"It becomes natural," Adams said. "It's second nature. When you put a lot of work into it, it becomes easy.
"I put a lot into my craft. You have to make sure you're the best at whatever it is, and I pride myself on having good hands."
Tunnel vision
When September flipped to October last fall, Adams wasn't on a 131 track. Far from it.
After an uninspired 42-37 win over hapless Hawaii, Fresno State coach Tim DeRuyter called out the receiver. That game, Adams had five receptions, a bad drop and only 22 yards.
So DeRuyter told local reporters that Adams "has got to play harder," that "the issue was effort" and "I think (Adams) is embarrassed by it." He added that Adams played like he was ill even though he didn't think the receiver was.
When, in fact, Adams did have the flu. The wideout was hurting all week. During practice, Carr remembers the receiver looking like he was going to throw up at any moment.
He played. He played poorly. No hard feelings, Adams says.
"They coached me hard," Adams said, "and I wouldn't expect anything other than that."
During his next two games — wins over Idaho and UNLV — Adams dominated with 24 receptions for 406 yards and seven touchdowns. The turnaround was a microcosm of Adams' approach to the game, to a ball zipping his way at 60 mph. He stays in tunnel vision.
Whether it's the flu or a pestering cornerback, he finds a level of Zen, of calm.
The result is total concentration.
"I just block everything out," Adams said. "It's not even something that I do. When the ball's in the air, everything goes quiet. That's how it is. I don't really think about it much. That's how I play Tunnel vision."
Asked to recall a drop by Adams in high school, Adams' old Palo Alto coach pauses for six, seven seconds. Palo Alto rolled to a 14-0 state championship season in Adams' senior year. Yet in that state title game, there was one questionable call along the sideline. Adams believed he caught it, cleanly, feet in bounds. The official claimed he bobbled it.
This is the closest to an actual drop that Earl Hansen can remember.
"The ball never hit the ground, and he went out of bounds," Hansen said. "The call probably would have been reversed if we had instant replay.
"Why don't you ask him about that bobble. I guarantee you he'll remember."
He does. Adams still says it should have been a catch.
Of course, Palo Alto wouldn't have gone undefeated that 2010 season if, in a preceding playoff game, Adams didn't somehow snare a touchdown pass in the corner of the end zone with 21 seconds left, too. In a monsoon of a game — "it was pouring, pouring," Hansen said — Adams' strong grip kept a dream alive.
To Hansen, this was the rebounder in Adams. The coach always encouraged receivers to play hoops. Adams averaged 15 points, eight rebounds and seven assists as a junior and then 9.4, 5.8 and 5.4 as a senior. Along the way, he grew to naturally attack the ball at its highest point. To him, the rebounding directly translates.
It's no surprise Adams admired former NBA star Dennis Rodman. Any loose ball was Rodman's loose ball.
"When you go up for the rebound, you can't wait for the ball to come down," Adams said. "You have to go get the ball at the highest point. That's how it is in football. If you want to win those jump balls and those 50-50 balls, you've got to go up and get it."
As a result, Carr said Adams "very rarely" used his body to make a catch. The only times his top receiver did cradle the ball against his chest was when he sneaked a quick throw on him, surprised him.
Said Carr, "I'm scared to see what he can be in a couple years."
"So effortless"
The Optimus Prime-wide catching radius. The ability to reroute on the fly. The cosmic knowledge of the offense.
Carr describes Adams as a quarterback's best friend.
Green Bay is getting, he said, "one of, if not the best, receiver in the draft." Adams' hands, Rodman tenacity and 391/2-inch vertical allowed the quarterback to gamble.
"I knew that if I was throwing it to Davante," Carr said, "I just had to put it somewhere in his vicinity and he was going to come down with it. It could be underthrown. It could be way too wide. Or it could be 13 feet in the air and he'll go up in the air and grab it. It won't be a problem for him."
For example, Carr continued, every fade he lofted Adams' direction. Like Green Bay's offense, a fade can snap into a back-shoulder bullet any moment.
That's why criticism of Fresno State's spread offense — often painted an easy-does-it slot machine — bothers Carr. He insists the Bulldogs had "pro concepts" built in. Routes demanded decision-making in real time. Fresno State simply operated faster and against inferior competition.
Back-shoulder chemistry with Aaron Rodgers shouldn't take two, three years. With Adams, Carr learned he could throw high and back-shoulder. With Adams, there's "a lot of room to miss."
The week after the Hawaii game, Carr called a "go" route for Adams. Get vertical. Both read that the cornerback was sitting atop the route — no audibles were called, no signals made — and Carr went back shoulder.
Adams dorsiflexed his body nearly 360 degrees like Jordy Nelson and plucked the one-handed touchdown pass above his head. As Carr punctuated, "I don't care who you're playing — there's not a lot of people who can do that."
He pauses.
"It's so effortless," he said, "it almost upset me even though we scored."
Jones out, Adams in
Now Carr is in Oakland with James Jones. And Adams is in Green Bay with Rodgers.
The question: Can Adams replace Jones?
Adams grasps the challenge. The two worked out together at Fresno State. Jones' close friend and former receivers coach Keith Williams was Adams' first position coach at Fresno State. Jones was a common sight. Carr does see similarities.
Like Jones, the veteran who gritted through a bad knee and cracked ribs last season, Adams prefers a physical game. His own training includes a heavy dose of boxing.
"I could still beat him up," Carr said. "But he has that boxing background. I see a lot of that physicality. Kind of the Bay Area in both of them. That's how they are."
In Green Bay, it always starts with the hands.
Through the 2010 Super Bowl run, Jones dropped a string of potential 50-, 60-yard touchdown catches. In 2012, he had three drops on 108 targets. Stickum-sure hands must be the basis of Adams' rise in Green Bay. That's what accelerates trust and timing with Rodgers.
Back at Fresno State, Adams would catch 50-100 balls at the JUGS machine after practice and then refine specific routes with Carr. They even perfected that one-handed, back-shoulder catch.
So, of course, the first ball thrown to Adams at Friday's rookie camp practice was a drop. The process begins. The "Optimus Prime" nickname is on hold for now. And, really, Adams says nobody calls him that anymore.
In Green Bay, he's got to re-prove himself.
"I think I fit right into what they have going on here," Adams said. "I can come in and contribute right away."


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text: On Fri, 11 Dec 1998, Joseph Carter wrote: > > I've been thinking about this actually. Even considered writing > something to the effect at one point or another. Installation of Debian > is not difficult but it does require in some cases a little help, > especially when you get to the dselect stage. Even better if the book > shipped with an official CD set. => > > Would anyone else be interested in co-authoring such a thing with me? I > know how to install Debian in a lot of cases and I know how to configure > many parts of the system, but I certainly don't know all there is to know > about everything in configuring and using a Debian system. > The Debian Tutorial is/will be this. It's a ship-with-CD kind of book, tho at the moment there's no installation section adding one has been discussed. I'm planning to get back to it after Gnome ships and gnome-apt is reasonably usable. Havoc


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Product to coopt new members for Plone. By Ecreall.
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This module allows a user to ask an administrator to create an account for an other user Changelog =========
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"Hiroshi Inoue" <Inoue(at)tpf(dot)co(dot)jp> writes: > There's no command other than VACUUM which continues to > access table/index after *commit*. We couldn't process > significant procedures in such an already commiitted state, > could we ? Why not? The intermediate state *is valid*. We just haven't removed no-longer-referenced index and TOAST entries yet. > What's wrong with vacuuming master and the toast table in > separate transactions ? You'd have to give up the lock on the master table if there were a true commit. I don't want to do that ... especially not when I don't believe there is a problem to fix. regards, tom lane
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ATLANTA - If the boss has finally become intolerable, now's a good time to look for another factory job in Georgia.
An economic report released Monday, the Georgia Purchasing Managers Index, shows continued optimism in the manufacturing sector, with the state besting the national index for the fifth month in a row. Based on a survey of 70 plant executives from across the state who buy supplies for future manufacturing, the index gauges current conditions and those over the next six months.
They reported increased production and the need to hire workers to keep it up. They also said they're not having to pay higher prices for their materials, a sign that inflation may not be a problem.
"The manufacturing sector seems to have weathered the $60-barrel price of crude oil and other related high energy prices," said Donald Sabbarese, author of the report and co-director of the Econometric Center at Kennesaw State University in Marietta. "Growing strength for the manufacturing sector is a good sign that should help sustain (gross domestic product) growth into the third quarter."
Sabbarese calculated the state's index at 63, topping the national index of 57. Generally, an index above 45 predicts growth for the manufacturing segment, and beyond 50 foretells growth in the economy as a whole.
In towns like Savannah, where 11 percent of the work force gets a factory paycheck, the report means continued good news for job seekers, but not necessarily for employers.
Martin Sullivan, owner of The Sullivan Group which includes a placement service, said his staff senses the pressure that employers are under.
"We're probably seeing the best market we've seen in the last few years," he said. "We've got a lot more orders than we do people."
Sullivan said factory jobs are plentiful, but so are those for supervisors, managers and clerical positions.
Monday's report is welcome news after last week's announcement that the unemployment rate in cities across the state had risen from May to June. But the unemployment figures are historical while the Purchasing Managers Index looks forward.
Georgia Labor Commissioner Michael Thurmond was quoted recently as attributing the state's unemployment rate - which is higher than the national rate for the first time in 16 years - to a steady influx of new job seekers to the state. According to the plant managers, there will be jobs for them over the coming months.
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