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fditorial Offices Night — PR - 4776 RI - 4111 Sta. 227 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TROJAN World Wide News Service Volume XXIX Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, September 29, 1937 Number 9 Ch inese Attack Flagship Idzumo Torpedoed by Suicide Destroyer During Bombardment TOKYO, Wednesday. Sept. 29— <U.R> — Japan today indignantly charged the League of Nations with "irresponsible" conduct because of the leagrue assembly's censure of Japanese aerial bombings of Chinese civilian areas. Copyright, 1937, by Unittd P. tss. SHANGHAI. Wednesday, Sept. 29 —(L'.P)—Chinese today again made a i desperate attempt to torpedo the 'Japanese flagship Idzumo and the whoie international settlement was jarred by a powerful explosive near the Japanese cruiser. A spokesman for Admiral Kiyoshi Hasegawa, commander of the Japanese third battle fleet, said the Idzumo was not damaged. It was believed the torpedo was fired from a British-built "suicide destroyer" similar to that which Ithe Chinese used in another attack |on the Idzumo a month ago. The torpedo exploded near the cruiser Augusta, flagship of Admiral H. E. Yarnell of the U. S. Asiatic fleet. Force of the explosion broke window*; in the Anglo-American area and knocked down sandbag barricades. The attack came during an ear-pplitting'bombardment of the Chinese lines by Japanese land batteries and warships. Foreign military observers believed today that Japan has completed plane for her long-delayed major offensive on the Shanghai front and that it will be launched within 72 hours. FORECASTER In order to save itself from Bolshevism, the Europe of tomorrow will turn Fascist claimed Benito Mussolini as he told his people of Nazi-Fascist peace plans yesterday. Elections To Be Held Graduate Students Will Choose Leaders, Dean Hunt Announces Associated graduate students of U.S.C. will pick a staff of four officers at a meeting in 206 Administration building at 12:15 p.m. Tues-Ambassador Flys Home; day, October 5, Dr. Rockwell Dennis Hunt, dean of the Graduate School, Discusses War NANKING. Wednesday Sept. 29— 0\F>—Soviet Ambassador Dimitri V. Bcpomolov was flying to Moscow in a specially chartered airplane today announced today. Graduates aspiring for the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, and treasurer must file their qualifications in the graduate of- Fascisms Spread Predicted Rome-Berlin Accord Declared Best Move For Peace BERLIN, Sept. 28—Premier Benito Mussolini of Italy, joining Fuehrer Adolf Hitler in assurances of Nazi-Fascist desires for peace, told a rain-drenched throng tonight that "the Europe of tomorrow" will turn to Fascism to save itself from Bolshevism. The two dictators said their Rome-Berlin axis, whose policies of militarized security have contributed to the greatest armament race in history, represented the storng-est assurance of peace in Europe today. LOGIC TO CAUSE CHANGE "The Europe of tomorrow," said II Duce, "will be Fascist because of the logic of events, not becarse of propaganda. I do not know when Europe will awaken. . . . Secret but well-armed forces are engaged in turning a civil war into a world war." The one-time Austrian paper-hanger and the son of an Italian blacksmith, now rulers of 115,000,000 people, appeared together on the stage of Berlin's Olympic stadium in a demonstration climaxing Mussolini's triumphal visit to Hitler. PROMISES PEACE Mussolini, with brandished fist, shouted: "The Nazis and the Fascists want peace and are determined always to work together for peace. . . .If we are asked whether the result of this visit will be peace or war. I and Der Fuehrer can answer in loud vfiice—peace! peace! peace!" Hitler, above a burst of heHs, added: "This is no mere meeting, but a manifestation whose aim is to assure peace, peace for nations which are proud of . .. activity and determination." Mussolini's speech was the more ROOSEVELT EXPECTS TO BALANCE BUDGET BY JULY, 1938 WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. ENROUTE TO SEATTLE. Sept. 28—(U.P.)—President Roosevelt said today that he expected a balanced budget by the next fiscal year, which begins Juiy 1, 1938. He mr.de this remark, almost casually, in an address be- -+ fore he pressed a button which started first production of power Grid Rally Planned Jimmy Phelan, Jones Will Speak In Assembly Friday Washington versus Southern California will be the theme of the i second rally of the year which is , scheduled Friday at 9:55 a.m. in Bovard auditorium. Plans made by Coalson Morris, j rally chairman, and Bob Myers, yell king, call for short talks from both of the rival coaches. Howard Jones and Jimmy Phelan. The Huskies are expected to arrive in Los Angeles on Thursday so that Phelan can be contacted in sufficient time to make the rally date. The captains of both squads may also be presented. Negotiations are now under way Music Hour To Present Beethoven Alderman Will Direct Second Concert Of Weekly Series Received with interest and appreciation on the part of students from auxiliary equipment of the j and faculty alike, the Listening still incomplete $51,000,000 Bonne- Hour programs in Bovard auditor -ville dam project on the Columbia j *um promise to bccome an import-river in Orego.n ant part of the cultural life on CHEAP ELECTRICITY ! campus. The second of the weekly Baxter Poetry Series Begins -* Economist Sandburg Speaks Today Works To Be Read Looking into the future with 10,- | concerts is scheduled to begin 000 persons gathered in a natural PlcmPtly at 3.30 tomorrow afteramphitheatre of jagged hills, the noon- president proposed vision of the Miss Pauline Alderman, professor Wilford White To Address Commerce Students in Assembly How does planned economy affect Reading from the works of fh* contemporary American poet Cfirl Sandburg. Dr. Frank Baxter. U.S.C. country into TVA-like authorities of music and director of the pro- present business conditions? What Engllsh professor, opens his 1937- for development of cheap electricity gram, hopes that a large number of and other natural resources. He students may take advantage of saw a nation of thriving cities, moderate in size, turning their industrial machinery on power derived from such achievements as Bonneville. He declared the long range federal local planning program would this opportunity to hear the outstanding compositions in the field of classical and modem music. Because of the interest shown in the Listening Hour series las;; year, a new Scott radio phonograph is available for improved transmission is this conflict between property right and individual right? Upon these questions. Dr. Wilford L. White, business authority from the department of commerce, 1938 series of poetry readings at assembly period this morning in Bovard auditorium. The semi-monthly series, which was instituted by Dr. Baxter tast year, tend to decentralize big industrial of Lhe recorded ^nceris. will this semester include se-Washington, D. C., will discuss lections from the poptry of w B presen*. da> business conditions yeats, Alfred Noyes, Emily Dickm- when he addresses the students of cities by the "widest use" of the low cost current in rural sections. son, Stephen Vinccnt Benet, and POLICY CONTINUED | the College of Commerce today at I others yet t0 ^ chosen ^ poems Repeating the policy followed last a m- *n the Touchstone In this respect he outlined the bill week the Listening Horn- tomorrow j Theatre. introduced before the last session will feature compositions of musi- Changing his topic from "Present of congress by Senator George W. cians selected to represent the Day Trends in Marketing-' to Dr. Baxter is planning to give hi* Norris of Nebraska, which would, eighteenth nineteenth, and twen- "Trends in Economic Thinking." hall-hour readings on the first and of one writer are featured at each | reading. to procure one of three major or- , split the nation along geographical tieth centUries. Handel, a German Dr. White has planned not to re- third Wednesdays of each month. gagement at the Palomar. Kay played in the - Catalina casino during the latter part of the summer. The program will be opened with strict his talk on one field, market- The readings are intended solely ing, in which he is recognized by for the pleasure of those who enjoy business critics as the country's, listening to poetry, Dr. Baxter leading authority. In addition to stated. All members of the univer-the discussion on planned econ- Eity community are invited to atomy, property, and individual rights, itend the series and there is no chestras. The bands of Hal Kemp, lines into "seven or eight" regions | composer who won acclaim in Eng-Ted Fio Rito, and Herbie Kay are | for development of power, naviga- ]and uncjer the reign of George I, now being considered. Kemp is now j tion, irrigation, and flood control wrote a series of light tunes which playing at the Cocoanut Grove dam's. I became kn0Wn as "Water Music" while Fio Rito played a recent en-* PLANS DESCRIBED because of the circumstances in By decentralizing, as I have pro- whiCh jt was first played. The reposed, the chief executive, the var- I corc}ing 0f this music which may be, Dr. White will also reveal the latest j charge. ,hea? "tt was made tj™:business cycus in the variou3 sec_ ^ ca^g. m..«m* the organist playing Trojan songs, get from each region a carefully und,r "he direction o" Sir HamUton "0nS 01 coun''ry' Sandburg worked during his boy- Throughout the rally the students ! worked out plan each year—a plan Harty At the faculty luncheon in coun- hood at varied jobs in unskilled be led In songs and yells by based on future needs, a plan , j cil room. Student Union, at 12:15 labor. He served in the Spanish Beethovens Seventh sympnony, pm he wjjj Speak before instruct- American war in 1898. In 1914 hc as interpreted by the New York Qrs Qf the Co|]ege of commerce on joined the staff of the Chicago Philharmonic orchestra led by Ar- ..What-S Going on in Washington." Daily News, and in that year nis the to discuss "urgent diplomatic mat- fice- 106 Administration, not later stirring and forthright of the two terc" with his government. Reports were widely circulated that China has offered Russia widespread concessions in return for Soviet military assistance in her war wiin Japan. The ambassador left the airport t Wuhu, 50 miles southwest of this capital, shortly before it was bombed by Japanese planes which raid-Ccntinued on Page Four arsity Club ance Set or October 9 nnouncement that the Varsity |b's second annual all-university pee will be he'd Saturday even-October 9. was made yesterday Owen Hansen, president of the iamzation. ihe affair will take place fol-.ng the U.S.C.-Ohio State foot-game at the coliseum, and bids be priced at $1.75 this year, (sen stated. ns for the dance are under (direction of Morris Smith, V«r-club member, who predicts an larger attendance at this party than at the affair was held last year at the del Arroyo hotel in Pasa- than 5 p.m. tomorrow. Appointed by Frank H. Sparks, president last year, as a nominat- I ing committee. Chairman /riel | Ballif A.B.. Brigham Young; £mil Sady, A.B., U.S.C.; Margaret Laton,1 A.B., U.C.L.A.; Florence Byren*, A.B., U.C.L.A.; and Robert Utter, A.B.. Williamette, are scheduled to j report at the October 5th session. A preliminary, organization meeting of the Associated Graduate Students was held yesterday, called to order by Dr. Hunt and presided over by Sparks, who chose his nominating body. Graduate students were told their memberships were desired to further cooperativeness and friendship among their numbers. Stretching toward this goal are lectures by noted persons, semi-monthly luncheons. and other social events, all sponsored by the Associated Graduate Students organization. for foreign diplomats in the crowd, II Duce, speaking rapidly in German, began w'ith an assertion that the Rome-Berlin axis was not directed against any other nation. "The Nazis and the Fascists want peace and are determined to always work together for peace, real fruitful peace." CAMPUS CLUBS MUST OBTAIN DATE APPROVAL will Bob Myers and his assistants Cooley and Ed Davis. Myers also announced that women with white middies and pom poms will be admitted to the rooting section for Saturday's game. "The success of the new plan in the Pacific games assures the women of a place in the rooting section in the rest of the garnet this season," Myers said. which will seek primarily to help all the people in the region without unduly favoring any one locality or discriminating against any other." Later, in an address at Timber-line lodge, built by the WPA on Mt. Hood, he spoke of the constant- turo Toscanini, will represent uie Washingtonian will disclose poem "Chicago," with a group o' music of the nineteenth century. thg efforts which the United States his other poems won a prize offered Caroline Everington, vice-presi-dent of associated students, today made a plea to all social organiza- Mario Chamlee, Ex-Trojan, Will Sing at Came Returning to the gridiron in an entirely different role, Mario Chamlee, noted Metropolitan Opera company tenor, and former U.S.C. student and varsity football player, will sing at halftime of the University of Washington game in the coliseum. Saturday, October 2..... Accompanied by the Trojan band, This composition which is consider- g0vernment has made in business by a poetry magazine, ed by many to be the best of . ....f vpars 1 last semester who urge that all m the recent y Published works include "Chi- Beethoven's works was written to All students in the College oi cago Poems, published in 1916, ly increasing opportunity for use if celebrate tne victory at Waterloo Commerce classes will be excused to "Comhuskers," 1918; "Smoke and the national forests as recreational | ! attend the assembly, Dean Reid L. Steel," 1920; "Slabs of the Sun- centers. BEETHOVEN INCLUDED McClung announced yesterday, burnt West," 1922; "Rootabaga FUTURE AMERICA "The Afternoon of a Faun" by commerce students taking courses Stories," 1922; and "Rootabago Pig- But at Bonneville the president Debussy has been chosen by Miss in other departments at the as- eons," 1923. "The People, Yes," a revealed in broad outline his vision Alderman as typical of the mod- sembly time, however, must remain recently published work was written of a future America, in which, he ern mUsic, and will form the third in class, unless they are excused by after a tour of the United States. said, his ' conception of liberty does part of the program. Leopold Sto- their instructors, he said. !____ not permit an individual citizen or kowski directs the Philharmonic j____________| group of citizens to commit acts of symphony orchestra for this depredation against nature in such a way as to harm their neighbors, and especially to harm the future generations of Americans." Activity Book Scenario Writer Talks To Morkovins Class cording. Students and faculty are asiced not to enter Bovard auditorium £ ■ q • during the playing of the selections. j3I0S KlS© The program will begin at 3:30 p. m. and the audience is requested to be on time. Frosh Debating Positions Still Open Russian Airmen May Be Alive Motion picture writing as a voca- I Chamlee will sing from the center tion will be the topic used by Miss tions on campus to send their lead- of the fi^ld. Although no selection Helen Meinardi of RKO studios ers to her office, 201 Student Un- has been announced, it will prob- when she addresses Dr. Boris Mork- j ion, to file tentative dates for any ably be "All Hail." | ovin's class in cinematography at social functions they plan to spon- j While at U.S.C., Chamlee was a 10:25 tomorrow morning in 220 Old sor, in order that a master calen- member of the Glee club and College. "On to Berkeley." is the cry dar can be made out this week. gained the distinction of being one ! Miss Meinardi comes to the uni- which again hit the Trojan campus Much disappointment can be of the few School of Music students versity as the guest of Dr. George yesterday as the Southern Pacific ESPEE OFFERS SPECIAL TRAIN FOR CAME Despite an early week lull in I ASUSC activity book sales, Gard-1 Calling attention to the fact that iner Pollich, president of the asso- applications will not be accepted ciated students, announced yester- after the annual debate smoker, day that he is still confident that Coach Homer Bell announced last the goal of 3.000 will be reached by night that positions are stiH open the time of the close of the drive! for freshmen desiring to take parr on Friday. Sales this year have already surpassed last year's record of 2,600 and now near the 2.800 mark. Most of the fraternities and sor on the squad this year. Twelve students have spread-signed in, with many more expected before the end of the week. Not only are applications being accept - SALT LAKE CITY. Sept. 28—(U.P) —Sir Hubert Wilkins said today, "there is a good chance the six Russian airmen, lost in the Arctic wastes, might still be alive." I "The time for flying boats in the place and orchestra chosen north has expired," Wilkins said, le dance will be announced j "I am going to San Francisco and his week, and bids will go on Los Angeles to arrange to get skis n the bookstore Monday, j for a searching plane." said. avoided if, instead of engaging the orchestra and the ballroom for a special date, a representative of the organization would first come to the office of Miss Everington. and consult with her about which are closed nights. The confusion of having several organizatoins make plans for the same night is thus avoided, said Miss Everington. ever to play on a Trojan football team. In addition to Chamlee's selection, the Trojan band, under the direction of P. C. Conn. will present several numbers and stunts between the halves. Curti of the department of inter- railroad took over one of the cash national relations. She is the ier's windows in the Student Union, author of the original screen story Reservations for the trip on special for the recent picture, "I Met Him trains to the California game can in Paris, is working on orities are seeking to have all of ed for positions on the squad itself, their members buy books, and many but for the position of manager as are reported to be nearing 100 per well. cent. "Those desirous of securing the Pollich expressed confidence in At the present time she now be secured from J. E. Richard- : the chairman of the drive, Henry another scenario, son. ! Flynn, and stated that a rush for ' ' and "Hubert's Follies," for RKO. position of manager should not contemplate taking an active in debating. as the two positions will frequently conflict,'- Bell said. Tryouts are scheduled to take Stray Creeks Organize Today om the Office the > esident day. October 4. 1937. has designated by the board of as Founders' day. In bf the fact that this year nation is celebrating the anniversary of the Con-atutional convention, we shall ve a dual purpose at our unders' day celebration. At the assembly Monday. 10:45 .m., we shall pay our tribute co the founders of our university, nd be privileged to hear Dr. William B. Munro who will ad-us on the subject of our constitution. The foUowing schedule will overn morning classes: :W-8:45 0-9:35 *-10:40 -11:30, Ass«nW» -K:20 B. VON MLEINSMID President The famed Arctic explorer covered thousands of miles of the Arctic male students who have I searching for the six Russian flyers transferred from universities who disappeared on a trans-polar where they were members of a fra-i hop from Russia to the United REJUVENATED WAMPUS TO APPEAR TODAY AT 10 O CLOCK The special trains which have tickets is expected tomorrow been chartered by the associated | Friday because of the important students will leave the Southern gridiron tilt with the University of place right after the smoker some-Pacific station at 9:15 p.m. on Fri- Washington. The activity books time next month, when the team day October 22, arriving at the contain tickets or reservations for will be selected. Oakland pier at about 11 oclock all of the Trojan athletic contests, Saturday morning. Special electric | digs, and other student body ac-trains will then take the rooters to tivities. They also provide a free the Berkeley campus. The Trojan j subscription to El Rodeo, specials will leave San Francisco sells for $10. The book ternity not located on this campus j Stales August 13. If the Soviet orders continuation of the hunt. Sir Hubert said he would be ready with a specially equipped plane. He left here aboard a United Air I liner for San Francisco. Wampus Editor Ev Vilander's "Dream Child" will reach the streets of Troy this morning during assembly period, will cost $9.00, and the price in are ^""STfST we^ when the assertedly rejuvenated monthly humor magazine standard is ^- Berths and luncheon of the Stray Greeks in the will be sold to a waiting student public by campus sorority compartments wiil be sold t men's grill of the Student Union girls along University avenue.*f°rd, and Bud Colegrove win ap- nn / Vilander's ace-in-tne-noie, ac- today at 12:25 p.m. Plans will be made at today's cording to these who have been meeting for group attendance at close to the Wampus office during the football games awell as the the past month, will be his cover Registrar Asks Removal Of Grade Deficiencies AiTangements for making up any j Iw or "ie" deficiency should be , . . " made immediately at the office Qf! if1 the registrar. Theron Clark, the registrar, urges that this be done in order that a high scholastic average may be retained. If these incompletes" are not removed within the designated time, a grade of "F" will be course. Big Ten dance the evening of the U.S.C.-Ohio State gam.'. Officers for this semester will be elected, and a sports program will be outlined at the meeting. The luncheon meeting was called j by Bob Shannon and Roy Michaels, members of the organization who urge that all Stray Greeks who are acquainted with prospective members invite i them to the meeting. page. The cover of this month's Wampus will present a picture of the typical Trojan student—ambi- All Wampus sales girls are to meet in the Wampus office, 420 Student Union building, at 9:55 a.m., in order to receive instructions and magazines. Members of the t^am wUl have an opportunity to debate with other universities and junior college according to plans made for the coming year. At the end of the debate seasor a tournament wiH take place in the freshman class in order to find the most outstanding debater. Th« winner is awarded a silver loving cup donated by Neal Ames. I worth rm tourist cars selling College of Commerce student body, i Coach Bell can be found in tht pear in the book, tlong with con- upper berth on tourisn - announced yesterday that the an-' debate office during assembly per- about 2 a.m. Sunday morning and arrive in Los Angeles at 3 p.m. The round-trip in tourist cars Commerce Dance Date Changed to October 15 Sterling Smith, president of the tributions from various oth3r writ- for $2.40. ers cn tho U.S C. csmpus. nual commerce dance, originally scheduled in the freshman bible for October 8, has been changed to October 15. Decided by the newly-founded legislative council of the College of Commerce, the change will give the council more time to make plans for the dance and is made pur- given for the Complete registration is also requested by the registrar of all the students within seven days Test Flight for Army Bombers Planned WASHINGTON. D. C., Sept. 28— <U.P>—War department plans for a from long distance flight, possibly to the date of tuition payment. If this Hawaii or Alaska, as a test for the stipulation i« not fulfiUed. an extra new Boeing flying fortress bombers charge will be made against the being built in Seattle were pevea4- souctent. ed todajf. tious, loyal, and courageous, Vilander said yesterday. Also more or iess a secre* is the nature of the publication's featured articles, of which there are thirteen, according to the editor. "Never before has the Wampus contained so much material." Vilander stated last night. "As I have said for some time, variety will b:5 the keynote of this year's Wampvs," he continued. Articles py F. K. Wright, Mort Brigadier, Sidney Wise, Bob Oraw- This year's Wampus staff !s larg-1 # , er than other years, according to j $|00pinQ Beaiity Vilander. Enough contributions j r 9 have been accepted during the last Tal/gn bv Death two weeks to fill a number of edi- J • tions, he said. j CHICAGO, Sept. 28—(U.P>—Beau- "Dozens of beautiful sorority girls i tiful Patricia Maguire died at Preswill vend Wampuses for me," the j byterian hospital tonight 5 years, , pocely ^cause the council wishes to doughty executive continued. "I ex- 7 months and 14 days after . wi"hhQld ^he announcement of the pect people to buy my magazine, falling into a deep, unending slum-not only for what splendid material i ber which physicians diagnosed as ! is incorporated in it, but merely for ! encephalitis lethargia. i the pleasure of delighting these j But it was bronchial pneumonia, not the encephalitis — or sleeping sickness as the laymen knew it— . , that brought death to the famous I O jtage bmoker Oak Park "sleeping beauty." , A smoker an(j general get-to- gems of sales- pulchritudinous women." Carefully balancing a typewriter on the end of his nose, Vilander said: type of dance, Smith said. Aeneas Hall Residents iod on Thursday and Friday of this week. Harold Weeks, varsity manager, will also be there to accept applications. Astronomy Students Will Co to Planetariuwi The first of a series ot special monthly lectures will be made tonight by Dr. Clarence H. Clemkv-shaw at 8 o'clock when the astronomy class makes its initial laboratory trip for the semester to th» Griffith park planetarium. At 8:30 pm., students will attend the September planetarium ! m. while her weeping mother and "And dont forget. Im not to be g^ter and other relatives stood at reported as eccentric this year, as have other Wampus editors. I'm as sane as you are." And removing shoes and socks, he skipped down the Student Union hallway. She died in her sleep at 8:35 p. getjjer ^ scheduled at Aeneas hall lecture on "Comets and Meteors." tonight at 7 o'clock, announced ; Dr. Cleminshaw, associate director Larry Slinn, president. ; of the planetarium, will also give . this talk. The smoker is to introduce the, first year men to each other and The purpose of the eany lecture to the upper classmen. Amateur movies will be shown and refreshments her bedside. "She slept peacefully away," Dr. Raymond Cochrane said. "She was in a coma from 4 o'clock this afternoon. A smile was on her lipe as she passed away." is to acquaint students with 'he mechanism of the projector and t» examine various exhibit#.
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fditorial Offices
Night — PR - 4776
RI - 4111 Sta. 227
World Wide News Service
Volume XXIX
Los Angeles, California, Wednesday, September 29, 1937
Number 9
Ch inese
Idzumo Torpedoed by Suicide Destroyer During Bombardment
TOKYO, Wednesday. Sept. 29—
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Scientists are getting closer to finding the killer app in treating hepatitis C, but it may be too soon to pick a winner.
The drug combo of daclatasvir from BMS and Gilead's GS-7977 reached a 100% sustained virologic response (SVR), or cure rate, at week four in one common subgroup, genotype 1 patients who have not been previously treated with interferon—an injectable associated with flu-like side effects.
The 100% cure rate held even when ribavirin, another traditional mainstay of treatment, was left out of the mix, bettering a roughly 90% SVR rate seen for an Abbott triple therapy in a trial a few weeks ago.
"It obviously doesn't get any better than this," cheered ISI analyst Mark Schoenebaum in a quick note to investors this morning after BMS and Gilead announced their results. Data from the Phase II combo trial are "best case," he added, in that only 2% of respondents to an informal survey he fielded earlier this month said they expected the 100% SVR rate.
The findings accelerated momentum in an already fast-moving category, in which drugmakers are swooping up assets to pad HCV pipelines and experimenting with a variety of regimens and combinations. Last November Gilead agreed to pay almost $11 billion for biotech firm Pharmasset's GS-7977, and BMS in January said it was buying Inhibitex for about $2.5 billion and getting access to that firm's potential HCV drug, INX-189.
The direct-acting antivirals (DAAs) from BMS, Gilead and Abbott are showing the best efficacy and tolerability to date.
Not that there haven't been speed bumps along the way. In February, Gilead's '7977 had come under assault when data showed that six out of six subjects treated with the pipeline drug, who were prior null responders to other HCV therapy, had experienced a relapse of their disease.
Analysts had predicted that patients who are naïve to therapy would be easier to treat with a non-interferon regimen than null responders, and the Gilead/BMS data furthered this notion. Several analysts now believe daclatasvir, an NS5a inhibitor, and '7977, a nucleotide analog (or "Nuc" as the class is called), may form the best treatment "backbone" option across all genotypes.
"It appears that the 'killer app' in HCV is probably an NS5A plus a nuc without ribavirin," Schoenebaum declared.
The newer protease inhibitors—Vertex's Incivek and Merck's Victrelis, both launched in 2011—look like they will be vulnerable to the all-oral regimens, but not for a few years.
"These results obviously reinforce the expectation that DAA-only (IFN and RBV-sparing) regimens will likely quickly supplant current HCV treatments when they become available in the 2015/2016 timeframe," wrote Deutsche Bank's Barbara Ryan in a note today.
In a Thursday dispatch to investors, Credit Suisse's Catherine Arnold said the data also "takes a little shine off" Abbott's HCV program, "but we still view it as a competitive presence." The triple therapy combines the firm's protease inhibitor ABT-450 + non-nucleoside polymerase inhibitor ABT-333 + ribavirin.
While the Gilead/BMS combination sets the bar high for competitors, scientists are still debating where the best treatment synergy lies, and firms are awaiting more data before finalizing their commercial plans.
The Gilead/BMS combo "represents the most compelling all-oral, interferon-free data in the highly visible [HCV] marketplace," noted Arnold. "Despite this strong data," she added, "a partnership is unlikely in the near term as both companies wait for additional data sets related to their HCV assets to fully evaluate their options."
Ryan cautioned that other factors—side effects, dosing convenience and, of course, cost—"will be important considerations in determining market share. In our opinion, it is premature to conclude who the ultimate winners and losers will be in the 'new' HCV market on the basis of the data available to date." Ryan doesn't think any one or two players will dominate the field. Null and non-responders could also be a factor in determining long-term HCV dominance.
Results from a cocktail joining Gilead's '7977 and ribavirin also surprised, hitting an SVR rate of 88%—far better than the 50% the Street had expected, according to Schoenebaum. Abbott's all-oral triple combo may be another good backbone option, while daclatasvir so far looks like a solid add-on option—one that has pan-genotype efficacy and excellent tolerability—and BMS is exploring multiple pairing options (including with its own Nuc, INX-189).
Other Nucs in development include Vertex's ALS-2200 and ALS-2158, and biotech firm Idenix's IDX184, which can be combined with its NS5A inhibitor, IDX719.


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Works fine under Mint 11/64bit/G2 Wine 1.4.
Anybody got any ideas?
Not a problem, but I must admit I'm mystified how the openssl can cause the problem when Newsbin doesn't even use it.
SSL Connection Failed: 5 Error 0 Success.
workaround is to add to /etc/postfix/main.cf
smtpd_tls_exclude_ciphers = RC4-MD5
fixme:wininet:INET_QueryOption INTERNET_OPTION_CONNECTED_STATE: semi-stub
fixme:wininet:InternetAttemptConnect Stub
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fixme:wininet:InternetSetOptionW Option INTERNET_OPTION_SECURITY_FLAGS; STUB
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err:wininet:HTTP_ParseDate unexpected date format L"1339699522"
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fixme:ieframe:OleInPlaceObject_InPlaceDeactivate (0xb4de0)
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Seems there is a kernel bug with the LTS 12.04 release of Ubuntu. I was able to register and download via SSL by performing the following:
echo 0|sudo tee /proc/sys/kernel/yama/ptrace_scope
This solution was found at:
http://www.codeweavers.com/support/wiki ... ubuntu1204
# The PTRACE system is used for debugging. With it, a single user process
# can attach to any other dumpable process owned by the same user. In the
# case of malicious software, it is possible to use PTRACE to access
# credentials that exist in memory (re-using existing SSH connections,
# extracting GPG agent information, etc).
# A PTRACE scope of "0" is the more permissive mode. A scope of "1" limits
# PTRACE only to direct child processes (e.g. "gdb name-of-program" and
# "strace -f name-of-program" work, but gdb's "attach" and "strace -fp $PID"
# do not). The PTRACE scope is ignored when a user has CAP_SYS_PTRACE, so
# "sudo strace -fp $PID" will work as before. For more details see:
# https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SecurityTeam/Ro ... ing#ptrace
# For applications launching crash handlers that need PTRACE, exceptions can
# be registered by the debugee by declaring in the segfault handler
# specifically which process will be using PTRACE on the debugee:
# prctl(PR_SET_PTRACER, debugger_pid, 0, 0, 0);
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This is a pretty long and sordid tale...
I am frustrated. Immensely so. I'm in the process of creating a small, multi-player MUD-like game. I have done so before without much trouble. This game is being designed with a Flex-based, web-accessible client application which then makes a TCP socket connection to a server currently running on my PC. The client app runs wonderfully. The server is where I'm running into problems...
If I test everything locally, it runs swiftly and responsively. Once I connect to it from somewhere outside my LAN, things go downhill. Data sent to the server from the client is received server-side immediately. Anything sent from the server to the client takes an absolutely unacceptable period of time. Sometimes 5-60 seconds for a single packet, sometimes it never gets there at all. This problem is also (mostly) language-independent. The vexing thing is that the send() call returns non-error values, indicating X number of bytes were sent, but the client still never gets the info. It's almost as though it's hanging out in the socket's send buffer and never actually getting sent out, despite what the send() function is saying. I understand that sometimes things can hang out in this buffered state for awhile before being sent off, but this is completely unrealistic and unacceptable performance.
To simplify the troubleshooting, I built a simple echo server that immediately echoes the client's input back to them in C++ and in Python with the same problem. In both languages I've used the select() function to allow for asynchronous input handling.
I've also created a simple threaded server that uses a block socket to listen for connections, and spawns a new thread for each connection, each thread using a blocking socket to constantly poll for input and echo it back right away, no use of the select() function. Same problem.
So, I tried a pre-written C# socket server that simple echoes input back. It works perfectly.. data is sent out and received by the client immediately after the call is made to send it.
Bypassed the router, disabled the firewall, made sure all my drivers were up to date, etc., same issue.
If I compile and run the C++ server code on a friend's computer (we're both using Visual Studio 2008), it works perfectly.
Also, setting or clearing the TCP_NODELAY option to disable/enable Nagle's algorithm has no effect.
So, this problem is local to my PC, and I'm at a complete loss as to what could cause it. I'm wondering if anyone here has any suggestions as to where to go next before I pull all my hair out. I can't see it being a hardware issue, as any other network applications I have installed send and receive data without a problem.
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Tim Davis, Cornelia Rutgers Livingston, (2003)
Paradoxically, exhibiting artists that rage against the institution within the institution is both non-ironic and particularly vogue. Unlike the institutional critique of the late 1960s and 70s, which had the exceedingly explicit dynamic of the artist versus institution, those roles today have become less clearly defined. Consider Creative Time, the New York based public sculpture non-profit headed by Nato Thompson and Anne Pasternak, which has recently extended its brand to support the occupation of other institutions as an institution itself. Thompson and Pasternak called for the take-over of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's Lent Space last December in an open letter posted on occupyartnyc.org, signed also by art world professionals, listing their institutional affiliations beside their names. And how could one forget the sophomoric hullabaloo surrounding Take Artists Space last October, in which artist Georgia Sagri botched an occupation of the Soho nonprofit Artists Space, all the while admitting that powerful commercial galleries such as Gagosian would be a better target for their concerns, though less sympathetic to their efforts than non-profits. Sagri is now included in the upcoming Whitney Biennial. How an artist negotiates contextualization as fuck-it-all raucous, while cosmopolitan and strategic enough for institutional recognition remains to be seen.
Institutional critique dates back to the late 1960s and 1970s when both government and private support of American public institutions existed on a different plane than it does today. The NEA's annual budget peaked in 1992 at $176 million, and thanks to the "culture wars" of that period, is about half of that today considering inflation. Offering both historical and contemporary perspectives coming from the lineage of institutional critique is Spies in the House of Art, recently opened at the Metropolitan Museum. (The exhibition's press release erroneously states that the show begins with the dawn of artists working with the subject of the museum, which they locate in the 1980s, though that would likely make Belgian institutional critique pioneer Marcel Broodthaers roll in his grave. It also purports to study the "secret lives of museums," which sounds better as a movie tagline than a curatorial thesis.) Nevertheless, the juxtaposition of the more aggressive work of institutional critique greats such as Andrea Fraser with the less full-on work of younger artists such as the British filmmaking duo Nashashibi/Skaer illustrates how thoroughly conversations surrounding institutional critique have become neutralized, which is arguably due to the recent passing of art world power from museums to galleries acting as international chains such as the aforementioned Gagosian.
Thomas Struth, The Restorers at San Lorenzo Maggiore, Naples, (1988)
For her 1989 video "Museum Highlights: A Gallery Talk," Fraser dons the character of the upper-class museum docent Jane Castleton, who bears a striking semblance to Parker Posey's yuppie, catalog-shopping, Starbucks-loving character Meg Swan in "Best in Show." Castleton guides us around the Philadelphia Museum of Art with a running commentary on the obvious class differences of several works...


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The recently-published judicial public inquiry into the culture, practices and ethics of the British press, chaired by Lord Justice Leveson (Sir Brian Henry Leveson), is available here.
From the concluding page (paragraph 146) of the Executive Summary:
I end where I started this Summary. This is the seventh time in less than 70 years that the issues which have occupied my life since I was appointed in July 2011 have been addressed. No-one can think it makes any sense to contemplate an eighth. The ball is now in the court of the politicians. I expect my recommendations to be treated in exactly the same cross-party spirit which led to the setting up of this Inquiry. The Rt Hon Sir John Major put it graphically: "I have no idea what this Inquiry will recommend, but if it makes recommendations that require action, then I think it is infinitely more likely that that action will be carried into legislation if it has the support of the major parties. If it does not, if one party breaks off and decides it's going to seek future favour with powerful proprietors and press barons by opposing it, then it will be very difficult for it to be carried into law, and I think that is something that is very important. So I think there is an especial responsibility on the leaders of the three major parties. 20-odd years ago – 23 years ago, I think – a senior minister said the press were drinking in the last-chance saloon. I think on this occasion it's the politicians who are in the last-chance saloon. If, at the end of this Inquiry, with the recommendations that may be made – and I don't seek to forecast what they may be, but if the recommendations that are made are not enacted and nothing is done, it is difficult to see how this matter could be returned to in any reasonable period of time, and those parts of the press which have behaved badly will continue to behave badly and put at a disadvantage those parts of the press that do not behave badly.
I reiterate: I think the underlying purpose is to eliminate the bad behaviour and bring the bad up to the level of the good, and the bad is just a cancer in the journalistic body. It isn't the journalistic body as a whole. And I think in the interests of the best form of journalism, it is important that whatever is recommended is taken seriously by Parliament, and it is infinitely more likely to be enacted if neither of the major parties decides to play partisan short-term party politics with it by seeking to court the favour of an important media baron who may not like what is proposed." FN29
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mike Moustakas walked with the bases loaded in the 11th inning Wednesday night, giving the Kansas City Royals a come-from-behind 4-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers.
Billy Butler singled to lead off the inning against Kameron Loe (2-2), and Eric Hosmer drew a walk before Jeff Francoeur ripped a single to left field.
Third base coach Eddie Rodriguez threw up the stop sign on the lumbering Butler as he rounded third base, leaving them loaded for Moustakas, who walked on five pitches from Jose Veras to give the Royals a confidence-building victory.
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Axford walked Hosmer with one out, and issued a free pass to Moustakas with two outs, before Escobar lined a triple into the gap in left to tie the game. Pinch-hitter Clint Robinson struck out to send the game to extra innings.
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Sanchez pitched five effective innings for Kansas City in his first start off the disabled list. The left-hander showed no lingering effects of the biceps tendinitis that had kept him out since May 7, allowing only one run, seven hits and two walks.
The run he allowed came in the third inning, when Edwin Maysonet reached on a dribbler toward third base. Milwaukee played small ball to perfection with consecutive bunt singles by Norichika Aoki and Carlos Gomez that loaded the bases for Ramirez. His single tied the game.
Sanchez worked around two walks the next inning, and left a runner stranded on third base in the fifth, exiting after throwing 64 of 96 pitches for strikes.
The biggest problem for Sanchez was that Wolf was just as good.
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If you have a good competitive moveset for Jolteon, post an answer below and upvote the best ones. Movesets for any of its pre-evolutions can also be shared on this thread.
Be sure to include full set details in your post, e.g. items, abilities, natures and EVs. Some detail, including the intended game mode for your set, is also appreciated. Access the full list of guidelines here.
Jolteon Pokédex and learnset for reference.
Thunderbolt: STAB, good power, chance to paralyze, high accuracy, can attack Pokemon using Fly.
Shadow Ball: Decent chance to lower Sp. Def, good power, high accuracy. Type coverage is its main use.
Signal Beam: Since Grass types are pretty much immune to electric, you want this.
Thunder Wave: A beter option than agility since it not only slows the foe down, it can stop them from attacking. This is good because very few Pokemon can outspeed Jolteon.
Other good moves for Jolteon to use are Substitute and Baton Pass.
Gen V
Jolteon (M) @ Magnet
Trait: Volt Absorb
EVs: 244 HP / 132 SAtk / 4 SDef / 128 Spd
Timid Nature (+Spd, -Atk)
Use Wish. Then next turn use Volt Switch. The Pokemon sent out gets healed, which should cover any damage you took when you switched. So really, this is a safe version of switching (plus Volt Switch does damage.) Thunderbolt is for when you want to stay in. Shadow Ball provides type coverage. Magnet is used to increase the power of both Volt Switch and Thunderbolt. Seeing as you have two electric type attacks, this is fine to have as an item. You don't need much for speed EVs, just enough to outrun everything without boosts. A decent amount of Special Attack is given, mainly to put some power behind your Volt Switch. The HP EVs are there so Wish will heal the next Pokemon more.
Jolteon @ Life Orb
EVs: 4 HP / 252 SAtk / 252 Spd
Thunderbolt: Nice choice for STAB.
Volt Switch: Scouting, gets STAB.
Shadow Ball: Nice move, eeveelutions don't have a ton of options.
Hidden Power Ice: Takes care of ground types who are immune to Jolteon's STAB, also good against dragons and grass types wich recists Jolteon's STAB as well.
Jolteon # Choice Specs
Nature: Timid (^Speed -Atk)
Ability: Volt Absorb
~ 252 Sp Atk EVs / 252 Speed EVs / 6 HP EVs
Charge Beam
Echoed Voice / Protect
Thunder Wave
Well, here's something different! With such a massive base Sp Atk and Speed stat, it's to be taken advantage of! The idea is to use a Choice Specs to lock on Charge Beam or Echoed Voice (both will get more powerful with each successive hit) until something blows up! If you run into trouble, simply switch, which allows you a chance to lock on Roar or Thunder Wave. Locking on Roar will allow you to annoy your opponent like crazy! Especially if you have Stealth Rock, or Spikes up, this will come in handy! Locking on Thunder Wave may seem silly, but if your opponent doesn't know you're Choice, they might switch when their Pokemon becomes paralyzed, which will get them paralyzed! I actually haven't tried this set out myself (in process of transferring from Emerald to Black right now), but it seems fun and I hope you all enjoy it too!
- 10.22.2011 03:37
Jolteon (M) @ Flame Orb
Role: Baton Passer
Trait: Quick Feet
EVs: 252 HP / 252 SAtk / 4 Spd
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
Flame Orb + Quick Feet means he doesn't need Ev's in his speed to sweep.
Maxed Special Attack makes Thunderbolt amazing, while I have 252 Hp Ev's to make Wish a better move to use. ( Bigger Hp boost ) Substitute is to baton pass away, and set up Flame orb, and wish. While having Thunderbolt as your sweeping option.
This one is good.
Shadow Ball(coverage, good with special attacK)
Thunderbolt(strong accurate STAB)
Agility(Doubling already amazing speed makes easy sweeping)
Optional(Some people like to add in dig, and others iron tail. Light Screen is another option for raising special defense and some people like to add in toxic here but this last slot can be whatever you want.
Maybe a varity of attacks like dig instead of last resort.
rain dance yes
thunder yes
Maybe shadoe ball.
Make sure the attack and special attack are good
One of my Faverite Pokemon
EVs: 252 S.attack, 252 speed, 6 hp
Nature: Timid
Item: Focus sash
Ability: Volt absorb
Thunder Bolt: Strong reliable STAB
Shadow Ball: Coverage
Hidden power(ice): Covers it's 1 weakness+resistant grass and Dragon
Thunder-wave/Signal beam: Status or Coverage
The perfect Garchomp killer
hold item:magnet/zap plate
ability:volt absorb
EVs: 252 S.attack, 252 speed, 6 hp
Attacks:Hidden power(ice)
Thunder Wave
These are the moves discused by me n my friend Mew2King Hope This Helps :D
Double/Triple Battle
Jolteon (M) @ Life Orb
Trait: Volt Absorb
EVs: 252 SAtk / 4 SDef / 252 Spd
Modest Nature (+SAtk, -Atk)
- Light Screen
- Shadow Ball
- Discharge
- Hidden Power [Ice]
Light Screen provides team support. Shadow Ball and HP Ice are coverage. Discharge hits multiple foes with STAB damage and a good chance of paralysis.
I taught my jolteon this on heartgold
ability: volt absorb
item: wide lens
shadow ball
signal beam
double kick
Thunderbolt - powerful STAB move
Shadow Ball - can lower opponents sp defense
Signal Beam - good against grass + Coverage
Charge Beam - raise sp attack if hits
The best offensive Jolteon moveset
Jolteon (M) @Focus Sash
Trait: Volt Absorb
EVs: 252 Speed/252 Sp Attack/4 HP
Nature: Timid (+Speed, -Attack)
-Thunder Bolt
-Volt Switch/Thunder Wave
-Hidden Power
-Shadow Ball
My stud Jolteon:
Nature: Modest (Quiet will work too [Speed is already going to be high, so even though it won't be as high as can be, Sp. Attack will be off the charts, as well as Modest nature])
Use Thunderbolt or Charge Beam right off the bat to attempt to raise your Sp. Attack. My Jolteon knows Shadow Ball because of type advantage to support my Black 2 team, which is why I chose it. It can also lower Sp. Defense. Use Thunderbolt for some STAB, and a chance to paralyze. When nearing the end of the battle, use Rain Dance to get Thunder's accuracy through the roof. Or, if you're planning on switching out to a Water type Pokemon (which I normally do since the enemy's next Pokemon always has type advantage or type advantage moves) it's perfect for setting up and strengthening your Water-type moves. In my case, LAPRAS<3
well my jolteon knows...
-quick attack
thunder because even though it has low accuracy, you can always get a chance to hit. plus jolteon has a lot of sp.attack. now yall are thinking:what? quick attack? strength?! well, quick attack is for Pokemon that have moves like aqua jet, extreme speed, quick attack and ya. jolteon is the fastest eevee evoloution.so using quick attack could work out. why strength? um ground?jolteon an electric type weakness is ground. with strength, before you switch out to another Pokemon, you might want to do some damage to that ground type.discharge is for other electric types. exept for electric types with like motor something whatever its called or maybe lighting rod. maybe even another jolteon who has volt absorb. but if that electric type doesnt have a move to have electric do no effect, use discharge.
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Trait: Volt Absorb or Quick Feet
EVs: 52 HP, 206 Speed, 252 Sp Atk
Nature: Modest or Calm
Jolteon (F) @ Flame Orb
Trait: Quick Feet
EVs: 104HP/184DEF/116S.DEF/104SPD
Bold Nature
- Substitute
- Thunder Wave
- Volt Switch
- Wish
Perfect wall.Subs so you can use wish while fighting ground types if your ice or water type at low health.Thunder wave for slow Pokemon on your team.Volt switch no explaining.Wish no explaining.
I don't know if this is good or not but
Jolteon @ Electric Gem (Use Wisely)
Nature: Naive
EV: 252 Spd / 124 Atk / 124 Def / 10 HP
Jolteon is one of my favorite Eeveelutions and electric types! Jolteon is one of the fastest Pokemon, is one of the classics and is another one of those Pokemon so it should have deserve a great fast speical moveset. To bad that Jolteon can't learn elctro ball with all this speed or else I would of made another set.
Jolteon @ Focus Sash
Ability: Volt Absorb
Role: Fast Sweeper
Nature: Timid
EVs: 252 SAtk, 252 Spd and 4 HP
-Thunder Bolt
-Hidden Power (Ice)
-Baton Pass/ Volt Switch
Thunder Bolt is the most reliable electric type move to hit most Pokemon more than Thunder plus it gains STAB so yea, you will have to look hard enough to find the perfect Eevee with the correct hidden power other than that it covers its ground type weakness and will kill grass types which are resistant to electric type moves and if you have ice you could kill a flygon or a garchomp or any dragon type (most dragon types have earth quake) then you got a great jolteon, Be paitent with wish cause if you use it on the first turn and jolteon gets hit and is left with 1 HP then you can attack the opponent and heal up, Baton pass is to baton pass wish to another opponent if you have to or if you want volt switch you can get your jolteon out of the battle quickly and it will also do STAB damage and you can pass on wish to one of your good allys or if you go with Agility you can baton pass speed to one of your slow allys so you don't have to have Trick room but can't volt switch agility to your ally's though. and heres a little tip about Jolteon's Volt Absorb ability, if you are faceing a opponent who may and might use thunder bolt or thunder wave or any other electric type move then quickly switch to jolteon and it will gain health and immunity and with a Timid nature you can out speed lots and lots of Pokemon more than usual. I think I'm one of those people who put lots of details in this set....
Or for one with a Modest nature...
Jolteon @ Leftovers
Nature: Modest
Ability: Volt Absorb
EVs: 252 SAtk, 252 Spd, 4 Def
-Thunder Wave
-Thunder Bolt
Jolteon @ Bright Powder
Nature: Modest
EV's: 252 SpA / 252 Spd / 4 Hp
Double Team
Thunderwave/Shadowball/Baton Pass
Strategy: Start with substitute, and use it until your opponent misses or doesn't attack you. With a substitute to cover your low defenses, use Thunderwave to paralyze the enemy to lower their chances of being able to hit you. Then use Double Team multiple times, until you're confident that you will not be able to be touched. You're then clear to use thunderbolt. Even though this moveset only has one damaging move, Jolteon with high SpA EVs is easily strong enough to take down most Pokemon that can resist thunderbolt. If the substitute fades, simply just use it again (unless you're low on hp, just rely on your double team and your opponents' reduced accuracy.
Alternate Strategies:
- replace Thunderwave with Shadow Ball for more type coverage, incase you come up against any ground or steel types.
- replace Thunderwave with Baton Pass to pass on your substitute and double team effects onto another party member
This works pretty well in my opinion, and I've been using it for a couple of weeks now with great success. Hope it helps though... :)


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Microsoft announces an agreement with the California Department of Justice indicating compliance with the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) standards.
In Microsoft's quest to be the government's preferred cloud application provider, the company offered a potentially powerful security incentive to swing officials its way.
On Oct. 14, Microsoft signed an agreement with the California Department of Justice indicating that the company would comply with the FBI's Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) standards for handling criminal justice information on its cloud platform.
The agreement's new compliance requirements call for physical access to Microsoft's cloud facilities, detailed quarterly security updates and background checks for Microsoft personnel. The tech giant hopes that satisfying these requirements as well as additional measures laid out in CJIS standards will tip the scales in its favor for local governments contemplating cloud services.
The agreement could pave the way for California municipalities to transition employees to Microsoft's Office 365 Government Community Cloud, a platform offering a range of apps including email, word processing and data storage. Among the localities that have transitioned — or intend to transition — to Microsoft 365 are San Jose, San Diego, Santa Clara, Long Beach, Oakland and San Mateo County.
Microsoft's Chief Technology Officer Stuart McKee, who signed the FBI CJIS security addendum, said the move was representative of Microsoft's ongoing willingness to engage and participate in government partnerships.
"As it relates to CJIS, we will contractually commit and sign the FBI CJIS security addendum, which in effect, is us committing to the exact same requirements that law enforcement and public safety must meet," McKee said
Ahsan Baig, the interim CIO of Oakland, Calif., said security compliance was a critical factor when the city chose Microsoft over Google's cloud-based apps for government.
"We looked into the Google solution also, but where we found an issue was in the DOJ compliance and we started working with Microsoft," Baig said.
Oakland looked at Los Angeles' attempt to migrate both city and law enforcement email to Google in 2009. While 17,000 city employees made the switch, security concerns kept 13,000 employees in public safety and related fields out of Google's cloud. Baig said the experience in L.A. made Oakland officials hesitant to consider a similar Google transition.
As Oakland weighed its options between the two services, Baig said Microsoft demonstrated compliance with various aspects of CJIS standards.
"That really helped us a lot," Baig said.
The other major factor in Oakland's decision was a matter of logistics. Baig said that most of Oakland's employees already are familiar with Microsoft programs like Office and Exchange.
"It would be a very expensive undertaking if I were going to tell all of my end users 'OK, now all of you have to learn Google Docs, their spreadsheets, or other applications,'" he said.
Another smaller but still important consideration for choosing Microsoft, Baig said, was the fact that many departments within the city were already purchasing Microsoft software licenses individually. Buying through an enterprise offering, where a license is purchased in bulk, greatly reduces the pricing while also streamlining services through one provider.
According to Baig, Oakland will soon begin transitioning to Microsoft 365. He expects a fairly quick process spanning six to nine months, starting with non-public safety employees. Once the first installment is complete, law enforcement and public safety employees will move to the cloud platform.
While potentially trend-setting, California's DOJ agreement with Microsoft isn't the only way to achieve compliance in cloud security — just ask Google.
Google Communications and Public Affairs Manager Shannon Newberry declined to comment on whether Google is willing to join Microsoft in meeting CJIS standards. Yet, she did refer to Google's compliance with FISMA, the Federal Information Security Management Act established in 2002. Out of FISMA's three compliance levels — low, moderate, and high (which refer to the potential impacts should a security breach occur) — Google was classified as "moderate."
According to the National Institute of Standards and Technology website, the federal organization responsible for FISMA, Google's moderate rating is high enough to protect sensitive information but not information where a security breach may result in "major damage to organizational assets, major financial loss, or severe or catastrophic harm to individuals involving loss of life or serious life threatening injuries."
Notwithstanding the differing security certifications, Google is gaining ground in various states, including Wyoming and Colorado, which use the company's cloud products to varying degrees. Many municipalities also have chosen Google Apps for use in law enforcement and public safety. Specific examples, according to Google, include the Fire Department of Snohomish County, Wash., and the Police Department of Lake Havasu, Ariz.
According to an October article on ZDnet, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) awarded both Google and Microsoft the right to provide cloud-based apps to 50,000 DoD users, should those users and organizations wish to use the apps.
Ultimately every agency considering a cloud deployment, including public safety agencies, must make a judgment call based on their agency's specific needs, and what risks they're willing to take to reap the benefits of the cloud.
As for Microsoft, its officials expect that its adherence to CJIS will make the decision to transition to the cloud easier for law enforcement officials in California.
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ANDERSEN AIR FORCE BASE, Guam -- Airmen from units deployed in support of Cope North 13 transported an R-11 refueling truck on a C-130 Hercules aircraft from here to Rota Island Feb. 13, to recover a Navy F/A-18 Hornet that diverted there due to weather a day prior. With the combined effort of Airmen from the 374th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron and 36th Airlift Squadron, temporarily assigned here from Yokota Air Base, Japan, and the 36th Logistics Readiness Squadron and 734th Air Mobility Squadron, the refueling truck was transported to Rota and successfully refueled the diverted F/A-18 aircraft that was also here in support of Cope North. The truck transport was necessary due to the absence of refueling facilities on Rota that can accommodate fighter aircraft. As a result of the weather conditions during the mission, the F/A-18 pilots did not have the option of diverting to an appropriatley equipped location.
"There is not a drop of jet fuel on Rota," said Senior Master Sgt. Kasey Saunders, the 36th LRS NCO in charge of fuels distribution. "There were civilian aircraft, but those don't run on the same fuel as our aircraft, and the only way to refuel an F/A-18 is with a refueling truck." Maj. Nicole Fuller, the 36th LRS commander, said this is the first time the 36th LRS provided this type of refueling support. A lot of coordination and adjustments had to be made in order to make the transport happen.
"Emergency situations like these don't happen very often," Fuller said. "The first truck we had was too big and heavy. Instead of putting it in a larger aircraft, we got a smaller refueling truck and removed nonessential parts to make sure it was within the allowable cabin load.
"Once we got the truck there, the plan was to offload the truck from the C-130, and transfer fuel from the C-130 to the truck," she said. "We then uploaded fuel from the truck into the F/A-18, and reloaded the truck back into the C-130, which then returned to Andersen (AFB)." The truck had to be transported empty for weight and safety purposes. The C-130 then had to make another trip to transport additional equipment that had to be flown to Rota to transfer fuel from the C-130 to the refueling truck. "In more convenient situations, aircraft divert to airfields with more facilities, however, that is not always the case," Fuller said. "If we do have to do it again, from this experience, we'll be better and more prepared in supporting such emergencies in the future." With the number of units involved in the successful recovery of the F/A-18, the operation was a testament to the effective interoperability between bases, branches of service and regional partners within the Asia-Pacific.


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Ran a Heroic VH last night (couldn't sleep, thought I'd do dailies but the call came out from a guild). It all went well, at least I beat the tank on the scoreboard, I even lived through all the fights. I think I understand the encounters well enough now.
Anyway, right at the end, while I was DEing the drops, my Magely Guildy tells me something I did know.
The dots on Flamestrike don't stack (ok, I knew that bit, or at least assumed).
However, the dots on Flamestrike(8) & Flamestrike(9) do stack.
So he was suggesting for max AoE damage a rotation like this:
Living Bomb + Flamestrike(8) + Flamestrike(9) + Blizzard it on down.
This is generally what I do anyway, with the exception of the rank 8 Flamestrike.
Tank pulls, LB, I guestimate tanking position, cast Flamestrike and hope I got position right, then spam Blizzard.
Apart from anything else I love seeing the Flamestrike dots mixed in with the Blizzard damage in the scrolling combat text.
red, blue, red, red, red, blue, blue, blue, red etc…
Now being a Fire Mage at heart (did I ever cast Blizzard pre-WoLK?), I love to see this red text interspersed in all that yucky Frost damage.
So what's the difference…?
OK, remember I am not a theorycrafter.. I couldn't theorycraft my way out of grade 3 maths, but here I got having a punt at it…
Starting with the basic raw stats as shown on tooltips.
What you need to know about this table.
- BlizSpam = Living Bomb and Blizzard only
- FSx1 = Living Bomb, Flamestrike(9) and Blizzard
- FSx2 =Living Bomb, Flamestrike(8) then Flamestrike(9) and Blizzard
- Calc columns are just the addition of the numbers.
- I used the max damage numbers from the tooltips.. maybe you are having a good day…
So in theory, you will get a:
- 36% increase in damage if you include a Flamestrike(9) in your AoE rotation vs. Blizzard alone.
- 61% increase in damage if you include a Flamestrike(8) and Flamestrike(9) in your AoE rotation vs. Blizzard alone.
- 19% increase using both Flamestrikes vs. just using one.
An Average night out
On a more practical basis, I used my average numbers for each of the skills from my run last night (with a little fudging to make up the Flamestrike(8) numbers), and came up with this. I haven't taken Critical strikes into account, these are just plain average hits.
Numbers I used:
- Flamestrike Hit: (9) 1578, (8) 1245 (based on .789 damage of rank(9)
- Flamestrike Tick: (9) 578, (8) 459 (based on .795 damage of rank(9)
- Living Bomb Hit: 1552, Tick: 454
- Blizzard Tick: 751
So in theory, you will get a:
- 11% increase in damage if you include a Flamestrike(9) in your AoE rotation vs. Blizzard alone.
- 16% increase in damage if you include a Flamestrike(8) and Flamestrike(9) in your AoE rotation vs. Blizzard alone.
- 5% increase using both Flamestrikes vs. just using one.
OK, so remembering I didn't do anything smart like throw this through a real calculator, or pass it by Elitist Jerks (for all I know there is an entire thread there debunking this concept), but I think I might give it a go come Friday, and just see what happens.
Even based on the lore of averages a 16% increase is better than the lazy man's blizzard till dead, and still a5% margin is better than just throwing down a Flamestrike(9) to start the whole AoE session.
Do you have time for all this?
My 1st thought was that I wouldn't have enough time to get off the casts, but I would normally get 3 blizzards off in a trash combat even in a 25 man raid, and the above example is based on only 2 blizzards.
So it looks good for a bit of AoE spell rotation beyond pure Blizzard spam.
Assuming of course that all the mobs are sitting in the small Flamestrike radius, for both Flamestrikes.
So how would you cast it?
I figure a macro would be the best, one with a cast sequence.
This is for keyboard binders.
- Normal clicking will cycle through the spells, and reset the macro after 16 seconds.
- Shift clicking will just cast Blizzard
#Show Blizzard
/castsequence reset=16 Living Bomb(3), Flamestrike(8) , Flamestrike(9), Blizzard
/cast [modifier:shift] Blizzard
Or if you are a mouse clicker:
- Normal clicking will cycle through the spells, and reset the macro after 16 seconds.
- Right clicking will just cast Blizzard
#Show Blizzard
/castsequence reset=16Living Bomb(3), Flamestrike(8) , Flamestrike(9), Blizzard
/cast [button:2] Blizzard
Anyway, enough of me creating misinformation to be spread around the web.
What do you think (or more importantly know)?
Gnomer and Out!
PS: thanks to Cynge for giving me the heads up on this.
PPS: Thanks to Lancealittle for appreciating my character name, and the way it magically sits with my new title. No matter how much Arioch thinks it's a mouthful!
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"American Gods is like a fast run downhill through a maze -- both exhilarating and twisted. In it, Gaiman introduces a world where the dead past is all too alive, where gods struggle to keep a toehold on existence, and where reality's backstage is only a carousel ride away."
Friday, June 01, 2001
4) Today also brought the audio book of American Gods. I started listening to it, as a quality check, and was swept up into it. George Guidal, who is one of the top people, if not the top person, in the world of audio books, reads it. it's a wonderful little package of about 14 cassettes. (The CD version will be out for the end of the year.) Harper Audio should be pleased with themselves. I'm thrilled... it's unabridged, and it made me very happy. It's not cheap, but I think I'll send some out as Xmas prezzies this year.
Monday, June 04, 2001
Still listening to American Gods the audio version. It's really good -- George Guidal manages an awesome array of voices, and is a magnificent reader. (I wish I could say that I've been listening with unmixed pride, but in fact a couple of times now I've pulled out a copy of the book and checked that a sentence was in fact that badly written, and have marked it to be fixed for the next edition.)


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Moving his company across the Delaware River was a breeze for Eric Schwartz.
The CEO of Windkits and his team needed to quickly find a new location in 2011 after his firm's European parent company announced it was spinning the division off.
There were plenty of options. The company looked in a 100-mile arc around its Bergen County, N.J., location, searching in places like New York state and Connecticut.
But they found that Pennsylvania, and in particular the Lehigh Valley, had the best combination of trained workers, access to distribution corridors, reasonable cost of living and lifestyle amenities.
The company, which employs about 20 people making a key component of the windmills used in turbines that help supply clean energy to the nation's electrical grid, moved to Upper Macungie Township, settling in a warehouse on Penn Drive.
It employs a range of workers, from automated-machine operators and band-saw operators to machine maintenance and production-line workers.
"Here, because the Valley was so well established as an industrial center, if you need welders, a machine shop, pallets, anything an industry needs, you have it," Schwartz said.
The company made a point of switching to local suppliers wherever possible, said Kevin Wolf, director of operations. And the region had plenty of professionals like accountants and attorneys who could help with financial and legal matters.
The Greater Lehigh Valley Chamber of Commerce has been a great help with networking, Wolf said. It's generally a very friendly business community.
"We know more people in the Valley in two years than we knew in New Jersey in eight years," he said.
Windkits' management also liked the cultural and lifestyle amenities offered in the Lehigh Valley, said Jarett Witt, regional development manager at Lehigh Valley Economic Development Corp. And the region had the transportation network needed to serve its customers.
LVEDC connected Windkits with the Governor's Action Team for some redevelopment financing and PPL stepped in to upgrade the power supply to the building. The company wanted evidence that locating in the Valley made business sense.
"That was absolutely very important for Eric and his team there: Quality of life, a place to raise a family and for the business to be viable too," Witt said.
At the time, there were close to a dozen suitable properties, Witt said. But today, there are probably half as many 30,000-square-foot-plus industrial locations with 24-foot clearance that he could show to a prospective buyer in the Lehigh Valley.
Windkits makes "flexible puzzle pieces" that fit together to make up the blades of the massive wind turbines that line windy hilltops, giving them structure and flexibility. They're light enough to turn fast enough to generate electricity, but strong enough to sustain the force of the winds.
"These blades are built like an airplane wing," Schwartz said. "It is a big, hollow structure. But if you look inside the structure, it is many layers of fiberglass cloth and lightweight stiffening materials such as balsa wood and foam."
Schwartz has been a strong advocate for federal wind energy credits, which help make the cost of generating wind energy competitive with cheaper, less sustainable forms of energy such as coal.
"The production tax credit has driven significant growth in domestic wind energy manufacturing and helps the United States to maintain our competitiveness in the global clean energy market," he wrote in a letter to the editor in The Morning Call last year.
On that front, the last couple of years have proven bumpy.
The credit, which has a great effect on Windkits' business, looked to be in jeopardy in the summer when it got caught up in an election dispute between President Barack Obama, who supported an extension of the credit, and Republican Mitt Romney, who opposed it.
With the presidential candidates at odds, Congressional leaders shelved efforts to extend the credit.
That caused a slowdown in orders for Windkits and other wind energy companies because large windmill manufactures like the Spanish Gamesa, which has a location in Bucks County, began to scale back production.
Wind industry leaders pushed for the 2.2-cent-per-kilowatt-hour tax credit to be extended in the fall or after the election. Overall, U.S. taxpayers spent $1.4 billion on renewable energy tax credits in 2011, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
An extension was granted through the end of this year, at an estimated cost of $12.1 billion over the next decade.
With the credit extended, Schwartz said he expects business to pick up in the second half of this year. With wind energy, planning and financing comes first, equipment orders follow.
"If we get additional business beyond where we are now, we are going to hire people because we are staffed for the current demand," said Schwartz.
The factory is only running one shift of workers, but orders are picking up and some overtime shifts are being added. If the pace picks up, the factory could add another shift of up to 15 workers Wolf said.
When wind projects were really booming prior to the recession, the company had three full shifts in New Jersey.
The American Wind Energy Association said the extension should restart the process of setting up deals with electricity providers to purchase wind power, raising capital to build wind installations and reactivate the supply chain to provide parts and construction.
"While development activity, including starting construction, for projects in 2013 and beyond was halted due to the uncertainty around the [tax credit] — now with clarity in place, the development activity will be reactivated and projects can move toward starting construction," the group said in a prepared statement.
Congress tweaked the law in the extension to make it better for wind energy developers by allowing the credits to apply to projects started in 2013. The previous version of the credit required projects to be completed by the end of the year, creating a mad rush to finish installations as each year came to an end, Schwartz said.
According to the U.S. Department of Energy, wind energy is the second fastest-growing form of energy in the U.S., making up 32 percent of all the electricity generation added in 2011, behind natural gas, which made up 49 percent of new power generation.


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By including composition fluctuations in our dynamical simulation of the time-dependent Landau-Brazovskii model for a diblock copolymer melt we find that disordered micelles form above the order-disorder transition to a BCC phase. At high-temperatures the micelle number density and volume fraction are effectively zero and the melt is disordered at the molecular level. As we lower the temperature the micelle number density increases gradually and approaches the number density in the BCC phase. If we increase the strength of the fluctuations the temperature range over which disordered micelles exist broadens and the onset of BCC order is suppressed. By tracking trajectories we also investigate the dynamical behaviour of individual micelles in an environment of disordered micelles We find diffusive behaviour which we investigate as a function of temperature and micelle volume fraction.


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Afgedeelden (Separated Ones)
After the union in 1591 of many High German and Frisian Mennonite congregations in the Netherlands and the Rhineland on the basis of the Concept of Cologne, many Waterlanders also joined them in 1601. This group was known as the Bevredigde Broederschap (United Brotherhood). In 1613, however, another split took place. Leenaert Clock left this union with most of the High Germans and Frisians; Clock's group was called Afgedeelden (they united with the Flemish in 1639).
Kühler, Wilhelmus Johannes. Geschiedenis van de Doopsgezinden in Nederland II. 1600-1735 Eerste Helft. Haarlem: H. D. Tjeenk Willink & Zoon n.v., 1940: 93 f., 193.
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Welcome to Admiralty Resources
Admiralty Resources NL is a diversified mining company with mineral interests in Australia and Chile and trades on the Australian Securities Exchange under the code ADY.
- Admiralty is focused on iron or in Chile, with the company also having projects in Australia - including the Bulman Project in the Northern Territory and the Pyke Hill Project near Leonora in Western Australia.
- In May this year Admiralty delivered a positive Pre-Feasibility Study for its Mariposa magnetite iron ore project, which is located in the Atacama region of Chile, and is around 20 kilometres south of Vallenar.
- Key takeaways include a 49.1% post-tax internal rate of return, a 2.25 year payback on a $65.5 million capital investment.
- This is based on a Resource of 66.6 million tonnes at 35.6% iron using a cut-off of 25% iron that provides for a 12 year Life of Mine and operational cost for final product CFR China ports of $89.10 per tonne.
- Mariposa also has a post-tax Net Present Value (NPV) of $211 million at a 8% discount rate at World Bank forecasted long-term iron prices with an average of $141/tonne1 of the final product at 62% iron.
- The PFS was completed by Redco Mining Consultants (REDCO) over the project. It also found that changing the parameters to use a current prevailing iron ore price of $128.50/tonne CFR China still yielded an attractive IRR of 41.37%, a 2.5 year payback and a post-tax NPV of $148 million.
- Proactive Investors Australia is the market leader in producing news, articles and research reports on ASX "Small and Mid-cap" stocks with distribution in Australia, UK, North America and Hong Kong / China.
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