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A co-worker is trying to sync table B with the contents of table A, both tables have the same structure, we wrote 3 statements, one for update, one for delete and one for inserts.
I have a question when it comes to updating rows:
tables structure:
[id] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
[value1] [int] NULL,
[value2] [int] NULL,
We could have this:
update tb_B
set tb_B.value1 = tb_A.value1,tb_B.value2 = tb_A.value2
from tb_B inner join b_A on tb_B.id = tb_A.id
but each time we would be writing all the values again and again regardless if the values changed, so I thought about something like this:
update tb_B
tb_B.value1 = tb_A.value1,
tb_B.value2 = tb_A.value2
from tb_B
inner join tb_A on tb_B.id = tb_A.id
tb_B.value1 <> tb_A.value1 or
tb_B.value2 <> tb_A.value2
The last update checks if the value of any column has changed, if true, then it proceeds to update all of the values for that row.
Which do you think it's faster ? writing all the values again and again VS comparing the values and writing ONLY if at least one value is different ?
I think that the farther away the updated column is, the more SQL will take to compare because of the way the OR operator works, this is how I think it works:
think of the numbers as columns: if ( 1 <> 1 OR 2 <> 2 OR 3 <> 3 OR 4 <> 5) then UPDATE
the program will make 4 comparisons in order to realize the row needs to be updated, whereas in this case:
if ( 1 <> 2 OR 2 <> 2 OR 3 <> 3 OR 4 <> 5) then UPDATE
the program will make 1 comparison and proceed with the update. The comparison in my opinion will vary tremendously because the number of comparisons vary for each row !
I hope I am on the right track here,
I appreciate your comments, thanks


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This question is specifically for submitting a package in the Software Center.
If I wish to submit a package that contains a kernel module (*.ko) which will install in /lib/modules/ and there is a kernel update with a new patch level number, i.e. 3.2.0-, how will my package's module be handled as it will not be installed in the new /lib/modules/?
Is this something that I have to maintain myself maybe via a startup script/check and manually copy/install the *.ko file to the new kernel modules location?

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An NFL Dream, Rebuilt
New York
There was no custom suit for Thursday night. There were no shoes handpicked for the occasion, no silk tie, no crisp pocket square, neatly folded. There was no expectation of crossing that long stage at Radio City, no prime-time clutch with NFL commissioner Roger Goodell. Instead Marcus Lattimore was heading to the airport. When the NFL draft begins, Lattimore plans to be relaxing in Stone Mountain, Ga., probably wearing shorts. He isn't planning to watch.
"I'll probably try out golf," he said, smiling.
Six months ago, this story looked so different. Lattimore was amid his junior season at South Carolina, considered one of the best running backs in college. He'd been viewed as a potential first-round pick, possibly even a high first-round pick, with all the financial security that selection entailed. That was before Oct. 27, 2012. Before he got hurt. Before Marcus Lattimore's identity became something else.
Sitting at breakfast Wednesday at a New York hotel restaurant, Lattimore said he was OK with his new identity. He was OK that casual fans now knew him not for the 1,197 yards he gained as a freshman, or the 4.8 yards per carry career college average, but the agonizing sequence of YouTube seconds that changed his life. In the second quarter of a game against Tennessee, Lattimore collided with a pair of defenders, and suffered a gruesome injury to his right knee. He left the field on a cart, a towel draped over his head, his hands to his face.
If you saw it, you remember it. Lattimore had been injured before—a torn ACL the prior year. This was not that. This looked very bad.
Lattimore thought his football career was done. Football? He was worried about walking again. He was worried what he'd do for a career. Ligaments were shredded, his knee dislocated.
Lattimore said there was a nervous minute where they worried about nerve damage, about the possibility of losing a leg. He said this casually, as if he was talking about somebody else.
It may as well have been somebody else. Because here is where Lattimore is right now: he is running. He is jumping and squatting and putting pressure on that leg that had been so savagely wrecked. After successful surgery by the famed sports orthopedist James Andrews, Lattimore has spent months upon months rehabilitating that knee. Steps in the pool have given way to moving over land, and a faraway chance has transformed into a focused ambition.
Lattimore is going to try football again.
"I just felt it was right for me to never quit," he said. "Not give up on this."
There was now a blueprint. Lattimore heard from pros like Frank Gore and Willis McGahee, who'd successfully returned from knee injuries. When Lattimore was recovering, he watched the Minnesota pro Adrian Peterson devastate the NFL after suffering a torn ACL the prior year. Robert Griffin III was rehabilitating at the same Florida facility as Lattimore, motivated to make his own early return.
Lattimore was no longer a consensus first rounder. He is expected to be taken somewhere, possibly in an early round, possibly later. He is a risk, but teams are intrigued. Lattimore was said to have talked to the Patriots, Eagles, 49ers and Rams. Another team had phoned him that morning before breakfast.
"I have no clue where I will wind up," Lattimore said. "Shoot, I've heard from first to undrafted. It's still a mystery to me."
This is a dull draft year, and Lattimore's comeback tale stood out. He arrived in New York Monday as part of a promotion for a sponsor, EAS sports nutrition, talking about his recovery and rehabilitation, making the pre-draft media rounds. He'd morphed from a sports story into a motivational saga.
But he was eager to just be a football player again. He knew there was a chance he could get hurt again. But it was who he was. Lattimore said that when he was hurt, he would dream that he was running with the ball again. In his dreams, he wasn't injured. He was back doing what he loved.
And what Lattimore loved most about running with a football was that feeling just before a tackle attempt, when he knew what the defender was going to do before the defender did it, and Lattimore made the perfect move to make him miss. He visualized this reality, over and over, like the one that now awaited.
Marcus Lattimore did not expect to be picked on stage at Radio City Thursday night. But football was no longer a dream.
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On January 28, 1986, the space shuttle Challenger
(mission STS-51-L) broke apart just 73 seconds after launch.
The seven-member crew of the shuttle lived until 3 minutes and
58 seconds after launch, which is when the crew compartment
struck the Atlantic Ocean at over 200 mph. The origins of the
Challenger disaster are traceable to issues ranging
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and mishandled design decisions involving O-rings.
An O-ring failure had been anticipated by more than one
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courage, the Thiokol engineers had issued early warnings
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Unfortunately for the Challenger crew, the minus-side
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suspectsthe folks who prefer to drift with the prevailing
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Yes, the Challenger disaster had much to do with an
unsuitable joint design. But joints that survived were
the real anomaly here. While the unusually cold launch
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1 Vaughan, D., Challenger Disaster,
University of Chicago Press, Chicago, Illinois, 1996.
2 Mullane, R. M., Riding Rockets, Scribner
Publishers, New York, 2007.
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Do you like peanut brittle?
Don't know why but I just got a craving for peanut brittle. So, I guess that means I'll have to make a batch.
Here is the simple recipe I like.
(Not My) Mom's Best Peanut Brittle
"This is a wonderful peanut brittle that is easy to make and wows everyone! Have all the ingredients for this recipe measured out and ready. This recipe requires that you react quickly. You do not have time to measure ingredients in between steps."
1 cup white sugar
1/2 cup light corn syrup
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup water
1 cup peanuts (I use a whole bag of raw peanuts)
2 tablespoons butter, softened
1 teaspoon baking soda
Directions: Look below
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1. Grease a large cookie sheet. Set aside.
2. In a heavy 2 quart saucepan, over medium heat, bring to a boil sugar, corn syrup, salt, and water. Stir until sugar is dissolved. Stir in peanuts. Set candy thermometer in place, and continue cooking.
Stir frequently until temperature reaches 300 degrees F (150 degrees C), or until a small amount of mixture dropped into very cold water separates into hard and brittle threads.
3. Remove from heat; immediately stir in butter and baking soda; pour at once onto cookie sheet. Let cool. Snap candy into pieces.
I love the taste of peanut brittle, but it's too hard on my tooth. :(
HAHAH! So I'm lurking my question and I look over to the right at the Related Deals and I see this : The Jaws of Life
Come on W00T! my peanut brittle is crunchy and delicious. It doesn't require the Jaws of Life to eat it.
Still Laughing!!!!!
Cool thanks! I will be baking lots tomorrow for a work function and might add this to the list :)
The "Bacon Peanut Brittle" in Related Deals sounds Yummy! ;-}
This is what penut brittle looks like from the Philippines:
When eaten occasionally, yes I'd love to eat them.
Mmmmmmm! Peanut brittle! Thanks for the recipe! Did you know that someone started a Deals.Woot recipe exchange page a while back? I stumbled across it by accident and I don't think it's been updated for a while, but why don't you add this one over there and let's see if we can get more people to contribute. Try http://dealswootrecipes.blogspot.com/ and see if it will let you add it,
Peanut brittle was my dad's favorite treat. Now I need to go try the recipe!
@belyndag: Tried, but submission link didn't work. :(
No, not at all. Too much fat for the taste. Might as well drop it directly into my pants to view the future.


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Why are objects passed by reference?
Doesn't C# send the objects themselves? So unless it's some kind of swap function for primitive typed variables - why would I send an object by reference?
Doesn't C# send the objects themselves? So unless it's some kind of swap function for primitive typed variables - why would I send an object by reference?
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C# doesn't pass the objects themselves. C# passes whatever's in the stack. For value types that are locally-scoped and thus live on the stack, the value is passed down to the next level of the call stack. For all other objects, the data is on the heap and a reference to the heap address is stored on the stack, and is passed around.
In either case, the data that resides on the stack, whether that's the data you care about or a reference "pointer" to the data you care about, is not changed, because when it is passed, it is copied to a new location on the stack and that value is what is manipulated (and then discarded when the method exits and that frame pops off the call stack). If you pass a value type to a method that changes the value, when that method returns to its caller the value will be unchanged, because that copy of the data was never touched by the method.
If you pass a reference type, it is the reference that is copied. This means that the data on the heap, pointed to by the reference, can be altered and that will change the data for the caller. BUT, if the passed parameter is reinitialized or otherwise assigned to a different reference, that change will be reverted when the method returns, because that is a change to the reference to the object, which was passed "by value" and doesn't affect the caller's copy of that reference.
For proof, run this test in NUnit:
So given that default behavior when not using
Behind the scenes, when you use or alter the passed
When you pass an object by reference, you can change the value of the reference.
Let's say you have a Person class:
You also have these functions:
And then you have this console app:
The output will be:
As you can see, assigning a new value (as opposed to changing properties) or setting it to null (which is also changing the value) of the reference itself, requires you pass by reference.
For a better and more detailed explanation, you can have a look at this article by Jon Skeet.
It is necessary to use when you want a method to modify a value type or modify a reference to a reference type, The most commmon reason for doing either of these in code I've seen is interop with C || C++ libraries, e.g.
In pure managed code it tends to be rarer to need ref or out as you mainly use reference types which already give you references to objects rather than copies of objects like value types do. i.e. one level of indirection is all you need most of the time (indeed if you need ref a lot you may be a three star programmer ;)
Making a deep copy of an object is a potentially very expensive operation in terms of both memory and CPU. In some cases (
On the other hand, making a deep copy of the value of a primitively-typed variable is quite cheap, and in some cases (for example, immutability of strings) comes essentially for free.
Generally, I feel that functions should not touch their input parameters unless the caller actually wants it to. An easy way to ensure that the caller at least is aware that the callee might alter the input is to require passing by reference, either
C# sends references to objects all the time. That is, when you do
When you use the
So, just like
Okay, now that we've gotten past that, let's contend with the question of why the hell do this.
Well, the short answer is, do not use the
There are several reasons for this rationale. First of all, keeping the number of function returns at a minimum helps comprehension. It reduces the number of diverging pathways your code can possibly take.
Then, passing things by reference opens up a whole slew of nasty typing and mutability problems. Let's say I have an instance
Send objects by reference when you want to have the possibility of modifying the original object. Otherwise, send by value if you just need the value of the object.
Passing by reference happens all the time and isn't just for swap functions.


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I need to download the sound from the Google's doodle. I saw this post on Superuser that explains how to download a doodle for offline usage and I tried it, but the sounds are not included in the download. So, anyone knows how to download the sounds from Google's doodle?
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This is a work around; Download and install Audacity which is a sound recording program.
Now, ensure you have the option to record "what you hear" or "stereo mix" by going to control panel, open sounds and then open the mixer. Selecting recording and select 'stereo mix'. If you're on W7 (maybe Vista) then you may have to download Realtek sound driver to get this option and then follow these steps:
Now, hit record in Audacity, and then play the Google Doodle. All system sound will be recorded (but please note, if you were, for example, to get a skype call, the ring of the skype call will also be recorded as this method of recording records 'what you hear'. Also, the volume of your system sound affects the record level so adjust as needed).
Right, the above was all from memory (other than the bullets) so let me know how it goes and sorry if instructions are not 100% accurate/clear.
After inspecting the source of the page using Google Chrome, it looks like the sounds are all stored in this SWF file - https://www.google.com/logos/swf/halloween12.swf
If you can decompile/extract the sound files out of there, then you can get all the sound files.
I think, you can download that with mozilla firefox using "video download helper" addon.


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Emory & Henry announces new use for old hospital
The Emory & Henry School of Health Sciences in Marion received a $5 million grant from the Smyth County Community Foundation on Wednesday.
The agreement ensures that the funds will be used in support of the mission of the foundation providing health and wellness services to Smyth County residents.
The foundation will provide the money over an 18-month period -- $1 million by July 2014, $2 million by December 2014, and $2 million by December 2015 -- to support the development of the school of health science.
The grant will allow the college to assume ownership of 15 acres and a large building that once comprised the Smyth County Community Hospital campus.
The former Smyth County hospital building will be renovated for continued development of the Emory & Henry Doctor of Physical Therapy program, which is slated to begin next summer.
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xbox 360 Madden NFL 08 and other older used games (free ship with prime) starting at for $1.69 + free shipping
go to amazon.com
click on warehouse deals
search for xbox 360
on left, click just arrived
sort by price
there is some good ones in there (CoD MW2, NHL, NBA, MLB etc...)
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Before anyone asks, go to amazon.com, then click on todays deals, then warehouse deals... sorry about that missed step
I just scored:
madden 08
nhl 09
Item(s) Subtotal: $4.58
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
Total Before Tax: $4.58
Grand Total: $4.58
Beware of buying any old EA games. EA decommissions servers for old games (usually about 2 years after the game comes out). In other words, for sports games there is no ability to play online.
*I should note this has been my experience with PS3 . . . I am not sure if they do this on XBOX
They fixed the price - now $16.90
@aggiejd: Nvm, that was just the linked item. Follow instructions for deals. A few OK games there


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I want to put in
sudo gedit /etc/sysctl.conf the one line
vm.swappiness=10 which I sometimes change.
By default this line doesnt exist so I use
echo "vm.swappiness=10" | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf.
If I would always be putting the same exact line
vm.swappiness=10, then in case I want to replace I could use
sudo sed -i 's/vm.swappiness=10/vm.swappiness=1/g' /etc/sysctl.conf But since there could be
vm.swappiness=12 or something else, I want--with just a single command--to find if, in
/etc/sysctl.conf, there exists line starting
vm.swappiness=. Then if it does exist I want to remove the whole line (then by appending
&& echo "vm.swappiness=1" | sudo tee -a /etc/sysctl.conf to that command, it would also subsequently add the new configuration line that I want to the end.
But again since there could be a lot of different parameters in one line, it wouldn't be good to delete it all, but would be better to change only the number (to the immediate right of
What you think? Would it be better to search for vm.swappiness=x(x(x)) with 1 to 3 numbers (of course, 100 also exists...), replace if it's there (by putting it into a variable and using a command like
`sudo sed -i 's/$oldline/$newline/g'), and if not then just append


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The Crow's Nest
The Port Hueneme showdown: city manager vs. police chief
By The Spotter 11/08/2012
"It's him or me." Who hasn't heard this difficult choice in life? You gotta pick one or the other. And in this case, the Port Hueneme City Council picked her — Police Chief Kathleen Sheehan.
Tongues have been wagging since the October surprise resignation of City Manager Dave Norman. As city managers go, Norman appeared to be sent from Central Casting. He was calm, competent and served at the desire of his Council in the city by the sea. In 2010, the council brought in a new police chief — Sheehan, who hailed from LAPD. They could not have been more opposite. While Sheehan was "out there" at every political and public event you could wave a flag at, Norman kept to the background. Sheehan was a masterful politician and a tour de force. A bit over the top at times, she was, nonetheless, the face of the city throughout much of western Ventura County. (Not that the City Council members are shrinking violets. For being in a small city, the Port Hueneme City Council has a lot of visibility.)
Behind the scenes, however, insiders tell the Spotter a different story. Norman was not the nice, serene fellow he appeared to be in public. Agency heads complained that he had an iron fist in private meetings and had a "take it or leave it" approach to management.
Most suffered in silence. Not Sheehan. She started looking for another job and then … surprise, surprise … word of her job search made it into the local media. The Council thought highly of Sheehan and wanted her to stay. In private meetings, she told the Council, "It's him or me. If he stays, I go."
And so the Council negotiated a quiet resignation from Norman with pay through the end of the year.
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Wilson: Wolcott's comeback win one for the ages
Sometimes you go to games, and on rarer occasions, the games go with you. When you walk out off the field and out of the night into tomorrow, these are the games that linger long after the time ran out, like the pine scent that is still so strong so many days after the Christmas tree has vacated its spot in the living room.
And so it was with Wolcott and Seymour on Friday night. I won't tell you that the Eagles and Wildcats put on the best football show I've seen, because they didn't. It was Game 3 of the season, so there were no titles or state tournament spots on the line. It was an early season game between two teams figuring out who they are and who they want to be.
I will tell you it was a game that will stick with you for a while and a game the players will be talking about at reunions well down the road when the old uniform shirt only reaches half way down the belly and the hair is being combed with a wash cloth.
It was a game that will be remembered.
This will be "The Comeback" and who knows, but maybe the game that turned a season in the right direction. At least from Wolcott's perspective.
In Seymour, conversation of this game at those reunions might be short and on to better things, not on account of effort, just result.
Wolcott won a high-scoring shootout, 48-41. But the memory-making ingredient is how the final score came to be. This was a game where Seymour led 13-0 after just four minutes, and with four minutes left in the first half, was ahead 26-0.
One week after dropping a frustrating 42-36 overtime decision to Naugatuck, Wolcott looked like it was still in mourning for most of the first half.
But to wear out the old cliché, what transpired in the second half is why they play the game.
Hopefully, Wolcott coach Jason Pace recorded whatever he said or fed his team at halftime. The Eagles had shown a few bursts of energy before the half, enough to score twice, but still trailed, 34-13.
Even forensic scientists couldn't find a whole lot of evidence that the night was going to end with anything other than a convincing Seymour win. Can I say it again? This is why they play the game.
Wolcott quarterback Vincent Gambino and receivers Jayson Matos and Adam Santopietro decided they would rather enjoy the weekend instead of languishing in it.
It took a while (Seymour still looked comfortable up 41-20 with 1:35 to go in the third period) but Gambino suddenly turned into Peyton Manning and his two targets found every open space on Joe Monroe Field.
Gambino found Matos over the middle for a TD pass one play before the end of the third quarter, and it was 41-27. Close, but the thought was that a frantic finish wasn't going to be enough to offset a sluggish start.
You wonder when Seymour began to think that this one was being brazenly grabbed away. You could feel the memory being made on the Wildcats' next possession when it took Gambino just six plays to guide his team into the Wildcats end zone again.
Highlighted by a 31-yard pass to Santopietro and a pass interference call, the drive ended as Matos was on the receiving end of a 12-yard TD strike from Gambino. Now it was 41-34 with 7:08 left, and the Seymour sweat was visible from miles away.
The Wildcats produced three touchdown passes from quarterback Frank Marcuccio to Christian Thurmond, but for most of the night had ridden rugged effort of running back Joseph Salemme. Salemme is listed on the Seymour roster as 5-foot-8, 165 pounds, but the junior back ran more like a big bulldozer most of the night. He toted the ball 41 times for 172 yards.
He pounded the middle time after time, grinding out decent chunks of yardage. When it came late time, however, Wolcott was finally able to slow him down.
Wolcott got the ball back with 3:54 and by this time, stopping the Eagles didn't seem to be part of the plan. The Eagles went 89 yards in 2:05 with Joe Lynch busting up the middle to tie the score at 41-41 with 1:41 to go.
After a Seymour three-and-out, Wolcott got the ball back, and you had an idea what was going to happen.
On a second-and-2 at the 21 with 11.6 seconds and one timeout left, Gambino officially made it a night to remember with a 21-yard strike to Jason Pelletier.
Gambino threw for 265 yards and four touchdown passes in the final 24 minutes. Matos caught 10 passes for 182 yards on the night and Santopierto 7 for 175 yards.
Nobody had a bigger smile than Wolcott principal and former coach and athletic director, Joe Monroe, the man the field is named after who patrolled the sidelines for so many years for the Eagles.
Pace was a bit speechless.
Gambino talked about the Eagles being a second-half team and having complete faith in his receivers. "They are playmakers, he said."
All the type of stuff you get on a night that will be remembered long after the season has gone the way of the trolley.
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BELTON (January 31, 2013)—A former Salado school teacher was indicted Wednesday by a Bell County Grand Jury on a two count charge that she had an improper sexual relationship with a student.
Lisa Marie Wagnon, 48, was arrested after she turned herself in to Travis County sheriff's deputies in Austin on October 25 when a warrant was issued for her arrest on the charge.
Wagnon was named in the warrant after a 15-year-old student told Salado Independent School District administrators that he was having a sexual relationship with a teacher.
The Bell County Sheriff's Office started an investigation after the student reported the relationship on October 22, 2012.
Salado School Superintendent Dr. Michael Novotny said Wagnon resigned the next day after working for the district for 12 years.
He said she taught at Salado Intermediate School, although the district's Website lists her as a dyslexia specialist at Thomas Arnold Elementary School.
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Leafy Company Gardens. Photo courtesy Jorge Lascar
Executive Deputy Mayor of Cape Town Alderman Ian Neilson officially opened the Company's Garden Visitor Centre on May 26, 2010.
The Visitor Centre, which is housed in the garden's newly renovated Victorian House, will educate and inform residents and tourists who come to the tree-lined paths of the garden to feed the squirrels and relax.
Says Company Gardens Manager Rory Phelan: "We identified a need for an interpretation centre for the Company Gardens. The guides that accompany tourist groups explain some of its features, but invariably don't give the complete picture of the historical, social and cultural significance of the historic garden."
After Victorian House was fixed up, it was decided to use the space for a visitor's centre. Included in its display is a comprehensive overview of the early history of the Cape of Good Hope and the development of the Company Gardens, which today holds more than 8 000 plant species.
According to Phelan, the garden's landscape is unique in that it has two different landscape styles that have been overlaid: the Dutch "produce garden" grid pattern and the later Victorian informal style, known as "Victorian Romantic", which was influenced by the 17th-century English landscape style.
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Are there sounds in English languages and accents where the tongue does not move symmetrically in the mouth, i.e. the right side of the tongue is not moving like the left side?
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It's extremely rare for any language to have a sound where the target pronunciation of that sound involves an asymmetric tongue position. In fact, I'm unaware of an example (although I wouldn't like to say that absolutely none exists).
But in practice, it's very common (in languages in general, not just English) for tongue contact to be asymmetric. For example, in the pronunciation of laterals (such as English "l" sounds), which are canonically defined as having the air escape "at the sides", in practice there may be tongue contact at one side with air escaping at only one side. Similarly, in alveolar and palatal stops generally, there may be more tongue contact at one side than the other.
If you're interested more in this subject, then take a look at any study where palatograms have been taken: these give a "map" of tongue contact as sounds are produced. (Specifically, the modern type are termed electropalatograms, produced from an array of contact-detecting electrodes embedded in a false palate. An earlier primitive technique involved a false palate covered in chalk.)
The only one I can think of is the lateral click, which occurs in some South African languages.
It is known to English speakers as a sound used to gee up horses, but is not part of the English language.
Considering the English Phonetic system, and if you mean watching the tongue from the front, the answer is no.
The lateral (L) is called like this because the air flows through the sides. It can happen that you, while speaking, put the tongue in some weird positions but that is your realisation, due to the situation, position, etc.
It's possible that in other languages there are realisations where the tongue is not symmetrical, but I'm not aware of any in English.
Try looking at the IPA for the English phonemes and try to "say" them. Your tongue will change position but, basically, it will always remain symmetrical (not mathematically symmetrical, of course, but you know what I mean).


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Suppose we are given a set of points $(x_i, y_i)\in\mathbb{R}^2$ and are told that they are drawn from a normal (Gaussian) distribution. It is a simple matter in that case to find the mean $(\mu_x,\mu_y)$ of the distribution: $(\langle x \rangle, \langle y \rangle)$, where $\langle x \rangle=\frac{1}{N}\sum_i x_i$ and similarly for $\langle y \rangle$, is an unbiased estimator.
Now suppose, instead, that each point is randomly presented as either $(x_i,y_i)$ or $(y_i, x_i)$, with equal probability. Is there still a comparably simple way to estimate the mean of the original distribution? (Assume $\mu_x \le \mu_y$.) This is equivalent to the case where the points are drawn from a mixture of two Gaussians, where one is constrained to be the reflection of the other across the line $y=x$. However, one might hope that the symmetry of the problem leads to some simplification from the general case of two Gaussians.
Note, by the way, that taking $\mu_x=\langle \min(x, y)\rangle$ and $\mu_y = \langle \max (x,y) \rangle$ does not work: this is adequate only when the individual Gaussian distributions are well-separated by the line $y=x$. Otherwise, it introduces a systematic bias away from that line.


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An evening panel discussion on the government's proposed High Speed rail line, linking London and Birmingham and, in phase two, further on to Manchester and Leeds.
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If a player is absent and nobody chooses to play this absent character and instead I let it vanish for a while with a suitable reason or excuse, does this missing player gain levels and XP with the other players or does his level only increase when he plays again?
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As none of the previous questions ask for 4e specific advice, let me give you some.
Overall just use common sense when dealing with absent players. The most important thing is to not let the players who can make it get ahead of the players who cannot, it's not really fair for those of us who have life intervene and it will likely cost you players.
You've got to give the absent character XP. Players whose characters have fallen behind are less likely to show up at the next session.
Remember, XP is not a reward for playing the game. Playing the game is its own reward.
It's best to write the character out. Send him on an errand, have him get sick or arrested. Try to capture the player's interest with the character's situation so he shows up next time: "Korgath got a tip on that Holy Falchion he's been looking for and risked going into the quarantine zone to get it." or "While praying for spells, Orland was taken up to Elysium to stand trial for cutting that guy's throat last week."
The answer to your question depends on several things: your game style; how badly you want to accommodate your players; and ultimately your personal taste as a DM.
Game Style
In a game where there is a high risk of death or that is very dangerous, it is probable that a character two levels below everyone else will die, or the other players will not be challenged by the encounters. Also, if a game is difficult in general, a weaker player may not be able to do much in sessions. This means that denying a character xp lowers his usefulness and survivability. I'd suggest simply giving the absent character enough xp to keep up with his fellows, and keeping any penalty small.
However, if your game is more 'friendly', a lower-level character might be less powerful than the other players but still able to have an impact on gameplay. Over time, a lower-level character will catch up to the others. Losing out on some xp is much less dangerous. In this case, you'll have to decide based on the other factors, although simply leaving the character as-is while the player is away is much less of a problem, especially if they have an ability that means they'll still be useful if they are a lower level (e.g. some skills, all healing, most buffs, a lot of magic/ranged attacks).
Player Expectations
This is fairly self-explanatory. If your player wants above all else to be the most powerful, by stopping his character from leveling up, you will either be driving him away, or be forcing him back into the game to keep up, so use this only if you want to change his behaviour. A player who only wants to be 'one of the group' would probably prefer to stay at about the same level as his companions.
It is rare to encounter a player who objects to xp, but it is possible. If you plan on leveling up their character, always talk to the player first just to let them know. Some roleplayers, for whom the character is more important than their abilities, might want to be there for everything that happens to him.
I can't give too much advice on this, because I don't know what your player(s) are like, but I'd suggest talking to them, as it involves their character, even if it's only to give them a heads-up of what's happening. Also, treat all players equally, or have a system of rules, so no-one feels mistreated or as though you have favourites.
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At the end of the day, the game world is yours and you can do what you like. Any of the problems mentioned in the 'Game Style' section can be stopped by you playing with how your world works. If you have made a decision, that that's your decision, and the players will have to like it or lump it. However, it's a good idea to remain diplomatic towards players. Once you've made your decision, you should explain to the player why you've done so. If they complain, allow them to present their case, and then explain why you will stay by your first decision if you aren't persuaded by them. It's your game, after all :)
There is really no set answer for this question, and every group has to decide for themselves. The most common methods I've seen were these.
The character is absent entirely. In more episodic campaigns, the character can leave for some business of his own, or be busy with something related to the adventure, but not interact with others directly (the party thief going to scout ahead while the others travel with the supplies, for example). If it's interesting enough and you have an opportunity, you can have a solo session with the player, or use the character's absence as a hook for future adventures.
Another player or the DM plays the character. Only do this when the absent player agrees. As a bonus, this lets you use the character to give other players hints if they get stuck.
The character is there, but fades to the background. Technically controled by the DM, but doesn't do anything of importance (unless his unique skills are required or he could start a conflict within the party, although you'd probably want to avoid such situations) and generally just follows the party around. Not always appropriate, for example in combat-heavy sessions.
Cancel the session. Certainly not pleasant, but if the character is important for whatever's going to happen during the session. Run a one-off or dust off that Twilight Imperium box you have lying around. If the campaign permits, you can play a one-session sidestory for the rest of the characters.
As for the more mechanical side of the issue, see wax eagle's answer.


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WHEELING - Who knew when Linsly and Steubenville Catholic met earlier this season at Williams Country Club it would be a harbinger of things to come?
Well, most everyone who follows high school golf in the Ohio Valley.
So, there they were Thursday dodging the raindrops at the OVAC Class 3A Championship at Oglebay's Crispin layout. And, just like everyone figured, the Crusaders and Cadets stood atop the leaderboard.
But this time, it was the group from the Woodsdale campus that walked away happy.
Linsly boasted three members of the all-Tournament team and edged Steubenville Catholic Central, 299-302, to win its 16th OVAC golf crown and first since claiming the final of seven straight in 2007.
''I'm really happy for the kids,'' Linsly head coach Mark Zavatsky said. ''We knew (Steubenville Catholic) was going to be tough.
''We played them a few weeks ago and they beat us by two shots, so we knew it would be tough.''
Magnolia finished a distant third with 339. Buckeye Trail (354) was fourth, followed by Tyler Consolidated (369), Fort Frye (371), Barnesville (404) and Monroe Central (412).
The Crusaders' Austin Meronoff repeated as medalist, firing a 2-under-par 69. He was the only golfer to shoot under 70.
''I had a little battle toward the end,'' he said, ''but I hung in and made a few birdies and was happy to be able to come out on top.''
After carding one birdie on the front 9, the sophomore fired three on the back 9.
''I birdied 16 and parred 17,'' he said. ''Then when I birdied 18 I felt pretty confident,'' said Meronoff, who started his round with a pair of bogeys.
Meronoff earned the top individual honor by two strokes, edging teammate Mike Manfresca, who fired a 71. Linsly's Casey O'Korn, David Coram and Jordan Patrick rounded out the all-tournament squad with rounds of 72, 73 and 74, respectively.
And, the good news for Zavatsky is all three should be back next season.
''We still don't have any seniors,'' he said.
As they did last last season when the Cadets lost to Buckeye Trail by three shots. Linsly finished second to Steubenville Catholic for the 2A crown in 2011.
''Our No. 3 and 4 (golfers) were the difference (Thursday),'' Zavatsky pointed out. ''That sealed the deal for us.''
Coram has been the top scorer for most of the season for Linsly, whose roster is stocked with juniors and sophomores.
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Meronoff was disappointed the team didn't take home the top hardware, but was encouraged by the effort with the sectional tournament just around the corner. The Crusaders will be part of the Ohio Division III Eastern District Sectional Tournament at Willandale Golf Club in Sugarcreek a week from Tuesday.
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Diane McWhorter and Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth
April 6, 2003
7:30 p.m.
Irma B. Moore Hall Auditorium
We are here to join in discussion of issues of civil liberties that made Virginia very proud during her lifetime, and it would have warmed Clifford's heart to hear his cause has not lost a voice at this university and in this lecture series.
William Honey
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Introduction of Diane McWhorter:
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Introduction of Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth:
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Questions and Answers
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Diane McWhorter
Diane McWhorter is the author of Carry Me Home: Birmingham, Alabama: The Climactic Battle of the Civil Rights Revolution,which was published by Simon & Schuster in March 2001. It won the 2002 Pulitzer Prize for General Nonfiction, the 2001 Southern Book Award for Nonfiction, the J. Anthony Lukas Book Prize, the Sidney Hillman Foundation Award, and the English Speaking Union Ambassador Award.
It was named by Time magazine as one of the Best 10 Books of 2001 and was a Washington Monthly Political Book of the Year. In addition to being a New York Times Notable Book for 2001, it was on the "best books of the year" lists of The Los Angeles Times, The Chicago Tribune, Newsday, Publishers Weekly, the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, and others.
McWhorter is a longtime contributor to The New York Times and writes for the op-ed page of USA Today as a member of its Board of Contributors. Her articles on race, politics, and culture have also appeared in The Washington Post, The Nation, People, The New Republic, Newsday, Harper's, My Generation, and Boston Magazine, where she was managing editor.
McWhorter was raised in Birmingham and educated at Wellesley College, graduating magna cum laude with a degree in comparative literature. She lives with her family in New York City.
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Howard K. Smith, commentator for the May 1961 nationally televised documentary, "Who Speaks For Birmingham," called the Rev. Fred L. Shuttlesworth "The man most feared by Southern racists," and further described his as follows: "No history written on the Civil Rights Movement would be complete unless it included the name of the Rev. Shuttlesworth, Pastor of the Greater New Light Baptist Church, Cincinnati, Ohio. Rev. Shuttlesworth has given more of himself for the "Cause of Freedom" than any man living today."
In May 1956, Alabama politicians, desperate in their efforts to hold back the future, outlawed the NAACP. A group of ministers in the city of Birmingham immediately came together under the leadership of the Rev. Shuttlesworth and organized the Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights. As president of this newly organized movement, the Rev. Shuttlesworth uttered these prophetic words: "They can outlaw an organization, but they cannot outlaw the movement of a people determined to be free."
One of the five founders of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and first secretary of that organization, the Rev. Shuttlesworth was bombed twice, beaten by mobsters, and jailed more than 25 times during his leadership of the Birmingham movement, but he never failed to believe in the ultimate victory of the Civil Rights Movement.
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I'm interested in examples of texts that contain large numbers of long German words. It is basically just for testing purposes, still I would prefer the text to make at least some sense. If it were couple paragraphs, I would be most happy.
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A place to look for long compounds in a complicated context may be the legislative texts. These can openly be accessed via the following link
One such example using excessive long compounds is the "Finanzmarktstabilisierungsfondsgesetz":
Of course there are paragraphs or laws using less elaborate compounds but usually we will find plenty of creative examples of overlong compounds in these legal wordings.
Here is a whole story for you:
Am Schneesee by Franz Fühmann.
It's also a really fun tongue twister.
Some time ago I collected several mostly German dummy/filler texts (in German called "Blindtexte"). Some of them contain longer compound words. Maybe they are too short for your purpose, but see yourself: http://speravir.website.org/files/latex/blindtext/blindtext.pdf (it actually started as a finger exercise for LaTeX).
Another one found here on German.SE and containing some long words: Rhabarberbarbara.
Searching for single long words I found this:


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I'm a keen hiker, in South Africa. Or, I was...
But then our delightful darling daughter was born 7 months ago, and my hiking hobby got replaced with a new hobby. Anyway, my wife and I are very keen to get hiking again, but we would also like to consider taking our daughter with us (instead of always leaving her with the grandparents for the weekend). I'm aware of those backpacks that have a shaded seat on top for small children, so my question is: are those any good? What should I look for?
I'm a keen hiker, in South Africa. Or, I was...
Yes! This is a rewarding and awesome experience. I have three children that I take hiking all the time. My youngest is almost a month old and he hasn't been out yet, but will as soon as he has a bit of neck control. I was also raised going on many hikes in my father's pack.
I have the old pack that I was carried in and let me tell you, they have made leaps and bounds since then. Things to look for now:
Looking for something with a shade is not as important. I rub some sunscreen on them and reapply after a few hours. This works well enough in the Sonoran desert.
For infants we have used and liked the Beco butterfly but it offers no storage, it's just great with infants. It has the added benefit of, when we need/want to cover ground quickly, allowing my wife to carry the infant front and breastfeed while hiking.
When they are crawling on their own and starting to pull themselves up we switch to our larger pack. Which is a Kelty, but an older model that I can't find online right now.
We used an Ergo baby carrier when our now 5 year old daughter was too small to walk. I am fairly small (5'2" with a narrow frame), so the bigger backpacks with frames like Kelty didn't fit me.
One thing to consider is that once she can walk, your daughter is likely to want in and out frequently so you want something that is easy to so.
It's totally worth it to include her in your hiking - my daughter now loves the outdoors and was very proud to do her first two overnight backpackign trips last summer.


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Fix an algebraically closed † ground field $k$ of any characteristic. I want to use the classical definition of projective $n$-space $\mathbb{P}^n$ as set quotient of $\mathbb{A}^{n+1}\setminus 0$ by the action of $k^*$, and for its Zariski topology the definition that closed sets are the "zero sets" of homogeneous polynomials in $n+1$ variables considered as functions from $\mathbb{P}^n$ to {$0,1$}.
I'm not satisfied with my understanding of why this is the same as the quotient topology from the map
$\mathbb{A}^{n+1}\setminus 0\to \mathbb{P}^{n}$. This means proving the map is surjective, continuous, and that a set with closed pre-image is closed, the first two properties being clear. The last part is the least trivial, meaning that:
If a set $S\subseteq \mathbb{P}^n$ has closed preimage $\widehat{S}$ in $\mathbb{A}^{n+1}\setminus 0$, i.e. $\widehat{S}$ is cut out by some polynomials $f_1,\ldots,f_r$, then $S$ is closed in $\mathbb{P}^n$, i.e. $\widehat{S}$ is cut out by some homogeneous polynomials $g_1,\ldots,g_s$.
I'm bad at algebra, so I can't seem to start doing anything here that doesn't look ugly/hard... I really want to "see" what's going on and avoid just quoting results about invariants without understanding how they work in this "toy" example.
Thanks for the help, anyone!
† Follow up: the algebraic closed hypothesis is not necessary, since David/Kevin's proof works for any infinite field, and for a finite field our spaces (as defined here) are discrete so the result is trivial.


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An early morning kitchen fire at Mariah's in Bowling Green has forced the restaurant to close temporarily.
Bowling Green Fire Department says the fire started on a cook-top stove just before two Sunday morning.
By the time firefighters arrived on scene, the fire had spread into the wall and the attic.
The fire department says the blaze was extinguished within minutes.
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I'm considering some Schwalbe Marathon Winter tires so I can continue commuting to work during the UK winter ( -3°C to +8°C, with some snow and ice). However, I only have V-brakes. Are those brakes going to be acceptable in sub-zero temperature, occasionally while snowing?
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Yes. They will be fine. Plenty of people use them in the Minnesota Winters without problems. Just make sure they are always in good shape, which is something you have to do with all brakes.
I've had some horrible experience with v-brakes in snow - it was like having no brakes at all.
I was lucky to find out the ineffectiveness of the brakes in a relatively safe situation, but that was like a revelation about the shortcomings of v-brakes. (Otherwise they've been quite reliable for me - even in the mountains.)
Keep in mind, the snow may come onto the rims unnoticed and breaks is a sort of things which tend to take you by surprise.
So, in my opinion - this is risky.
From my experience when it's around zero wet snow sometimes clamps up in v-brakes so they malfunction (don't brake). But when there is no wet snow or there is only a little -- it is ok.
Absolutely V-Brakes will work just fine in cold and snowy conditions. Check the pads often, they tend to wear much quicker. We ride in the snow in Utah all winter


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I would like to show that if $K$ is a field with $p^n$ elements then its characteristic has to be $p$, $p$ prime. I'm not sure where to start. It's clear to me that I can construct a field of order $p^n$ if I have a ring of characteristic $p$ by taking the ring of polynomials and quotienting it by an irreducible polynomial of degree $n$. But this doesn't help here.
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This is another one of those Autumn meals that tastes great on a cool day. The inspiration comes from a recipe attached to a wine ad in the autumn edition of Food and Drink from the LCBO. The original recipe calls for sweet potatoes, which would be quite good, but I had none on hand. It also called for chicken, which I didn't have either.
- 1 pkg extra firm tofu, cut into large cubes
- 1/2 cup vegetable stock
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1/4 cup Dijon mustard
- 2 tsp dried thyme
- 2 tbsp lemon juice
- 2 tsp paprika
- salt and pepper to taste
- 1.5 lbs Yukon gold potatoes, cut into large chunks
- 2 leeks (white and light green part), sliced
- 1 cup vegetable stock
- 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
Preheat oven to 425 degrees
1. Mix 1 tbsp of the oil, mustard, lemon juice, thyme and paprika in a bowl. Set aside.
2. Heat a non-stick skillet over med-hi heat.Add tofu and fry for about 5-7 mins, until golden. Add a splash of oil if tofu begins to stick. Add 1/2 cup of stock and 1/3 of the mustard mixture. Keep stirring and allow liquid to evaporate. When liquid has completely reduced, remove from heat.
3. Heat remaining tbsp of oil over medium heat in an ovenproof skillet. Saute leeks for 1 min, then add potatoes and saute 2 mins. Add 1 cup of stock, remaining mustard mixture, and vinegar. Bring to bubbling and season to taste. Simmer for a few mins to allow potatoes to soften slightly.
4. Top potatoes with tofu, cover, and place in oven. Bake for 15-18 mins, or until liquid is bubbling. Remove lid and bake 12-15 mins more, until potatoes are soft and sauce has thickened. Serve.
Friday, September 19, 2008
Lemon Dijon Tofu and Potatoes
This is another one of those Autumn meals that tastes great on a cool day. The inspiration comes from a recipe attached to a wine ad in the autumn edition of Food and Drink from the LCBO. The original recipe calls for sweet potatoes, which would be quite good, but I had none on hand. It also called for chicken, which I didn't have either.
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- nemSEANati said...
Wow, this looks really good. I'll have to try it soon.
- September 19, 2008 at 9:31 PM
- Nasreen said...
Did you mean it was a "no fail" recipe?
I laughed about you not having any chicken on hand!
- September 19, 2008 at 10:36 PM
- Eesh said...
"It also called for chicken, which I didn't have either." I loved the sarcasm of that line. Cracked me right up!
The recipe looks delish. Love the fall recipe theme going on!
- September 19, 2008 at 11:48 PM
- shelby said...
Mmm, I love potatoes...and tofu...and dijon mustard, haha looks like I'll be making this soon!
- September 20, 2008 at 12:57 AM
- Joanna said...
i really like this recipe. dijon mustard is one of my favorite ingredients, but never thought to pair it with potatoes. i want some tofu now haha
- September 20, 2008 at 8:22 AM
- Anonymous said...
Because you usually have chicken - lol - looks yummy...
- September 20, 2008 at 11:25 AM
- Claire said...
VDad! Long time no comment!
Back in the day, I used to make a pork loin recipe with a dijion/white wine cream sauce- all in one pan with potatoes, mushrooms, and artichokes- and had been craving that flavor combo lately. spicy, creamy, roasty, and potatoes. now this recipe can fill the gap!
i may have to add some mushrooms and artichokes with a white sauce too.....
Claire in Ph-town
- September 20, 2008 at 5:32 PM
- allularpunk said...
this looks great! make anything with leeks, and i'm sold.
- September 20, 2008 at 6:33 PM
- Lebkuchen said...
This was great! I used 2 smallish sweet potatoes and 2 really small red potatoes. I didn't have any leeks so I subbed a large minced garlic clove and a small white onion, sliced thinly. Very yummy! Word of advice to others, though: I baked mine in a cast-iron skillet that apparently wasn't very seasoned, because after baking, all of the sauce was caked onto the pan! Still tasted great but if you want to keep more of the great sauce, use a well-seasoned pan! :)
- September 26, 2008 at 8:20 AM
- Anonymous said...
Hey, VeganDad! Thanks for a tasty recipe! I made it for my bf and he liked it and asked if there were artichokes in it (leeks confuse him). There weren't, but do you think they might be a good addition?
If you make this recipe for a person who is a bottomless pit, I recommend doubling the tofu and serving it over rice. Maybe you'd have to make some extra sauce, then, but it's so easy!
Minneapolis, MN, USA
- September 27, 2008 at 12:17 PM
- Vegan Dad said...
I am a moderate fan of artichokes, but they do go well with lemon. In theory they would work, I think.
- September 27, 2008 at 3:31 PM
- Helen said...
I made these the other night for my omni friends and they both said "Wow, we didn't know we liked tofu!"
Whenever I can get someone to say that, you know the recipe was awesome!
- April 15, 2009 at 7:58 PM
- Lola Leaf (The Verbose Vegetarian) said...
Thank you for this wonderful recipe, it was so delicious! I even got my carnivorous boyfriend to try some!
- July 7, 2011 at 12:40 AM


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The CWCMS baseball team played Benton in the regional tournament last week and just did not have the offense needed to win. The team lost 7-0.
Easton Stewart pitched for the team. He went five innings and allowed seven runs on four hits and three walks. He struck out five.
Travis Black also pitched an inning, allowing nothing.
Stewart, Tyler Thompson and Mitchell Nelson were the lone batters for Carmi who recorded a hit in the loss.
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Be pragmatic about texting bill prospects
and pass something that will deal with problem
A funny thing happened to Sen. Nancy Detert last week on the road to a statewide texting ban. She ran into resistance from senators who thought she wasn't going far enough.
For the past four years, the legislator has sponsored legislation that would make it illegal for anyone to type text messages while driving.
Without success.
Detert's bill has passed overwhelmingly the Senate in the past, but has been virtually ignored by the House.
The hope is a new Legislature might finally move forward with a public-safety measure that has extraordinary public support.
After all, past polls have shown Floridians favor a driving-while-texting ban by more than a 4-1 margin.
Detert has been pragmatic about the issue, which makes sense, considering her past disappointments with the House.
The fact is, the bill is weak. It would make texting a secondary offense, which means police would need another reason to pull someone over in the first place.
A first-time offender would be fined $30. It would be a non-moving violation: It wouldn't put points on a driver's license.
Some senators want to see something tougher, though, which became clear during a Transportation Committee hearing last week.
One, Sen. Maria Sachs, D-Delray Beach, has proposed a ban on all hands-on cellphone use, not just texting.
A primary offense would bring a $100 fine, also a non-moving violation.
We'd also like to see something stronger, but, for now, we'd be happy to get what we can.
Obviously, Detert would too"In the four years we have been doing this bill, we have found that it makes it more passable to make it a secondary offense," she said.
Let's get something on the books now, if we can.
If nothing else, it might scare some people into doing the right thing and ignoring the beep from a text alert while they're driving.


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Lemon-Pepper Asparagus Spears
Lemon enhances the flavor of asparagus, and parmesan cheese adds lots of interest.
Maple syrup is a superb way to bring a special sweetness to hearty carrots. Green Bean Salad with Walnuts and Goat Cheese
Green beans, walnuts, and goat cheese produce a delicate and special salad that's just right for a holiday meal. Pork Tenderloins with Apple-Raisin Stuffing
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Don't say they didn't play hard. Pleasant Ridge took a late lead at Jefferson County Friday, but dropped to 0-2 with a heartbreaking 16-24 overtime loss.
"The kids played hard, they executed, but mistakes and penalties kicked us in the butt," said coach Pat McCollim.
Down 10-8 late in the second half, Ridge called a trick play on the doorstep of the goal line. Quarterback Blake Graham faked a sweep, then handed to Jarrod Schmalsteig for a five-yard score.
The deception worked because the Rams had gone to the sweep earlier on a Nick Holmes 15-yard run.
"We had that sweep working pretty good," said McCollim.
One hurdle down, one to go. On the next play, the Rams added a two-point conversion, giving it a 16-10 advantage.
But JCN scored late with four minutes to go and in overtime, the home team found the endzone on fourth and long from the Ridge 10. The Rams came up a yard short of matching when Graham was stopped on fourth and goal at the one-inch line.
The Rams, 0-2, will try to get in the win column next week when they host Oskaloosa.
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It looks like there is a problem in OpenMPI 1.0.2 with how MPI_COMM_SELF attributes callback functions are handled by MPI_Finalize().
The following C program register a callback function associated with the MPI_COMM_SELF communicator to be called during the first steps of MPI_Finalize(). As shown in this example, this can be used to make sure that global MPI_Datatype variables associated to global datatypes are freed by calling MPI_Type_free() before program exit (and thus preventing ugly memory leaks/outstanding allocations when run in valgrind for example). This mechanism is used by the library I'm working on as well as by PetSc library.
The program works by taking advantage of the MPI-2 Standard Section 4.8 "Allowing User Function at Process Termination". As it says, the MPI_Finalize() function calls the delete callback associated to the MPI_COMM_SELF attribute "before any other part of MPI are affected". It also says that "calling MPI_Finalized() will return false in any of these callback functions".
Section 4.9 of the MPI-2 Standard: "Determining Whether MPI Has Finished" moreover says that it can be determined if MPI is active by calling MPI_Finalized(). It also reaffirm that MPI is active in the callback functions invoked by MPI_Finalize().
I think that an "active" MPI library here means that basic MPI functions like MPI_Type_free() can be called.
The following small program therefore seems to conform to the MPI standard.
However where I run it (compiled with OpenMPI 1.0.2 mpicc), I get the following message:
*** An error occurred in MPI_Type_free
*** after MPI was finalized
*** MPI_ERRORS_ARE_FATAL (goodbye)
Note that this program works well with mpich2.
Please have a look at this problem.
Martin Audet
#include <assert.h>
#include <stddef.h>
#include <mpi.h>
static int attr_delete_function(MPI_Comm p_comm, int p_keyval, void *p_attribute_val, void * p_extra_state)
assert(p_attribute_val != NULL);
/* Get a reference on the datatype received. */
MPI_Datatype *const cur_datatype = (MPI_Datatype *)(p_attribute_val);
/* Free it if non null. */
if (*cur_datatype != MPI_DATATYPE_NULL) {
MPI_Type_free(cur_datatype); assert(*cur_datatype == MPI_DATATYPE_NULL);
return MPI_SUCCESS;
/* If p_datatype refer to a non null MPI datatype, this function will register a callback */
/* function to free p_datatype and set it to MPI_DATATYPE_NULL. This callback will be */
/* called during the first steps of the MPI_Finalize() function when the state of the MPI */
/* library still allows MPI functions to be called. This is done by associating an */
/* attribute to the MPI_COMM_SELF communicator as allowed by the MPI 2 standard (section 4.8). */
static void add_type_free_callback(MPI_Datatype *p_datatype)
int keyval;
assert(p_datatype != NULL);
/* First create the keyval. */
/* No callback function will be called when MPI_COMM_SELF is duplicated */
/* and attr_delete_function() will be called when MPI_COMM_SELF is */
/* freed (e.g. during MPI_Finalize()). */
/* Since many callback can be associated with MPI_COMM_SELF to free many */
/* datatypes, a new keyval has to be created every time. */
MPI_Keyval_create(MPI_NULL_COPY_FN, &attr_delete_function, &keyval, NULL);
/* Then associate this keyval to MPI_COMM_SELF and make sure the pointer */
/* to the datatype p_datatype is passed to the callback. */
MPI_Attr_put(MPI_COMM_SELF, keyval, p_datatype);
/* Free the keyval because it is no longer needed. */
typedef struct {
short ss;
int ii;
} glb_struct_t;
MPI_Datatype glb_dtype = MPI_DATATYPE_NULL;
static void calc_glb_dtype(void)
const int NB_MEM = 3;
static int len_tbl[3] = { 1, 1, 1 };
static MPI_Aint disp_tbl[3] = { offsetof(glb_struct_t, ss), offsetof(glb_struct_t, ii), sizeof(glb_struct_t) };
static MPI_Datatype type_tbl[3] = { MPI_SHORT, MPI_INT, MPI_UB };
MPI_Type_struct(NB_MEM, len_tbl, disp_tbl, type_tbl, &glb_dtype);
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
MPI_Init(&argc, &argv);
return 0;