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I can list all the textfiles (by mimetype) in a folder with:
find . -type f -print0 | xargs -0 file -i | fgrep -i text | sed 's/:$//g' 2>/dev/null | awk 'BEGIN {FS=": "} {print $1}'
Ok. But how can I add "fgrep" to this, to search in these files for "STRING" (regexp not needed, that's why fgrep).
this isn't good:
fgrep -iR "STRING" *
because it starts to search in ISO files, binary files too...


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I want to remove Videos and Music from the left side panel. But, I can't seem to find the option to do so. How do you do that?
I want to remove Videos and Music from the left side panel. But, I can't seem to find the option to do so. How do you do that?
Tested in Ubuntu 14.04
Those bookmarks are controlled by ~/.config/user-dirs.dirs and commenting out a lines configures the appearance of the list
As an example, to remove the Videos bookmark from the list change the line:
If you need to edit the file again do the opposite via Nautilus or use the command
If you want to apply this to all users in your system change the file
Open the file
Comment out the line about the folder, which you do not want to be in the nautilus left pane. I commented about the Videos folder.
.......... .......... ......... XDG_DOCUMENTS_DIR="$HOME/Documents" XDG_MUSIC_DIR="$HOME/Music" XDG_PICTURES_DIR="$HOME/Pictures" #XDG_VIDEOS_DIR="$HOME/Videos"
Then open a terminal, and run
for 13.04 or later:
In Nautilus >= 3.6 this will not survive a logout/login or reboot. To overcome this we have to point our
Aha - the definitive answer, thanks to A. J. McMinn: Removing entries from Nautilus Places
1) Comment out the unwanted bookmarks in
2) Make or edit a
This solution persists over boot.
*...this could be done with a one-liner:
These directories are set by xdg-user-dirs.
Reading the documentation shows that you can disable a user directory by pointing it to your home directory. Use Ubuntu-Tweak or manually edit the file ~/.conf/user-dirs.dirs and point all the bookmarks you do not want to see to your home dir, and they will also disappear from the Nautilus side bar.
NOTE: I tried commenting out and removing the lines from ~/.conf/user-dirs.dirs as forestpiskie suggests, and that worked only until the next time I logged in. By setting them to the $HOME dir, the settings stuck.
Edit -
Dug into it a bit further - if you edit ~/.config/user-dirs.dir you can remove them from the panel and still have them as folders in your /home it seems.
try going on Bookmarks in window menu, bookmarks > modify bookmarks (translate from italian ubuntu) and the remove the one that you don't want
otherwise Ctrl + D to access the menu
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I have two SATA drives, but their names
/dev/sda and
/dev/sdb are chosen randomly by Linux.
How can I correctly set up LILO? How can I put a stable reference to the hard drives in
ADDED. Can I use udev's names (like /dev/disk/by-id/*) in lilo.conf? LILO dont read lilo.conf at each boot, but only once on setup MBR when I run 'lilo' without arguments. At this stage udev names are available. But how do LILO store information about disks to MBR and boot-files?
I use dual-boot with Windows, but NTFS disks have no UUID. I want to use udev's id.


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Let $X$ be an Enriques surface. A $(-2)$-curve is an irriducible rational curve on X such that $C^2 = -2$. By Proposition [VIII,16.1] from Barth-Peters-Van de Ven, we have that if $D^2 = -2$, then it is a $(-2)$-curve, but do such curves exist?
As explained in J.C. Ottem's answer, the generic Enriques surface contains no smooth rational curves at all.
However, it can happen that some special Enriques surface $X$ contains $(-2)$-curves, and also infinitely many of them (see this paper by Cossec and Dolgachev). The maximal number of disjoint $(-2)$ curves on $X$ is eight, and Enriques surfaces with eight disjoint $(-2)$-curves are classified in the article
Mendes Lopes, Margarida; Pardini, Rita
Enriques surfaces with eight nodes
Math. Z. 241 (2002), no. 4, 673–683.
The authors first show that, setting $C_1, \dots,C_8$ to be the exceptional $(-2)$-curves of $X$, the divisor $C_1+\dots+C_8$ is divisible by $2$ in the Picard group of $X$, or equivalently there exists a double cover $\widetilde{X} \to X$ branched exactly over them.
The main theorem then states that an Enriques surface with eight disjoint $(-2)$-curves is isomorphic to $X=D_1\times D_2/G$, where $D_1,D_2$ are elliptic curves and $G$ is either $\mathbb{Z}_2^2$ or $\mathbb{Z}_2^3$.
It is well-known that (at least over $k=\mathbb{C}$) that the generic Enriques surface does not contain any smooth rational curves at all. This can be seen, for example, using the global Torelli theorem for Enriques surfaces. For a complete proof, see
Barth, W., Peters, C.: Automorphisms of Enriques surfaces. Invent. Math. 73, 383-411 (1983).
However, as Fransesco's answer shows, there are Enriques surfaces containing rational curves. Moreover, it is also known that once $S$ contains a rational curve, then generically it contains infinitely many. The reason for this is basically since the automorphism groups of Enriques surfaces tend to be very large.
In fact, Cossec and Dolgatchev proved the following surprising result about rational curves on an Enriques surface:
This implies for example that the subset of the Hilbert scheme parametrizing Enriques surfaces of degree $d$ in $\mathbb{P}^n$ containing smooth rational curves is a constructible subset.
Since an Enriques surface is elliptic, it may have (-2)-curves as a component of singular fibers. You may refer S. Kondo, Enriques surfaces with finite automorphism groups. Japan. J. Math.(N.S.) 12 (1986), no. 2, 191--282. In the paper Kondo constructed explicitly many examples of Enriques surfaces with finitely many (-2)-curves.


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Representatives for the company met with Kansas FFA members Wednesday on Kansas State University's campus about entering the contest as the 84th Annual Kansas FFA Convention got underway.
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Entrants of the "Stand and Be Heard Anthem Singing Contest" must be a member of a national ag-related student organization, such as FFA, 4-H or a student NAMA chapter, with plans to pursue a career in agriculture or agribusiness. Entries received between March 15 and July 15 will be posted to the contest web page and a public online voting phase to determine the finalists begins on July 23. Anyone will be able to go online to www.FMCcrop.com/contest to vote to determine the top four finalists. Finalists will be announced on August 24.
Videotaped interviews and performances of the four finalists will then be aired on national agricultural TV with online voting to determine the grand prize winner. Voting for finalists will take place between September 24 and October 19. Three of the finalists will each receive a $5,000 college scholarship. The grand prize winner will receive a $10,000 scholarship. Winners will be announced on October 24.
"We're looking forward to viewing the submissions from these talented students," Trogele said. "It will be a great experience for our finalists to share their agricultural story and sing the National Anthem on national television. We hope these scholarships provide the opportunity to further our finalists' educational endeavors."
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I don't have time to listen to pitches, presentations, promotions or commercials.
If I'm wearing my headphones, I am focusing, since I come to Noisebridge to hack and since it is a hackerspace that is what you do.
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Jesus I keep talking about learning how to use this. Does anyone have notes from the last class? Can we just take photographs or something?
Thank you all for getting me back on track. I still suck, but at least I am trying!
We will one day realize my dream of forming a goth girl skateboarding crew.
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As you know, having a schedule (or a plan) optimizes your time a lot. Once thought out you just have to follow it. Since you know what you are going to do you can prepare in advance for some of the harder and (or) time consuming tasks, plan what you are going to do in your rests, ect.
I have noticed that when you are following a schedule for a coupple of weeks your creativity might suffer. Why ? It's simple, when you are doing everything spontaneously you meet a lot of different scenarios you would not normally meet. (And creativity is often just a combination of things you already know /have seen)
The question is: How do we keep our creativity?
A few solutions I have thought of (but aren't really working are:) Have a coupple of hours every other day to do something different. Although this worked for a while, eventually it became just another thing on my list.
Another thing was to simply switch the order of tasks for a day of the week. This was pretty disasterous.
Has anyone met this problem before ? if so how did you deal with it?


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1962 Ford Galaxie - When Heavy Metal Was KingWritten by Jeff Smith on May 6, 2009 John Riggs' Re-Creation Of A '62 Tri-Power 406 Galaxie
The popular perception (and especially Pontiac purists) would like you to believe the musclecar era began with the '64 GTO. But others, among them early-'60s big-car devotees, are adamant that the horsepower race started much earlier. Certainly Chevy's '55 small-block unsheathed the sword that killed the flathead, but it was really the big-blocks that escalated the horsepower and torque skirmishes into a full-fledged war by the late '50s and into the early '60s. By the time astronaut John Glenn was circling the earth, Ford was mining heavy metal with its FE-series big-blocks. While this engine family started out small at only 332 inches, it didn't take long to mature to 390. By 1962, Ford had a great body style but was sliding behind in the horsepower department.
That's when the Dearborn clan infused the basic 390 with a bigger bore, while maintaining the 3.74-inch stroke. The difference in power made an impression on the buy-on-Monday crowds after watching Ford racers begin to take the win light at the drags. The first 406 engines were single four-barrel combos that added 10 hp to the old 390's 375hp claim. But the real news was the introduction of the three two-barrel 406 packages that promised a ground-pounding 405 hp. This was the Super High Performance option that gave Ford fans a larger caliber weapon to compete against Chevy's 409/409 and the Super Duty 421 Pontiac that matched Ford's 405 hp. Thus began the Ford Total Performance years.
During this time, John Riggs was a young man hungry for every word he could find on performance Fords. His first car, at 16 years old, was a two-door '59 Ford, but what he really wanted was a big-block car. By the time the 406 Fords were in dealer showrooms, he was one of the first to step up to a 406-powered car. And in those all-or-nothing days, John opted for the six-bore version. He eventually sold the car in 1970 to a gentleman in Arkansas for $600. Some 20-odd years later, John located the car and its still-second owner, but the man refused to sell. The Galaxie was still sitting outside as it had for almost 40 years, so it would have been a tough resurrection, even if John had managed to negotiate a sale. That's when the plan to build a '62 re-creation began to take shape.
John's original '62 had been a hardtop, but the new plan was to build a replica of the less popular two-door sedan body. He began looking and couldn't believe his luck when someone in Texas offered almost exactly the car John wanted to build. Though it sported 406 badges, the reality was this was originally a 292ci V-8 three-speed stick car that had been frame-off restored. The last 15 years had been kind to the Galaxie and everything was in amazingly great shape, so John took the dive. The engine is also not a 406 but a carefully rebuilt 390 that originally powered a '68 Mustang GT. The re-build included a few minor mods to the heads and a cam, but the important part is the requisite 3x2 induction system. Now the car is just fun to drive. "I've had pretty cars, the ones that you drive for one hour and clean for two, but I have more fun just driving this one." That's the way it should be.
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What: '62 Ford Galaxie
Owners: John and Dinah Riggs
Hometown: Springfield, Missouri
John's Galaxie was originally equipped with a pedestrian 292ci V-8 that took a hike when the previous owner rebuilt a 390 to gracefully place between the fenderwells. The original 406 engines expanded the 390's stock 4.052-inch bore out to 4.130 inches while retaining the 3.74-inch stroke. To accomplish this, 406 engines employed a different cylinder block to accommodate the larger bore. Later '63 castings are also credited with introducing cross-bolted main caps into the Ford engine lineup to improve durability. Since John didn't build the engine, many of the current 390's details are a bit fuzzy. The single four-barrel and three-deuce 406 engines were blessed with 11.4:1 compression, but this FE probably runs a more conservative compression to make pump gas more attractive. History tells us there was even a 12.5:1-compression, 3x2-carbed 406 in 1963, but the horsepower remained the same at 405. As for the camshaft, John tells us his engine is equipped with a mild Crane 272 hydraulic cam with 0.533-inch lift and 216 degrees of duration on the intake and exhaust. The iron 390 FE heads have been tuned up slightly with stock-size stainless steel 2.02/1.60-inch valves. The fun part comes with the factory-style Holley 3x2 induction system. Holley rates its two-barrel carburetors at a different test depression than four-barrel carbs, but according to the Ford 3x2 experts at Hptrends.com, this induction package is equivalent to a 730-cfm four-barrel carburetor setup, so it's not necessarily overcarbureted, even for a 390. John says the car currently has electronic ignition, but he wants to go back to dual points for the sake of originality. The valve covers in the photos are 427 FE versions he has now changed over to the gold-painted factory 406 style.
Ford didn't feel confident about putting its Cruise-O-Matic behind that snorting 406, mandating instead a more durable Borg-Warner four-speed to which John has added a Hurst shifter. The Top Loaders didn't debut until a year or so later.
John's Galaxie is equipped with the ubiquitous 9-inch with a set of 3.70:1 gears.
Here's where the information is short but perhaps not so sweet, since it's all basically stock. There is a set of aftermarket traction bars John wants to replace, but otherwise, even the brakes are stock drums front and rear. The only trick pieces are the steel Wheel Vintiques 15x6 front and 15x7-inch rear wheels mounting a set of 225/60R15 front and 275/60R15 tires on the rear.
On a car like this, you would expect to see a factory stock interior. One minor surprise is the radio-delete plate where a simple Ford AM radio once resided. In classic early-'60s fashion, the Galaxie exhibits a distinct lack of amenities. Don't look for the A/C, power brakes, or power steering, because they're not there.
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Has anybody else out there made this switch? I'm considering it right now. What were the negatives and positives of the switch?
I made the switch years ago, and it has been great. I even switched the class I teach from Matlab to Python. Here are some things to consider
On the other hand
Rich, you might find this cheatsheet useful on your journey.
I was advocating Python over Matlab to a co-worker just minutes ago. I should start by saying that Matlab is a fine piece of software - its documentation is amazing, as are the pdfs that accompany the various toolboxes (as I'm sure you know).
However, regarding Python, Brian B brings up many good points. Two big advantages I would like to emphasize:
Having said all of that, all legit quant shops can afford Matlab (and all of the costly toolboxes required for database access, xls read/write, compilation - which really should be free IMO). If you are purely research, then you can probably get by with only Matlab, but I find it somewhat restrictive and, perhaps, somewhat risky in terms of availability.
There is a Python library for this that you may want to take a look at: http://gbeced.github.com/pyalgotrade/
I've only found MatLab to be useful for modeling and testing algorithms, with the implementation in any other language.
I'm a big fan of python over the competitors as well. I use the pysci & matplotlib libraries heavily which are all open source albeit not specifically designed for optimizations but solid for visualizations & fast analysis.
Another part of making a transition for me, was the ease of use on the Mac. It's native although I do use macports (very easy install) for several other projects & it augments my development environment nicely. Macports provides a huge catalogue of modules easily installed with 1 command & dependency resolution (no *nix package mgmt. hell) & of course all of the IDE's work nicely (I use VIM). Git is native, debugging is very mature, & if you can get over strict indentation (macros or IDE's help) then it's typically quite readable code.
Never posted before but have lurked for months so hopefully this contribution helps.
Everything has pros & cons. So it has to do with personal preferences but more importantly to me it has to do with what your shop uses. Most use a mix of interpreted/compiled language.
MATLAB has a trading and backtesting toolbox which offers similar functionality to other retail trading packages. http://www.tadeveloper.com


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I've come across this problem in a coding theory course, and neither I nor several of my colleagues could solve it to our satisfaction. Let $F:=\mathrm{GF}\left(q\right)$ denote the field with $q$ elements, where $q$ is a prime power, and let $f\in F[x]$ be a polynomial of degree at most $q-2$. I'm trying to show that $$\sum_{\alpha\in F}{f\left(\alpha\right)}=0_F.$$ The condition that $\mathrm{deg}(f)\leq q-2$ seems to be crucial: consider the polynomial $f(x)=x\in\mathbb{Z}_{2}[x]$. $f\left(\overline{0}\right)+f\left(\overline{1}\right)=\overline{0}+\overline{1}=\overline{1}\ne\overline{0}$. Any hints would be appreciated.
Nothing wrong with Andres' answer (+1). Offering a possibly technically simpler approach based on the cyclicity of the multiplicative group $F^*=GF(q)\setminus\{0\}$. We know that the group consists of powers of a generator (aka a primitive element) $g$ of order $q-1$. Thus $F^*=\{1,g,g^2,g^3,\ldots,g^{q-2}\}.$
So if $k$ is an exponent, $0< k\le q-2$, then $$ \sum_{\alpha\in F}\alpha^k=\sum_{\alpha\in F^*}\alpha^k=\sum_{i=0}^{q-2}g^{ki}=\frac{1-g^{(q-1)k}}{1-g^k}=\frac{1-1}{1-g^k}=0 $$ by the formula for a geometric sum.
OTOH if $k=0$, then $$ \sum_{\alpha\in F}\alpha^0=\sum_{\alpha\in F}1=q\cdot 1=0. $$
The claim follows by taking a linear combination of sums like these.
This result comes in handy in coding theory. For example in the study of the duals of Reed-Solomon codes. It also shows up at other places such as in this question, where it is used as a tool of discrete $GF(q)$-valued Fourier analysis of functions $F^*\to F^*$.
An even simpler way is the following. Let use fix an exponent $k$, $0<k<q-1$. The polynomial $x^k-1$ is of degree $k$, so it has at most $k$ zeros in $GF(q)$. Thus there exists a non-zero element $\beta\in F^*$ such that $\beta^k\neq1$. The summation variable $\alpha$ ranges over $GF(q)$ while $\beta\alpha$ does, so the sum $$ S(k)=\sum_{\alpha\in GF(q)}\alpha^k=\sum_{\beta\alpha\in GF(q)}\beta^k\alpha^k= \sum_{\alpha\in GF(q)}\beta^k\alpha^k=\beta^kS(k). $$ As $\beta^k\neq1$ this equation implies that $S(k)=0$.
You just need to show that $\sum_{\alpha\in F}\alpha^k=0$ for $k=0,1,\dots,q-2$. This is clear for $k=0$ (understanding $0^0$ as $1$). But $\alpha^q-\alpha=0$ for all $\alpha$ so $\alpha^{q-1}-1=0$ for all $\alpha\ne0$, and the result follows from the Newton identities.
Here is a solution that uses almost only linear algebra. In short: taking the sum of their values in all elements of$~K$ is a linear form $\sigma$ on the vector space of polynomials over $F$ of degree${}<q$, which is invariant under shifting ($X:=X+a$); that space has a basis formed of a shift-orbit of monic degree $q-1$ polynomials; being determined by its values on this basis, $\sigma$ must be a multiple of the form consisting of taking the coefficient of $X^{q-1}$, hence vanish on lower degree polynomials. Details follow.
Let $V$ be the vector space of polynomials over $F$ of degree${}<q$, and $W=F^F$ the vector space of functions on$~F$. There is a linear map $\phi:V\to W$ that sends a polynomial to its polynomial function $\phi(P):x\mapsto P[x]$, and there are actions by the additive group of$~F$ by translations on polynomials $a\cdot P=P[X-a]$ and on functions $a\cdot f: x\mapsto f(x-a)$, with which $\phi$ is compatible: $\phi(a\cdot P)=a\cdot\phi(P)$. Summing over all values in$~F$ defines a linear form $S:W\to F$ namely $S(f)=\sum_{x\in F}f(x)$, which is clearly translation invariant: $S(a\cdot f)=S(f)$ for all $a\in F$. The linear form $L:V\to K$ that takes the coefficient of $X^{q-1}$ is also translation invariant $L(a\cdot P)=L(P)$, because of the absence in$~V$ of higher degree monomials than $X^{q-1}$.
Since the polynomials of degree${}<d-1$ form $\ker(L)$, one needs to show $\ker(L)\subseteq\ker(S\circ\phi)$.
Define the polynomial $P_0=\prod_{c\in F\setminus\{0\}}(X+c)\in V$, whose function $\phi(P_0)$ has as support the singleton set $\{0\}$. Then for the $q$ polynomials $P_a=a\cdot P_0$ of its translation orbit, the functions $\phi(P_a)$ have disjoint non empty supports, so they are linearly independent, and the$~P_a$ must be linearly independent as well. And $\dim(V)=q$, so $\{\, P_a\mid a\in F\,\}$ forms a basis of$~V$. Now by the invariance of$~S$ and the compatibility of$~\phi$ with translation, the linear form $S\circ\phi$ takes a constant value$~d$ on this basis. But $L$ takes the constant value$~1$ on that basis, so $S\circ\phi=dL$, which implies $\ker(L)\subseteq\ker(S\circ\phi)$ as desired.
Remark: it is immediate from the definitions of$~P_0$ and$~S$ that $d=\prod_{c\in F\setminus\{0\}}c\neq0$, so that one in fact has $\ker(L)=\ker(S\circ\phi)$ (none of the polynomials of degree $q-1$ satisfy the equation of the question); indeed it is easy to see that $d=-1$ (a generalisation of the non-trivial part of Wilson's theorem) since each pair of distinct inverse elements contributes nothing to the product. But these precisions were not needed to answer the question. Similarly it is easy to see that $\phi$ is injective (a polynomial of degree${}<q$ with $q$ roots must be zero), and since $\dim(V)=q=\dim(W)$ it is also surjective; while these facts motivated my approach, they turned out not to be needed in the proof either.


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Sara Selimovski netted a game-high 12 points as Watertown clinched the Naugatuck Valley League Brass Division title for the second year in a row with a 59-17 rout of Woodland on Friday in Watertown.
Asked to compare the championship team of a year ago to this year's squad, Watertown coach Ed Lopes said both teams were extremely talented, but this year's group is a little more well-rounded.
"We're a little deeper this year," Lopes said. "Last year, we had a great group of kids, but I just think on this year's team we have more production coming off the bench. Anytime you can put your name on a division title, it's a good thing."
Meg Perrin scored 11 points while Danielle Lutkus and Becca Brieve both contributed eight points for Watertown (16-1).
The Hawks fell to 8-8.
Wolcott 47, Derby 22: Madison Hanlon recorded a game-high 15 points for host Wolcott. Kayla Briere added 12 points and six steals for the Eagles (10-7), and Amber Gianni had five points and eight rebounds.
Isabella Inglese grabbed seven rebounds.
Shelby Mendillo had a nine points for the Red Raiders (2-15).
Ansonia 49, Seymour 35: Melissa Tirella registered a game-high 19 points to lift the Chargers over the host Wildcats.
Tierney Lawlor and Morgan Westine both scored nine points for Ansonia (11-6).
Freshman Jenna Dorosh scored a career-high 11 points while Cindy Farrell added nine points and nine rebounds and Tierra Harvey had five rebounds for Seymour (5-13).
Holy Cross 51, Naugatuck 43: Amy Stafford and Chelsea Houlihan netted 11 points apiece for host Holy Cross. Kiera O'Donnell added 10 points for the Crusaders (1-6).
Steph Lima scored a game-high 17 points for the Greyhounds (7-10), and Angelina Piccirillo added 10.
Northwestern 50, Litchfield 40: Rasa Hamel scored a game-high 20 points for the Highlanders in Litchfield. Emma Beltrandi added 12 points for Northwestern.
Isabelle Binstadt had 18 points and six steals for Litchfield (6-10), and Tara Shakley added nine points and five steals. Sierra Markelon had 10 rebounds.
Housatonic 61, Gilbert 28: Lindsay Olownia scored 15 points to propel the Mountaineers past the Yellowjackets in Winsted. Heather Kearns and Katie Heacox both had 13 points for Housatonic (8-8).
Amanda Root netted 12 points and Shelly De La Paz had eight for Gilbert (0-16).
Wamogo 53, Shepaug 27: Brooke Neller recorded 16 points to lead Wamogo over Shepaug in a BL contest in Washington, Conn.
Hannah LaBonne added 15 points for the Warriors (6-10).
Brooke Parker and Kelsey Johnson netted seven points each for the Spartans (2-14), and Caroline Kelly grabbed seven rebounds.
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Kaynor Tech 50, Ellis Tech 20: Daelyn Kale scored 10 points with five steals and eight rebounds for the Panthers in Danielson.
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Windham Tech 41, Wolcott Tech 25: Kara Thibodeau scored a game-high 20 points for host Windham Tech in CSC play.
Jen Hislop recorded a double-double with 11 points and 10 rebounds while Casey Farrington added five points for Wolcott Tech (5-14). Kimmie Stack had eight rebounds and Konnor Gerback had six.
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Junkyard CrawlWritten by on May 7, 2007 Lost At AMC
There's been an upswing in the popularity of AMC machinery from the days before Chrysler's acquisition of the ailing carmaker in March 1987. Though AMC was ahead of the industry in rust prevention, with the heavy use of galvanized metal and numerous dips in the phosphate tank, in the end nature always wins out. Witness this quartet of extra-salty AMC wonders we found at the recently closed Curboy's Auto Wrecking in Sturbridge, Massachussetts.
As AMC's bid for a slice of the ponycar market, this inaugural-year '68 Javelin SST was built with a 290 V-8. Unlike the rest of Detroit, AMC's VIN system includes a helpful transmission code in the third position of the sequence. This one bears the letter C to identify its three-speed Borg-Warner automatic transmission with console shift. Seeing the letters F or M would have really got us going, as they identify a four-speed (F equals console, M equals no console).
Looks like something blew up big time in this 304-powered '70 Javelin SST. While 55,124 Javelins were built in 1968, and production totals for subsequent model years began a downward slide, with 40,675 built in 1969 and a mere 30,180 for the final '70 model year. The radical restyle of the '71 Javelin-with its Corvette Stingray-inspired fender bulges-didn't save the day; only 29,054 sold.
This '66 Rambler American 440 convertible is so rusty, its tin repair patches are flapping and ready to tumble. Still, it's a rare bird, with a mere 2,092 built. By contrast, the highest-selling '66 model-year convertible was the Ford Mustang (72,119 built), followed by the Chevy Impala (38,000 built), and the Ford Galaxie 500 (27,454 built). The most scarce convertible in 1966? Another Mustang, the Shelby GT350 (six built).
Party on! Excellent! Judging from the gratuitous window smashing and dance-floor roof modification, some good-ol' boys had the Molly Hatchet cranked, as several beer balls got drained in/on this '79 Pacer two-door coupe. Dig on the '79-up bulged hood and arched grille, details that added room for the optional 304 V-8.
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*Even though the second-generation '71-'74 Javelin look radically different from the first-generation '68-'70 offerings, all Javelins share the same trunklid, rear bumper, and doorskin stampings from '68 through '74.
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With action heating up on the court, businesses are preparing for an economic boom.
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"It's a very intimate setting for all the crowds and then the community itself makes great sacrifices and work very hard to make teams feel very special as well as the restaurants do," says Cardwell.
With plenty of busses in the parking lot, as well as enthusiastic fans, hotels say they are booked for the weekend.
"We do have teams staying since we opened the hotel and they bring a lot of business into town and all the hotels have been sold out for 3 to 4 days," says Paul Patel, owner of Country Inn and Suites.
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"It's a basketball state so we gear it towards that as well. With the girls tournament being in town, Western playing, Kentucky playing, Louisville playing very well it's a big month for us, big week for us. We try and prepare for that and look forward to it," says Cameron Feese, Manager at Overtime Sports Bar and Grill.
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"When you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change."
Sometimes, "paradigm shifts" in the way we think and approach things, circumstances and people, is the need of the hour especially when we desperately seek after change. Oftentimes, we labor hard and long trying to change the outside world & other people, trying to get "them" to conform to our views and ways. In many instances the results of our endeavors are not spectacular either. What else do we need to do to get the "other party" to change ... why does it seem so hard to "change others" ? How about trying to change someone over whom we just might have some extra bit of control ?
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Columbia Law School's Child Advocacy, Prisoners and Families, and Family Advocacy Clinics hosted a daylong conference at Jerome Greene Hall in late April to discuss how their work and the needs of families have changed during the past three decades.
At the conference, Professor Jane M. Spinak and Professor Philip M. Genty brought together experts from a range of fields for panel discussions covering six topics: scholarship; clinical legal education; policy and practice; criminal justice and prisons; interdisciplinary work; and professionalism. Panelists included graduates who shared how the Law School's clinical programs influenced their work and career choices.
In the afternoon, conference participants met in small groups designated by class years. The attendees were then given the opportunity to provide their feedback through moderators, as various participants presented a summary of their sessions. Afterward, everyone celebrated with a closing reception.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook declared he's proud to be gay in October 2014. The public declaration, in an essay written for Bloomberg Businessweek, made Cook the highest-profile business CEO to come out as gay.(credit: Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
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Five-time Olympic swimming gold medalist Ian Thorpe confirmed that he is gay during a television interview in July 2014, ending years of speculation about his sexuality.(credit: Matt King/Getty Images)
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Ellen Page, who was nominated for an Academy Award for playing the pregnant teenager in the 2007 film "Juno," came out on Valentine's Day 2014. Page says she suffered for years because she was afraid to come out. She told an audience, "I'm standing here today, with all of you, on the other side of all that pain."(credit: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
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Two days after being named to the U.S. delegation for Sochi, Olympic figure skating champion Brian Boitano announced he is gay. The 1988 gold medalist said "being gay is just one part of who I am. ... I hope we can remain focused on the Olympic spirit which celebrates achievement in sport by peoples of all nations."(credit: Clive Brunskill/ALLSPORT/Getty Images)
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Wentworth Miller
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Jodie Foster
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Robbie Rogers
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Frank Ocean
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Matt Dallas
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Jim Nabors
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Greg Rikaart
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Jason Collins
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Anderson Cooper
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Gareth Thomas
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Jim Parsons
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Gillian Anderson
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Matt Bomer
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Zachary Quinto
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Mo Rocca
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Don Lemon
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Will Sheridan
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Jonathan Knight
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Johnny Weir
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Ricky Martin
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Sean Hayes
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Ken Mehlman
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Jane Lynch
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Victor Garber
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Clay Aiken
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Chely Wright
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T.R. Knight
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Last edited by HAMEEZ; 13-02-2010 at 10:08. Reason: Image downloading problems :D
can u see the images because i can't???
tell me how to insert images????
Upload images to http://imageshack.us/ and post with links here.
you need to upload the images to the internet first. try imageshack, tinypic......
10x am new to this
images will be ready soon
So are your images meant to show that you have not scored yet, or not conceded yet ?
If it is the latter, then IMHO it's a load of bull. No one over the course of a season, no matter how good their squad is will ever manage to never concede a goal.
Undefeated season ? YES
Perfect lg season (winning every game) ? EXTREMELY DIFFICULT in any division, but not beyond the boundaries of possibility.
Nil conceding league season ? Without cheating (saving the game after every match where you don't concede, and then playing the following match time after time again until you don't concede) NEVER.
no chance off this
i will try without cheating
and if i dont atleast i would put some kind of record for most matches with out conceding
8 matches so far
show us your screenshots then.
you have no chance kid , keep dreamin ye
uefa cup matches, italian cup matches, and friendlies dont count
Serie A matches only
am uploading the images.....
O ye, of little faith, bit harsh shooting him down. I reckon it could be done, if it was your sole purpose in the league, just to not conceed, you wouldn't be able to win an awful lot but with the right defensive setup, I think its possible.
Save pics as jpeg and not bitmap,will be quicker when uploading (Y)
I've thought this through to much for a game I've barely touched since it came out
Where's the pictures
8 matches aint much done that few times, throughout season = impossible, kinda!
The ONLY place it ever could be done, and the ONLY team it ever could be done with, was CM4 with Florentia Viola in Serie C2C.
Florentia were/are Fiorentina, and due to various reasons, were demoted to the nether regions of Italian Football. However on CM4, they kept their renowned status and so with the right free transfer acquisitions at start of game, sold to the right clubs. It WAS/IS possible to get about 50 million quid available to spend before kick off of the 1st season.
Granted, I wasn't able to sign superstars from anywhere, other than acquiring Todorov and the defender from Valerenga who was on loan from Flora. But I was able to sign players that would have stood their own in Serie A if I had been there. And given that every club just wanted to defend against Florentia in that division and v rarely went forward. Therefore after a few hundred attempts, I once did have a perfect league season, and a nil conceding season at the same time. But such a situation is hardly likely to arise with Florentia anywhere again methinks. And therefore a nil conceding record by any other team on any other edition is completely beyond the boundaries of possibility.
It's an impressive start but wait till you meet a big team. Look what happened when you played Chelsea.
i only conceded 2 goals in the league and 5 overall with champions league F.A cup and league cup combined. This was in my 3rd season with arsenal. And my only goals came from lousy teams actually. I won all my games but 2 which i drew.
It's very possible but extremely hard because players will get over confident at some point and you can easily draw or let in a lousy goal specially from extremely weak teams.
I will keep you updated
achieving the impossible :d
I would lob players I bought with Florentia's money into a Conference side too, as well as keeping a batch in Italy. I sometimes managed the feat of getting them both perfect lg seasons, but more often than not, i would always have at least one game in both Italy and England, where the AI would make it extremely difficult for me and I would get a draw and have to start the season again.
however one of the times I managed to get them both perfect, was also a time when in C2C I conceded no goals, due that fact that they had a super rep and the other teams had crap reps and th4 just went for a draw every match.
In the Conference, no goals conceded was an utter impossibility, so there my aim was scoring 300 or more league goals in the available 42 lg games.
I think its a good challenge. Very, very difficult - just think, 1 dodgy penalty! - but good luck :-)
A lot of self tugging and/or exaggeration of their fish size in this thread.
I think I got it down to about 8 goals conceded in Serie A on FM08 (and this was worse than this version because any free-kick on the edge of the area was guaranteed to go in even if a centre-back with the technique of an elephant hit it), but then again at the time I did have the best goalkeeper and centre-backs in the game, and a strikeforce that would often hit 4 quickly so the opposition quickly retreated into its shell. Probably not going to happen again any time soon though...
My least conceded was 6 in the premier league in FM08 iirc
I'm currently in my first season as Arsenal and I have only conceded 9 goals in 28 matches and ive scored 55. Pretty good me thinks.
After a couple more seasons in FM 2010 I will have another crack at CM4 with my Florentia squad, and see if I can post a screenie of 0 goals conceded in a perfect lg season and 300 plus goals in a lg season with my Conf side
You cheated ? Becouse i don't think you so great player becouse you don't know how to upload pictures... lol...
Doesn't count, but still fun: My U19 team had a perfect 30-0-0 season where they scored 121 and conceded 6
It's impossible lol.Stick with the "undefeated season" mate
i admire the enthusiasm though ,good luck anyways
My Moneys on Udinese to bang in a goal.
I finally conceded
1526 minutes with out conceding
Genoa where to end my run
am going now for the undefeated season


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The 6 Most Epic One Man Armies in the History of War
#3. Herbert Christian
Via tripwireinteractive, highestfive
In June 1944, Private Herbert F. Christian was on a patrol in Central Italy with 12 other men when they were ambushed by a force of about 60 enemy soldiers rolling deep with three tanks at a range of only 30 yards. Understandably, Christian gave the signal to his patrol that they should probably get the hell out of there.
It was at this point that a tank sheared off his right leg above the knee.
Via militarytimes
That would make anyone feel a little unbalanced. (Sorry.)
The Rampage
Driven into a legless fury, Christian propped himself up on what must have been little more than his right thighbone, slotted a fresh magazine into his submachine gun and immediately killed three enemy soldiers. Not satisfied with that, he started shuffling toward the enemy while the rest of his patrol used the distraction he provided to cover their retreat.
Via nebraskastudies
"Run! Let the crippled guy handle it!"
Christian made it to within 10 yards of the nearest enemy position, firing as he went and leaving a river of blood in his wake, and killed yet another enemy soldier. The Germans, enraged by his plucky leglessness, poured all their fire (including some from a 20mm anti-aircraft gun) into him until he finally died, which we're going to go ahead and assume was a whole lot of bullets later.
Via world.guns.ru
We think it was when he grafted his gun to his leg that made them really worried.
#2. Fazal Din
Fazal Din was a Punjabi Muslim fighting for the British in Burma during World War II. In March 1945, Din was commanding a section of about a dozen men in an attack on some Japanese machine gun bunkers when he and his men were held up by enemy fire. Din, not one to stand for any such bullshit, took out the bunkers personally with some expertly lobbed grenades.
Via Wikipedia
His aim was only as sharp as his personal grooming.
Without pausing, Din and one of his men continued the attack against six Japanese soldiers led by two sword-wielding officers. Din's man was struck down, and when Din came to his aid, one of the Japanese officers stabbed him through the chest, the tip of the blade poking all the way out through Din's back. The officer withdrew the sword, assuming his work was done.
Via antiquehelper
"Yep, that'll probably do ya."
The Rampage
Din had other ideas. He wrestled the sword away from the officer and killed him with it, then turned on the other soldiers, killing two more and routing the rest. The rest of Din's platoon caught up with him and, waving the sword over his head, Din led them into a final attack that wiped out the remainder of the enemy's positions.
Via Wikipedia
The moral of the story? Don't wave around a sword if you don't want to get stabbed.
Still carrying the sword, Din walked to the nearest British command post and gave his account of the battle. Only then did he allow his gaping chest wound to get the better of him, and he fell down dead.
#1. Mikhail Panikakha
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In World War II, the Battle of Stalingrad looked very much like it was a battle the Germans couldn't possibly lose. The Russians were pushed back to the banks of the Volga, and divisions that were supposed to be 12,000 men strong were down to mere hundreds or even dozens. In the middle of all this was Mikhail Panikakha, a Pacific Fleet Marine who had volunteered to fight in Stalingrad, where the life expectancy of a Soviet fighter was measured in hours.
Via ww2incolor
And badassery was measured in -- holy shit that's a big gun.
The situation was desperate, not just for Panikakha but for the whole Red Army. A strong German attack was threatening to split the Soviet defense in two and push them out of the city. On October 1, the Germans assaulted Panikakha's position, but despite being armed with little more than the physical manifestation of consummate hatred, the Soviets managed to defeat the first wave. The second wave soon followed, with Germans driving their tanks over the Soviet trenches to collapse the sides and bury their occupants, one of which was Panikakha.
Via ww2db
Bad idea, tank.
The Rampage
Out of antitank grenades and about to be buried alive under a piece of German armor, Panikakha grabbed a pair of Molotov cocktails and leaped out of the trench. As he went to light the first Molotov a bullet struck the bottle, causing the flaming liquid to burst all over him. Despite being engulfed in a column of fire, Panikakha picked up the other Molotov and climbed on top of the tank, smashing the bottle on the engine compartment. The tank, along with Panikakha, exploded almost immediately. The Germans, realizing that Russians soaked in alcohol are both incredibly common and incredibly combustible, retreated.
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Let $g:[0,\infty) \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ be an increasing function. Is there a way to construct an entire function $f(z)$ such that $f(x)=g(|x|)$ for all real $x$?
You should keep in mind analytic continuation. Let $f:\mathbb R\rightarrow\mathbb R$ be a $C^\infty$ function ; if there exists an entire function extending $f$, then
(1) It is unique by analytic continuation,
(2) The function $f$ must be real-analytic.
Of course (2) is not sufficient: think about the real-analytic $x\mapsto\frac{1}{1+x^2}$, which does NOT have an entire extension, since by analytic continuation, that extension should coincide with $\mathbb C\ni z\mapsto \frac{1}{1+z^2}$, which has poles at $\pm i$. For a real-analytic $f$, you can formulate a criterion dealing with the size of derivatives. Such a function has an entire extension iff $$\forall R>0,\exists C_R,\forall n\in\mathbb N,\quad \vert f^{(n)}(0)\vert\le C_R\frac{n!}{R^n}. $$ On the other hand, real-analyticity of a $C^\infty$ $f$ on the real line is equivalent to $$ \forall x\in \mathbb R,\exists r>0,\exists C>0, \exists R>0,\forall n\in\mathbb N,\quad \Vert f^{(n)}\Vert_{L^\infty(B(x,r))}\le C\frac{n!}{R^n}. $$
You certainly need some smoothness condition for this to be possible. In fact, the condition is that $f$ be extendable to an even, real-analytic function on the line which kind of makes the result a tautology since then $f$ has the form $\sum_{n=1}^\infty a_{2n} z^{2n}$.


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I'm mostly curious about how they'll prioritize their actions. Will they just attack the first target they see, attack the target their summoner is, attack targets attacking them, attack targets attacking their summoner, or something along those lines? Do certain pets prioritize certain actions over others? For example, will some pets prioritize trying to keep things from punching their summoner versus trying to do damage to something?
I went ahead and ran some tests on this myself because I really wanted to know how exactly the mechanics appear to work.
Method: I tested in Act 1 Hell with my weapon unequipped so my pets would be out for the longest time and not just kill everything. I tested for every summoned creature that had an offensive ability. I used no runes for the abilities themselves, and only used passives that increase the health and defenses of the pets (so they wouldn't just fall over). I tested if they'd assist their summoner in killing a target by punching enemies in the face with my weapon uneqipped and seeing if their behavior changed. I tested if they'd assist their summoner if he got low health by letting a creature beat on me while the pet beat on something else and seeing if their behavior changed.
Gargantuan appears to:
Zombie Dogs appear to:
Corpse Spiders appear to:
Hex Ability's Fetish Shaman appears to:
Fetish Army appears to:
General findings broken down:
From what I've noticed so far, the Witch Doctor's pets seem to attack anything that is within their range.
When they are fighting on the edge of your screen, and their target dies, I've seen them move to their next target, which is even further off the screen.
However, if you move away from your pets a certain distance, they will abandon their target and follow you.
That's all I got so far.


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I have created a php site, and previously it was listing only products with defined values. I have now changed it to include an array of products for example all products WHERE id = "spotlights"
and this works great so it means I can add new products just to the database, but I still have to add the second page manually. e.g going from the product div on the main page, through to www.example.com/spotlight_1.php
Is there anyway in PHP to carry the data from my index.php e.g. the ID through to the next page? so that I can have a template product.php page, and I can use a database pull to echo the product information required.
So on index.php i click on the product with ID="1" and on the product.php page, it loads the relevant data for product 1.
I can write the php SQL/mySQL calls myself, its just the way to carry accross a value from the previous page which I dont understand
p.s. all the IDs and things are stored in the database already as 1 to 3digit values e.g. 3 or or 93 or 254
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A Kentucky man who was serving a DUI sentence in a West Tennessee jail has died.
KYTN radio in Union City reported the Strong Funeral Home in Hickman, Ky., confirmed services for 40-year-old Jason Harrison of Hickman were pending, following an autopsy in Memphis.
Lake County Sheriff Brian Avery on Wednesday confirmed Harrison's death and said the cause of the injury that led to it is still under investigation.
Harrison was injured Sunday and died Tuesday at a Jackson hospital.
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation spokeswoman Kristin Helm said the state agency was asked by District Attorney General C. Phillip Bivens to assist the Lake County sheriff in an investigation of the death.
Harrison began serving a 120-day sentence in October on a third offense DUI conviction.