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By Lisa Capobianco
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The Southington Town Council voted unanimously last week to participate in a regional grant that will help evaluate the efficiency of the Dial-A-Ride bus service, which provides transportation at no charge for residents age 55 and over as well as people with disabilities.
Although the grant does not have a required match yet, Town Manager Garry Brumback said it will help make Southington's current Dial-A-Ride program more efficient, with the possibility of integrating aspects of it with surrounding communities.
"This is an opportunity for us to evaluate the regionalization of some of our bus services in dispatching and connectivity and so forth," said Brumback during a recent Town Council meeting. "It is going to be looking at how we transport, how we connect, and then how we dispatch."
Dial-A-Ride provides transportation to and from doctor appointments, and also offers rides to various shopping locations on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, according to the Southington Calendar House's website. The service requires advance notice, two days prior to an appointment when possible. From Monday through Friday, Dial-A-Ride also provides transportation to and from the Calendar House for activities and programs.
"I am proud of the bus service," said Mark White, chairman of the Senior Advisory Board, adding that the service has doubled its ridership with the growing number of senior citizens in town. "It is working well, but it is growing."
During the Town Council meeting, White expressed his support for Southington to participate in the grant, stating that one current issue of the system is the unpredictability of doctor appointment returns.
"We can do a lot to be more efficient," said White during the meeting. "We don't often know when someone goes for a medical appointment …when that person is going to get out of the doctor's office."
Town set to participate in Dial-A-Ride service
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Doesn't it give you a warm feeling when you're asked to do a week's work in twelve hours or less? It should. It should give you a warmer feeling when you can do it in far less time. Give your C-Level suitors this one in under an hour and they'll think you're as magical as Mr. Scott aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise. Mr. Scott often surprised the always demanding Captain Kirk with his ability to fix just about anything within the very tight time constraints placed on him. Instead of dilithium crystals and altered phaser electronics, you'll have to work with Ubuntu and Drupal.
As of this writing, the latest version of Drupal is 7.0 and the version that installs to your system via the default Ubuntu repositories is 6.18. The speed of setup should sufficiently offset the fact that the software isn't the latest available.
The Basics
This installation involves Ubuntu 10.10. Your mileage may vary with other distributions and versions. Prior to your Drupal installation, install MySQL or PostgreSQL. During the Drupal installation, you'll have to provide the administrative user's password for the database system that you install. Other dependencies should download and install with Drupal.
The installation is simple but you should search your distribution's repository for the correct name for Drupal's package.
$ sudo apt-cache search drupal
aegir-provision - backend of the Aegir hosting system
dh-make-drupal - Create Debian packages from Drupal modules and themes
drivel - Blogging client for the GNOME desktop
drupal6 - a fully-featured content management framework
drupal6-mod-i18n - i18n module for Drupal 6
drupal6-mod-inline - inline module for Drupal 6
drupal6-mod-ldap-integration - ldap_integration module for Drupal 6
drupal6-mod-masquerade - masquerade module for Drupal 6
drupal6-thm-arthemia - arthemia theme for Drupal 6
drupal6-trans-ru - Russian translation for Drupal 6
drush - command line shell and Unix scripting interface for Drupal
khmerconverter - converts between legacy Khmer encodings and Unicode
qtm - Web-log interface program
A quick search reveals that drupal6 is the name of the package you need.
$ sudo apt-get install drupal6
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following extra packages will be installed:
apache2-mpm-prefork curl dbconfig-common libapache2-mod-php5 php5 php5-cli
php5-common php5-gd php5-mysql wwwconfig-common
Suggested packages:
php-pear php5-suhosin postgresql-client apache apache-ssl
The following packages will be REMOVED:
The following NEW packages will be installed:
apache2-mpm-prefork curl dbconfig-common drupal6 libapache2-mod-php5 php5
php5-cli php5-common php5-gd php5-mysql wwwconfig-common
0 upgraded, 11 newly installed, 1 to remove and 84 not upgraded.
Need to get 8,369kB of archives.
After this operation, 24.6MB of additional disk space will be used.
Do you want to continue [Y/n]?
As soon as your Drupal package installs and begins its setup, you're prompted with the screen in Figure 1 with some post-installation instructions. You must restart Apache and direct a browser to the configuration page (install.php) to complete Drupal's setup.
Figure 1: Drupal Post-Installation Instructions
For quick setup, select Yes as shown in Figure 2.
Figure 2: Automated dbconfig-common Prompt. Just say, 'Yes.'
Figure 3 prompts you to choose your preferred database (mysql or pgsql).
Figure 3: Selecting the Drupal Database Type
Next, you're prompted to enter the password for the database's administrative user. See Figure 4.
Figure 4: Supplying the Database Administrator Password to the Installer
The screen shown in Figure 5 is a bit confusing because it looks as if the system requires you to enter the MySQL administrator password again. This prompt is for a password to manage the Drupal application within your database server. As stated in the prompt, if you don't enter one, the installer will generate a random one for you.
Figure 5: Entering the Database Application Password for Drupal
If you decide to enter your own password (recommended), the installer prompts you to confirm the password you entered. See Figure 6.
Figure 6: Confiming the Database Application Password for Drupal
At this point, the installer completes its tasks and drops you back to a shell prompt.
Finishing the Installation
Now, you're ready to proceed with the second half of the Drupal install process. Do you remember the two post-install tasks? The first one is to restart the Apache web server.
$ sudo /etc/init.d/apache2 restart
[sudo] password for khess:
* Restarting web server apache2
... waiting [ OK ]
Open a browser and point it to your new Drupal system's install page: http://drupal-server/drupal6/install.php to continue. See Figure 7.
Figure 7: Starting the Second Half of the Drupal Installation
Click Install Drupal in English or click Install how to install Drupal in other languages. This demonstration uses the English installation option.
Figure 8 is the Drupal configuration screen. Here, you'll need to enter your site name, site e-mail address, and a Drupal administrative account name, e-mail address and password. Scroll down and select Save and Continue.
Figure 8: Configuring Site Specifics for Drupal
Figure 9 notifies you of any problems* encountered during this phase of installation and that Drupal is now installed. If your installation was generally successful, click on the your new site link and check it out.
Figure 9: Completing the Drupal Installation
See Figure 10. Congratulations, you've successfully installed Drupal. From here, you can customize your Drupal site by adding users, installing new modules, creating content, and satisfying your chain of command.
Figure 10: Preparing for Drupal Customization and Administration
You're not done yet but either you can take it from here by yourself or wait until next week for a Drupal 6 configuration tutorial. If you need to wait until next week, don't overcommit yourself, Mr. or Ms. Scott, or you might find yourself in a red shirt** with the landing party.
* My ISP doesn't allow SMTP or POP3 services on home accounts. Yes, I've thought of protesting it.
** Every real Trekkie knows that if you're wearing a red shirt and you've beamed down to the planet's surface with the landing party, your chances of survival are pretty slim.
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Art in the Olive Groves: Madonna delle Lacrime
There was a family who lived down the block from me when I was growing up that had a passel of kids. I don't recall how many, but definitely in the low double-digits. We would play together, and they were always just slightly unkempt…mismatched socks, hair needing a trim, ratty toys. The predictable signs of harried parents short on time and money. That said, I also remember how loved those kids were. Despite there being so many of them, I never got the sense that they were any less treasured than those of us with just a sibling or two who always had clean pants and extra milk money in our pockets.
This is kind of how it is with art in Italy. There's just so damn much of it here that there aren't the time and resources to take painstaking care of it all. That said, you do get a sense that Italy loves its treasures—despite much-discussed cases of mismanagement and graft—no less than any other country, even if it presents them with much less pomp and circumstance.
The lovely sanctuary of the Madonna delle Lacrime right outside of the center of Trevi is a perfect example of this. I stopped by mostly by chance, drawn to the pretty 15th century facade and elaborately carved Renaissance portal (by Giovanni di Giampietro di Venezia, I later learned) looming over the winding road which leads from the valley below Trevi up through the sprawling olive groves which surround it.
I stepped into the silent church, its lone visitor, and quickly skimmed the historical information near the door, recounting how the sanctuary had been constructed on the spot where, in 1485, an image of the Virgin (now forming the altarpiece) miraculously shed tears.
As I circled the church to take a look at the chapels and artwork, my echoing footsteps suddenly stopped in front of a large Adoration of the Magi fresco. Wait one darn minute. Could that really be? Right here, in this empty church in the middle of an olive grove with not even a caretaker keeping a watchful eye?!?
Yep, it was a magnificent Perugino, painted in 1521 and unmistakeable in its fairytale colors, Umbrian landscape background, and—most movingly—breathtakingly fine portraits. I stood for a minute in silent admiration until I was startled by the door of the church banging shut behind me. A slight woman in her eighties, weighed down by a number of shopping bags and a lethal-looking black handbag quickly shuffled past me, set down her load, and kneeled in front of the Perugino.
I backed quietly away, leaving this priceless treasure to those who love it best.
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MAMARONECK, N.Y. -- Want to hear about the Oscar debacle calling "La La Land" best film when the real winner was "Moonlight," but also hear about the journey from Westchester to Hollywood?
Head to Mamaroneck on Wednesday, March 8 when "La La Land" Producer Fred Berger will speak about his journey, much of which he credits to his days at Mamaroneck High School (MHS) and to his love for a community that elevates the arts.
"I didn't realize at the time how formative my high school years were and how vital they would be in defining my life and career," said Berger, a 1999 MHS grad.
Berger, who won a Golden Globe for the musical darling, will speak as part of The Center for Continuing Education's "Notable Neighbors" program accompanied by his former MHS film teacher, Dr. Michael DiGennaro.
Tickets are $40; the event starts at 7:30 p.m.
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In Honor of Hitler Cat, Conan O'Brien Finds Other Unfortunate Pets That Look Like Hated Celebs [VIDEO]
On 'Conan' last night, Conan O'Brien drew inspiration from Hitler Cat, a six-week-old kitten in the UK unable to find a home because of her resemblance to the genocidal dictator. O'Brien showed "photos" of other animals no one wants because they're doppelgängers for unlikeable famous people.
O'Brien treated viewers to a dog that looked suspiciously like Rupert Murdoch, a hairless cat with more than a passing resemblance to Larry King, a black poodle with hair shaped like Darth Vader's helmet and a goldfish sporting Gary Busey's pronounced teeth.
Most entertaining of all was an unwanted dog with a scene from a Nicolas Cage movie running endlessly on its side.
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Meet the Author: Yaa Gyasi (HOMEGOING)
Author Yaa Gyasi discusses her influences, her favorite thing about writing, and her biggest fear as an author.
About HOMEGOING
Ghana, eighteenth century: two half sisters are born into different villages, each unaware of the other. One will marry an Englishman and lead a life of comfort in the palatial rooms of the Cape Coast Castle. The other will be captured in a raid on her village, imprisoned in the very same castle, and sold into slavery.
Homegoing follows the parallel paths of these sisters and their descendants through eight generations: from the Gold Coast to the plantations of Mississippi, from the American Civil War to Jazz Age Harlem. Yaa Gyasi's extraordinary novel illuminates slavery's troubled legacy both for those who were taken and those who stayed—and shows how the memory of captivity has been inscribed on the soul of our nation.
Peter Carey | Appel Salon | March 5, 2018
"The book really began when I thought about the redex trial and I looked at the old newsreel footage and it's extraordinary. The whole country is mad about a car race."—Peter Carey
Winner of the Booker Prize and Commonwealth Writers' Prize among others, Peter Care discusses his novel, A Long Way From Home.
Paul Auster | False Starts | Granta Magazine
'I think of art, and the making of art, as an illness, really.' Paul Auster on giving up on fiction at twenty-three and returning to it in his thirties.
PEN Out Loud: 2018 PEN Literary Awards Salon
With Nadxieli Nieto, Hannah Lillith Assadi, Victor LaValle, Nicole Sealey, & Hari Kunzru
As Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie so eloquently puts it, "when we realize there is never a single story about a place, we regain a kind of paradise." PEN Literary Awards finalists Hari Kunzru, Victor LaValle, Nicole Sealey, and Hannah Lillith Assadi read from their work, and bring a glimpse of paradise to the Strand Book Store. Through a wide range of genres and themes, we celebrate the multiplicity of American stories which define the American literary canon as we know it, showcasing the masterful breadth of work being published and celebrated today.
Hannah Lillith Assadi holds an MFA in fiction from the Columbia University School of the Arts. She was raised in Arizona and lives in Brooklyn. Her novel Sonora (Soho 2017) received the Rosenthal Family Foundation Award in Literature from the American Academy of Arts and Letters and was a finalist for the PEN/ Robert W. Bingham Prize for Debut Fiction.
Hari Kunzuru is the author of five novels, most recently White Tears. His work has been translated into twenty-one languages, and his short stories and journalism have appeared in many publications, including The New York Times, The Guardian, and The New Yorker. He is the recipient of fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, The New York Public Library, and the American Academy in Berlin. He lives in Brooklyn.
Born in St. Thomas, U.S.V.I. and raised in Apopka, Florida, Nicole Sealey is the author of Ordinary Beast, finalist for the 2018 PEN Open Book Award, and The Animal After Whom Other Animals Are Named, winner of the 2015 Drinking Gourd Chapbook Poetry Prize. Her work has appeared in or is forthcoming to Best American Poetry 2018,The New Yorker,The New York Times and elsewhere. Nicole holds an MLA in Africana studies from the University of South Florida and an MFA in creative writing from New York University. She is the executive director at Cave Canem Foundation and the 2018-2019 Doris Lippman Visiting Poet at The City College of New York.
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Poets Terrance Hayes and Mary Karr celebrate the launch of Terrance Hayes' newest collection, "American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassin."
Terrance Hayes is the author of Lighthead, winner of the 2010 National Book Award and finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award. His other books are "Wind In a Box," "Hip Logic," and "Muscular Music." His honors include a National Endowment for the Arts Fellowship, a Guggenheim Fellowship, and a 2014 MacArthur Fellowship. "How To Be Drawn," his most recent collection of poems, was a finalist for the 2015 National Book Award and received the 2016 NAACP Image Award for Poetry.
Mary Karr is a poet, essayist and memoirist. She rose to fame with the publication of her bestselling memoir "The Liars' Club." She is the Jesse Truesdell Peck Professor of English Literature at Syracuse University. Her latest book is "Tropic of Squalor: Poems," out in May from Harper.
Yascha Mounk: "The People vs. Democracy" | Talks at Google
Yascha Mounk is a writer, academic and public speaker known for his work on the rise of populism and the crisis of liberal democracy. He is a Lecturer on Government at Harvard University, a Senior Fellow at New America, a columnist at Slate, and the host of "The Good Fight" podcast.
Using his own original research and on-the-ground reporting from countries around the world, Mounk discusses the themes and highlights from his latest book, "The People vs. Democracy." He explains what is at risk if the current trends in America and Western Europe continue. For those unwilling to give up on either individual rights or the popular will, Mounk explains, there is little time to waste: this may be our last chance to save democracy.
Simon Doonan | Soccer Style
Just in time for the World Cup, style guru and soccer fan Simon Doonan introduces his new book "Soccer Style: The Magic and Madness."
Simon Doonan has two passions in life: Fashion and Football. At one time these two obsessions would have made very strange bedfellows. But times have changed: football and fashion have fallen in love. The unapologetic and unbridled style choices of today's soccer stars offer a fascinating window into the heart of the game.
Looking at the beautiful game through the lens of style, Doonan entertainingly explores the magic and madness of this unique culture. Charting football style from its very beginnings, he pays homage to the great style icons of the game, from George Best to Lionel Messi, before turning his gaze to the hair, the tattoos and the cars, not to mention those other style icons of the game: the fans, the managers and, of course, the WAGs.
Doonan's laser wit and hilarious observations are complemented by more than 230 photographs, making this a laugh-out-loud read for even the most fickle football fan or fashionista.
Writer, columnist and football obsessive Simon Doonan is the Creative Ambassador for Barneys New York. He has worked in fashion for over 35 years, and is the author of six books, including the tongue-in-cheek style guides Eccentric Glamour and Gay Men Don't Get Fat. Simon will be appearing as a judge on upcoming NBC television show, Making It, co-hosted by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman.
Sick: Porochista Khakpour with Eileen Myles | NYPL Author Talks
Porochista Khakpour recounts a lifetime of misdiagnoses and an arduous quest for a cure, all the while meditating on the physical and psychological impacts of uncertainty, and the eventual challenge of accepting the diagnosis she had searched for over the course of her adult life. Poet and novelist Eileen Myles joins to discuss what it takes to write one's way through illness.
Amber Tamblyn's "Any Man" Book Release and Conversation with Jodi Kantor
An empowering and inspiring conversation with two trailblazing voices of the #MeToo movement.
Amber Tamblyn, the Emmy- and Golden Globe-nominated actor, director and founding member of Time's Up, joins us for the launch of her debut novel, Any Man. Her book sheds crucial light on rape culture, the experience of trauma and the uplifting of victims and their stories. She talks with New York Times investigative reporter Jodi Kantor, who, with Megan Twohey, broke the Harvey Weinstein story. The event includes a galvanizing reading from Tamblyn's novel and dialogue on this watershed moment of reckoning in our society and around the world.
Elif Batuman | False Starts | Granta Magazine
Elif Batuman on The Idiot, the porous boundaries between fiction and non-fiction, and why everyone should approach writing like Snoopy the dog.
Madeleine Albright: "Fascism: A Warning" | Talks at Google
In Fascism: A Warning, former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright draws on her experiences as a child in war-torn Europe and her distinguished career as a diplomat to provide a personal and urgent examination of Fascism in the twentieth century and how its legacy shapes today's world. A Fascist, observes Madeleine Albright, "is someone who claims to speak for a whole nation or group, is utterly unconcerned with the rights of others, and is willing to use violence and whatever other means are necessary to achieve the goals he or she might have."
Fascism, as she shows, not only endured through the twentieth century but now presents a more virulent threat to peace and justice than at any time since the end of World War II. The momentum toward democracy that swept the world when the Berlin Wall fell has gone into reverse. In many countries, economic, technological, and cultural factors are weakening the political center and empowering the extremes of right and left. Contemporary leaders such as Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un are employing many of the tactics used by Fascists in the 1920s and 30s.
Fascism: A Warning is a book for our times that is relevant to all times. Written by someone who has not only studied history but helped to shape it, this call to arms teaches us the lessons we must understand and the questions we must answer if we are to save ourselves from repeating the tragic errors of the past.
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Edwidge Danticat discusses the manners in which she has wielded her art to raise up immigrant voices and how the turmoil of today is changing her approach to it for the future.
Weike Wang | Chemistry
Author Weike Wang introduces her new novel "Chemistry" in conversation with writer and critic Maris Kreizman.
Facing a demanding academic curriculum, overbearing parental expectations, and a marriage proposal from her devoted partner, the unnamed narrator of "Chemistry" is facing pressure and scrutiny from all sides. But this overwhelming amount of pressure will launch our flawed and insightful chemist heroine into a path of self discovery and realization. Leaving the familiar plan for the future behind, she tries to find the balance of self sacrifice, true desire, and love in a two year journey that is sure to captivate modern readers.
Weike Wang is a graduate of Harvard University, where she earned her undergraduate degree in chemistry and her doctorate in public health. She received her MFA from Boston University. Her fiction has been published in or is forthcoming from Alaska Quarterly Review, Glimmer Train, The Journal, Ploughshares, Redivider, and SmokeLong Quarterly. She is a 2017 "5 Under 35" honoree of the National Book Foundation.
Maris Kreizman is the creator of Slaughterhouse 90210, a blog and book (Flatiron Books, 2015) that celebrates the intersection of literature and pop culture. She's a writer and critic, as well as a former book editor and, most recently, she was the editorial director of Book of the Month.
David Bowie: A Life by Dylan Jones
Dylan Jones's engrossing, magisterial biography of David Bowie is unlike any Bowie story ever written. Drawn from over 180 interviews with friends, rivals, lovers, and collaborators, some of whom have never before spoken about their relationship with Bowie, this oral history weaves a hypnotic spell as it unfolds the story of a remarkable rise to stardom and an unparalleled artistic path.
Tracing Bowie's life from the English suburbs to London to New York to Los Angeles, Berlin, and beyond, its collective voices describe a man profoundly shaped by his relationship with his schizophrenic half-brother Terry; an intuitive artist who could absorb influences through intense relationships and yet drop people cold when they were no longer of use; and a social creature equally comfortable partying with John Lennon and dining with Frank Sinatra.
By turns insightful and deliciously gossipy, David Bowie is as intimate a portrait as may ever be drawn. It sparks with admiration and grievances, lust and envy, as the speakers bring you into studios and bedrooms they shared with Bowie, and onto stages and film sets, opening corners of his mind and experience that transform our understanding of both artist and art. Including illuminating, never-before-seen material from Bowie himself, drawn from a series of Jones's interviews with him across two decades, David Bowie is an epic, unforgettable cocktail-party conversation about a man whose enigmatic shapeshifting and irrepressible creativity produced one of the most sprawling, fascinating lives of our time.
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Celebrate the summer solstice—which this year falls on Saturday, June 21—by spending some of those long daylight hours at the Museum.
Sleep Under the Blue Whale
The longest day of the year deserves a great night. Registration is still open for Saturday's Night at the Museum sleepover, which includes a flashlight fact-finding mission, a screening of a giant-screen film in the LeFrak Theater, and more—plus camping out under the blue whale, next to the trumpeting elephants, or at the base of a volcanic formation for the night. Find more details here.
Last Chance to See Butterflies
The Butterfly Conservatory is closing after this weekend--so be sure to stop by and see the latest addition, the ruddy daggerwing (Marpesia petreus), named for the striking tails on its hindwing. It's the species first-ever appearance in the vivarium, where it joins approximately 500 other butterflies.
An Afternoon with the Sharks
The Milstein Science Series closes out the season with a family-friendly program all about sharks. Visit the Milstein Hall of Ocean Life from 11 am to 4 pm to find out about shark anatomy, talk to shark scientists, play games, and examine shark and ray specimens from the Museum's scientific collection. Click here for the day's schedule of events.
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With no formal art training, Edgar Henry Banger drew sports cartoons for the Eastern Daily Press. After that, he did full-time freelance work in children's comics. He was part of group of artists living in Norwich, that also included Don Newhouse, Roy Wilson and Louis Briault. His first strips were published by Amalgamated Press and appeared in Illustrated Chips ('Curly Crusoe'), Butterfly ('Steve Sticket') and Comic Cuts ('Enoch Hard') in 1926. In the years that followed, new features included 'Boots, Buttons and Butler' (The Monster Comic), 'Tubby and Trot' (Crackers), 'Oggle and Woggle' (Funny Wonder) and 'Jolliboy Farm' (Jolly). During the 1930s, Banger was the top artist of weeklies edited by Louis Diamond, such as Rattler, Dazzler, Rocket and Bouncer, among others.
Banger created the comic 'Sandy Cove the Comical Commissioner' for magazine Target and Rocket (a merge of two magazines) in 1938. He later did 'Koko the Pup' for DC Thomson's Magic, and contributed to the comic books published by Gerald Swan. In 1945, Banger returned to his nursery comic style with 'Kiddyfun'. His last work was 'Funny Folk of Meadow Bank', published in the Sunny Stories, in 1955. He died in 1968, aged 71.


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When Google first started giving away the Cr-48 in early December, lots of reviewers posted their first impressions after driving the Chromebook around the block a couple of times. We've taken the Chromebook out on a two-month test drive to see how it performs in real-world conditions.
Here are 9 things we like and 9 things we don't like about the Chrome OS-based netbook.
Don't like: No "CAPS lock" key (but you can turn it back on)
There was a minor controversy over Google not including a "CAPS lock" key on the Cr-48. In truth, they simply re-assigned it to work as a "search" key. But you can turn on CAPS lock functionality for this key by clicking the wrench icon in Chrome OS, choosing "Settings," "System" and then "Modifier keys...".
Like: The learning curve of Chrome OS is easy
There's actually no new operating system you have to learn in order to use the Cr-48. Chrome OS is essentially the Chrome Web browser. The only difference between the two is that the settings menu of Chrome OS includes adjustments for things specific to the Cr-48 hardware (like its Wi-Fi, 3G and touchpad).
Don't like: Once you sign in, you're committed (unless you reset the entire OS)
Like a puppy, a brand-new Cr-48 "bonds" to the first person who claims ownership of it. The computer requires that you sign in with a Google account (such as a Gmail account), and once that happens, your account is locked into the computer -- it cannot be changed or removed (at least easily -- it is possible, but you have to force the computer into "recovery mode" to reset everything from scratch).
Like: Near-instant on
The Cr-48 snaps back on from sleep mode instantly. Starting from being completely turned off, it loads into the user log-in screen in 10 seconds, and from there, after you've signed in, goes to Chrome OS in 7 seconds.
Don't like: Cannot play your media files
Essentially, the Cr-48 seems to be in the same league as a smartphone or tablet in terms of its processing power -- except you cannot play your own media files (music and video) on it.
There is a clue that Chrome OS (and the Cr-48) may have the ability to do so: type about:flags in the Chrome OS address bar, and you will see "Media Player" listed. But, despite enabling this, we couldn't figure how to get this to work (or, if the current version of Chrome OS even allows for this to function).
Like: Long battery life
On a full charge, we found that the Cr-48 ran up to 8 hours. Of course, this duration depends on how much you use the computer to view/listen to streaming video or audio, how long you have the Wi-Fi or 3G modem on, or whether you run whatever else on it that puts the computer's processor through its paces (in other words, doing almost anything on it that makes using any computer fun).
Still, if you use the Cr-48 to do offline, low-processing activities -- such as writing -- it is possible to squeeze out a work day's worth of juice from its battery.
Don't like: The touchpad is too wide
The sensitivity of the Cr-48's touchpad can be leveled down, but we found that the touchpad itself may be too wide for such a small notebook. You have to be careful not to rest your palms upon the Cr-48 while typing. Otherwise, your palms will probably make contact with the touchpad and send the cursor flying off to another part of the screen.
Like: It's thin and light
The Cr-48 is no MacBook Air, but compared to most notebooks that sport 12.1-inch screens it's quite light at 3.8 pounds. And with a thickness of 0.875 inches, the computer fits nicely into a bookbag or backpack like a couple of magazines (or one thick fashion mag) would.
Don't like: No line-in audio connector
There is a pin-hole microphone on the Cr-48, set above the screen, to the left of its webcam, but the computer lacks a line-in connector. So you can't use a headset that has its own microphone. If you're using a webphone service, such as Google's own voice chat, you'll have to speak loudly at the Cr-48 -- and everybody around you will hear you.
Like: The sound is pretty good
The built-in speakers are sufficient, but you experience better sound quality from the Cr-48 when you plug in a decent pair of earbuds or earphones. We found that listening to streaming radio stations or jukebox sites like Grooveshark to be flawless.
Don't like: It gets stained easily
Even with our hands clean (honest, mom, we washed!), fingerprints and skin oil would stain the computer's rubberized housing as if we had touched it after we ate fried chicken. Using a cotton towel dampened with water to clean the Cr-48, lightly scrubbing in circular motions, helped somewhat, but our oily DNA remained.
Like: The rubberized housing
Despite its stain-soaking properties, we still do like the feel of the computer's rubberized exterior. You get a good sense that your fingers are securely gripping onto the Cr-48 -- it doesn't feel like a cheap, plastic toy.
Don't like: No Ethernet
You'd think including an Ethernet interface would be a trivial cost, but there is none. The only way to get on the Internet with it is through its Wi-Fi or Verizon 3G modem. We're guessing this is Google's intent to encourage you to think of the Cr-48 as a mobile device.
Like: Free 100MB with Verizon 3G
True, you'll definitely use up this monthly quota fast if you spend it, for example, watching a lot of YouTube videos. Still, 100MB for free is better than nothing.
If you don't want to pay Verizon for an increased quota (up to 5 GB for $50 per month), then we have a tip on how to effectively use your allotted 100MB: Many popular sites offer scaled down versions of themselves that cut back on images and JavaScript, presenting mostly the text content, meant for viewing on smartphones. You can often access them by substituting the letter "m" where you might normally enter "www" in their web address: m.cnn.com, m.facebook.com, m.gmail.com are examples.
Don't like: Picture perfect -- or not
When you first sign on to claim ownership of the Cr-48, it requires that you let it take a snapshot of you. Try to look your best, because you cannot redo or replace it with another shot later (unless you reset the computer by forcing it into recovery mode).
Like: You can hack it
Google doesn't mind if people tinker around with the inner-workings of the Cr-48. You can access the computer's terminal shell ("developer mode") by simply flipping a switch within the computer's battery compartment.
Some of the more Linux-savvy recipients of the Cr-48 have figured out how to get other operating systems running on it, including Ubuntu.
Don't like: No USB and SD card support
The Cr-48 comes with an SD flash memory slot, but Chrome OS does not allow you to access the contents of an SD card that you stick into it. The same is true if you plug a USB flash memory stick into its USB port.
Future access is likely: type about:flags in the Chrome OS address bar, and you'll find "Advanced File System" listed. Although this can be enabled, we still were not able to access the contents of external flash memory media that we stuck into the computer.
Like: It's free -- as in beer
Despite the flaws of the computer, it's hard to gripe much when Google is giving them away for free. The company will give away a total of 60,000 units.
As to whom specifically they are gifted to, and what criteria one must meet to qualify, that remains a mystery. You can still sign up to be considered, and the Cr-48 Shipping Tracker site -- set up by others not affiliated with Google -- supposedly tracks the shipping status of the computers as they are sent out.


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text: On Thu, 12 Apr 2007, Peter St. John wrote: > I propose we bifurcate into two threads (both of which may be done!). > > 1. Thesis: 64 bit good. We are all agreed now, case closed, IMO. :-) > > 2. Thesis: no group of human beings will ever directly author source code > (meant to compile together) in excess of 4GB. > > I think we agree with RGB that 2 is irrelevant to 1. It may have some > amusement value of it's own however, as RGB seems adamant to agree with Jon > that 2) is true, when I have already proven it is false :-) So if we want to > debate (2), independently of any concern about which CPU, 32 or 64, to > choose for clusters, then by all means bring it on :-) Not "will ever" on my part. "Has". With a possible set of exceptions even now that if demonstrated, are still likely "measure zero" in the space of all software ever written. It just isn't really worth arguing about -- as I attempted to point out (and will do so again:-) the proper unit for discussion and addressing isn't "the program" (as in a standalone program, whatever that means in an operating-system driven kernel environment) in the first place. It isn't even clear what it SHOULD be -- maybe the sum total of code resident on any given computer at one time, maybe the sum total of code resident on the enter Internet. It depends on the point of the discussion. One has to consider hierarchical decomposition or one will end up talking about just one level as if it is "the level" at which complexity must be developed or assessed. This is not the case. Modern computers are totally modular on the ware side. There is the bootloader and bios (firmware) and device firmware. There is the kernel. There are all the kernel modules (device drivers and more). There are the shared libraries. There are the "essential" programs that are effectively part of the operating system. There is the GUI base (e.g. X), the network base, the disk base. Then there is userspace. Within userspace there is the WM. There are all the basic window apps. There are the user-selected interactive applications. There are shells and shell windows (e.g. xterms). There are tasks forked off of these interfaces. There are tasks forked off by cron and friends. Most of these use parts of the resident libraries, and add new libraries to the list of those loaded at any time. Unused libraries are cleared out to free up memory blocks. Data is buffered and/or cached to provide the illusion of low latency and high speed whereever possible. Our perception of a single binary as "a program" that stands alone is simply that, a possibly convenient perception, one inherited to large measure from the old days when "personal computers" DID only one thing at a time. What is a program? The core stripped binary? The static-linked equivalent unstripped binary? The binary plus all the the associated binary code elements invoked by the program when it e.g. invokes X functions and/or the network stack? All of this plus the kernel that is in fact in charge of when the program gets put onto the CPU, that actually moves the program around in memory as needed in order to free up large blocks of memory on demand? When we include the kernel and all of those functional subsystems involved in running my "program", do we need to include all of the other programs that run in competition or collaboration with it, perhaps sharing libraries with it, perhaps communicating with it? Unix makes complex tasks out of many simple tasks. This is the thing that puts the lie to the idea that writing "big programs" leads to a "catastrophe" (in the mathematical sense) associated with management of the complexity. Unix (etc, not just Unix) decomposes the complexity into many smaller, less complex entities (in a completely recursive way). When I use "printf("Hello, World!\n"); in a tiny C program, I invoke an entire hierarchy of code fragments with clear boundaries and responsibilities. Each one is fairly simple -- together they perform an amazingly complex task (as anybody knows who has ever tried to write "printf" like output directly into the memory of a video adapter via a low level interface in raw assembler) and reduce it AGAIN to simplicity. Even assembler is just a "front" for CPU-based microcode which is itself modular. Way, way down there is the real "program" -- the physical signals bouncing around on silicon in a curious pattern that only makes "sense" to humans watching a screen and typing on a keyboard. This is where I really, really agree with Peter that is by no means clear that humans cannot write "programs" that involve "code resources" of nearly arbitrary size. "Complexity" is certainly not a boundary of any sort to this process. Those code resources are ALWAYS a series of encapsulations of complexity so that any argument that "humans cannot deal with the complexity of programs beyond size X" is simply incorrect. If by asserting complexity as a barrier to human accomplishment you mean that I personally cannot start with CPU microcode and end up with Open Office, hey, I personally cannot start with CPU microcode and end up with >>assembler<< (even though I actually took a course in doing just that 33 years ago:-) but some people can and have done it so I don't have to, others have taken the assembler and written compilers, still others have written libraries and operating system kernels and UIs, all of which are available to be "programmed" by me with just a single statement. NO higher level human programs are written "alone" -- they ALL invoke a hierarchical encapsulation of the work of many, many others. So, in five or ten years, when perhaps voice recognition and some fancy new HAL-like AI has added a few GB of memory resident code to a kernel image that you can talk to to invoke programs and that anticipates your commands by pre-evaluating results and buffering them in case you follow predicted operational pathwayss, when X has bloated out to a GB all by itself to handle ultra-high resolution pen-driven touchpads that can do handwriting recognition and drawings and paintings at 600dpi resolutions and 64-bit color depths, when a mathematician might routinely do group theory on truly immense groups integrated with dynamical theory (e.g. string theory) on truly immense spaces on a 4 GB video space with voice control and interactive 3d projective visualization, when one WRITES the program that links to X, to 3DVR, to voice recognition, to group theory, to number theory, to linear algebra and vector analysis and ode solution in large dimensions as something that is only a few lines long (as it is all built into, say, mathematica) where mathematica uses somewhat more lines to invoke each of these, and each of these uses still more lines to invoke still lower subsystems, all the way down the hierarchy to the microcode that picks up a signal from pixel FFE0A719 or preprocesses the audio signal across the following 100 usec interval and "doing the right immensely complex thing" purely automatically -- is THAT program guaranteed not to be bigger than 2^32 bytes in size? (Top that for a rhetorical sentence, Peter:-) I think not. Right NOW I don't think we're there, but it is simply not correct to state that humans won't get there because there is some sort of "complexity barrier" that Humans are Not Meant to Cross. Humans cope with complexity in all aspects of semantic discourse by algebraic encapsulation and hierarchical organization that PREVENTS the human brain's "immediate" capacity to deal with complexity from being overwhelmed and at the same time work is partitioned so different people can contribute different parts to an amazingly complex system. Which even draws the whole thing back to clusters. Clusters have always been a way of accomplishing just such a partitioning. When one counts the size of "a single task" does one multiply by N when running it on an N-node cluster? Obviously the memory addressing is independently segmented at the hardware level and may well be segmented in the program as well, but there is little doubt that if one is running code on a 32K node cluster the "program" being run can occupy MB per node. Deep Blue therefore has run "programs" that long ago exceeded the 32 bit threshold IF you unravel them and tried to run them as serial tasks. Clustering is all about hierarchical problem decomposition into coupled subtasks. On a more mundane scale, when I invoke google from my laptop, is the code image (in terms of complexity) limited to the code that parses my keystrokes into my browser, or does it extend down through X to the network and kernel etc? Does it extend OVER the network to the massive cluster on the far side and the immense code base and data base there? Does it extend via google's webcrawlers over the entire Internet and all of the code running on all of the webservers that are invoked, hashed, indexed, filed, and hypperrapidly retrieved? The interesting thing as Peter notes, isn't the idea that when I compile a dynamically linked hello world program it is unlikely to produce a runtime image bigger than a certain size. It is just how VAST the REAL "runtime image" is associated with hierarchical extension of all the subprograms invoked to accomplish a little thing like asking google to look up "Isaac Asimov" to discover how many books he DID write in real time while writing yet another essay on the extreme (linux) limits of computing on a system that is very definitely chewing gum and talking at the same time as it runs its 150 odd tasks with operational PIDs, juggles any number of devices and interrupts and complex subsystems, constantly rearranges memory and rewrites the disks to de-fragment files and optimize access times, maintains umpty tables, all MIRACULOUSLY complex but so beautifully organized that the illusion of simplicity and bug-free functionality is preserved to where "anyone" can use it, even people who have no idea HOW it does all that it does. And yeah, humans wrote all of this. Wonder of the world. Right up there with putting a man on the moon, far far beyond just building great pyramids or the golden gate bridge. Quite possibly (eventually) MORE complex than the human genome itself, in purely information-theoretic terms (and yes, to hold this discussion quantitatively we need to be invoking Shannon when we talk about hierarchical encapsulation as an "encoding" and information compression mechanism -- invoking "Moby Dick" isn't nine characters long -- that is just algebraic shorthand for something several MB long that contains cultural referents and words that further encapsulate realities the baseline description of which are very large indeed. > As Spock said in the "everyone is Evil parallel-universe" episode, "I have > friends, and some of them are LOGICIANS". > > Incidentally, I had been, before this thread, sceptical about 64 bit myself. > The killer app for me was RGB's reminder that it is good to fit an integer > in a register. I astonished myself that my computer-brain had always > interpreted 64-bit as the addressable space, subsuming my numerology-brain > which could care less. So thanks for kicking me out of that prejudice. Also, > my mind is a bit expanded now about what all the register might like to > consider as in it's addressable range; and that's certainly more than 32 > bit, altho in that sense 64 still seems kinda profligate to me. It is. It is really just 48 bits (basically order of 100 terabytes, IIRC) currently, with transparent scalability up to 64 if and when somebody comes up with terabyte DIMMs -- maybe in another decade, if history is any guide. Now is 48 bits profligate? Sure. For now. But who wants to do "just" 34 bit or 40 bit addressing and then have to bump it out by a few more bits every 2-3 years? 48 will hold us for maybe a decade. I personally look forward to the day where one can hold the library of congress (as straight text data) in operational memory of my then-laptop and have several times that much memory to spare, along with the massive hash tables and AI/VR/VR programs that extend the UI to a subcutaneous embedded chip so that instead of typing I just think the text and it happens, with the computer automagically fixing my tpyos and grammars' mistake, with the computer looking up all references and crosslinking them without being told so that every document I create is a hypertext document, and so on. Especially if that "laptop" is actually just one function of my pen-sized PDD I keep in my pocket that runs on solar power and hooks into the 10 Gbps wireless Internet. This is a good link for people who want more real world details about e.g. Opteron architecture: http://chip-architect.com/news/2003_09_21_Detailed_Architecture_of_AMDs_64bit_Core.html Although Google from your browser, by invoking an immensely complex "program" that extends literally over the entire world, can doubtless find you ten thousand more references, some of them better. rgb -- Robert G. Brown http://www.phy.duke.edu/~rgb/ Duke University Dept. of Physics, Box 90305 Durham, N.C. 27708-0305 Phone: 1-919-660-2567 Fax: 919-660-2525 email:rgb at phy.duke.edu


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I'm having an ongoing debate with a number of folks on whether Microsoft should have ever made the Xbox. I'm arguing against it, and the best argument so far for the Xbox can be found here where there are links to all of the posts so far. What started all of this hullabaloo was a snarky comment I made on Twitter after seeing a chart that showcased that the vast majority of Microsoft's profit came from Windows and that the Xbox wasn't contributing much at all to the bottom line. That comment was something to the effect of "Does anyone want to debate Microsoft's Xbox now?" And evidently a bunch did. Now realize that this is in hindsight and we are doing this for fun, so neither side is using any language that would embarrass our mothers. Still, I feel it's a debate worth having.
Arguments for the Xbox 360
PRJ, who posted the latest position, argues seven points in favor of why the venture makes sense. I'll cover each briefly here, but it generally is best to bring up his site and see his original words.
His first point is that PC gaming isn't going anyplace. MMOs own the space and there really hasn't been an innovative game for the PC for some time. Even when a game does come out it is buggy and needs significant patching.
His second point, which dovetails to the first, is that the Xbox 360 is Microsoft's only stable platform. It is too easy for everyone from manufacturers to users to screw up the PC and destroy the gaming experience.
The third point made is that by owning the hardware, Microsoft can assure quality for both the hardware and the game. This guarantees that the game experience is top-notch, and that the system also works for products like the Zune and Windows Extender.
The fourth point presented here is that Microsoft is driving the Xbox 360 into the home as the core product, not Windows or the PC. It is more likely to be in your media cabinet and it does more media functions.
His next and fifth point is that, with the Xbox platform, Microsoft has executed better customer support and satisfaction than it has with Windows. The company has had problems, but addressed them more quickly and effectively then with its Windows line of products.
As for the sixth point, he says that it's a great platform for developers and much better than the painful PS3 platform or the limited Wii. Investment is minimal and the Xbox Marketplace is effective and successful at moving indie titles.
The seventh point presented is that profit isn't important, with popularity and market share more crucial. The Xbox 360 sold nearly 5 million units in 2009 and eclipsed the PS3. With Project Natal, it stands poised to dominate gaming with the possible exception of the Wii, which is really a different kind of gaming system with less interesting games for heavy game players.
In short, Microsoft stands alone when it comes to providing amazing games like Halo 3 and seamless, solid experiences.
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That's what we're here for!But, i've got a few questions for about it, if you don't mind me asking.
Practical Qabalah is the use of Qabalah for, well, practical purposes. Knowing that Love and Light equal the same thing in Hebrew opens up many meditative doorways, but it doesn't pay the light bill. But if I make a talisman to attract money or summon a spirit to help out, that's another story. Any time you are doing something for practical purposes, it's Practical Qabalah.1) What's the Practical Kabbalah?, i've heard this mentioned in a lot of places, but i don't know what it involves.
Yes. They are actual realms that you can go to if you want, but they are also states of mind. If I were to go to Midgard, our sister world, there will be good and evil, ugliness and beauty, all the variation of this world. But if I would jump up two steps along the Middle Pillar to get to Beauty, there can only be Beauty. Ugliness cannot exist there. They are more "pure" states, unlike the 9 worlds which contain all the complexity of ours. Comparing systems is always tricky, but it might be useful to think of the World Tree as sitting in Malkuth at the bottom of the Tree of Life.2) I'm having a bit of trouble understanding the cosmology, are the levels on the tree of life, actual planes that exist (e.g. like the on the Norse tree, there are 9 realms, where different supernatural beings live, etc), or are they more 'states of mind', etc.
I'm probably just confusing things though so you really should read Regardie. Or go talk to a Rabbi.
Well, my gut instinct is that it is inappropriate to take Athene, for example (as Regardie does), and map Her onto the Tree of Life. She doesn't live in Binah. She lives on Olympus. It's like trying to find New York on a map of Asia. But yes, each sphere is often attributed angels, archangels, more angels, creatures, gods, and all sorts of fun goodies. Yahweh I see as more of a tribal war god and thus has a home a bit lower on the Tree of Life, while Kether is something so fantastic that we, as mortals, can never even hope to comprehend it.3) Also, where do gods and spirits, other supernatural beings fit into it, i know Judaism is monotheistic, now anyway, but is it possible to believe in gods as existing individuals and also part of the tree in some way (i don't mean subserviant to Yahweh, but i think the Kabbalah tree is supposed to be a spiritual map of different levels of existence).


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Teacher resources and professional development across the curriculum
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Introducing the Envisionment-Building Classroom
2. Building a Literary Community
3. Asking Questions
4. Facilitating Discussion
5. Seminar Discussion
6. Dramatic Tableaux
7. Readers as Individuals
8. The Teachers Role in a Literary Community
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1128 Tánaiste and Minister for Education Mary Coughlan said Fianna Fáil would make continuing professional development compulsory for teachers.
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0827 'Strategic Investment Bank is one way to get people back to work', Gilmore. Promises to make changes to Universal Social Charge for those worst hit.
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0823 'Fine Gael proposals would hit families badly', Eamon Gilmore tells Aine Lawlor.
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Hello Everybody -I'm a newbie and have a question regarding my 1968 Rally Sport Z/28. I recently towed the car from my parents home, where it has been stored since 1981, to mine as they are about to do some major remodeling. I decided to check the "numbers". Two parts seem suspicious: the distributor and the water pump. The distributor is stamped 1111266 with a date code of 7A25 and the water pump is cast with the number 3838175 with a date code of D 13 7. According to the book "Chevrolet by the Numbers 1965-69" this distributor was only used in the 1967 model year and the water pump number is not even listed. My car has a build date of 02C from Los Angeles (born and been in California to date). So, the question is do I need to start looking for the correct parts or is it possible these are the factory parts? I've heard that sometimes GM would use parts they had a surplus of on the assembly line (especially in Los Angeles where they did not build as many Z/28s), or are these parts too old? Thanks in advance!Paul
Paul,I'm not sure if it has much value since it's a 1967 (or even a 1977) date, but you never know. Heck, put it up on ebay for a buck and see if you get any nibbles.Ed


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