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For Formula 1 fans with long memories, Sepang 2013 was a chilling throwback to events in 1982 when the controversial subject of 'team orders' was at the heart of one of the sport's most deeply-felt tragedies.
We'll get to that shortly, but in case you're wondering, 'team orders' are not new: they've been around ever since the World Championship began back in the Fifties, and at first they were a pretty straightforward element of the racing scene.
Take France in 1951, for example. Ferrari had Alberto Ascari on pole position, with Alfa Romeo pair Giuseppe Farina and Juan Manuel Fangio alongside. Ascari led but retired; Fangio had a misfire, pitted for 12 long minutes, rejoined but had to retire.
No problem: on lap 20 teammate Luigi Fagioli brought the sister Alfa Romeo in from third position and handed it over to the Argentine maestro without demur. Fangio went on to win the race.
Or Argentina in 1956: Fangio's Ferrari expired with fuel pump problems; he simply commandeered Luigi Musso's scarlet car and again went on to win the race.
Or Aintree 1957: Stirling Moss led in his Vanwall, which gave up the ghost… Moss took over from teammate Tony Brooks on lap 26 and made that Vanwall the first British car to win a World Championship event.
Back then there were recognised team leaders to whom the rest showed not only deference but respect, a commodity in short supply these days. Mark Webber claimed last Sunday that he respected Sebastian Vettel and vice versa, but where was the evidence of that?
In the early 1980's the sport was riven by political in-fighting, with bitterness and conflict all around. It spilled over into the cockpit too – just ask Alan Jones.
Australia's 1980 World Champion was defending his title with Williams. A contract clause stipulated that if his teammate Carlos Reutemann found himself in the lead but less than seven seconds ahead of Jones, he would move over.
Not in Brazil in the second round of the 1981 season: Carlos led, but not by the required margin… out went the signal 'JONES-REUT' on the Williams pit board… but Reutemann paid no heed and went on to take the race win.
Jones was incensed but took sweet revenge in the season-closing race at Las Vegas, lapping Reutemann when the Argentine needed to win to take the title.
Fast-forward eight years and we come to the unhappy episode when two of the sport's giants, McLaren's Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna, were at daggers drawn. At the 1989 San Marino Grand Prix the two star drivers made an arrangement which was, effectively, to be the last time they agreed on anything. It was similar to the Coulthard-Hakkinen 'gentleman's agreement' at Albert Park in 1998 – also with McLaren.
Senna and Prost were so dominant in Imola qualifying that whoever got the better start from the front row would be left in peace to get on with his race. Senna duly got away better – but then there was a restart following Gerhard Berger's fiery accident in the Ferrari.
This time Prost got the flying start. But as the Frenchman approached the tight left-hander at Tosa, confidently expecting Senna to respect their agreement, he was stunned to see the Brazilian nip down the inside and steal the race lead.
Prost fulminated in the French press, Senna's steely resolve became harder than ever – and the season ended in near-farce with their clash in the Japanese Grand Prix.
What about the Schumacher-Barrichello shenanigans at Ferrari in recent times? Let's just take the most outrageous case of team orders at work. Remember Austria 2002? Rubens Barrichello could be brilliant if the mood came upon him – and at Imola it did.
The Brazilian qualified on pole and led from the start of the 71-lap race. But on the sprint to the line he slowed to let Schumacher nose ahead. Team orders had thwarted the Brazilian's hopes of a second Ferrari victory. F1 was revealed as a stage-managed sham that day and Ferrari paid dearly in terms of their public image.
It didn't seem to have a lasting effect. Within eight years Ferrari found themselves at the centre of controversy again when they paid a $100,000 fine for contravening Article 39.1 of the Sporting Regulation, prohibiting team orders, after telling Felipe Massa to let Fernando Alonso through to win the German Grand Prix.
But we have saved the worst case for last because it is unsettlingly close to what has just happened. Again, it came at Imola, this time on April 25, 1982.
The Ferrari teammates that spring day were Gilles Villeneuve and Didier Pironi. Imola produced a great race between the two scarlet cars and René Arnoux's Renault RE30. When the French car retired after 44 laps, Villeneuve and Pironi ran 1-2. Ferrari practice in such circumstances was that the drivers held station, for which the code was 'Slow' on the pit board. Out it went.
Gilles thought Pironi was putting on a spectacle for the tifosi as the two cars swapped places. But when, on the final lap, Pironi took a tow and swept past for the last time, the French-Canadian was livid. He declared, uncharacteristically, 'It's war, absolutely," and vowed never to speak to his teammate again.
He didn't. Less than two weeks later Villeneuve, one of the best-loved figures in F1 history, was dead. At Zolder next time out, incensed to see Pironi a tenth quicker in qualifying, Gilles went out for a final crack at pole. Coming across Jochen Mass's March 821, he made a fateful decision, jinked the wrong way and was catapulted over the German's rear wheel into the fencing. He died instantly.
'Multi 21' was the coded signal for the Red Bull Renault drivers to hold station at Sepang, a message Sebastian Vettel chose to ignore as he forced his way past Mark Webber for victory. As a result, the media this week have been full of what they call 'War between Webber and Vettel'.
We would do well to remember that in war there are only losers.


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I love a slab of prime rib, sometimes have a hankering for charred lamb chops, or get a yen for Korean ribs; but there's only one food I can actually say I crave – and that's a burger. The trickle of juice that oozes from a perfectly prepared burger is a badge of honor as it runs down my chin and lands smack dab in the middle of my shirt. I don't even stop the motion of the bun to my mouth to wipe it off; I plow through and take that first anticipated bite. It almost never disappoints. So, when I tell you, as The Kosher Carnivore, that I can guide you to a great grilled burger, you will have to trust me.
As a purist, I don't like burger gimmicks. Straightforward freshly ground beef, a pristine roll, possibly a slice of a beefsteak tomato or a ring of red onion is all I need, and it's all you'll need if you choose the beef correctly. For those with a good Kitchen Aid standing mixer and a grinder attachment, you can easily grind your own. Make sure the meat is very cold, even pop it into the freezer, makes grinding easier. For the remaining 99%, here's what you ask your butcher for.
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Whenever Serena Ehrlich goes someplace new, she scouts out the location of the bathroom. That's because Ehrlich, 38, a Los Angeles-based salesperson for a commercial wire service, has ulcerative colitis. She developed the disease 12 years ago and has been in remission for the past three. Still, the old habit lingers. "Everyone who has ulcerative colitis will tell you that when you walk into a bookstore, a shop, or a restaurant, that's the one thing you want to know first. It's our rule of thumb."
This does not surprise David T. Rubin, MD, associate professor of medicine and co-director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center at the University of Chicago Medical Center. "Ulcerative colitis makes people miserable psychologically," he says, noting that people with the condition often need to go to the bathroom suddenly, without any warning.
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Ulcerative colitis affects the large intestine (also known as the colon) and the rectum. It causes inflammation of the colon's inner lining and the rectal wall, which become red, swollen, and ulcerated, resulting in abdominal pain or cramping, rectal bleeding, whitish mucus, and diarrhea. Less common are fatigue, appetite loss, and anemia. Some people also have joint pain, redness, swelling, and liver problems.
An estimated 250,000 to 500,000 Americans have ulcerative colitis, although Rubin believes that number is higher. "We think the number is 700,000, and that's probably an underestimate," he says, noting the statistics are taken from small studies that may not represent the entire population. Although most people are diagnosed before age 30, children as young as 10 can develop the condition.
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I am getting ready to build a ring roller.
How does the relationship of distance between the lower wheels affect things?
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01-07-2009, 09:46 AM #1Member
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Ring Roller design
What are you planning on rolling?. The thicker the metal the farther apart the rollers need to be. I have one roller with the centers of the rollers at 2" and one roller where they are farther apart but adjustable...BobBob Wright, Grandson of Tee Nee Boat Trailer Founder
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Can you be more specific? What size rings and what material size will the rings be made of. Will there be just one material drive wheel? If one drive wheel, let's say, on top and two free rolling wheels below.......the closer the lower wheels are together, the tighter the bend per turn but it will take more grip from the drive wheel or it may just slip and deface the material. Need more info. Ring rollers come in all sizes.Nick
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I was planning one drive wheel on top and two below style. I was planning on using 3" dia. wheels
As for material, I was hoping to get alot of bang for my buck.
One project is 18 to 24" circles out of 1/4 round. But I was hoping to be able to go up to 14 GA 1" sq for just and arc.
If I make the wheels adjustable, should I make the adjustments on a 1" schedule? From 4" centers to 6 or 8" centers?
Thanks for the input...you know the six P's rule.
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i bought two one from ebay witch does up to 2"x3/8
it was around $150 and one from HF for $70 and does
1"x3/16 and 1/4 round use 1/4 round to make
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Yeah I bought the HF one and it just scars the rod up and doesn't seem to work all that well. So I thought I'd buid one.
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Here's a link to an arch roller I specifically built to arch 14 and 16 gauge 1" square tubing for ornamental railing, fencing, and gate work. The bottom 2 rollers can be adjusted from 14" to 26" apart. I'm going to add some additional slots that allow me to adjust them closer than 14" when I get time. I've been using it only for arches, and it works really well.
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Here's another example similar of a shop-built roll bender:
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Thanks Mark & Ed H. Both are very smooth tools. I doubt mine will be that slick.
That was pretty much my toughts for the side plates to be adjustable.
Mark how much closer than 14" are you going to go?
Ed H, what are the adjustment distances on yours?
I was thinking I'd start with the first adjustment at about 5" with 3" wheels. And go about every 2.5".
Thanks for the great input guys.
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Ed H, that's a pretty slick roller you've got. Similar design to what I built.
Ed, The drive wheel on mine is 4" and the bottom rollers are 1.5". TO do some tighter radius arches, I think I can get the bottom rollers down to 7-8" apart.


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text: Front Side View larger TiVo® Wireless N Network Adapter Wi-Fi® Ethernet adapter for dual-tuner TiVo boxes Item #: 592AN0100 2 Reviews This item is no longer available. Original Price: $49.99 Shop all Networking Need help? 1.888.955.6000 Email Chat Ask an expert advisor No pressure, no commission — just lots of good advice from our highly trained staff. Overview Reviews Details Articles & Videos by Steve Kindig TiVo's Wireless N Network Adapter creates a high-speed connection between your TiVo Premiere or Premiere XL box and the Internet via your home's wireless network. This Wi-Fi adapter provides super-fast, reliable streaming and downloading of HD movies and TV shows without the clutter and inconvenience of running a cable. The adapter plugs in to the Ethernet jack on the back of the TiVo box, and also must be plugged into an AC outlet. Simple pushbutton setup will have you up and running in minutes. 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Gas safety in Great Britain is changing – what does this mean for you?
There is now a new gas registration scheme from 1 April 2009 in England, Scotland and Wales (Great Britain). The new scheme, Gas Safe Register™ is delivered under an agreement with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and replaces the CORGI gas register which ended on 31 March 2009.
In relation to domestic gas under the Gas Safety (Installation and Use) Regulations 1998, landlords' legal duties apply to a wide range of accommodation, including residential premises provided for rent by private landlords.
It remains a legal requirement for all landlords to have an annual safety check on all gas appliances and flues provided in a rental property. However, from 1 April 2009 a Gas Safe registered engineer, not a CORGI installer, must carry out the safety check.
In all cases, all gas equipment (including any appliance left by a previous tenant) must be certified as safe or otherwise removed before re-letting. A record of safety checks must be provided to the tenant within 28 days of completing the check, or to each new tenant before they move in. You must also keep a copy of the safety check record for two years.
Gas Safety Certificate
The 'Landlord Gas Safety Record' is often referred to as a 'Gas Safety Certificate' or 'CP12' form. It is quite acceptable to continue to use this style of certificate – even if it has a CORGI logo or the word CORGI on it. There is no requirement for new paperwork. The important change after 1st April 2009 is to have a check carried out by a Gas Safe registered engineer.
All existing gas safety records will be valid until their expiry date (even if that date is later than 1st April 2009). Any gas safety record given to you after 1st April 2009 will only be valid if the engineer is on the Gas Safe Register. There is no dual running of the schemes. CORGI will operate the registration scheme in GB until 31 March 2009 and Gas Safe Register will start on 1 April 2009.
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As before, by law you must make sure that the letting or management contract clearly specifies who is to make arrangements for maintenance and safety checks on gas equipment and for keeping associated records. Where specified by the contract, make sure gas appliances and flues are serviced at least once every 12 months or at any other time if there is a safety doubt. We strongly advise that you request to see copies of the maintenance information and safety check from any agent you use to ensure maintenance has been completed by Gas Safe registered engineer.
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CrunchBang 11 "Waldorf" Released
Debian 7 "Wheezy" was released on May 4th. Congratulations and thank you to all involved; the Debian developers, hackers, testers, document writers, designers, bug reporters and users -- you are all awesome.
Now that Wheezy has migrated to the stable branch of Debian, this means that Waldorf is the new stable #! release. To acknowledge this occasion, I have rebuilt the Waldorf images. The new images are available now from the download page.
For anyone unaware, #! Waldorf has been in development for well over a year and has seen numerous development releases (20120430, 20120806, 20120924, 20120927, 20121015, 20130119). This probably makes Waldorf the most thoroughly tested #! release to date and as a result, I believe it is also the best #! release, ever, truly.
A massive thank you goes out to everybody who has helped with Waldorf, it really would not have been possible without your continued feedback, bug reports, contributions and support.
Note; for anyone who is already running Waldorf, there is no need to download and install these images.
Updated Waldorf "Testing" images: 20130119
Updated Waldorf images are available now.
It has been approximately 3 months since the previous Waldorf images were built, so I figured the time was right to upload some updated builds. To be honest, I was tempted to wait until Debian Wheezy migrates to stable before updating the builds, but Debian being Debian (released when ready), it could mean waiting a week, a month, or even a year (although best estimates indicate it could be ~3 months).
Anyhow, the new images contain some fixes to the installer that affected installations performed using DVD media. Personally, I tend to install via a USB stick (the recommended method), so I had not come across the bug myself, until somebody else mentioned it. The bug appeared as an error message just before the GRUB install screen, where it asked the user to insert an additional disk. To fix this, I have applied some patches to the apt-setup component of the Debian Installer. I have tested the fixes on a couple of machines and they appear to work, however, it would be good to have them tested by others.
Other minor changes of note are:
Iceweasel updated to version 18.
VLC has replaced GNOME-MPlayer -- back by popular demand.
A Policy Kit Local Authority file has been added to enable easy mounting of internal drives within Thunar.
xfce4-power-manager has been patched to fix a long standing issue whereby the battery status icon would cause a visual error within tint2's system tray, after a system had been suspended and resumed.
As with the previous updated Waldorf images, other changes have been kept to an absolute minimum and any existing Waldorf users should not need to perform a new installation, unless they wish to help with testing the install process.
Thank you to everyone who has contributed feedback, ideas, patches, code and financial help. CrunchBang would not be possible without you! I hope you enjoy these updated builds.
Happy CrunchBangin'!
Updated Waldorf "Testing" images: 20121015
Updated Waldorf images are available now.
These new images were built to address an issue with the live session, whereby under certain conditions the live session would spawn two X sessions. Whilst this bug only affected live sessions and was not present once an installation had been performed, I still figured it was worth addressing to ensure any live users can more accurately evaluate the system, before performing an installation.
Other changes have been kept to an absolute minimum and any existing Waldorf users should not need to perform a new installation, unless they wish to help with testing the install process.
Other minor changes of note are:
Iceweasel updated to version 16.0.1
To improve the out-of-the-box networking experience, users are now automatically added to the 'fuse' group. This should make mounting of remote filesystems somewhat easier for novice users.
Thunar should now startup without delay. This addresses a long standing issue with Thunar whereby under certain conditions it would pause whilst waiting to automount network filesystems.
Other minor usability fixes which have been documented on the forums over the past few weeks.
A massive thank you to everybody who has helped test and provide feedback on the previous Waldorf images -- I have received numerous messages from people who have said that Waldorf is developing into something quite special and this would not have been possible without you! :)
As always, your feedback is greatly appreciated, so please do not hesitate to post below!
Updated Waldorf "Testing" images: 20120927
Updated Waldorf images are available now.
The new images should be considered a reissue of the previous builds, built to correct a bug in the install process which rendered partman unable to create a working filesystem table.
Normally, I prefer to give each set of development builds a fairly lengthy trial before updating them, but in this case, I considered the bug important enough to warrant a quick turnaround. My apologies for any inconvenience.
Others changes have been kept to a minimum, with the exception of:
New installations will now use the new Debian repository redirector service.
A new metapackage, 'cb-metapackage', was used during the build process. The metapackage recommends all packages used in the default install.
A new config package, 'cb-configs', was used to include all default #! rc files distributed to '/etc/skel'.
As always with the development images, these builds are not recommended for anyone who requires a stable system, or is not happy running into occasional breakages. That said, thank you to everyone who helped by installing and testing the previous images. You are all awesome! :)
If you install these builds and you have any feedback, please do not hesitate to post a reply. Thank you.
Updated Waldorf "Testing" images: 20120924
Updated Waldorf images are available now.
The updated images include the Debian Installer 7.0 Beta2 release. The main bug fix in the installer that concerns #! is #683849. This bug affected a number of users and rendered the previous images as uninstallable.
Other changes have been kept to an absolute minimum and any existing Waldorf users should not need to perform a new installion, unless they wish to help with testing the install process.
The only changes of minor note are:
Due to improvements and fixes applied upstream, the previous Compton/VLC workaround/bug fixing package is now rendered obsolete. If you are running a previous Waldorf installation, you may want to consider removing the package "cb-vlc-fix". The package has been removed from the latest build.
Some basic example templates (.sh & .txt) have been included for Thunar. Thanks to Johnraff.
Some depreciated syntax in the default Openbox menu and rc files has been updated. -- Johnraff.
A new keyboard shortcut has been added for htop (Super+h) -- Johnraff.
Issues regarding gnome-keyring should now be resolved.
A huge thank you to everybody who helped out with the previous test builds. As always, if you install these builds and you have any feedback, please do not hesitate to post a reply. Thank you.
Updated Waldorf "Testing" images: 20120806
Updated Waldorf images are available now.
A good few months have passed since the initial Waldorf images were made available and during this time I received lots and lots of comments, suggests and bug reports. I have done my best to work my way through this feedback and make the necessary changes to improve Waldorf's out-of-the-box experience.
I would like to thank everyone who helped test the previous images and provide constructive and helpful feedback. You rock! :)
What's changed:
For the first time, the CrunchBang builds exceed the 700MiB CD limit. I feel that this is unfortunate, but reaching and exceeding the limit was possibly inevitable. If this something that you would like to comment on, please refer to the existing forum thread: Is it time to drop the 700MiB CD Limit?
As suggested, ARandR has replaced grandr as the default tool to help with configuring multi-screen set-ups. ARandR provides a nice feature whereby you can save/export complex xrandr commands to file, which can then be referenced via Openbox's autostart. Also, the default SLiM theme has been updated to also accommodate dual screen set-ups.
Talking of SLiM, a new GUI app has been developed to help configure the login manager. SLiMconf provides basic options for users to easily configure automatic login accounts, as well as other options, such as changing themes etc.
Prettier (highly subjective) fonts. Some changes have been made to try and provide similar font rendering to that of Ubuntu.
An additional 486 image has been made available for use on PCs with a single processor not supporting PAE. Interestingly, or not, a good few #! users seem to still require this and so I am happy to be able to provide it, again.
News from the Bike Shed Painting Committee: following an interesting forum debate, Iceweasel makes a return as the default browser, replacing Chromium.
Sadly, I have replaced (temporarily, hopefully) VLC with GNOME MPlayer. VLC caused issues with Compton, the default compositing manager, and so I decided to replace it with a comparable media player. I am sure that the issues are Compton's, not VLC's, but I am happy to make the switch while I wait for an upstream fix. Providing a stable/solid compositing manager remains at no.1 on my #! hit list.
Johnraff's excellent "Places" and "Recent Files" Openbox pipemenus make a return. John does a fantastic job at maintaining these pipemenus and I am happy to see them included by default. Thank you, John.
htop included by default, as requested.
I have made some modifications to the Debian Installer in an attempt to fix a issue whereby the installer would pause indefinitely on systems containing more than 1 network adapter. Due to limited resources, I have only been able to do limited testing of this, so if you were previously affected by this, I would love to hear from you.
As requested, ClipIt has replaced Parcellite as the default clipboard manager.
PNMixer has replaced volumeicon as the default system tray sound mixer.
Faenza icons.
Numerous other miscellaneous fixes and tweaks.
3 months worth of package updates via the Debian repositories. As always, I and the #! community owe a huge thank you to everyone involved in the Debian project, without which #! would not exist. THANK YOU :)
Waldorf development images ready for testing
The first CrunchBang 11 "Waldorf" development builds are now available for testing. For anyone unaware, these are the first builds to be based on Debian Wheezy sources. Wheezy is the current testing branch of Debian and therefore is likely to experience changes, bugs and breakages. These first builds are not recommended for anyone who requires a stable system, or is not happy running into occasional breakages.
The main focus of these builds has been to migrate the build system from Squeeze to Wheezy, and to fix any resulting breakages. Now that the migration is complete, these first test builds should provide functionality that is on a par with the existing Statler release.
Whilst not the primary focus, working on development builds of a new branch does afford the opportunity to review the list of installed applications. Of note, the following has changed:
SLiM replaces the deprecated GDM. Note, LightDM is under consideration for future builds, but at this point, it does not appear to offer any real advantages over SLiM.
Chromium replaces Iceweasel. This change reflects my personal preference and recent browser usage statistics.
Compton replaces xcompmgr and Cairo Composite Manager. Compton provides a stable compositing solution and for the first time, compositing is enabled by default.
PulseAudio is now installed by default.
Known issues
"module unix not found in modules.dep" is displayed when booting, The message is harmless and is a known upstream bug: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=654282
Slow/unusable Intel PRO wireless over 11n. This appears to be a known kernel bug and patches have already been applied upstream. If your system suffers from this, a quick search should provide details about how to temporarily disable 11n connections, until a fix arrives.
Theme parsing errors reported in .xsession-errors. These should disappear/stop being reported when GTK 3.4 libs enter testing.
Unknown issues
As always, please feel to leave feedback and suggests. Your input is really appreciated and really does help to improve quality and usability. If you have feedback, please either reply to this topic, or create a new topic in the 'Devel: CrunchBang 11 "Waldorf"' forums.
Updated Statler Images
There are some updated Statler images available here: http://crunchbang.org/download
Apologies for the lack of release notes, I will try to get some details written down over the weekend :)
Update: I have posted some more information about these images on my blog: http://corenominal.org/2011/11/26/updat … er-images/
CrunchBang 10 "Statler" r20110207
Unless you have been living under a rock, you will almost certainly be aware that Debian 6 "Squeeze" was released over the weekend of the 5th & 6th of February '11. This is great news for Debian and great news for CrunchBang.
CrunchBang 10 "Statler" has been in development since early last year. The first alpha release came out in March '10 and several development builds have followed whilst Debian Squeeze remained in testing. Now that Squeeze has migrated from testing to stable, CrunchBang Statler will also adopt the stable moniker.
The new CrunchBang 10 "Statler" r20110207 images were built on Monday 7th February 2011 using the stable Debian Squeeze and CrunchBang Statler repositories. Changes from the previous builds have been kept to a minimum. The changes that have been made include:
Chromium Browser (ver.9) replaces Google Chrome stable.
Debian Installer (gui & text) replaces the previous Live Installer.
Other minor changes and bug fixes.
A huge thank you is owed to everyone who has helped with the testing and development of Statler. The continued feedback from Statler users has been amazing and has really helped to make Statler the best CrunchBang release to date. Thank you. :)
Existing Statler users should not need to perform a reinstall, instead a simple 'sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get dist-upgrade' should suffice.
IMPORTANT NOTE FOR UNETBOOTIN USERS: CrunchBang images will more than likely fail to work if copied to USB devices with Unetbootin. Please use the recommended method for creating USB installation media.


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Escape to this chic new apartment located right in the heart of the village and beautifully furnished throughout by the owner an interior designer. Located in the exclusive 'Valentine and Victoria' development the building boasts one of the most luxurious leisure facilities in the village with a large pool, sauna, well equipped gym, steam room and games room.This property is set out over one floor, sleeping 7 people in 4 bedrooms and with 1 en-suite bathroom, 2 shower rooms and an additional W.C. This second floor apartment is surrounded on two sides by the extensive balcony where you can take in the views of the surrounding peaks. The living / dining area boasts elegant furnishings, open fire place and a beautiful dining table seating 6. Relax in the gorgeous living area with a pre dinner drink or take in a film on the flat screen.The chalet is available on a self catered basis as well as a catered basis.
Sleeps 7 Relax in the classic sofas or armchair with a pre dinner drink or take in a film on the flat screen. The master bedroom located at the far end of the apartment has a walk in wardrobe, large flat screen and en-suite bathroom where you can soak those aches and pains away. A further double en suite (shower room) is located adjacent to this. The large twin room shares a shower room with the fourth bedroom a small single with extra pull out bed. There is also an additional w.c. for guests.
After waking up to tea or coffee in bed enjoy a hot breakfast served in the dining room with a selection of local yoghurts, Museli, cereals, fresh crusty bread and jams.
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After skiing you'll come back to afternoon tea where you can help yourself to tea, coffee, fresh bread, jams and delicious home baked cakes or something savoury if you would prefer.
After a complimentary drink and canapes, 3 course dinner will be served, followed by a local cheeseboard. Dinner is accompanied by a choice of complimentary wines.
Damage/Service Deposit will be requiredPlease note: The chalet host will have a day off during the course of the week, during which you will be required to eat out.
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Test ID: PCPRO
Plasma Cell DNA Content and Proliferation, Bone Marrow
Useful For Suggests clinical disorders or settings where the test may be helpful
Establishing a diagnosis of a plasma cell proliferative disorder
Providing prognostic information for newly diagnosed multiple myeloma and other plasma cell proliferative disorders
Assessing response to therapy and detecting disease relapse and progression in treated plasma cell proliferative disorder patients
Determining plasma cell DNA content and proliferation
Clinical Information Discusses physiology, pathophysiology, and general clinical aspects, as they relate to a laboratory test
Plasma cell proliferative disorders are a group of plasma cell derived clonal hematologic neoplasms which exhibit a wide range of biologic activity ranging from monoclonal gammopathy of uncertain significance (MGUS), a usually indolent disorder with a low rate of disease progression, to multiple myeloma (MM), a disease that is often aggressive with poor long-term survival. Detecting plasma cell clonality through demonstrating immunoglobulin (Ig) light chain restriction (ie, the presence of either predominately kappa or predominately lambda light chains), supplemented by the plasma cell immunophenotype and DNA index, is an important element in establishing the diagnosis.
It is important to correctly classify patients with plasma cell proliferative disorders as the various disease entities are treated differently. A number of factors are used for this classification including the proportion clonal bone marrow plasma cells, the DNA index of the clonal plasma cells, and their proliferative activity. The plasma cell DNA index and proliferation assessment by flow cytometry are rapid and reliable. This information can be used to distinguish patients with overt, active MM from less aggressive diseases such as MGUS and smoldering MM.
Furthermore, in combination with other laboratory data, the results of these studies can be used as a measure of disease aggressiveness in newly diagnosed MM and also to determine therapeutic efficacy and detect disease relapse in treated MM patients.
See Laboratory Screening Tests for Suspected Multiple Myeloma in Special Instructions. Also see Diagnosis and Monitoring of Multiple Myeloma in Publications.
Reference Values Describes reference intervals and additional information for interpretation of test results. May include intervals based on age and sex when appropriate. Intervals are Mayo-derived, unless otherwise designated. If an interpretive report is provided, the reference value field will state this.
Plasma Cell Clonality:
Normal bone marrow
No monotypic clonal plasma cells detected
DNA Index:
Normal polytypic plasma cells
DNA index (G0/G1 cells): Diploid 0.95-1.05
Interpretation Provides information to assist in interpretation of the test results
Plasma Cell Clonality:
Plasma cell populations with a kappa to lambda ratio of either >3.9 or <0.5 will be considered either kappa or lambda immunoglobulin light chain restricted (monotypic), respectively. As, in rare instances, immunoglobulin light chain restricted plasma cell populations may be polyclonal at the genetic level, the term monotypic rather than monoclonal plasma cells will be used.
In addition to immunoglobulin light chain expression, other data collected will be used to supplement the detection of abnormal plasma cell populations. In plasma cells, CD19 expression is associated with the presence of benign, polytypic cell populations. Therefore CD19 expression will be used as a secondary element in detecting clonal plasma cells. While loss of plasma cell CD45 expression is associated with neoplasia, CD45 is expressed by both normal and neoplastic plasma cells. Therefore, absence of plasma cell CD45 expression will be used as an aid in detecting abnormal plasma cells. In some plasma cell proliferative disorders there are both CD45-positive and CD45-negative subsets within the clonal cell population, therefore inclusion of antibodies to this antigen allows for more sensitive detection of both subtypes. In addition, as DNA content will be simultaneously assessed, the detection of plasma cell aneuploidy will also serve as a tool for identifying abnormal plasma cell populations. These additional phenotypic tools for identifying abnormal plasma cells will increase the sensitivity of the method beyond examining light chain expression; particularly in biclonal plasma cell proliferative disorders in which there are both kappa and lambda immunoglobulin light chain expressing subsets.
Plasma Cell Proliferation:
The proportion of plasma cells in S-phase will be determined by measuring the proportion of cells with DNA content between the G0/G1 and G2/M peaks. In some instances, plasma cell proliferation will not be able to be determined by this method; including when there are fewer than 300 abnormal plasma cell events and when there are multiple aneuploid plasma cell populations. In newly diagnosed multiple myeloma, a plasma cell labeling index (PCLI) of > or =3.0 is associated with a more aggressive disease course.(1,2) As there was a 100% concordance between a PCLI of >3.0 and an estimated S-phase of >1.5%, and this value is published standard for identifying plasma cell neoplasms with a high proliferative rate, it will be noted in the report if the estimated S-phase exceeds this value.(3,4)
DNA Index:
Processed cells are stained with DAPI to determine the DNA index of the abnormal plasma cells. This will be determined by dividing the measured DNA content of the G0/G1 abnormal plasma cells by the DNA content of the normal G0/G1 plasma cells present. For this determination, normal plasma cells are the optimal control cell population due to similarities in nuclear and overall cell size. Plasma cells with a G0/G1 DNA content index of <0.95 will be considered hypodiploid (worst prognosis); those with a G0/G1 DNA content index of >1.05 will be considered hyperdiploid (favorable prognosis). Plasma cells with a DNA index of 1.9 to 2.1 will be considered tetraploid (nonfavorable prognosis) if a confirmatory G2/M population with a DNA index of 4 is identified. As noted above, since normal plasma cells are neither hyper- nor hypodiploid, DNA index will be used as a supplemental tool in detecting clonal plasma cells.
Percent Polyclonal Plasma Cells in Total Plasma Cells:
It has been shown that higher percent polyclonal plasma cells in total plasma cells can mean longer progression-free survival, higher response rates, and lower frequency of high-risk cytogenetics abnormalities. Studies have also shown a higher incidence of polytypic plasma cells in monoclonal gammopathy of uncertain significance and smoldering myeloma in comparison to multiple myeloma.
Cautions Discusses conditions that may cause diagnostic confusion, including improper specimen collection and handling, inappropriate test selection, and interfering substances
In order to provide an adequate specimen, it is important that the marrow specimen be from a "redirect" marrow aspirate. The marrow needle should be redirected so the marrow can be aspirated from a previously unsampled site.
Supportive Data
Clinical Reference Provides recommendations for further in-depth reading of a clinical nature
1. Kumar SK, Mikhael JR, Buadi FK, et al: Management of newly diagnosed symptomatic multiple myeloma: updated Mayo Stratification of Myeloma and Risk-Adapted Therapy (mSMART) consensus guidelines. Mayo Clin Proc 2009 Dec;84(12):1095-1110
2. Rajkumar SV, Greipp PR: Prognostic factors in multiple myeloma. Hematol Oncol Clin North Am 1999 Dec;13(6):1295-1314
3. Garcia-Sanz R, Gonzalez-Fraile MI, Mateo G, et al: Proliferative activity of plasma cells is the most relevant prognostic factor in elderly multiple myeloma patients. Int J Cancer 2004 Dec 10;112(5):884-889
4. Morice WG, Hanson CA, Kumar S, et al: Novel multi-parameter flow cytometry sensitively detects phenotypically distinct plasma cell subsets in plasma cell proliferative disorders. Leukemia 2007 Sep;21(9):2043-2046
5. Morice WG, Chen D, Kurtin PJ, et al: Novel immunophenotypic features of marrow lymphoplasmacytic lymphoma and correlation with Waldenstrom's macroglobulinemia. Mod Pathol 2009 Jun;22(6):807-816
6. Paiva B, Vidriales MB, Mateo G, et al: The persistence of immunophenotypically normal residual bone marrow plasma cells at diagnosis identifies a good prognostic subgroup of symptomatic multiple myeloma patients. Blood 2009 Nov;114(20):4369-4372


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Creepy Reads for HalloweenOctober 31, 2013
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The Summoning by Kelley Armstrong
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The Forest of Hands and Teeth by Carrie Ryan
The Vampire Diaries by LJ Smith
Paranormalcy by Kiersten White
The Monstrumologist by Rick Yancey
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Untangling African Hairbraiders from Utah's Cosmetology Regime
The Constitution protects the right to earn an honest living without arbitrary and unreasonable government interference. But if you want to braid hair for a living in Utah, you must submit yourself to a completely irrational licensing scheme to get permission from the government before you are allowed to work. Jestina Clayton, a college graduate, wife, mother of two and refugee from Sierra Leone's civil war has been braiding hair for most of her life. Now she wants to use her considerable skills to help provide for her family while her husband finishes his education. But the state of Utah says she may not be paid to braid unless she first spends thousands of dollars on 2,000 hours of government-mandated cosmetology training—not one hour of which actually teaches her how to braid hair. In the same number of class hours, a person also could qualify to be an armed security guard, mortgage loan originator, real estate sales agent, EMT and lawyer—combined. Such arbitrary and excessive government-imposed licensing on such an ordinary, safe and uncomplicated practice as hairbraiding is not only outrageous, it is unconstitutional. Jestina pled her case to the Utah's licensing board and to Utah legislators but to no avail. That is why on April 26, 2011, the Institute for Justice (IJ) filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of Utah to challenge Utah's hairbraiding regulations.
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X-Men #200 Goes Back To Press
Marvel is pleased to announce that due to the overwhelming demand, X-Men #200 will return to press with a variant cover featuring the interior artwork of Chris Bachalo and the former hero Gambit! Written by Mike Carey, with art by Chris Bachalo & Humberto Ramos, X-Men #200 not only kicked off the first chapter of Endangered Species, but introduced an all-new, all-deadly Marauders...who killed one of the most popular X-Men! After a quick sell-out at Diamond (though copies may be available at the retail level)


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- Binds when picked up
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- Use: Teaches you how to summon this mount. This is a flying mount. Requires Cloud Serpent Riding from the Order of the Cloud Serpent.
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- Sell Price: 750
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Ana's elevated seeding means that she will avoid playing one of the world's top four ranked players until at least the quarter-finals.
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Is the battery grip for 1000D(BG-E5) a direct fit on 1100D ? I was searching for aftermarket and Canon brand ones but they mention that its suitable for 1000D.
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No the Canon BG-E5 is not officially compatible with the 1100D. Canon have not released a battery grip for the 1100D, neither does it appear they are planning to, since the SD card slot is inside the battery compartment you'd have to remove the grip every time you changed memory cards.
This appears to be another "feature" that is deliberately missing from this line in order to separate it from the xxxD line.
There seem to be a few third party grips produced but I'd worry about the quality. However a much better option if you're thinking of upgrading is the T1i (500d), which is compatible with the BG-E5!


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On the Job: The Music Man
Sweetwater, the resurrected music club in downtown Mill Valley, was its usual early evening scene — a Lululemon-clad smattering of late lunchers lingering in the outside patio, handsome families arriving for early dinners, clogging the entrance with strollers and dogs, and aging hipsters making their daily migration up the block from Peet's as they transitioned their intake from caffeine to booze.
I was there to photograph John Goddard, who for 40 years was the proprietor of Village Music, the revered record store that closed a few years back, victim of Mill Valley's morph from hippie haven to hedge fund heaven and, some say, last remaining vestige of a Marin County better known for its creative spirit than its stratospheric housing prices. John was coming with Monroe and Gillian Grisman, brother and sister, children of mandolinist (and Jerry Garcia collaborator) David Grisman, and makers of Village Music: Last of the Great Music Stores, a film that would debut at the Mill Valley Film Festival and about which Dan Jewett of Marin Magazine was writing a story.
I'd hoped to photograph the three of them on the patio with Sweetwater in the background. One look at the crowd told me that wasn't going to happen. At minimum, an unfortunate incident with a weak-bladdered Golden Retriever a couple of years ago taught me never to leave lighting gear exposed in the presence of dogs.
Inside the front door, though,wrapping along one wall of Sweetwater's small cafe, was a yellow banquette, its leatherette shiny and bright against the building's red brick wall. There, in the corner, beneath a window was my spot.
Another lesson I've learned: Don't ask permission. I told the hostess — politely — what I was doing and brought in a pack, a stand and a light, moved some tables out of the way, did a test shot and was ready in a couple of minutes.
Goddard and the Grismans showed shortly thereafter. Everyone knew them, so it took me a while to get them inside. I wanted to get this done because folks were filling the tables and I was losing my shooting space (and probably the patience of the waitresses).
Once they were seated, it went quickly. I made some safe shots first — as I always do to ensure I've got something — and then played with the window above them, changed lenses to the 17, climbed on a chair and made a few frames from above. My clambering either amused or frightened my subjects. I'm not sure which. But it resulted in this frame, my favorite from the day.
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Calcium concentration is determined by inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry. Aqueous acidic calibrating standards, quality control samples, patient specimens, and blanks are diluted with diluent containing an internal standard. In turn, all diluted blanks, calibrating standards, quality control samples, and patient samples are aspirated into a pneumatic nebulizer and the resulting aerosol directed to the hot plasma discharge by a flow of argon. In the annular plasma the aerosol is vaporized, atomized, and then ionized. Emission signals from calcium and the internal standard are observed radially by the emission spectrometer. Instrumentation response is defined by the linear relationship of analyte concentrations versus the ratio of the calcium emission signals ratioed with the internal standard. After reagent blank subtraction, unknown sample calcium concentrations are calculated by entering the net unknown intensity ratios into the linear calibration equation.(Nixon DE, Moyer TP, Johnson P, et al: Routine measurement of calcium, magnesium, copper, zinc, and iron in urine and serum by inductively coupled plasma emission spectroscopy. Clin Chem 1986;32:1660-1665)
Creatinine is measured using an enzymatic method based on the determination of sarcosine from creatinine with the aid of creatininase, creatinase, and sarcosine oxidase. The liberated hydrogen peroxide is measured via a modified Trinder reaction using a colorimetric indicator.(Package insert: Roche Diagnostics, Indianapolis IN, 2004)
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If I become an instructor, can my husband and daughter (almost 4) be my assistants in class? My daughter loves to help her cousin (16 months) and her preschool class with signing! I'm sure she'd love to help with other kids as well. And my husband actually mentioned that he would be interested in helping me too.
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As a medieval given name this is a Norman form of the French name Thierry, from Germanic Theodoric, from þeud 'people, race' + rīc 'power, ruler'. This was adopted by the Normans and introduced by them to Britain. In modern English use it seems at first to have been a transferred use of the surname derived from the medieval given name, and later to have been taken as a pet form of Terence.
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