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Andy Dickison, born Dec. 6, 1954, in Bayside, N.Y. Went to be with Jesus: March 6, 2013.
Andy grew up in northern California were he found a love for preforming arts and music. He developed great musical skill at an early age and joined the junior symphony where he became concert master. He was recognized as the best violinist for his age group in all of Northern California. He loved composing music as well and composed a full length symphony.
Andy met the Lord in January 1972 at a youth camp in Sonora, Calif., and was very involved in several ministries in the 1970s. Andy's faith in Jesus saw him through many trials during his adult years. He may have lost some battles but Jesus won the war.
Andy was a proud veteran, and served our country with the United States Air Force from July 1978 to March 1981.
Andy has spent these last years living in Walla Walla, whose streets have often been graced by the sound of his violin playing on summer days. He found a church family with Calvary Chapel Walla Walla, and blessed many there with his warm personality, friendship, and his musical talent in their worship services. Andy was a member of the Rising Sun Clubhouse and has many friends there whom he constantly spoke of and prayed for often. Those of us who knew him well miss him deeply, but are blessed to know that heaven, the kingdom he spoke of so often, and the God who he longed to see face to face, have been found by him in resurrection.
Andy has joined those who preceded him in death, his parents, Andrew and Betty Dickison, and his body will be laid to rest close to theirs in Sumpter, Ore.
He is survived by his brothers, Rick Dickison (Sandy), of Coeur d'Alene, Mark Dickison of Pinole, Calif., Wesley Dickison (Shaun) of Baker City; and sisters, Teri Dickison of Santa Rosa, Calif., and Robin Olds (Jim) of Mountain Home, Idaho; and step-mother, Josephine Dickison, of Baker City.
A memorial service is planned at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 16, at the Calvary Chapel Church, 19 E. Birch St., Walla Walla. All are welcome to attend.
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Elisabetta Canalis will likely wear some skimpy costumes on "Dancing with the Stars" -- but she's taken it all off for another project close to her heart.
George Clooney's ex-girlfriend is the latest to strip down for PETA's "I'd Rather Go Naked" campaign, showing off her amazing body in a set of ads just released today.
In a press release, Canalis says "I decided to go nude because I think that nudity always creates a big reaction." She continues, "That is what is required to keep people's attention on such a brutal practice …. just for the sake of fashion."
Pretty good timing, considering "Dancing" starts up soon and all eyes are on fashion this week thanks to Fashion Week in NYC.
Check out Elisabetta's other ad above, plus see which other stars have stripped for the cause.
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As Ian suggests it may be the wiper on the body that the lens moves when the aperture ring is rotated.
Two things I'd check are: is your finger causing the hesitation? And with the lens removed, does the ring hesitate when you move it manually?
If it hesitates without the lens, try a drop of alcohol between the lens mount and the meter coupling. If i's a little dust or grime it may free up. If it improves that way but still isn't perfect try another drop. Don't flood it.
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Yeah, you saw Steve Ott's face before he became a Blue -- in 'Dodgeball'
Mar 17, 2014 at 5:04p ET
ST. LOUIS -- When the St. Louis Blues made their big trade late last month, they probably didn't know they were trading for a famous pirate.
Steve Ott, the forward acquired from Buffalo along with goalie Ryan Miller, bears a striking resemblance to the character Steve the Pirate from the 2004 movie "Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story."
That became a source of many laughs for the Blues on the team bus Saturday night following their 4-1 win in Nashville, and then quickly became a hot topic for Blues players and fans on Twitter.
Can't say enough good things about our fans!! Also a great performance by @otterN9NE "aKa Steve the pirate" pic.twitter.com/PYvc445FgP— Alex Pietrangelo (@apetro_27)
March 16, 2014
Jaden Schwartz and Ian Cole then both retweeted Alex Pietrangelo's tweet to their followers. Pietrangelo has 37,700 followers, while Cole has 23,900 and Schwartz has 16,400.
Ott, who has more than 83,000 followers on Twitter, quickly joined in on the fun with his teammates.
.@apetro_27 Boys are lucky to have a real celebrity on the team! #LGB #SteveThePirate— Steve Ott (@otterN9NE)
March 16, 2014
Then he offered an alternative doppelganger on Twitter.
When dolled up, more of a poor mans @DierksBentley what you think @apetro_27 ??? pic.twitter.com/CWRraXm54a— Steve Ott (@otterN9NE)
March 16, 2014
People obviously love pirates. And Steve the Pirate, played by actor Alan Tudyk, does look remarkably like Steve Ott with longer hair.
"We thought it was the funniest thing," Pietrangelo said. "We were sitting there saying that he looked like Steve the Pirate. He said to me, 'I've heard that before. It's not that funny.' So he came back with Dierks Bentley. I said his comparison looked better, but mine was funnier."
Ott, who has two points in eight games with the Blues, said the comparison goes back "10 years ago" when he was a youngster with the Dallas Stars and the movie starring Vince Vaughn arrived in theaters. But he was able to laugh about it with his new teammates.
Watch the 'Blues Live' pregame and postgame shows before and after every St. Louis Blues game on FOX Sports Midwest.
"Absolutely," Ott said Monday. "Having fun with your teammates is where things lead to on the ice. I'm a big believer of having a good time and trying to be a good teammate with the boys."
Pietrangelo said it was good fun to have a new guy come in and be able to joke around like that.
Asked if Ott took it well, Petro said: "I think so. He hasn't come after me yet."
After all, you don't really want to mess with a pirate.
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With 16 en-suite bedrooms the Brewers Inn offers everything you need for a relaxing and comfortable stay.
All our rooms include:
• Flat Screen TVs with Freeview
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Thank you very much for the Doc...
does this only applies to the restore with Mulitplex images?
related with any specific Netbackup versions?
Hello Nagalla,
1)It is not related to Multiplexing.
The bprd -dontfork is the mother process for other bprd(other running child jobs) processes.
bprd -dontfork -mpxmain will act as a root and The request daemon spawns a child bprd process.
2)I have encountered this in Netbackup 7.0.1 version and I think it ll be applicable for all other versions but I dint get a chance to verify in other versions()
NBU Process flow : https://www-secure.symantec.com/connect/downloads/netbackup-7x-process-flow<


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Robert e Howard,Edgar rice Burroughs & H.P.lovecraft comics & books
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My favourite Lovecraft stories are "The Colour Out of Space" and "Rats in the Walls", but I have a hard time imagining the former as a movie - the specific idea of an unknown colour is part of the story's charm (and I feel it'd need to be padded out to film length, which is why Lovecraft's longer work is better suited).
"The Colour Out of Space" has been filmed at least twice, as
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Situated on 38 acres of open space, hills, and trails, Rolling Ridge has a great deal to offer both indoors and out. Rolling Ridge is a retreat and conference center.
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Using photogram technique, this tablecloth is decorated with the silhouettes of the aftermath of a dinner party. The shadows tell the story.
Design: Maurice Scheltens
Decorate your table with these unique napkins, where the pen has taken over. Use them with our Brass Hexagon Napkin Rings to create a super cool and exclusive look. Design: Ferm Living Material: 100% organic cotton, digitally printed Dimensions: 16" x 16" Set of 4
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Stelton has brought stylish and fashionable metallic look to the iconic vacuum jug by Erik Magnussen. The iconic and classic "EM 77" 1 liter vacuum jug, with its unique rocker stopper and screw cap for transportation of liquids, is one of Stelton's best selling designs ever....
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Each year, nearly 300 members of the creative communications industries are invited to Cannes Lions to serve on the juries. They consider and award all the work that is entered into the Festival. To make sure that each piece of work is evaluated in an independent manner, the Festival follows a rigorous jury selection procedure. As official representative of Cannes Lions, the Guardian has the honour of appointing the UK contingent of the festival jury.
All judges must be award-winning and representative of countries that are entering Cannes Lions.
Once these nominations are all in, Cannes Lions selects the judges, ensuring that each jury contains an even balance of members from around the world, from each gender and from a representative spread of agencies – independents and from networks.'
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Those of you who have lo's with reflux
Mommy to Cole- 5-5-09 and Owen- 9-7-11
Benjamin would pull his legs up to his tummy, arch his back, push the bottle with his tongue and squirm while drinking. He also has tons of gas. He's been on axid for 3 weeks now and it's going much better, but still not 100%. He still has gas, which sometimes bothers him a lot and he still gets a bit fussy sometimes during feeding with tiny (mouthful) spit-ups. But overall we've seen a great improvement since we started him on axid.
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my son has silent reflux. so there was not much spitting up, but he would gag, choke, and cough alot. he would SCREAM after bottles and ! Anytime i laid him flat he would SCREAM! even to change his diaper was AWFUL!!
are you breast feeding or bottle? if BF, but out all milk products!! that may help, that was the first thing they told me to try!
I was wondering if my LO has too....been thinking about taking her to the doc. Mine has been spitting up much more than ever (quantity and frequency) Sometimes when she eats she gets squirmy and pushes the bottle away and then she stares at it sadly and I give it back, she takes it, and then she squirms again and cries. She has tons of wet burps all day too. She's been FF on Alimentum since 3 weeks old...she has the milk protein allergy. Can reflux be diagnosed by the pediatrician or do you have to see a specialist? Are the meds OTC or prescription?


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When a new OS is released, a high percentage of applications don't install or don't run because they check for a specific OS version. The application or installer checks for a specific version number and exits if it isn't what is expected. I've heard claims of up to 50% of incompatibility issues are due to a simple version checks. So many applications check version that this influences how Microsoft increments version number.
It's true. If you look at the version number of Windows 7, it's version 6.1.
Microsoft Windows [Version 6.1.7600]
This was done for application compatibility. Most of the time, developers only check the major version. So, if Microsoft knows that application compatibility is very good between releases, only the minor version number is incremented. This trick was also done from Windows 2000 (5.0) to Windows XP (5.1).
Let's say you only want your application to install on XP. Your installer checks the OS version and exits if it's not equal to 5.1. There's a compatibility feature that has been in Windows since Windows 2000 called "shims". Shims "trick" API calls by acting like a legacy OS. The "version lie" shim returns whatever OS version you want. Therefore, the installer can be tricked and the application can be installed regardless of the version check. The "version lie" shim can be implemented several different ways -- by the user via the Compatibility tab in properties, the built-in "shim database", by enterprise administrators via the ACT Toolkit, and by the Program Compatibility Assistant.
The best option for checking version is to not do it. Sometimes you may feel that you need to check version (especially if your boss tells you). Checking version and blocking the installation or exiting won't stop the user if they are determined. In fact, if you just exit, the user has no idea what has gone wrong.
The following table outlines why you may be version checking and suggestions to avoid problems:
HMODULE hMod;
hMod = LoadLibrary(L"Apphelp.dll");
if (hMod) return hMod;
hMod = LoadLibrary(L"sdbapiu.dll");
hMod = LoadLibrary(L"sdbapi.dll");
if (hMod) return hMod;
One of the unusual side affects of version checking deals with upgrade scenarios. Here's where version checking can get you into trouble.
Uh oh…
If you decide to check version. Make sure you think through changes in major and minor version numbers. If you check for Windows 7, check for Windows 7 and greater so you don't break when then next OS is released.
Here's some sample code that checks for OS versions:
if (dwMajorVersion >= 6 && dwMinorVersion >= 0) printf("MajorVersion>=6 && MinorVersion>=0. I'm Vista or greater\n"); else if (dwMajorVersion==5 && dwMinorVersion>=1) printf("MajorVersion==5 && MinorVersion>=1. I'm XP\n"); else if (dwMajorVersion==5 && dwMinorVersion==0) printf("MajorVersion==5 && MinorVersion==0. I'm Win 2000\n"); else printf("MajorVersion<5. I'm older than Win 2000\n");


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V.21 No.37 |
The Daily Word in anti-American riots, middle income, large sodas and new monkeys
By Jessica Cassyle Carr [ Fri Sep 14 2012 12:31 PM ]
Anti-American rallies across the Muslim world are now also targeting British and German embassies.
Romney comments on the anti-Muslim propaganda film that started it.
Obama is leading in the polls.
Romney defines middle income as $200,000 to $250,000.
The 1957 murder of a young girl solved.
Investigating accidental early releases in New Mexico's prison system.
A new monkey species was found.
In APS, 37 percent of juniors failed a high school exit exam.
U.S. reps go bipartisan in an effort to preserve Native American languages.
Local girl is the new face of Guess.
Loyal dog visits its master's grave every night.
Weather: Temps reach mid '70s today, and mid '80s by Sunday. Autumn is nigh.
V.20 No.48 |
The Daily Word in Pearl Harbor, occupied housing, Mumia and Justin Bieber
By Laura Marrich [ Wed Dec 7 2011 11:01 AM ]
It's the 70th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Surprisingly, the Japanese admiral who masterminded it didn't want to go to war in the first place.
Brick by brick, wall by wall, they
Occupiers succesfully "liberate" a forclosed house in Brooklyn.
U.S. health official overrules her own experts on the morning-after pill.
Four words that should never, never, never go together: Justin Bieber steampunk Christmas.
Four words that go suprisingly well together: DIY animatronic firebreathing pony.
Wrap your presents in hamburger.
BP says Halliburton destroyed evidence that makes them culpable in the Gulf oil spill.
Procatinator is your new best friend. Or it's trying to kill you. Whatever.
Former Albuquerque Pride director is headed to the White House.
Snapshots from Nick Brown's kids' school science fair.
Salvador Disney and other films that actually happened.
What the Interwebs were atwitter about in 2011.
There's a vaccine for Ebola now.
Albuquerque thieves are after your toilet paper.
Florida thieves are after a romantic dinner at home.
Thanks to E.J., Nick and Sarah for the links!
V.20 No.49 | 12/8/2011
Give a dog a home
By Sam Adams [ Fri Dec 2 2011 12:13 PM ]
On the fence about adopting a pooch this holiday season? Your friends at Animal Human New Mexico have put together a video that will have you putting that pooper scooper to use in no time. This glorious piece of cinematography shows all the fun things you can do with dogs, like wearing life vests in kiddie pools. It also marks the first time I've ever enjoyed a Barry Manilow song.
The nonprofit is located at 615 Virginia SE. You can call them at 938-7868.
V.20 No.28 | 7/14/2011
Don't Let the Bedbugs Bite
Human and canine exterminators fight nationwide wave of pests
By Elise Kaplan
V.20 No.26 | 6/30/2011
Chained to a cause
By Elise Kaplan, fearless intern [ Wed Jun 29 2011 5:43 PM ]
Babes and Bullies members are chaining themselves to dog houses for 11 hours on Saturday at UNM. The group is participating in Chain Off 2011. This national event is held every year on Fourth of July weekend to highlight the plight of dogs that spend their whole lives on chains.
The demonstration from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. will and raise money for Kaya—a pit bull rescued from starvation in late May by New Mexico Dogs Deserve Better. Babes and Bullies will have a booth out there on Saturday and will sell merch. All proceeds will benefit Kaya.
Pit bulls tote around quite a reputation–from bad-ass guard dogs to evil attack hounds—and in keeping with the bad boy tradition, they are irresistible to babes.
Nearly 25 percent of the dogs placed in Albuquerque animal shelters are pit bulls, according to Babes and Bullies. The group started a couple years to fundraise, raise awareness and act as a resource for pit bulls and their owners.
Babes and Bullies is one of many groups across the country that challenges the premise that all pit bulls act aggressively. The group isn't a rescue service, but many of the women act as foster guardians for abandoned dogs.
While pit bull advocacy groups cite the breed's loving and loyal disposition, their history in dog fighting is hard to ignore. Over the past 160 years, pit bulls have been bred to obey humans, but their behavior against other dogs is another matter, according to the Pit Bull Rescue Central. Traditionally used as fighters, the dogs are trained not to back down in confrontations.
Megan Cooley, president and treasurer of Babes and Bullies says that the perceptions of pit bulls acting aggressively comes from their loyal disposition.
"They're so loyal to their owner, they'll do anything," she says. "People take advantage of that."
While many cities banned pit bulls entirely, the Albuquerque City Council ruled instead to place dogs of all breeds in three categories: "potentially dangerous," "dangerous" and "irresponsible owners."
Owners that fail to restrain their dogs are civilly liable for any harm caused. Of the 27 instances reported on the city's website, 20 involve pits.
Kirtland Air Force# base is the only area of the city that bans the dogs, a move that Babes and Bullies spoke out against in March.
V.20 No.25 | 6/23/2011
Answer Me This
By Marisa Demarco
What do you know about last week?
V.20 No.18 | 5/5/2011
Alibi Picks
For the Dogs
By John Bear [ Fri May 6 2011 3:00 PM ]
The Eastside Animal Welfare Center (8920 Lomas NE) is throwing a "grand opening" party to celebrate a recent renovation. On Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., more than 18 animal rescue groups will man info tables and help with pet adoptions. The fun includes free pizza, door prizes and demos by the APD K-9 Unit, as well as the unveiling of two newly installed sculptures: "Kimo the Cat" by Michele VandenHeuvel and "American Dog" by Dale Rogers. The event is free to the public. For more information, call 768-1975.
V.20 No.14 | 4/7/2011
Toy Australian shepherds?!
By Jessica Cassyle Carr [ Thu Mar 31 2011 12:51 PM ]
While fact checking a little while ago, I ran a search on Placitas, N.M. and happened upon Placitas Miniature and Toy Australian shepherds—I had no idea there was such a thing, and in such close proximity to my home. The website, linked above, hosts an abundance of cute images of the little pooches that should fill your heart with joy.
V.20 No.3 |
The Daily Word 01.26.11: Local Vigilantes, Dark Matter, Big Bras
By Tom Nayder [ Wed Jan 26 2011 10:16 AM ]
Obama gave his State of the Union speech last night. Here are some highlights, and lowlights.
Local teen vigilantes kick some ass.
Hey ladies, this guy needs a girlfriend.
Farmington man uses homemade receipts to steal $25,000 worth of electronics from Sam's Club.
New bill under consideration would fine motorists for driving too-close to bicyclists.
Could dark matter really be aliens?
Flavor Flav is starting a fried-chicken franchise.
Mark Bittman ends his Minimalist column after 13 years.
You have died of dysentery. The Oregon Trail turns 40.
Is it possible to love a dog enough to pay $35 for a scented candle?
You know what makes me happy? Bras.
Eat This, Not That's six worst coffee drinks.
NASA discovers a loose star.
I don't know, why do storm clouds have flat tops?
Look at these transparent animals.
V.19 No.30 | 7/29/2010
Yet another reason to love dogs: childhood literacy edition
By Anne Artley, fearless intern [ Thu Jul 22 2010 2:05 PM ]
Lassie Come Home and Old Yeller have charmed young readers for generations, but these days, dogs are inspiring kids to read in a different way. Libraries across the nation have started bringing in therapy dogs to help kids practice reading aloud without judgment. And it works. In one Minnesota town, 10 out of 14 kids who read aloud to dogs once a week for seven weeks jumped at least one grade level in reading. The programs can also help kids learn English as well. All breeds can serve as a reading dog. Here in Albuquerque, programs run most Saturdays throughout the library system:
• Cherry Hills Library, 857-8321 1st and 3rd Saturdays, 1-3 p.m.
• East Mountain Library, 281-8508 2nd Saturday, 1-3 p.m.
• Ernie Pyle Library, 256-2065, next is on 7/24, 11 a.m.-noon
• Juan Tabo Library, 291-6260 4th Saturday, 1-3 p.m.
• Los Griegos Library, 761-4020 3rd Thursday, 3-4:30 p.m.
• Main Library , 768-5136 2nd Saturday, 1-3 p.m.
• South Broadway Library, 505-764-1742 Thursdays & Fridays (only 1/12- 5/27), 4 p.m.
• Tony Hillerman Library, 291-6264, 2nd Saturday, 10:30 a.m.
V.19 No.26 | 7/1/2010
Happy Take Your Dog to Work Day, Everyone
By Jessica Cassyle Carr [ Fri Jun 25 2010 2:39 PM ]
On a normal day a few pooches usually have their run of the Alibi's offices, but when I showed up to work today I was pleased to be greeted by new dog faces. Turns out today is Take Your Dog To Work Day. In honor of this holiday, here is a photo of Henry. He's Jeff Drew's hot dog-like companion.
V.19 No.16 | 4/22/2010
Beware the Antifreeze
By Carolyn Carlson [ Mon Apr 19 2010 11:46 AM ]
Dog and cat owners should be aware that there have been antifreeze poisonings reported in the neighborhoods near Fourth Street and Montaño. Antifreeze, which has a sweet taste, is deadly to humans and animals. Even a very small amount licked off paws can cause an agonizing death for a dog or cat. People should try to keep their animals in their yards and be aware of containers in alleys, lots or public areas. If anyone finds anything, please call 311 and ask for Animal Welfare Department.
V.18 No.52 | 12/24/2009
Pets R Us
By Erin Adair-Hodges [ Mon Dec 21 2009 2:37 PM ]
Pet ownership is serious business, and deciding to become a pet parent should be a careful, thoughtful process. But once you've determined it's for you, Animal Humane Society of New Mexico is a great place to get your new family member. That's where my hubs and I got Lulu, the sweetest, weirdest, bestest angel in all of time, ever, anywhere. I could not love her any more, and now I understand why Goths are sad: They don't have Lulus.
AHNM is proud to host IAMS Home 4 the Holidays Celebration, which encourages responsible (and adorable) pet parenting. Throughout December, all dogs with a gold star on their kennels (indicating awesomeness) are adoptable for just $30. And all adopted pit bulls will go home with a bed and stocking filled with the good stuff.
Go to AnimalHumaneNM.org to see all animals available for adoption. The main campus is located at 615 Virginia SE.
V.18 No.33 | 8/13/2009
Culture Shock
Awww ... Babies!
By Erin Adair-Hodges
Today's Events
Horticulture and Garden Railroad Volunteer Training at ABQ BioPark Botanic Garden
As a Horticulture Volunteer you will increase your plant knowledge, practical gardening skills and learn great gardening tips from the garden staff.
Convergence/Divergence at Art Gallery Studio 606
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Leafs May Not Make Any Big Moves
by Paul on 02/07/12 at 12:46 AM ET
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from Bob McKenzie of TSN,
Three weeks to the deadline, and Toronto Maple Leaf fans will hate to hear this but there is a very real chance the team doesn't make a significant move between now and the trade deadline.
Of course, things can change at a moment's notice but the Leafs' wish list is very specific, they want a top six forward with size who can score.
And there just aren't too many of them floating around right now.
James van Riemsdyk has a concussion, he's not a factor for the Leafs at this point.
Jeff Carter has a contract that Leaf GM Brian Burke would have difficulty taking on, especially when the Leaf GM has been so vocal against those long-term deals with the bogus years at the end.
Anaheim isn't moving Bobby Ryan or any of their big boys right now.
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I'm not saying it'd be a good move, but I could see Burke picking up his former player Distin Penner on the cheap.
Posted by NHLJeff from Pens fan in Chicago, IL on 02/07/12 at 12:54 AM ET
as long as it costs us absolutely nothing. Which it won't.
Posted by mmuskrat on 02/07/12 at 12:20 PM ET
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# semi-final - Friday 2 October, 2015
Dundalk overcome Longford to reach FAI Cup final
13 years after their last cup triumph, Dundalk are back in Irish football's showpiece event.
# semi-final - Tuesday 7 July, 2015
Sharapova was accused of 'gamesmanship' by her opponent at Wimbledon today
The star will meet world number one Serena Williams in the semi-finals of the competition
# semi-final - Sunday 5 July, 2015
'70 minutes away from an All-Ireland final, but the work only starts now' — TJ Reid
The Cats have five weeks to recharge their intensity levels for an All-Ireland semi-final.
# semi-final - Wednesday 1 July, 2015
Lionel Messi's glorious piece of skill was the highlight of last night's Copa semi
The Barcelona superstar was at his influential best against Paraguay.
# semi-final - Sunday 28 June, 2015
There were 3 brilliant goals in 5 mad minutes of Meath v Westmeath
Brian McMahon's brace came hot on the heels of an excellent Westmeath goal.
# semi-final - Saturday 23 May, 2015
5 talking points after Munster come through Pro12 semi-final thriller
Paulie's goodbye, Keatley's wobbles and more of the big issues from Thomond Park.
Foley's Munster survive madcap finish to squeeze into Pro12 final
The southern province move on to face Glasgow in the decider next weekend in Belfast.
Analysis: Offloading Ospreys likely to push Munster all the way
Steve Tandy's squad has undergone a regeneration in recent seasons but has emerged as an attacking force.
# semi-final - Friday 22 May, 2015
Stormer of a semi-final ends in heartbreak for Ulster
Finn Russell's nerveless late conversion sent Glasgow into a second consecutive final.
Missing grunt and more talking points before Ulster's Pro12 semi in Glasgow
This has the makings to be the best Pro12 play-off ever.
Analysis: Inventive Ulster and Glasgow primed for Pro12 play-off thriller
We've taken a look at some of the factors that could lead to an exhilarating match at Scotstoun today.
# semi-final - Monday 18 May, 2015
Evolution not revolution has brought about Munster's attacking improvement
The new head coach is determined to show how far his side have come when the Ospreys visit Thomond Park.
# semi-final - Monday 11 May, 2015
Joy for Ireland's Rodgers as Swindon reach League One playoff final after 10-goal thriller
The club will face Preston in the final after drawing 5-5 in a thrilling second-leg this evening.
# semi-final - Monday 20 April, 2015
Sexton alone not enough to restore Leinster to right side of 'the fine margins'
The eastern province are becoming accustomed to dogfights, but have the pedigree to be so much better.
'Leinster had no intention of playing' – The French papers react to Toulon's win
Leinster left Marseille 'alive, standing, and always ambitious,' says one paper.
# semi-final - Sunday 19 April, 2015
'A lot of people had written us off' – O'Connor proud of Leinster effort
The head coach says Leinster 'would back ourselves to go anywhere and beat anybody with our best lads.'
Yellow for Ali and more talking points after Leinster lose to Toulon
Leinster's concession of 10 points when Toulon were down to 14 men was costly.
Extra-time heartbreak for Leinster as Habana try wins it for Toulon
Bryan Habana intercepted an Ian Madigan pass to send Toulon on to face Clermont in the final.
'You couldn't have scripted it better' – Leinster ready for Toulon test
Head coach Matt O'Connor is backing his blokes to get the job done in Marseille.
# semi-final - Saturday 18 April, 2015
Gibbes lies in wait for former club Leinster in Champions Cup final
The ex-Leinster forwards coach has guided Clermont into their second European final.
King James and more talking points as Saracens fall short against Clermont
Vunipola's power, Clermont frailties, the Saracens counter attack and an atmosphere for the ages.
# semi-final - Wednesday 15 April, 2015
Facing Cork – 'I just think Ger has that in his mind that he can't get emotionally attached to it'
Dublin's Ryan O'Dwyer believes their manager will park his emotions next Sunday in Nowlan Park.
# semi-final - Monday 13 April, 2015
Now two of Tipperary's defenders will miss league semi-final with Waterford
The Premier take on the Deise in Nowlan Park.
# semi-final - Friday 10 April, 2015
Dublin make three changes, Monaghan same again for rematch
The teams meet in Croke Park on Sunday.
# semi-final - Thursday 9 April, 2015
This swinging arm got Saracens flanker Burger suspended for just one week
Jacques Burger is now free to play in the club's Champions Cup semi-final against Clermont.
# semi-final - Saturday 4 April, 2015
O'Connor relieved but praises Leinster for 'a pretty good job' against Bath
The Leinster head coach said he'd like to see his side 'get over the paint,' but kicking penalties was the natural choice.
# semi-final - Sunday 29 March, 2015
Cork clinch league semi-final place as Galway, Dublin and Kerry bag vital wins
The picture is becoming clearer in the ladies football league.
# semi-final - Monday 16 March, 2015
Reading are in the FA Cup semi-final after a resounding win tonight
Steve Clarke's Championship side had been held to a goalless draw by their third tier opponents in the first meeting at Valley Parade.
# semi-final - Wednesday 4 March, 2015
Roscrea and Newbridge go to replay after Leinster Schools semi-final draw
Belvedere will have to wait to learn who their opponents in the final will be.
# semi-final - Sunday 15 February, 2015
Galway's Corofin topple All-Ireland club champions St Vincent's at semi-final stage
Michael Lundy and Ian Burke starred in Corofin's victory today.
# semi-final - Saturday 14 February, 2015
As It Happened: St Vincent's v Corofin, All-Ireland senior club football semi-final
The Dublin and Galway club champions faced off in Tullamore.
# semi-final - Saturday 7 February, 2015
Tables turned for Reid but he doesn't expect a free ride from King Henry
The Ballyhale Shamrocks man has been preparing for life after Shefflin.
# semi-final - Sunday 1 February, 2015
All-Ireland three-in-a-row camogie dream over for Milford as Galway's Mullagh cause upset
The intermediate final will be contested by Lismore and Piltown.
# semi-final - Tuesday 27 January, 2015
This Ivanovic header sealed Chelsea's place in the League Cup final
The Londoners lead Liverpool 2-1 on aggregate after extra-time.
5 talking points ahead of tonight's Chelsea-Liverpool League Cup semi
Will Daniel Sturridge return and more thoughts ahead of the game.
# semi-final - Sunday 25 January, 2015
O'Farrell shoots down Banner as Cork advance to Waterford Crystal final
The forward was the difference between the sides with 2-3 to his name.
# semi-final - Wednesday 7 January, 2015
Bayern's Brazilian defender threatened to hit Thomas Müller after hearing one too many '7 – 1′ jokes
"We can joke about anything, but not about this," said the tortured Dante.
# semi-final - Sunday 23 November, 2014
As It Happened: Leinster senior football semi-final, St Vincent's v Garrycastle
Who would win out today between the Dublin and Westmeath sides in Parnell Park?
# semi-final - Monday 3 November, 2014
Clara back into Kilkenny final after easing past Carrickshock
The 2013 champions had 14 points to spare yesterday afternoon.
# semi-final - Saturday 18 October, 2014
Connolly the star with 1-6 as St Vincent's beat Ballyboden to reach Dublin SFC final
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Ray Bradbury, 89, a brilliant writer but proud Luddite in some ways, hates the Internet and electronic books, not just television.
TV was the target of his wrath in a 2007 video.
"The Internet?" yesterday's New York Times says. "Don't get him started. 'The Internet is a big distraction,' Mr. Bradbury barked…
"'Yahoo called me eight weeks ago,' he said, voice rising. 'They wanted to put a book of mine on Yahoo! You know what I told them? 'To hell with you. To hell with you and to hell with the Internet.'
"'It's distracting,' he continued. 'It's meaningless; it's not real. It's in the air somewhere.'"
More moderate about the Net, earlier
In a past video, this science fiction immortal sounded more moderate, saying he hoped that the Net would be "an experiment that worked" and was used properly. Did the NYT use the just-offered quotes in context? I don't know.
OK, gang, while remaining civil, how would you respond to Bradbury?
More positively: The NYT piece correctly depicts Bradbury as a big library booster—the major reason the paper interviewed him. Good on Bradbury for that!
Too bad Bradbury can't grasp the potential of e-books for helping libraries stretch their resources and reach Net-oriented young people, some of them cash-strapped—just as he was as a young man. Besides, when today's young or their descendants do make it to Mars, what are they going to read? E or P? E-books are a lot more compact for space travel.
And also on the plus side: The existence of a Bradbury Web site. In fact, his e-followers have even posted a Martian Chronicles excerpt. Is the site Bradbury-authorized? I don't know. But it does carry at least one message from him, and if you follow the links, you'll find some to Amazon, which does carry at least a few Bradbury works in Kindle form.
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IMPORTOBJECTS/EXPORTOBJECTS and the XML Object Format
June 17th, 2012
I was quite surprised to learn that the IMPORTOBJECTS/EXPORTOBJECTS C/AL commands, which were introduced into the language only recently, have now been removed from NAV 2013. Apparently, they have not been and will not be implemented in the NAV 2013 service tier executable, just like they have been absent (without any valid reasons, in my view) from the Navision Application Server (NAS) executable in previous releases.
Another surprise of a similar nature was the discontinuation of the XML object format. Admittedly, being tailored primarily to the transformation of forms and reports, the format left something to be desired in terms of support (forms and reports only) and structure. An example of the latter that instantly springs to mind is the fact that variable declarations were part of the C/AL code lines, instead of separate XML elements.
But still, the ability to import/export objects in XML format, directly from C/AL code, introduced a lot of potential for automated tools, especially for generating new objects, analyzing/manipulating existing objects, and integration to source code control systems without having to revert to things like the Running Object Table. For obvious reasons, parsing objects exported as XML using e.g. MSXML was a lot less fragile than doing the same with objects exported as text, for which no standardized parser API is available.
In my humble opinion, such possibilities were exactly what had been missing from the C/SIDE ecosystem for a very long time, making NAV development a more manual, error-prone task than it needed to be. I assumed the introduction of such possibilities as IMPORTOBJECTS/EXPORTOBJECTS was part of the same developer/tester productivity improving strategy that had led to e.g. the automated unit testing feature and, somehow, I personally expected more examples of similar techniques in the new version, instead of fewer…
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Natalie Says:
June 18th, 2012 at 8:58 am
Here the explanation according to a MS statement on MS connect (https://connect.microsoft.com/site439/feedback/details/747347/exportobjects-and-importobjects-not-supported):
"As you can no longer run any code from C/SIDE, the Import/Export objects funcitons are now obsolete.
Check the help file out to see the new functionality."
"Open the "devitpro.chm" and search for "finsql". there is a long list of new parameters to support export and import of objects."
jhoek Says:
June 18th, 2012 at 9:27 am
Thanks, Natalie.
I was aware of the information about new functionality in the on-line help (I'm assuming here that they are referring to the command line interface), but I don't consider it a replacement for the old functionality, do you? To me, it sounds a bit like saying PAGE.RUN is superfluous, because you can also open pages through a hyperlink?!… :-S
Luc van Vugt Says:
June 18th, 2012 at 10:43 am
As you can see I did post this MS connect entry(https://connect.microsoft.com/site439/feedback/details/747347/exportobjects-and-importobjects-not-supported).
I also had some more interaction with MS:
Import & Export functions were hard coded in C/SIDE (so not available on NAV Server from the start), that's why we can access them from command line for C/SIDE.
I still feel "sad" about this, and now Jan does, but so far not many did vote on the connect entry to show MS that we do need it.
jhoek Says:
June 18th, 2012 at 11:23 am
I will vote as soon as I have access!
Also, I assume the C/SIDE Development Environment will be replaced by something inside the RTC at some point in the future - I wonder how we are expected to programmatically import/export objects from then on?
jhoek Says:
November 9th, 2012 at 12:09 pm
We could, of course, as a community, define our own XML schema for each object type. Files created according to such schemas could then be fed through an XML Transformation Stylesheet (XSL), before being imported into NAV.
This may seem unnecessarily laborious, but the ability to define and manipulate objects in XML format opens up a world of possibilities!


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Philips's New Chief Van Houten Tackles Elusive TV Overhaul
April 1 (Bloomberg) -- Frans van Houten starts as chief executive officer of Royal Philips Electronics NV today with the challenge of turning around the 3 billion-euro ($4.2 billion) television business, a task that eluded his predecessor.
Van Houten, whose appointment was approved by shareholders yesterday, succeeds Gerard Kleisterlee, who is stepping down after 10 years at the helm. Leaving behind the "unfinished dossier" of fixing the TV unit is "frustrating," Kleisterlee lamented yesterday at the annual general meeting in Amsterdam.
"It's what everyone is looking at," said Jos Versteeg, an analyst at Theodoor Gilissen Bankiers, which has a "buy" rating on Philips. "Van Houten made it very clear that it is the top priority for him."
In a timely reminder of the job in hand, Philips this week predicted a first-quarter loss from TVs of as much as 120 million euros ($170 million), close to the unit's entire deficit for all of 2010. TVs are a remnant of the once consumer-orientated electronics company that Philips was before Kleisterlee spent a decade buying and selling businesses to focus on more profitable industries such as medical equipment.
Philips forecast it will likely fail to break even with the business this year, which would mark the fifth consecutive annual loss. The television subsidiary has suffered as Sony Corp. and Panasonic Corp. cut prices to combat local Chinese suppliers.
Shrinking Value
Philips has lost 5 percent in value over the period of Kleisterlee's tenure. Kleisterlee sought to make Philips's earnings more stable by selling assets including the chip business, which van Houten ran before returning last year.
"I started with the TV issue, and I'm ending with the TV issue," Kleisterlee told shareholders yesterday.
Philips felt investors' discontent on March 28, when the shares dropped 1.8 percent after the company said the TV business is heading for a loss of 100 million to 120 million euros in the first quarter. Last year, Philips lost 125 million euros from televisions, measured as earnings before interest, taxes and amortization. TVs account for 12 percent of sales.
The company's stock is little changed so far this year, valuing it at 22 billion euros.
"It's absolutely necessary for Philips to resolve this issue," said Victor Bareno, an analyst at SNS Securities, which also has a "buy" rating on the stock.
Management Reshuffle
The appointment of van Houten, who rejoined Philips in October last year for an introduction period, is part of a broader management reshuffle. Chief Financial Officer Pierre-Jean Sivignon was succeeded by Ron Wirahadiraksa, who used to be CFO of the Philips' health-care unit. Former Royal Dutch Shell Group Plc Chief Executive Officer Jeroen van der Veer was appointed chairman, succeeding Jan-Michiel Hessels.
The new management team looks "very promising" yet it will take "some time" to make significant progress on the main challenges facing Philips, said Bank of America Merrill Lynch analyst Mark Troman in a note on March 29. With the TV business so weak, the strategic options open to van Houten could be limited, the analyst said.
The new executive comes with restructuring credentials. After overseeing the semiconductor unit's spinoff and eventual sale to private-equity owners, van Houten set up an advisory firm at the end of 2009. Among his services was helping ING Group NV break into banking and insurance companies in 2009.
Dental Floss
Philips, which invented the compact disc, now consists of three businesses: health-care, lighting and a consumer lifestyle division that aims to develop electronics that synch with aging population and healthy lifestyle trends. Among Philips's most recent products is an air-powered dental floss.
Kleisterlee revived earnings from the low point in 2001 and 2002, the first years of his reign, when the company posted losses. With the exception of 2008, the company has been profitable since with margins climbing from near zero. Profitability equaled 8.1 percent of sales in 2010.
Shareholders have yet to reward his efforts. The total annualized return over the past decade was negative. The company has been underperforming peers such as Siemens AG, which has been more aggressive in divesting loss-making units and focusing on growth. Siemens had a total annualized return of 3.16 percent since 2001.
"The market is not convinced yet after the steps they have taken," said Christian Vondenbusch, a fund manager at Robeco Hollands Bezit, which oversees about 2 million Philips shares.
No Sweeping Changes?
Philips is unlikely to make sweeping strategy changes or major acquisitions, analysts and investors said after recent meetings with the company where van Houten was present.
In lighting, the new CEO will find the marketplace in flux following a Siemens' announcement this week that it will carry out an initial public offering of Osram, the world's No. 2 lighting supplier after Philips. Slicing off a business with sales of 4.68 billion euros and 40,000 workers could change the dynamics of the industry.
"An independently managed Osram that is separately listed may prove to be a fiercer competitor to Philips in the medium to longer term," said Sjoerd Ummels, an analyst at ING.
Home health care is one of the targeted growth areas for Philips. The division represents about 15 percent of total health care revenue of 8.6 billion euros in 2010. Healthcare Chief Executive Officer Stephen Rusckowski predicted in an interview last week that the market for medical products that can be used at home will grow 7 percent to 9 percent annually.
Philips has in the past been notorious for failing to monetize its inventions, many of which haven't been successful on a commercial basis, said Egbert van Acht, executive vice president for Philips's Health & Wellness group.
"What we need to do is first really understand what clients want," van Acht said. "Van Houten is one of the people coming in who understands that."
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Fresh off a relationship with The Biebs, Selena Gomez announced today that she will embark on a 56-city world tour in support of her summer album, and will be at EnergySolutions Arena on Nov. 14.
"I couldn't be more excited to tour again but this time around the world," said Selena in a press release. "This has been such an interesting few months. My music has grown and I want my fans to see a new side of me. Can't wait to see y'all on the road!"
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The leap into the terrorist mind appears too great for most authorsNatasha Walter: Writers should be free to go beyond their own culture, but often the necessary research has stifled their creativity.
We'd be better off linking our foreign policy to EuropeJackie Ashley: A liberal European government shouldn't be subject to one-sided US diplomacy driven by extreme theology.
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Defensive end Devonte Fields is officially finished as a student and player at TCU. Fields has been "permanently separated" from the university, a school spokesman said Thursday.
As a result of the decision coming from the school and not the football program, Fields must sit out one year if he transfers to another NCAA institution, even one in a lower division. The rule led Fields to alter plans last week to enroll at FCS member Stephen F. Austin after his appearance before a TCU campus judicial panel.
A redshirt sophomore in eligibility, Fields could conceivably enroll in a junior college, play immediately and then declare for the NFL draft.
The preseason Big 12 defensive player of the year, Fields has been suspended since July.
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I uh, really liked Jack for his philosophical debates with Locke and how the show unravelled him over the years. My favourite Lost episode is the Season 3 finale and it's great seeing him as this drug addicted loser post-Island.
I mostly hate him because he's just a rude person.
Some crazy stuff happens, his friends ask him what's going on and what does he say? "It's not important."
Every. Single. Time.
As if his companions weren't worth discussing important island mythology stuff with. It baffles me that they actually put up with that behavior for 5 seasons.
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A mass extinction of fish 360 million years ago hit the reset button on Earth's life, setting the stage for modern vertebrate biodiversity. The mass extinction scrambled the species pool near the time at which the first vertebrates crawled from water towards land.
Those few species that survived the bottleneck were the evolutionary starting point for all vertebrates--including humans--that exist today, according to results of a study published this week in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).
"Everything was hit; the extinction was global," said Lauren Sallan of the University of Chicago and lead author of the paper. "It reset vertebrate diversity in every single environment, both freshwater and marine, and created a completely different world."
The Devonian Period, which spanned from 416 to 359 million years ago, is also known as the Age of Fishes for the broad array of species present in Earth's aquatic environments.
Armored placoderms such as the gigantic Dunkleosteus and lobe-finned fishes--similar to the modern lungfish--dominated the waters, while ray-finned fishes, sharks and tetrapods were in the minority, according to Maureen Kearney, program director in the National Science Foundation (NSF)'s Division of Environmental Biology, which funded the research, along with NSF's Division of Earth Sciences.
But between the latest Devonian Period and the subsequent Carboniferous period, placoderms disappeared and ray-finned fishes rapidly replaced lobe-finned fishes as the dominant group, a demographic shift that persists to today.
"The Devonian period is known as the Age of Fishes, but it's the wrong kind of fish," Sallan said. "Just about everything dominant in the Devonian died at the end of the period and was replaced."
"There's some sort of pinch at the end of the Devonian," said the paper's second author, Michael Coates, an organismal biologist and
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A very good freind of mine is head maintenance engineer for a national carier. He has children and family that he loves very much, he is a Christian who loves God. I trust this guy, I have been in programs with him where we shared our intimate thoughts and feelings. He still works of these things every day. If there were a system in the aircraft to spray chemtrails, he would know. He doesnt know of any.
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As NSA secrets leaked by Edward Snowden continue to emerge in the press on a regular basis, there have begun to be murmurs from the NSA of offering Snowden amnesty in order to receive his cooperation. Rick Leggett, the man charged with heading the NSA's special Snowden task force, acknowledged that it would be "worth having a conversation" with Snowden.
"I would need assurances that the remainder of the data would be secured, and my bar for those assurances would be very high," Leggett elaborated. While it's nice to imagine a world where the United States sees the righteousness in whistleblowing and works to improve its programs rather than scapegoating Snowden, these rumors of amnesty won't happen for several reasons:
1. Snowden Already Shared the Information
At this point, it's not as simple as making Snowden promise to stop releasing more documents. Though Snowden says he's already handed over all of the information he took while working for the NSA to journalists, many believe he still has over one million more classified documents in his possession that have yet to be shared.
Either way, the 200,000 documents that the media is and will continue to slowly release have the potential to do a lot of damage on their own. Snowden's silence moving forward won't prevent the media from working with the information they've already received.
2. Even Un-leaked Data May Have Already Been Compromised
While Snowden sought asylum in Hong Kong and Russia, U.S. authorities have difficulty believing that the Chinese and Russian governments didn't somehow help themselves to the information – with Snowden's permission or otherwise.
Michael Hayden, the former head of the NSA and CIA, has declared he would "lose all respect for China's Ministry of State Security and Russia's FSB if they have not already fully harvested Snowden's digital data trove." Hayden's comment is pretty telling, and an indication that the United States would be sure to get their hands on foreign intelligence if situations were reversed. Evidently, all's fair in international spy games.
Assuming these countries have accessed the documents, the U.S. must contemplate whether it's worth trying to keep secrets that are already in the possession of two of its superpower frenemies.
3. Authorities Consider Snowden the Ultimate Enemy
After Snowden was labeled a traitor by many in Congress, with some even calling for Snowden's death, we'd be kidding ourselves to believe that Snowden would be able to suddenly resume life in America as a private citizen again.
In an upcoming interview with 60 Minutes, NSA head General Keith Alexander goes so far as to compare Snowden to a man who has taken 50 hostages, killed 10, and now wants amnesty in exchange for not killing the other 40. In likening Snowden to a mass murderer, it's clear that the powers that be consider Snowden too much of an enemy to receive a free pass for his whistleblowing.
4. The Precedent
The U.S. government's best deterrent in stopping people from taking similar actions in the future is by condemning the likes of Snowden and Chelsea Manning and making their lives as miserable as possible. "What we don't want is the next person to do the same thing, race off to Hong Kong and to Moscow with another set of data, knowing they can strike the same deal," said General Alexander.
5. Snowden May Be Too Principled
Although he's previously expressed that he would return to the United States if he were granted amnesty, it's doubtful he'd agree to the extensive terms that the government would offer. Snowden had a good idea of what his life would be like after becoming a whistleblower, and he made the decision that the public's need to know this classified information was worth the consequences. If anything, the fact that he's not currently dead or in prison already means things are going better than he expected, so why would he drop his principled stance of sharing the details of mass surveillance now?
It may never come to fruition, but the fact that the NSA is even entertaining the notion of giving Snowden amnesty is revealing in itself. Just think of how juicy and alarming the information that Snowden is thought to have not yet leaked must be for the government to negotiate with someone who has already shed light on so many of their secrets.
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Of course Snowden will never be back. Snowden spoke the truth, and showed the world the proof, that the NSA is a criminal organization. Embarrassing the NSA, and exposing the truth to the world, is a crime punishable by death. And the corrupt NSA, would do it the second Snowden showed up in the USA. Only a fool would come back to the USA.
If Snow den has half a brain he will stay out of this country. Would you trust the NSA not to assassinate you in cold blood if you had embarassed them? They have already proven time and time again they think they are above the law.
OH give me a BREAK The NSA has already done us more damage than Snowden can. And even with all this info they are supposedly amassing they STILL couldnt stop the Boston bombers. Give me a break. The NSA is NOT keeping us safe.
Snowden has no real reason to come back. he has shown he is not a good little soldier bot ready to do anything his Master orders. THe NSA NEEDS to be compromised and in facrt slowed waayyyyyyyyyyyy down.
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I would doubt that Snowden would ever feel safe returning to the USA. His exposure of information about NSA would leave him vulnerable to wackos and death threats. I would like to see him have some choices on where he lives. I could say he exposed some much needed truth, but in the wrong way. There are not many choices for those who believe they must expose facts to the public. I think he did what he had to do for his own conscious.
A federal judge has really started a good conversation by finding NSA guilty of interfering with and blocking rights of privacy. We shall see where this goes.
As far as I'm concerned he is a traitor. Let him stay in Russia where he'll find out what it's really like to be watched. He put our country at risk without any forethought. I hope he's never allowed back.
The USA will never grant him amnesty because he told the truth. They don't like it when we actually use our freedom of speech to tell things the government is doing.
Thank you Manning and Snowden!
He was honest.
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Monitor logfiles in multiple windows with MultiTail
MultiTail is not only more powerful than Tail, it's also easier to use.
If you have ever done any system administration, chances are you have used
tail [1] to watch the changes to the end of a file. MultiTail [2] is a supercharged version of Tail that uses ncurses to create multiple windows in a single console so you can view more the one file at a time. It includes options for starting a command with a new window or searching through its windows, as well as extensive options for customizing and manipulating the windows. The result is a command that is not only vastly more powerful than Tail, but easier to read and quicker to use as well.
MultiTail is packaged in many distributions and is also available as source code from the project website. It includes an extensive configuration file,
/etc/multitail.conf for the system or
~/.multitailrc in the current account's home directory. How to edit either file would be an article in itself [3], but many of the choices are separate color schemes to indicate the various applications you are likely to use with MultiTail, ranging from the kernel or Apache to Squid and Sendmail.
The basic command is the name, followed by a space-separated list of files to open (Figure 1). Strictly speaking, the list of files should be prefaced by
-i, but the option is only necessary if a command begins with a hyphen (-). Notice that each MultiTail window has a number that is used to manipulate it, as well as the file name on the title bar at its bottom.
The only problem you are likely to run into with this basic command is if you run it in a virtual terminal that is too small to create windows of the default size (Figure 2). In that case, simply close down the tab and maximize the desktop window before running MultiTail again.
This is about as far as the Tail command goes. However, at this point, MultiTail is only beginning [4].
Extending the Basics
To start, running
multitail with
-l FILE options opens each file in the same window as the previous file listed in the command, merging it with any existing content. You can also use the option
-iw "FILE" INTERVAL to set the number of seconds between updates.
The interval between updates of the display can also be set using
-r INTERVAL, in which the interval is the number of seconds. If you want to append the updated information to the existing information, use
-R INTERVAL instead. The suitable interval depends on what is being viewed. At one extreme,
/proc/mounts, which displays mounted filesystems, would rarely require an interval of less than 60 seconds (and then only for external drives), whereas
klogd, the kernel log daemon, could require a regular interval of five seconds because new activity is being entered constantly.
However, the most interesting option for starting MultiTail is
-l COMMAND, which opens the output of a command in a window or, to be more specific,
-L COMMAND, which runs a command in the last window opened. When either option is used, if you add options to the command, you need to place both the command and its options in quotation marks, so you would enter
-l "free -m" rather than
-l free -m. Either
-l or
-L can be specified along with a file, so the command
multitail -l less /proc/partitions -l less /proc/mount would be the same as piping the command through
MultiTail's Keyboard Commands
Once MultiTail is displaying files, you can use keystrokes to manipulate the MultiTail windows. To view a help file that lists the available keyboard shortcuts, press the F1 key (Figure 3). You can close both the help file and any key command in progress by pressing Ctrl+G (for good-bye, apparently).
Using the keyboard, you can press a to add a new file or command to the MultiTail window, or d to delete a file or command. If deletion seems too drastic to you, z hides and unhides windows, creating a less cluttered display. Similarly, you can press p or P to stop updating temporarily. Yet another alternative is to type o to wipe a MultiTail window's contents while keeping it open, or O to wipe all contents.
Each of these keyboard commands open simple wizards that are part of the help system (Figure 4). Some of the questions, such as which color scheme to use, may not interest you, in which case, you can choose one of the available choices at random. You can add files in new MultiTail windows or in part of the space currently used by existing windows. You may also press s to swap window positions to organize the display.
When you use MultiTail, you are usually looking for specific information. Typing a forward slash assists your search by opening a search wizard with an option for case insensitivity, whereas typing b lets you scroll back in a window in a separate buffer, and typing e signals that you about to use regular expressions.
If you want to see what was happening in different files at the same time, B lets you scroll back through all open windows at the same time – which can be confusing but also handy for troubleshooting if you take your time.
If a MultiTail window gets too long, press T to truncate it. R can restart it to ensure you have the very latest information. Still another key command to aid a search is to add a bookmark using the numbers 0-9. If, in the middle of an analysis, the system of windows momentarily confuses you, so that you forget which files or commands are sharing the same buffer, pressing t gives you a statistical overview of MultiTail as a whole (Figure 5).
Advanced Options
multitail command also takes several dozen other options. For example, as with
-n NUMBER specifies the number of lines to display in each MultiTail window. You can also specify vertical columns, rather than the default horizontal columns with
-s NUMBER (Figure 6).
If you really want to be particular, you can also add
-sw PIXEL-WIDTH, in which the pixel position is a comma-separated list. If you add a comma but do not specify a pixel position (e.g.,
-sw 50,50,,50), then that column's is width is whatever is left after the width of the other columns is allotted.
Although the configuration file sets up elaborate color schemes, you can opt to forego all of them with the
-w option. Less sweepingly, you can use
-c FILE to suppress color when displaying a particular file, or
C to suppress color in a list of files. You can also do the reverse: Entering
-cs SCHEME or
-Cs SCHEME specifies a color scheme to use from the configuration file.
Still other options detail how to merge files and commands into one window or to write to file rather than standard output. Inconveniently, MultiTail's man page lists all options alphabetically, instead of by function, but related options are usually close enough in structure that you can quickly learn the ones that interest you.
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I attempted this at Magfest 09 2011. AVGN proved it was possible so I just had to give it a shot.
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text: Podcasts 11.29 By Connie and Curtis November 30, 2012 5:18 AM Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Today's Connie and Curtis podcasts include asking listeners how they feel about regifting as well as talk with them about a dad who took sexy pictures of his daughter to sell a car. Category: C+C Podcasts Share on Facebook Share on Twitter More Leave a comment Send to a friend! Print this page Pin it! Reddit This! Share on Tumblr! Best of My Channel 95.7 Recommended For You Best of the Web