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Unanswered: isse with GridRowEditing for all the rows except the first
I'm facing an issue with Gridrowediting. Only the first row of the grid is retaining the edited values on save. The rest of the rows dont show me the new value on save. I have created a MapValueProvider class which would get the grid data instead of PropertyAccess.Below is the snippet of my code.
for(DataColumn column : columns){
ColumnConfig<ReportObject, ?> columnConfig = new ColumnConfig<ReportObject, T>(new MapValueProvider(column.getName()), column.getDefaultWidth(), column.getColumnHeading());
columnModel = new ColumnModel<ReportObject>(listColumnConfig);
for(DataColumn columnIter : columns){
editing.addEditor(mapColumnConfig.get(columnIter.getName()), new TextField());
public class MapValueProvider<T> implements ValueProvider<ReportObject, T> {
private T field;
public MapValueProvider(T field) {
this.field = field;
public String getPath() {
return (String) field;
public T getValue(ReportObject object) {
return (T)object.getDataMap().get(field);
public void setValue(ReportObject object, T value) {
My application retrives a resultset from a db table and returns list of ReportObject which contains a map where in the key is the column name and the value is the column value.
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You have a empty setValue, which means that no values can ever be saved back to the object again.
I dont know why the first row is working without seeing the rest of the runnable code, but I might guess that something is wrong with your modelkeyprovider, that it isn't actually providing unique keys for each row.
26 Aug 2013 5:11 AM #3
HI Colin - I am now setting soemthing in the setValue of MapValueProvider. Below is the code.
public void setValue(ReportObject object, T value) {
object.getDataMap().put((String) field, value);
ModelKeyProvider code:
store = new ListStore(new ModelKeyProvider<ReportObject>() {
public String getKey(ReportObjectitem) {
return String.valueOf(item.getDataMap().get("CodeId"));
Where codeId is the primary key of the dbtable.
The new value is now saved but is not displaying in the grid. ie. when I click on any any edited row, I can see the new value( only in row editing mode) but the grid as such shows me the the old value.
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Unfortunately, the limit to what I can do with incomplete code has been reached - I can't see the Grid setup to discover if there was a mistake in how you built the grid, nor can I see your sample data to see if you have more than one item with the same CodeID. Can you share a runnable sample that implements EntryPoint that still has this issue?


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A man has some balls in his pocket. Let the number of balls in his pocket be $n$.(Consider $n$ as an integer. If any decimal value occurs, consider its floor value. For example, if $n$ = 2.6 then take it as 2). For every mile that he runs, he is left with half the number of balls.
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After running the second mile, he'll have 2 balls.
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It looks like shipping is not available (at least for PS3 version)...shipping radio button is disabled, in-store pickup only.
@klausboop: Shipping not available for xbox version, either.
I have been playing this for about three months. My skills have vastly improved. Pay close attention to the audio output process (XBOX) and it will work for you.
cheaper at Wal-Mart.. going for $19.99 at my local one. saw it yesterday when i was buying PS Vita Games
Two things wrong with quoting that Wal Mart price:
1. Their prices always vary. It's $60/$30 at every Wal-Mart I've seen, so I'm guessing that's the more standard price.
2. The price you list is surely for the Guitar-only version. This is for the Guitar/Bass bundle, which is a much better deal.
Also, does the WalMart one include the cable? That by itself is $30+. I'm considering getting this and the standalone PC software on Steam because buying this is cheaper than getting a cable by itself.
Crazy cheap price, if this includes the cable.
@dazoneranger: Agreed. This basically is what the cable costs by itself and you should be able to use it for Garage Band on a Mac.
@duxbak99: I can confirm this is correct the cable will work with GarageBand! Also if playing this game try to run audio directly to a pair of headphones to cut out any latency. My TV speakers are a few milliseconds off which is noticable to the game for score and noticable when actually playing.
So, did anybody get the $24.99 price? It's now showing up as $59.99. I already have it for Xbox and PC (installed to my SSD...BLAZING FAST, and a lot more fun to use, not having to wait so much.), so I don't care, but it's odd that the price should change all of a sudden, unless it was a one day thing and the price change at midnight eastern time.
@dazoneranger: It was, indeed, Best Buy's Deal of the Day.
Looks dead. Comes up at $59.99 for me now, for the 360 version.
@usctmb: Best Buy's Deal of the Day...yesterday
@zyxomma100: @wingfat42 is right, but it's not guaranteed. I got the Guitar/Bass bundle with cable from Wal-Mart for $19.99 about 2 weeks ago. However, the employee that got it out of the case for me said he had seen two different prices over the past few weeks; some were priced at $19, others at $45. A mini lottery if you will.


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If you want to stew meat low and slow, how low can you go and still get collagen break-down?
And would there be any advantage to stewing at the lowest possible temperature?
As far as I know, Collagen starts to break down below 60°C/140F, time play a big role, i.e. to get the same breakdown at 60°C as 80°C you might need 24-48h instead of 3-4h.
The higher the heat the more the meat is contracted and it will get dryer, in a stew that might not be as obvious as in other cooking methods but it should still be the fact. Compare tough cuts of meat cooked sous vide at 55°C-60°C for 24-100h, they get very tender and moist.
So the benefit will be moister meat. I think you must cook the veggies at much higher temperature (80°C-95°C) so you would have to separate the two. If the end result is worth the effort I do not know, I have wanted to try doing a 'stew' with meat cooked sous vide at 55°C - 60°C for 24h+, with the veggies done on the side at 80°C-95°C, normal stew style, to see if it would be better, but I have never tried.
Hum, I'm sure you or anyone can find enough sources to argue that you need 70-80°C(160-180°F), see e.g. On food and cooking(2004) pg 163 "...Meats with a significant amount of tough connective tissue must be cooked to a minimum of 160-180°F/70-80°C to dissolve their collagen into gelatin. "
The only potentially credible and official (what do you mean by that?) source that potentially can trump On Food and Cooking is Modernist Cuisine, I will quote.
MC 3.78-79 "When meat is cooked at temperatures above 50°C/122°F, a different chemical reaction -- the conversion of collagen into gelatin -- becomes prominent." it continues and says "Cookbooks and some scientific sources commonly claim that collagen converts to gelatine "at" some particular temperature. Usually the cited threshold lies between 60°C and 75°C / 140°F and 167°F. In reality, the hydrolysis of collagen is simply another example of a chemical reaction whose rate varies exponentially with temperature." it goes on describing that the exact temperature have not been measured and that it depends on what type of collagen, e.g. breed, cut and age. Finally it says "Tough meats can be cooked until tender at any temperature above 55°C/130°F (and even a bit below, if you are patient enough)."
Also see lots of sous vide recipes on the net saying that you can cook tough meat at much less temperature than 70°C/160°F and get it very tender. Or try it, I have and it works!!! I have stopped eating primary expensive cuts, flank, shin and brisket tastes much better!
See also SAJ14SAJ reply and Stefanos comment below, as per Baldwin which should be almost as good a source as oFaC and MC
The answer to the question, "how low can you go and still get collagen break-down" I would answer 55°C/130°F or even a bit lower. That is NOT a realistic temperature for cooking a stew, especially not if you will put veggies in it, but as far as collagen breakdown goes that is the lowest temperature for 'stewing meat'.
It is somewhere in the range between 70°C-80°C (160 to 175 F I think - conversion may not be exact), below that collagen doesn't hydrolyse.
There is no advantage in cooking at this temperature, as your actin has already denatured (that's what you are trying to avoid in roasts and steaks) and is very dry and tough. Without the lubrication from gelatine (hydrolysed collagen's end product), meat cooked at 70°C or above would be tough and unpleasant. So you can increase the temperature as you want.
But the collagen hydrolysis is a long process, and more heat doesn't mean that your meat will cook quicker. You can increase the temperature, but it won't have noticeable effects on cooking times, they will stay in the 2-6 hours range (depending on the amount of collagen in your cut).
Rumtscho's answer is correct for most reasonable practical purposes--see Science of Cooking article on slow cooking, which breaks down the process in great detail, at various temperatures. The article provides primary sources if you wish to investigate further.
Collagen dissolves to gelatin between 160 F and 180 F (71 C and 82 C), but it is a time dependent process, and proceeds more rapidly at the higher end of the temperature range.
There is no advantage to stewing at the low end of this range, as it would take longer, and the effects that squeeze liquids out of the meat have already occurred by 160 F (71 C).
For more references to gelatin formation, mostly in the context of commerical extraction, which is much easier to find, see my answer to What factors affect collagen to gelatin conversion?.
Stefan's answer is also probably technically correct, as collagen conversion is a stochastic endothermic process, so it will occur at reduced rates at lower temperatures, when the local conditions achieve the threshold energy, but the rates will be slow. Unless you are doing very carefully controlled sous-vide type methods, it isn't practical for most cooking to try to do gelatin conversion at 140 F (60 C). It would also take an extraordinarily long time.
No matter what the other quality issues are on the product, I think it is clear you would want to perform sous-vide methods at at least 135 F (57 C) for at least 24 hours, in order to kill pathogens.
That said, the collagen conversion at lower temperatures will slow considerably. Here one blogger describes doing a brisket at 55 C (131 F) for 48 hours, without a lot of success--a lot of the collagen was still present (he also had issues with elastin as well, but not relevant to this discussion).
The snippet of Cooking for Geeks accessible through Google books points out different animals have different types of collagens, which dissolve at different temperatures. It provides more detail than other sources I have seen, so if you are deeply interested in the topic, you might want to buy the book. It indicates myosin begins to denature at 104 F, and actin at 150 F, but again, both denature more quickly at higher temperatures. Evidently the source of this information is Douglas Baldwin's A practical guide to sous-vide cooking, alluded to by Stefano's comment below.
Per the link Stefano provides to Douglas Baldwin's site:
I would say both original posters are right, in the proper context. For traditional kitchen technique's, Rumtscho's answer is clearly correct. With judicious use of sous-vide type technique, Stefan's answer is also correct.


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Can someone explain in short what "recursive DNS query" means and how it can be considered bad?
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TL;DR: Recursive queries are part of the way the internet and DNS work, but not all DNS servers should be receiving recursive queries, and when the ones that shouldn't respond do respond you can get problems.
Longer version:
A recursive DNS query happens when the DNS server you asked for the address of, say, unix.stackexchange.com doesn't know the answer itself, so it has to check with another server.
Normally this is actually how DNS works -- the DNS server of your ISP does not have the entire internet's domain records permanently memorized for obvious reasons, so the following exchange happens under the hood:
Now bear in mind that there are actually two types of name servers queried here -- authoritative DNS servers (the so called "root" servers that told your ISP's DNS server where to find SE.com's DNS server, and SE.com's authoritative DNS server) and recursing or forwarding DNS servers (your ISP's DNS server).
Normally, the former type is not supposed to respond to recursive queries, especially not from outside their own domain. Smaller ISPs sometimes save on costs by having their primary authoritative name server be the same server as their primary forwarding nameserver, but that's somewhat unsafe policy - especially if you don't configure your server to refuse recursive queries from outside your own IP range.
Further reading here on Wikipedia.
If there are 2 DNS servers, DNS-A is the authority for domain-a, and DNS-B is the authority for domain-b, and someone sends a DNS query to DNS-A for a lookup of domain-b. DNS-A would then be recursing by sending a request to DNS-B in order to lookup domain-b. Essentially, a recursive query is when a DNS server, on behalf of the client that sent the query, chase the trail of DNS in order to fulfill the request.
This is fine if you are hosting a DNS server for a network, like an office and all the machines in that office will use the DNS server to do all lookups. This is bad if you are allowing anyone to do DNS recursive queries. This is also bad if you are hosting a DNS server that is only supposed to fulfill requests for a certain domain. If someone requests a lookup for another domain, the DNS server should return an error instead of doing recursion.


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A Senate vote had been expected Friday, opening the way for the House of Delegates to begin considering the bill today. But senators postponed their vote.
It was no secret that pressure from the West Virginia Education Association and the state chapter of the American Federation of Teachers led to the delay.
During the weekend, senators were discussing amendments to the bill, to address some of the unions' objections.
WVEA and AFT-WV officials have blasted the governor's proposal, saying they see little in it to like. They object to provisions about how teachers are hired and transferred, how county boards of education handle the school-year calendar, and use of teachers with "alternative certification," among other things. Although a few minor changes in the bill had been made in Senate committees, it was to go to the floor largely as Tomblin wished.
As we have noted previously, the bill is not perfect. No comprehensive reform measure on any subject is without flaws.
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Some changes may have to be made to bring the bill to a vote in the Senate.
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'Decades of research has/have shown'
-decades is plural
-research is murky
I'd be inclined to write 'has'
'Decades of research has/have shown'
-decades is plural
-research is murky
I'd be inclined to write 'has'
You only have one subject in your sentence: "decades of research".
Research modifies decades, but decades is definitely plural, so the correct sentence is
The same is true the other way:
Looking at the actual usage stats from the Corpus of Contemporary American English, singular agreement in this construction is possible, but rather uncommon:
Looking at the British National Corpus, again both variants are not unheard of, but the corpus size is too small to say anything decisively:
In conclusion, when writing for an international audience, I would favor plural. When writing for a local audience, I would favor whatever comes more naturally to me in my local dialect.
It depends on whether you're talking about the research or the decades. If you mean "Research which took decades", use the singular verb (research is a mass noun so it doesn't take plural verbs); if you mean "Decades, which were spent doing research", use the plural.
For example, "The decades of research were the happiest time of my life" but "Decades of research was needed to solve the problem." (Similarly, "tons of concrete was needed to fill the hole.")
Adding to @oerkelens, research is almost irrelevant here because the the subject is 'Decades of x'
It doesn't matter what there are decades of, have is still the appropriate word.
What I do in these cases is ask: has the research shown, or have the decades shown. You could make a case for both, but the case for research is stronger. So I'd recommend:


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Pinterest has become a free form of advertisement for many businesses, one right here in Bowling Green.
"The majority of Pinterest users are women ages 18- to mid-50s... and these are the people making decisions in the families visiting Bowling Green," said Bowling Green Area Convention and Visitors Bureau's Telia Butler.
Drawing in visitors is the main goal of the Bowling Green Area Convention and Visitor's Bureau, and now the goal of their Pinterest account.
"Women go there for recipes, for crafts, for home organization ideas and to plan trips. So why not highlight all of Bowling Green's greatest assets in an account designed for tourism," said Butler.
They hope to draw in people from all over the world using Pinterest's reach.
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Please forgive me if my eyes have skipped right past this issue on my search of the site - I did try to find the answer on my own, but sometimes my opacity is astonishing!
I am just wondering why I cannot see members' avatars - I'm thinking that this might be due to my being such a new member, with very few posts, but thought I'd check to be sure. I tried to upload a photo to my profile, but it didn't "stick." Thank you!
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This may seem a vague question, but in the process of explaining the hierarchy of transfinite sets to my students, I've had to use the Cardinality(powerset(S)) > Cardinality(S) argument, which appeared to me to be extremely weak in indicating how much larger the powerset is. Is there a better argument?
In contrast, Cantor's diagonalization argument shows that the set of reals is very much larger than the set of natural numbers -- the argument shows that there is a vast number of reals unaccounted for in any attempted bijection between the naturals and the reals.
But then, when we get to the hierarchy of the alephs, I depend upon the argument that the powerset(S) is larger than S. Perhaps it's the version of that argument that I use, but all I'm able to show is that there is a single element of the powerset(S) unaccounted for in any attempted bijection between the powerset(S) and S. While this shows that the powerset is larger, it doesn't give any indication that it must be very, very much larger (and we are talking about infinite sets here). This is a hard way to impress my students about the vastness of each larger transfinite set.
Is there a better argument for showing that the powerset of a transfinite set is vastly larger than the set? I'm, in particular, looking for an argument that I can explain to talented high school math students.
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Thanks for all the comments so far. As many have pointed out, I've been a little too vague, so let me be more precise.
The argument I present to students that the set of reals is (vastly) larger than the set of naturals is exactly the one that Jason mentions below in the first sentence of his second paragraph. Namely, in Cantor's diagonalization argument, one simply chooses a different digit in the kth position of the kth real in the supposed ordering of the reals. This will ultimately provide a large number of reals not in the proposed bijection between naturals and reals.
In contrast, the argument that I've used to show my students that the powerset(S) is larger than S is based on the Russell Paradox. Suppose there were a one-to-one correspondence between elements of S and subsets of S. Let Subset A be those elements of S which are each matched to a subset that contains it. Let Subset B be the rest of the elements of S, namely each element which has been matched to a subset not containing that element. Since there is a supposed one-to-one correspondence, subset B should be matched to some element of S, but this results in a contradiction. Therefore there is at least one element in the powerset of S (this subset B) which doesn't have a match. So the powerset(S) is larger than S... by at least one element.
So that is the root of my complaint: that the argument I'm using to show that the reals are larger than the naturals demonstrates a vast number of reals that are not covered by any trial bijection. But the argument I'm using to show that the powerset(S) > S shows only one element larger.
So I'm either misunderstanding the conclusion of the powerset argument I'm using (it really does show that the powerset is vastly larger), or I need a better elementary argument than that...


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It didn't take too for the CIAC's 50-point score management rule/DQ ejection rule to take effect this football season.
The morning after Wolcott High's 62-6 victory over Sacred Heart, Wolcott athletic director Bryan Darcy filed an email report of the game to Paul Hoey, the assistant executive director of the CIAC.
The CIAC instituted a rule in 2006 (listed on page 123 of the CIAC handbook) stating that if a team wins by a differential of more than 50 points, the principals of both schools, and the referee submit a report to the CIAC Football committee on whether proper protocol was followed for good sportsmanship.
Coaches could potentially be suspended for the next game if they are find in violation of the rule. Jason Pace is in his second year as the head coach of the Eagles, who play at Naugatuck Friday.
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Regula Fidei is Latin and means "Rule of Faith" or "Analogy of Faith".
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Regula Fidei as a Hermeneutic Principle
Regula Fidei from a Protestant (Sola Scriptura) stance is a hermeneutic principle. It has been summed up as "Scripture interprets Scripture". However, as we see above, Regula Fidei is a bit more broad of a concept than simply "Scripture interprets Scripture" and can actually be applied as a non-hermeneutical concept.
If we limit the concept of Regula Fidei to a hermeneutic principle, however, this limits us to the Sola Scriptura understanding of the concept. In order to compare Regula Fidei to the Grammatical Historical appraoch, we have to make this limitation in understanding.
Grammatical-Historical Approach
The Grammatical-Historical assumes that there is only one distinct sense to the text. The approach attempts to discover the meaning of the text as the author intended it or as the original audience would have understood it.
The goal of the Grammatical-Historical approach is to understand the history and the context of the text as well as understanding the text itself in order to discover the meaning:
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Regula Fidei vs Grammatical-Historical Approach
If we compare these two approaches, what we have is the idea that we can use scripture in order to understand scripture compared to the idea that we should take the text alone with the historical setting in order to interpret scripture.
If these are in conflict, then we must accept that that the original audience or the author would not have understood other passages as being related to the passage in question.
If these are in harmony, then we must presume that the original author/audience would have considered these other passages when the text in question was being discussed.
Ultimately, these two approaches aren't necessarily exclusive. I've heard of them used together, for example, when discussing Revelations (eg "the original audience would have understood this as a reference to this passage here").
However, it seems that these two mindsets come from different perspectives and that someone who is using a Grammatical-Historical approach isn't keeping Regula Fidei in mind (and vice versa).
Ultimately, these two concepts aren't necessarily exclusive. However, the person that is interpreting the text will probably tend to ignore one while they use the other.
Regarding survival, it seems that while both approaches have historical roots, they are both alive and well among different communities.
The rule of faith is the standard by which faith is measured. The Catholic church certainly practices the Grammatical Historical (GH) approach and their regula fidei is the Magesterium representing the church. But they do not only practice the GH approach.
For those who solely practice GH, the Chicago Statements on Biblical Inerrancy and Hermeneutics are attempts at such a rule. However, one can only rule what one can destroy. So in practice, the rule can only be applied within the bounds of recognized authority. If one cannot be excommunicated, then no rule can be enforced. It is a bit odd that Reformation theologians would attempt to form a new priesthood above the average believer who is instructed by God to study to show themselves approved.
Therein lies the tension. How can a rule of faith be enforced when your statements of faith make us a nation of priests and individually responsible for understanding and obeying the scriptures.
So the direct answer is, No. Those who practice GH alone currently believe they can enforce a rule of faith through fellowshipping and coersion, as demonstrated by the production of the Chicago statements and the political fallout in the respective denominations that adopted them.


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Cell phone IP address
I have done that. The only thing I get is the cell phone provider(Verizon) and the internet provider (Comcast).


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IACH is the smallest medical treatment facility within the Department of Defense to earn the distinction of accreditation by the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer, said Maj. Amber Ritenour, surgeon at IACH and member of the cancer program.
IACH received the accreditation following an onsite evaluation when the program demonstrated a Commendation level of compliance with one or more standards that represent the full scope of the cancer program (cancer committee leadership, cancer data management, clinical services, research, community outreach, and quality improvement). In addition, IACH received a compliance rating for all other 36 standards.
Applying for and maintaining CoC accreditation is a voluntary commitment that ensures patients have access to the full scope of services required to diagnose, treat, rehabilitate and support them.
The American Cancer Society estimates that more than 1.6 million cases of cancer will be diagnosed in 2012.
"Accreditation with multiple commendations demonstrates Irwin Army Community Hospital's continued commitment to providing high-quality cancer care to the service members and beneficiaries of the Fort Riley community," Ritenour said. "It also reflects the dedication and hard work of the Irwin Army Community Hospital team."
The accreditation at IACH means new treatment options, such as clinical trials, can be offered to cancer patients. Patients will also receive cancer education, support services and lifelong follow up by the cancer registry at the hospital.
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Amazing shot !
This is such a perfect shot. My brother free dives and has some photos like these. It has inspired me to see if he will let me put some of his shots up here.
This picture is in colors of greenish-blue and somehow, this fish stands out so detailed against the background. I think it a great picture.
Ok, that kind of startled me. Fabulous timing.
I love it...
Great Capture
Great Capture
What a catch :)
Amazing shot. I hope to do this one day
Nice !
Amazing shot!
nice thanx
very nice
I want "its flesh"
Fantastic !!! It is a fascinating capture !!!
Creepy cool.
I want one.How many teeth do u think it has?
I have learned something about this perticular fish that I did'nt know before. The all green shot is wonderfully taken and depicts a lot of effort taken . Jon, I feel that photographers do mostly what is necessary to get their shot. Wait, bait and even sneak up on their subject to get a great picture. j.e.s.
It's not the appetite for flesh that's growing but the human population that is growing. Not enough time and effort is spent educating for birth control and the reason why it is needed. The excess of people causes extreme pressure on the environment, increased aggression within the race and increased health issues. Save the planet.
Too bad this shot was baited. The small, dead, half fish in its mouth was thrown into the water for the photo. Reminds me of one of those shots where the photographer throws a mouse under an owl's nest and waits for it to swoop, with his camera on burst mode...picking the best shot later. The epic-ness or once-in-a-lifetime feeling is lost pretty quickly.
Simply perfect
Great shot
Jaws 2
Absolutely excellent shot. The fish in its mouth looks as though it is minus its head. Awesome shot.
owsm,,,and dangers,,,nic shoot
wow,,,this is called photography....very good shot..thanks for sharing .
I'm not sure but that could actually be a cleaner fish. Some fish open their mouths and the fish feed from between their teeth.
Poor baby. :/
beautiful capture
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On this page you will a collection of short notes about different pieces of hardware I somewhere had the possibility to try out, on which there was no documentation on the internet, and for which a short explanation is sufficient.
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Nokia S60 ' no gateway reply '
You get the error 'No gateway reply' when browsing over wifi / wireless lan?
For me it helped to enter the DNS server (although it should have been configured by DHCP anyways).
Go to Settings - Connectivity - Destinations - Internet - ESSID_OF_YOUR_WIFI - Options - Advanced Settings - IPv4 settings - DNS addresses and enter the IP Address of your DNS server (usually the address of your access point
After that it worked for me, setting the IP address of the phone by hand was not necessary.
Debian lenny - problem with keyboard in X / with xserver
After my dist-upgrade to Debian lenny setting the keyboard layout in
/etc/X11/xorg.conf didn't work (on the console everything was fine). Probably
this is related to the upgrade of the xkb-data package.
Lexmark E210 GDI printer + Netgear PS121 printserver
With Windows
I wanted to have a small network print server in my LAN so I could switch off
the computer the printer was connected to before.
I bought the printserver, connected it to my LAN and ran the Setup-Program in windows. It found the printserver without problems and I assigned a fixed IP-adress.
Then I added a new (local) printer and chose the printer-share (LAN-Manager Printer Interface) of the printserver as the interface to be used. Then I finished the setup process and printed the test page - and it worked.
The other possibility is to use the IP-address as the interface instead of the
printer share.
With Linux
With Linux it is just as simple.
Some interesting links:
Large collection of hints for USB Print Servers
Omnibook XE3 GC hotkeys
Finally I upgraded my old laptop to Debian testing/lenny and kernel 2.6. So now I am using the great omnibook kernel module from http://omnibook.sourceforge.net/. Everything is working well, only the hotkeys took me some minutes' search and playing around.
The problem is that compared to the old kernel patches for kernel 2.4 you don't get the keycodes of the hotkeys directly to use them with the hotkeys package, instead you have to use setkeycodes (as root) first to map the scancodes.
The second and more severe problem is that keycodes higher than 240 cannot be used, so you cannot use the same keycodes as with kernel 2.4.
These are the error messages:
When you have loaded the omnibook module without setting any scancode/keycode (at least you see that the module works):
When you are setting scancodes/keycodes and use keycodes higher than 240:
Solution: use for example the following keycodes (check first with getkeycodes
wheter these keycodes are not use yet):
The keycodes used for hotkeys in the .def-file are the following (small blue
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gooddd eveninggggggggg, dear elena, i haven't seen you on line for a while, i bet you have been very busy these days and give best wishes to you always,!
take ggod care of yourself!
gggggggggoodddddd evening, DEAR ELENA, HOW IS YOUR DOING THESE DAYS, I HAVEN;T SEEN YOU ON LINE FORR A WHILE, I AMS URE YOU ARE VERY BUSY, RIGHT? aNYWAY,JUST TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF AND GIVE MY all wishes to you! And HAVE A SWEETY DREAM!
heyyyyyyyyyy, hapopy lunch time dear welena, i haven't seen you on this website for a few days, what are you busy for working these days, i will go to university this evening, wish you would have greattt time for your work and life, take care of yourself!
Heyeyyyyyyyy, gooood afternoon, dear Elena, how is you doing these days? Are you busy, just passiing all wish you would have greatttttt time , see you later.
Gggggggggggggood evening, dear Elena, i have been back to the university, and i am staying in my dormitory now. I will begin my first courses tomorrow morning. Did you have a greattttttt weekend?Sorry for replying so late. How is your doing in Beijing these days?
HEYYYYYYY,Dear elena, GLAD TO HEAR THAT YOU ARE IN BEIJING! i will go to my college soon, but i would get on line every day,hehe.What are you busy doing these days?
Gggggggggggggggood afternoon, dear elena,i saw you on the line I WILL BEGIM my coming term in 3 days, but i will still on stuyff every day?how is you going these days?
Wish you will have a good time always! and i really like your pixs!
Gggggggggggggggggood evening, Elena, how is your doing these days,are you back to Russia??
I did not see you on the website today.
Gggggggggggggggood afternoon,dear elena, how is your doing tyhese days?
Your country's architectures are really classic and really beautiful.these let me have a rush tend to go to Russia,hehe
Lantern festival is a wish for you
the meaning of lanterns is to make your life completely and better
the sweetest lanterns will add my wishes to your sweet life,too
So,where ever you nave been,you r life will be perfect all round yourself
Happy lantern Festival,Elena,would you eat lanterns and play some firecrackers tonight?
hI,ELENA,i am much better,thank you for your warm caring!you should take care of yourself too!What are you doing today?
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The Durango Wine Experience will bring the wines of the world to our doorstep this weekend. But one Colorado woman wants to make sure that even if we think globally, we should drink locally.
�A lot of people have misconceptions about Colorado wines, but Colorado does make some pretty good wine,� said Paula Mitchell, whose new self-published Exploring Colorado Wineries � Guidebook & Journal is the first comprehensive guide to Colorado�s wineries to come out in a decade. Mitchell will debut the book to the Wine Experience crowd at three different events today and Saturday.
The Greenwood Village resident is not a professionally certified sommelier, but she�s a dedicated and experienced vinophile. When Brad and Alta Smith published The Guide to Colorado Wineries in 2002, there were only 38 wineries to cover. That number has nearly quadrupled to more than 125 since, and while Mitchell hasn�t tried them all, she�s getting close. She�ll cross five more off her list this weekend as she makes her first foray into Southwest Colorado.
�What�s really interesting about those five is that they really represent the varied wineries we have in Colorado,� Mitchell said.�Guy Drew is vinification � they just make wine. Sutcliffe and Fox Fire raise livestock and other crops besides grapes; Four Leaves makes their own wine but you can also make your own; and Pleasant View is a recent startup that might combine all of it by the time they�re really rolling.�
Mitchell said the key to appreciating wine, whether writing a book about it or not, is journaling. She included a chapter in Exploring Colorado Wineries to help readers record and remember what they like and, just as importantly, what they don�t.
�We all taste great wines, but then when we go to buy wine, we forget about it,� she said. �I have a scale that runs from �Excellent� to �Yuck.� But fortunately, most of the Colorado wines I�ve tasted I feel are excellent or at least very good. Most. But everyone has their own preference, and it�s just really helpful to keep it organized because there are a lot of wines out there.�
Each winery in the book gets a two-page spread, and Mitchell includes other things to do in each town. It�s the kind of book that�s intended to travel � there�s space for notes so that the guidebook and journal are intended to be one and the same.
�The goal of my book is to help other people begin to experience and savor Colorado wines,� Mitchell said. �As I talk to people, they say, �I don�t know if I�ve had a good Colorado wine.� Well, there are a lot of them out there, and I hope this helps people find them.�


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I have a french drain that is under a brick pad just outside of my walk-out basement. As you can see in the pic, the bricks have settled and some have even sunk, making the floor uneven. I want to rip out all of the bricks, re-level and re-lay them.
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Let $q$ and $r$ be distinct prime numbers. I noticed (computing a few cases) that $\zeta_{2q} + \zeta_{2q}^{-1} + \zeta_{2r} + \zeta_{2r}^{-1}$ is a unit (in $\mathbb{Z}[\zeta_{2qr}]$, say). Is this always true? Why is that?
I assume you want $q$ and $r$ to be odd primes. Also, note that I will be using the notation that $\zeta_m$ means an arbitrary primitive $m$-th root of unity (but the same one every time it appears in an equation), and will be proving the statement in that generality.
Lemma: For any odd $m>1$ and any $\zeta_m$, the number $\zeta_m+1$ is a unit.
Proof: Let $r$ be such that $m | 2^r-1$. We'll abbreviate $\zeta_m$ to $\zeta$.
Then $\zeta^{2^r} = \zeta$ so $$1 = \left( \frac{\zeta^{2}-1}{\zeta -1} \right) \left( \frac{\zeta^{4}-1}{\zeta^{2} -1} \right) \cdots \left( \frac{\zeta^{2^r}-1}{\zeta^{2^{r-1}} -1} \right)=$$ $$\left( \zeta+1 \right) \left( \zeta^{2} + 1 \right) \cdots \left( \zeta^{2^{r-1}} +1 \right),$$ exhibiting an explicit inverse for $\zeta+1$.
Let $\eta$ be a primitive $2qr$ root of unity. Then your proposed unit is $\eta^{r}+\eta^{-r} + \eta^q + \eta^{-q}$ and factors as $$\eta^r (1+\eta^{q-r})(1+\eta^{-q-r}).$$ Since $q$ and $r$ are odd and relatively prime, $\eta^{q-r}$ and $\eta^{q+r}$ are primitive $qr$-th roots of unity and we are done by the lemma.
The answer is also yes if one of the primes, say $r$, is $2$, because then $\zeta_{2r}+\zeta_{2r}^{-1}=0$ and $\zeta_{2q}+\zeta_{2q}^{-1}=\zeta_{2q}(1+\zeta_{2q}^{-2})$ is a unit (as $\zeta_{2q}^{-2}$ is a primitive $q$th root of $1$ and $q$ is an odd prime).
(1) Note that if both primes are odd then $\zeta_q+\zeta_q^{-1}+\zeta_r+\zeta_r^{-1}$ is also a unit. Indeed, $-\zeta_q$ is a primitive $2q$th root of $1$ (this relies on $q$ being odd), so let's call it $\zeta_{2q}$, and likewise for $r$. Then $-(\zeta_q+\zeta_q^{-1}+\zeta_r+\zeta_r^{-1})=\zeta_{2q}+\zeta_{2q}^{-1}+\zeta_{2r}+\zeta_{2r}^{-1}$, and we know that the latter is a unit.
(2) Note also that if one of the primes, say $r$, is $2$ then $\zeta_q+\zeta_q^{-1}+\zeta_r+\zeta_r^{-1}$ is not a unit: it is equal to $\zeta_q+\zeta_q^{-1}-2$, so it is a unit times the square of $\zeta_q-1$, but the latter (unlike $\zeta_q +1$) is not a unit because it goes to $0$ under the unique ring homomorphism $\mathbb Z [\zeta_q]\to \mathbb Z/q$, which takes $\zeta_q$ to $1$.