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TEMPLE (October 8, 2012)--The stray cat that was shot in the head with an arrow last week is now eating on her own and has been adopted by a local woman.
An employee of Styles and Files in Temple found "Arrow Kitty" in the salon parking lot last week.
Someone had shot an arrow through her nose and shoulder.
The employee told Dr. Keith Gudgel, a veterinarian down the street from the salon, and the cat has been in the vet's care ever since.
Dr. Gudgel took the cat under his care and performed surgeries to fix Arrow Kitty's tongue, throat and shoulder.
Gudgel said finding the cat a perfect home is very important to her well-being.
"Heaven forbid you don't want it to go back out and be subject to another incident like this or even an automobile accident or something of this nature," said Dr. Gudgel.
Of the several local hopefuls who put their names on the adoption list, Debbie Gorden is now the cat's new owner.
"I knew there was a lot of people that wanted her, and a lot of people would give her a good home, but I decided 'I'm going to come everyday to visit her and if they chose me, they chose me,'" said Gorden.
Gorden knows the recovery process won't be easy.
"With the trauma that occurred, I think that's really going to scar her emotionally, so I'm going to take it really slow with her," Gorden added.
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Since 9/11, more than 400 individuals have been prosecuted in U.S. Article III courts for terrorism-related crimes. Underlying and accompanying these prosecutions are a slew of government practices that single out American Muslims as suspect, creating a separate, flawed system of justice for individuals caught up in these cases. A team of students in the Human Rights Clinic has spent the past year examining U.S. counterterrorism policy and practice through the lens of domestic terrorism investigations and trials. Join us for a discussion about the human rights concerns raised in the domestic war on terror.
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6 Real World Spy Gadgets Straight Out of the Movies
#3. Compass Buttons
If one of your soldiers is captured and placed in a POW camp, you want to make sure he's as well-prepared for escape as possible. After all, breaking out of prison is just the first step: He still has to find his way to safety deep inside hostile enemy territory, and for that, he's going to need a map and a compass.
What you're looking at above is the latter: A functional compass cleverly hidden inside a button, which flips open with the reversal of a screw. But as clever as that is, it still leaves something to find if you have diligent or OCD-suffering guards doing the patdowns.
These buttons solve that problem by actually being the compass.
International Spy Museum
Above: Something no one born in the smartphone era will know how to use.
A POW simply removes both buttons, balances one atop the other, and then the free-standing button swivels to point north. They also glowed in the dark, which uh ... seems like it takes a bit away from that whole covert "just an ordinary button" thing, no?
"Is your crotch glowing, or are you just happy to be a POW?"
#2. U.S. Embassy Seal
Presented to the U.S. Ambassador by Soviet schoolchildren, this Great Seal of the United States hung proudly in the man's office in Spaso House from 1946 to 1952. Well, after a good bug scan, of course, which turned up nothing.
Forensic Genealogy
Nothing but a robotic beak that played a Russian translation of "Suspicious Minds" at the top of every hour.
The ambassador wasn't a fool: He knew the Soviets were desperately trying to bug everything they could get their hands on. Eavesdropping was so rampant, in fact, that the Americans eventually adopted a kind of fatalist attitude about it. When guests stayed at Spaso House, they were given cards that read:
"Every room is monitored by the KGB and all of the staff are employees of the KGB. We believe the garden also may be monitored. Your luggage may be searched two or three times a day. Nothing is ever stolen and they hardly disturb things."
"Sometimes we fill our suitcases with dildos, just to fuck with them."
Which, we admit, does make Russian espionage sound rather harmless and adorable, like a Soviet version of The Littles. But regardless, the seal came up clean. And so there it sat, on the ambassador's wall, right over the heads of the most important Americans operating in the Soviet Union, during their private meetings. When somebody finally thought to retest it, however, they pulled a tiny scrap of metal about the length and shape of a pencil tube out of there, which they initially thought nothing of, because it didn't have a single wire or battery running from it.
In fact, the device had no electronics at all: It was simply wood and metal designed in such a way that sound waves changed the dimensions of the interior space, which an ultra-high frequency signal could pick up on.
This guy seems awfully happy about the fact that the Russians just won six years of American secrets.
This Amish microphone could be turned on at whim from a remote location, but stayed an inert metal rod inside a piece of wood when not. It was an invention so cunning, simple and effective that only one man, the feared Soviet master of sound, could have invented it: Lev Termen.
When he eventually came West, he would change his name to Leon Theremin. That's right: The guy who invented that laser-sounding instrument heard in state fair haunted houses everywhere was actually an elite Soviet spymaster.
Leon Theremin, winner of the Most Unsettling Mustache Award from 1948 to 1953.
#1. Hidden Guns
You knew this entry was coming. It's the most obvious spy gadget of them all: A gun that doesn't look like a gun. But while you've probably seen the odd shotgun cane or rifle umbrella (hopefully before it was too late), the sheer depth and breadth of tiny guns hidden in mundane objects might surprise you. This here is a 4.5mm single-shot pistol fired by pointing the lipstick end at your target and twisting it about a centimeter. You know, exactly what you would do to apply real lipstick. To your own mouth.
That's why it's important to label your hidden guns very carefully.
This pipegun was also fired by placing the barrel in your mouth. But surely, there was some sort of secret triggering method that wouldn't be set off by unsuspecting friends just jonesing for a sweet cherry vanilla fix, right? Nope: It was fired by holding a lighter or lit match to the trigger -- which was, of course, inside the barrel. How many pretentious collegiate arguments ended in needless accidental bloodshed because of it?
And here's a watch pistol fired by -- yep -- winding a watch:
If you ever need to assassinate a hipster, this article is just full of ideas.
It's like life during the Cold War was a nonstop slapstick parade of exploding cigars, only instead of leaving you with a charred mug and a dopey expression, like in the cartoons, you got shot in the goddamn face.
By far the most common type of hidden pistol, however, was the pen gun:
Used by KGB and CIA alike, the pen gun was practically a staple of early spy work. And it's still around, too. Many gangs in Britain have taken to using small pistols concealed in pens, and it's become such a problem that Scotland Yard has even started a little collection of their own pen guns, for use as a reference guide in training police to spot them. So that was what life was like for your grandparents: If you touched anything remotely cylindrical and tubelike to your mouth or hands, it stood a good chance of exploding and killing you.
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2010 was a huge year for Pentaho. We started the month in review blogs because of the long list of great products, resources and more that were occurring each month. Before we fully say goodbye to 2010 we have a final wrap up for the last month of a decade.
Product Announcements
We did not have any new product launches in the month of December, however, we were proud to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Pentaho Agile BI. Launched in November 2009 Agile BI has evolved from a concept to reality in making a positive difference for enterprises around the globe. The Pentaho Agile BI initiative, supported by the Pentaho Enterprise Data Services Suite, has received tremendous traction and praise throughout the industry and, more importantly, has impacted organizations in a positive way. You can read more about these accomplishments in the press release.
New Resources
Along with the Agile BI one-year celebration, we released 3 new white papers:
- Pentaho Agile BI: An iterative methodology for fast, flexible and cost-effective Business Intelligence, by Pentaho Chief Geek/CTO, James Dixon
- Business Intelligence at the Crossroads: The Need for Lean, Agile and Effective End-User Solutions, by Joshua Greenbaum, principal, Enterprise Applications Consulting (part 1)
- Realizing the Agile BI Opportunity, by Joshua Greenbaum, principal, Enterprise Applications Consulting (part 2)
You can learn more about these white papers and download them here.
We also launched our website in French! Now you can access Pentaho.com in French, German or English (you can also make the changes using the 'Language' tab on the upper right of the webpage).
New Customer References
In the white paper mentioned above, Realizing the Agile BI Opportunity, analyst Joshua Greenbaum interviewed several customers to come to his conclusion of case studies of how Pentaho customers, Loma Linda University Healthcare, ZipRealty, Power Costs, Inc. and Estalea are benefiting from Agile BI.
December Press Announcements
- Capgemini enters into an alliance with six Open Source vendors
- Pentaho Partners 'Rise Above' at Pentaho Global Partner Summit 2011
- Pentaho Marks One Year Anniversary of Ground-breaking Agile BI Initiative
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Thinking about attending a training class? Farnaz Erfan the newest member to the Pentaho Product Marketing team (formerly at IBM) attended the Pentaho BI Suite Bootcamp. Check out her blog: 13 highlights Pentaho BI Suite Bootcamp
Have 45 minutes? Check out these great new on-demand webinars with Pentaho Partners Voodoo and Cloudera.
- Delivering low risk, low cost business intelligence solutions with Pentaho & Voodoo– 45-minute introduction to the Pentaho BI platform & the Voodoo approach
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Facebook Feedback Fridays: Your favourite Spring thing to do in Cape Town
Every Thursday we pose a question to our Facebook fans at I ♥ Cape Town. Last Thursday, we asked you what your favourite Spring activity is to do in #lovecapetown. Here are some of your top responses.
Maraine Evelyn Solomons: Take a drive to Simons Town! Through the mountain way... The blooms are full and the view just spectacular!!
Brett Kapstadt Stevens: Whales @false bay
Sigi Preusker: whale in hermanus and wild flowers in west coast national park
Engel Völkers: Camps Bay Walk on our famous mountains and see all the colourful Spring flowers in bloom up there!
Chris'nJackie Joseph: Walking on the beach and in Kirstenbosch Gardens
Annette Buckby: Planting flowers
Noe Cersosimo: Taking a drive along the mountain way too precious!
Régis Corbel: Walking on Main Rd between Sea Point and Green Point, feeling the warmth of the Sun and smelling the sea.
Carl De Vries: Going to the Currie Cup final !!!
Polkadraai Farm: Strawberry picking for sure!
We love that everyone mentioned the wild flowers that starts to bloom in Cape Town in Spring, and they can be found across the city whether hiking up Table Mountain or whether you're road tripping up the coast. Spring in Cape Town is also the ideal time to pay Kirstenbosch National Botanical Gardens a visit as the flowering plants start to show their colourful petals. Another interesting option that you mentioned was strawberry picking; what a fun way to enjoy some quality time with family or friends. And after a long cold Winter, it's natural that you're all counting down the days to summer. Just remember to stop and smell the roses along the way.
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Gordon's Bay fishing – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of a relaxed day of fishing in Gordon's Bay was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Hantie Brink aka Out_In_Africa.
Hantie says: "We are so blessed living in one of the most beautiful cities of the world and having so many beautiful places to visit on our door step.
"This photo was taken on yet another brilliant Cape Town summers day at Gordons Bay Harbour."
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derivitive of the phrase "off the hook"
by Jizzle to the Nizzle Whack a Wizzle May 23, 2003
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1. Cool, hip, trendy. Corruption of "Of the hook", which meant that something was cool because you'd have to immediately take your phone "of the hook" to tell all your friends about it. Basically, this original thread of meaning has been completely lost with the introduction of the "eezy" (common to a lot of slang at the moment).
"I'd say my plan is more 'off the heezy' now than at any other time." - Draken
by Al October 12, 2003
off the hook, very cool, bitchin'
"yo that's off tha heezy fo sheezy"
by pooter-face snatch-queen May 13, 2003
A pass in street hoops, right off the head
Right off the heezy and into the bucket
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An event, gathering, or cicumstance so euphoric that it can not be described adequately by a simple adjective. Synonyms: Rapturous, splendiferious, raucous.
Yo, that party was off the heezy!
by The Surly Eel May 23, 2003
an event, occurance, place, or thing that is said to be, or have been, of great enjoyment
that club last night was off the heezy
that bitches face was buckled, but the pussy was off the heezy
that bitches face was buckled, but the pussy was off the heezy
by the ju1ce August 17, 2003
off the hook (i.e. cool; slammin')
Yo, that shiznay is off the heezy fo' sheezy!
by shizzlemynizzle May 25, 2003
Used for such a crazy event, that it can not be defined with simple adjectives.
Man that bitch was stupid fly, and that party was off the heezy.
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Is this mathematical syntax correct?
$$\sum_{n+1}^m\sin(n-2) $$
As you see, the starting value is $n+1$ instead of being just purely one variable.
Is this mathematical syntax correct?
$$\sum_{n+1}^m\sin(n-2) $$
As you see, the starting value is $n+1$ instead of being just purely one variable.
You have
What is the running index here? Apparently $\,n\,$ , but from what number does it begin running? Perhaps it should be $\,n=1\,$ in the summatory's lower limit?
As it stands, the expression makes not much sense.
If there's any doubt about what the index of summation is, then specify it explicitly. If you write about the sum of terms called $\sin(n-2)$, then commonplace conventions make the reader think $n$ goes from something to something. But you've used $n$ as one of the bounds, meaning $n$ stays put while some other variable goes from $n+1$ to $m$, and what that other variable, the index, is called (is it $i$? is it $k$?) you don't say. If you write $$ \sum_{k=n+1}^m \sin(n-2), $$ then that's $$ \sin(n-2)+\sin(n-2)+\sin(n-2)+\cdots+\sin(n-2) $$ and all terms are identical, and there are $m-n$ of them, so the sum is $(m-n)\sin(n-2)$. If you meant anything other than that, then don't use this notation.
I would say that your notation is not good. The reason is that it isn't clear what the index of summation is. From how it is written it looks like $m$ and $n$ might both be constants. But then you only have the variable $n$ after the summation sign, so one would think that $n$ is what is "changing" in the summation. But if you want the sum to start at $n+1$, then you should write something like (as mentioned in the comments and the other answer): $$ \sum_{i = n+1}^m \sin(i-2). $$ What this means is the sum $$ \sin(n+1-2) + \sin(n+2-2) + \dots +\sin(m-1-2) + \sin(m-2). $$ You could IMO get away with writing this same sum as $$ \sum_{n+1}^m \sin(i-2). $$


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A training session on a medication that can reverse opioid overdoses sponsored by the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod and hosted by Upper Cape Cod Regional Technical School will be held at Upper Cape Tech, 220 Sandwich Road, Bourne, Thursday, May 8, at 6 p.m.
The training will be conducted at no cost by the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod's Harm Reduction Services.
Opioid overdose is one of the leading causes of death in Massachusetts. Some examples of opioids include heroin, methadone, fentanyl, morphine and many prescription pain medications. In order to save lives, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health is conducting this pilot project statewide to distribute a medication called nasal naloxone (Narcan) that can reverse an opioid overdose. Narcan blocks the opioids and restores normal breathing when sprayed into the nose of someone who has overdosed. It is safe, easy to administer and has no potential for abuse. Anyone can attend this life-saving training, which will be completed in less than one hour.
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Certifying with the Windows Server 8 Minimal Server Interface
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Benjamin Herila (BenH) delivered this talk at the Windows Certification Workshop in Redmond on February 21, 2012. Windows Server 8 includes the ability to uninstall the Server Graphical Shell, leaving MMC, Server Manager and a subset of Control Panel installed. The talk discusses this Minimal Server Interface and possible impact to driver installation, administration, and certification.
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What evidence or studies exist to suggest that people who are physically fit and following good nutrition experience increased personal productivity?
On the one hand, I would expect that when one feels fit and healthy and eats well, one would feel an increase in energy which could lead to improved productivity.
On the other hand, eating well may take more preparation time, and regular exercise also takes both time and energy.


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For about eight months I managed a development team doing a re-write of a web based application. During this time, I was focused on many aspects of the project that did not involve directly writing code, even though by trade that's what I started out as.
Recently the number of developers assigned to the project has dropped and I am now forced to drop back into a developer/management role. Since that time I have found that it's very difficult to focus on a feature and get it completed while at the same time trying to stay ahead of the other developers and make sure that we're keeping on track.
My questions is this: can you successfully keep managing a project when you are forced back into development?


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July 21, 2010
Picturesque Stellenbosch – Flickr pic of the day
This photograph of a scenic view near the Stellenbosch Golf course was taken by our Cape Town. Live it. Love it. group member Thys Visser.
Visser says, "I currently work in Technopark (just outside Stellenbosch, towards the Strand and Somerset West), arriving at around 7:30am on the premises for the past six years. Every time, both Mother Nature and the Stellenbosch morning always have a surprise [in store], in that the spectacular sunrises are always different, even after I [have] captured so many of them.
"In this one, the combination of rich colours and various textures, both of the dissipating jet vapour trail and the early winter sunrise behind the trees (next to the Stellenbosch Golf Course and with the Simonsberg mountain as a backdrop), provided an interesting composition which prompted me to capture this one in both normal and HDR.
"I feel that one should appreciate nature in all its finest moments, at any hour of the day or night, just like this one, which is why I decided to share this with you."
Do you have images of Cape Town you'd like to share with us? We'd love you to join the Cape Town. Live it. Love it. Flickr group!
Image © Thys Visser 2010


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Investigation Discovery's latest "Deadly Women" installment, which will feature Lizzie Borden, will premiere Friday night at 9 p.m.
You can read Herald News reporter Deb Allard's preview of the episode here.
If you'd like to get a taste of what the broadcast will be like, here's a trailer for the show that Investigation Discovery recently released. (If you don't see the video below, click here to go to Investigation Discovery's website and watch the two-minute trailer.)
If the trailer is any indication, it looks like this particular Lizzie Borden treatment will be a mix of facts and dramatized (maybe over-dramatized?) re-enactments.
Whether you like your Lizzie Borden shows to be strictly fact-based or sensationalized, it looks like the jury's still out on this one.
Locally, the Investigation Discover cable channel is available on Comcast channel 252. It will re-air at midnight, and again on Aug. 3 at noon.


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Faculty Focus
From Fashion to Pharmaceuticals
C. Scott Hemphill
An expert in intellectual property law, Professor C. Scott Hemphill navigates the intricate issues surrounding copyright infringement in two important industries.
With coauthor Professor Jeannie Suk of Harvard Law School, Hemphill posits that fashion, like music, film, and other creative realms, ought to have some protection—the question remains: How much?
In "The Law, Culture, and Economics of Fashion," forthcoming this spring in the Stanford Law Review, Hemphill and Suk say that fashion involves two warring impulses: first, a natural tendency to flock toward a trend; and, second, the equally strong desire to stand out. These contending forces for conforming and being different shape the formation and lifespan of trends. Consumers experience, and designers work to satisfy, these tastes for both flocking and differentiation, write the authors.
Hemphill and Suk believe that fashion deserves limited protection. So, for instance, "close copying," when a coat matches the original down to the color of its buttons and stitching, should be considered infringing. "Proliferation of close copies of a design is not innovation—it serves flocking, but not differentiation," write the authors. By contrast, a coat that is based on another creator's original design but features its own unique elements or touches, ought to be permitted.
Hemphill's focus on intellectual property and issues related to competition also extends to his work on "pay-for-delay" deals in the pharmaceutical industry. The practice works as follows: A large pharmaceutical company, faced with possible loss of patent protection on a blockbuster, brand-name drug and with some risk of losing its case in court, pays a generic company not to bring a cheaper version of the drug on the market for an agreed-upon period of time. This lack of competition keeps drug prices higher, says Hemphill.
In recent testimony before the House Subcommittee on Commerce, Trade, and Consumer Protection, Hemphill told lawmakers that pay-for-delay settlements are becoming more common and getting harder to prosecute because of their growing complexity. For example, the brand-name firm might disguise its payment to the generic firm by asserting that its payment is not for delayed entry, but rather for some unrelated service provided by the generic firm, such as product development or manufacturing.
The problem is compounded by the fact that federal courts, which are charged with setting substantive antitrust policy, lack the access to information about current settlement practices that is needed to create optimal rules. At stake are billions of dollars consumers and insurance companies might be overpaying in drug purchases.
The solution, argues Hemphill in his forthcoming Columbia Law Review article, "An Aggregate Approach to Antitrust: Using New Data and Rulemaking to Preserve Drug Competition," is to put regulation in the hands of the Federal Trade Commission, which is better equipped than courts for collecting and synthesizing information that can bolster antitrust suits. Armed with the requisite information about new settlement strategies, the FTC can more successfully prosecute sophisticated pay-for-delay deals. Hemphill told congressmen that he had collected data on 143 brand-name/generic settlements in the past 24 years and nearly half of them raise pay-for-delay issues.


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Panorama of 315 pictures:
Zoomify version on my website.
Panorama of 315 pictures:
Zoomify version on my website.
Last edited by Seacat; 01-16-2011 at 01:05 PM.
My website: www.360p.nl
8,67 Gigapixels Panorama: http://www.360p.nl/portfolio/gigapixel/123-bataviahaven-lelystad-8-67-gigapixels
I like it. A panorama which proofs that gigapixel panorama can be set up with good picture quality, not to be compared to the quality of some of those 20, 30 gigapixel panos with a lot of noise and insuficient sharpness. What did you use for stitchting, Epic Pano software or Kolor? Did you get a lot of stitching errors you had to get rid of? Btw.: some small ones are left on the dark building in between the towers.
Was it early in the morning or a weekend? Cause we still have to wait for the band to be playing the instruments.
Good shot Johan.
I used for the first time Kolor (version 2.5 RC). There are a lot of settings in Kolor. Yes i have some stitching errors, i just let the software skip the stitching errors above 10.
I can not find why i've this dark part(??) between the towers.
I start making this panorama at 13:35 pm and the last one at 14:15 pm at sunday januari 2th 2011.
Yes, instuments waiting for the band:
Kind regards,
My website: www.360p.nl
8,67 Gigapixels Panorama: http://www.360p.nl/portfolio/gigapixel/123-bataviahaven-lelystad-8-67-gigapixels
I meant the stitching errors on the window frames for example on the darker building in between the two high towers.
I am happy with the quality of the pics when zooming in. I feel it is a lot better of what we can see many times in Gigapixel Panoramas. Should be the theme for you when we meet in march.
You have taken the right place at the right time Johan, once again. Took you 3/4 of an hour. Without bracketing I suppose.
I am waiting for better weather...
Kind regards,


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Is there a way in Apache Commons Collections to have a PredicatedList (or similar) which does not throw an IllegalArgumentException if the thing you are trying to add doesn't match the predicate? If it does not match, it would just ignore the request to add the item to the list.
So for example, if I do this:
List predicatedList = ListUtils.predicatedList(new ArrayList(), PredicateUtils.notNullPredicate());
predicatedList.add(null); // throws an IllegalArgumentException
I'd like to be able to do the above, but with the adding of null being ignored with no exception thrown.
I can't figure out from the JavaDocs if Commons Collections supports this. I'd like to do this if possible without rolling my own code.


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1955 Chevy Bel Air - Game ChangerWritten by on February 1, 2012 Built from a reproduction body without a single original '55 Chevy part, this LS3-powered, C6-suspended, Tri-Five represents a bold shift in hot rodding.
Yeah, it's fake, so get over it. The drop-top Tri-Five Chevy presented before you doesn't have a single piece of original GM sheetmetal, and it never rolled off of a GM assembly line, either. To some hot rodders, reproduction bodies are imposters by nature, but when it's possible to create something that looks this good, what's the big stink about anyway? Experi-Metal's long-anticipated reproduction Tri-Five bodies are finally here, and as Ironworks Speed and Kustom's crimson '55 Chevy proves, it was definitely worth the wait. As with most fake bodies, its smoothly flowing lines and voluptuous curves are just about perfect, and things get even hotter beneath the skin. There you'll find an aftermarket chassis, C6 aluminum suspension, an LS3 small-block, and a 4L60E overdrive. Whether you're merely admiring it from afar or stomping on the loud pedal like a hooligan, the last thing you'll care about is that this '55 started out life incubating in a shipping crate.
At the risk of getting all weird on you in a Laurence Fishburne, red pill or blue pill, The Matrix kind of way, what is and isn't real is tough to define. Chevy Berettas and Pontiac Azteks rolled off GM assembly lines, for goodness sakes, but no one in their right mind would consider them real cars. Similarly, the whole "if it ain't steel it ain't real" line was a clever way to mock fiberglass street rods for about five minutes, but then the aftermarket started making steel kit cars shortly thereafter. Just like the street rod market experienced several decades ago, muscle cars and select pre-'64 machines of today, like Tri-Five Chevys, still fetch more money than many people can afford. The ugly truth in all this is that if you buy a decrepit jalopy just because it's cheap, the only original parts you'll have left after restoring it are the cowl tag and VIN number. It just makes too much sense to start with a nice car in the first place, and EMI's repop bodies enable anyone to live the dream.
Like most good ideas, the direction for this particular '55 Chevy was conceived in a room full of car guys chatting it up over dinner and several rounds of beer. As Roger Lee of Ironworks (www.IronworksSpeedandKustom.com) and Ed Capen of Goodguys were throwing back some brewskis, the subject turned to the 2011 Goodguys Giveaway car. Ironworks had developed a reputation for building cutting-edge chassis for both race cars and street machines over the years, and just happened to have a new production frame ready to ship for Tri-Five Chevys. All Roger needed was a body, and wouldn't you know it, the first batch of reproduction Tri-Fives just happened to be coming out of the EMI stamping facility. To make things even more interesting, the dinner party decided that the car had to meet California emissions standards, and be titled and registered in time for its giveaway date in November 2011. It was an ambitious yet ingenious plan for sure, because if you can get a car titled and smogged in California, you can do it anywhere.
Since the '55 would be built as a giveaway car, and tastes vary wildly from one car guy to the next, the Ironworks crew wanted to build a car with as much universal appeal as possible. "We didn't set out to build a crazy, over-the-top show car to compete for the Ridler Award. At the same time, we didn't want a car that was too much like a race car and unstreetable, or a car that was too nice to drive down the road," Roger says. "Everybody likes red '55 Chevy convertibles, and we didn't care if people thought it looked like every other Tri-Five out there. The goal was to make people say, 'Man, what do I have to do to win that car?' Since universal appeal was the goal, the guys around the shop starting joking around by calling the car 'Project Resale.' "
With the plan in place, Roger immediately got to work on the frame. Ironworks offers turnkey chassis for Tri-Fives, Chevelles, and '58-64 Impalas, and since they're brimming with the latest in modern technology, they serve as an ideal Pro Touring foundation. The company's Tri-Five frames are built from laser-cut and TIG-welded flat steel plates, and boast revised suspension pickup points for optimized geometry. Up front are C6 Corvette aluminum control arms, and in the back is a custom four-link. RideTech coilovers man each corner of the car for easy on-track adjustments. "Our chassis weren't designed to be the easiest to install, but rather they're set up to achieve a very aggressive stance while maximizing ground clearance and optimizing suspension geometry. All of the components are tucked tightly into the frame, and the rails allow easily fitting big tires," Roger says.
Not long after Ironworks completed the chassis, a magical wooden crate showed up from EMI. The team quickly mated the new '55 Chevy shell to the chassis, and starting mocking everything in place. To hit the car's emissions-legal goal, Roger installed an E-Rod LS3 crate engine from GM Performance Parts. In addition to the LS3 itself, the E-Rod package includes exhaust manifolds, catalytic converters, oxygen sensors, a wiring harness, and an engine management computer calibrated to smog-legal specs. Rearward from the cats, the exhaust exits through custom 2.75-inch pipes routed to Flowmaster mufflers. Although the Gen IV small-block is pretty much stock, it's still plenty stout, putting out 430 hp and 424 lb-ft of torque. Ironworks matched it up with a Gearstar 4L60E overdrive transmission, and a Chassisworks 9-inch rearend housing fitted with Moser 31-spline axles. With the squeaky clean E-Rod motor underhood, Roger felt that a more appropriate handle was in order for the car. "Just calling it a Bel Air seemed too ordinary. With an emissions-friendly EFI motor in a convertible body, we thought 'Clean Air '55' was a much better name for the car."
After making quick work of transplanting the running gear, Ironworks shifted its focus on tying up the last of the loose ends. Since the chassis promised an ultra aggressive stance, wheel choice was critical to the car's overall visual execution. In an effort to stick with the car's theme of universal appeal, Roger opted for Intro Vintage wheels. Although they're carved from billet in large diameters—18x8 up front and 20x10 in the rear—they lend a distinctly retro vibe. They're wrapped in gooey Goodyear Eagle F1 rubber, and taking advantage of all that stick is a set of six-piston Wilwood clamps up front, and four-pot units out back.
Upon completing the initial assembly, the car was shipped off to Kenny Davis Hot Rods (www.KDHotRods.com) for a coat of PPG Red paint. Without floors to patch, fenders to straighten, or panels to replace, the process proved remarkably fast and painless. The next stop was Recover Room Interiors (www.RecoveryRoomRodInteriors.com), where the Clean Air '55 received a fully custom, leather-lined cabin. Afterward, the car was shipped back to Ironworks, and the crew got busy with the final assembly process. Once again, putting the pieces together proved to be a mostly headache-free affair. "From start to finish, this car was completed in four months, and for much of that time we were just sitting around and waiting for parts to show up," Roger says. "In fact, a large portion of the build was packed into the final six weeks because some parts were back-ordered. There were some trim pieces here and there that we had to spend some time tracking down, but otherwise almost every part in the car was ordered out of a catalog, including the body itself."
As is standard practice with Goodguys giveaway cars, the Clean Air '55 toured the Goodguys show circuit all throughout 2011 before it was handed to its new owner at the Southwest Nationals in November. That meant that Roger got to log plenty of miles on it, and he reports that the '55 has successfully exceeded all expectations. "With the Corvette parts that are in the car, it's not surprising that it drives a lot like a new C6. The ride quality and steering feel are excellent, there's no bumpsteer at all, and it handles great through the autocross," he says. "It might be just like every other '55, but that was the idea behind this car. We drove it 1,000 miles from Iowa to Kansas, and everyone was giving us the thumbs up. Oh yeah, the car also got 23 mpg on the trip."
Despite how nicely the Clean Air '55 turned out, there will still be those who say it would be even cooler if it were a real '55 Chevy. If cool is defined as dealing with the headaches, time, and money involved with trying to rescue a hopeless hooptie, then the naysayers might have a point. From a practical standpoint, however, reproduction bodies just make a lot of sense, and if EMI Tri-Fives someday catch on like Model A and '32 Ford kit cars, no one's going to care that they started out life incubating in shipping crates. At the end of a long day of block sanding, can you really say it's better to start with an overpriced lump of oxidation just because it rolled off of a GM assembly line many decades ago?
By The Numbers
1955 Chevy Bel Air
Built by: Ironworks/Roger Lee
Bakersfield, CA
Type: GM LS3 small-block E-Rod
Block: factory 4.065-inch aluminum
Oiling: stock
Rotating assembly: factory 3.622-inch crank, rods, and 10.7:1 pistons
Cylinder heads: GM rectangle-port aluminum castings
Camshaft: stock 204/211-at-.050 hydraulic roller; .551/.525-inch lift, 116-degree LSA
Induction: GM LS3 intake manifold and throttle body
Ignition: stock coil packs, plugs, and wires
Exhaust: GM manifolds, custom 2.75-inch pipes, dual Flowmaster mufflers
Cooling: stock water pump, PRC radiator, SPAL dual electric fans
Output: 430 hp at 5,900 rpm and 424 lb-ft at 4,600 rpm
Transmission: Gearstar 4L60E overdrive and 2,200-stall converter
Rear axle: Chassisworks Fab 9 rearend housing, Moser 31-spline axles, 3.70:1 gears, and limited-slip differential
Front suspension: Ironworks C6 Corvette control arms and sway bar; RideTech coilovers
Rear suspension: Ironworks four-link and RideTech coilovers
Brakes: Wilwood 12.2-inch rotors and six-piston calipers, front; Wilwood 11-inch rotors and four-piston calipers, rear
Wheels & Tires
Wheels: Intro Vintage 18x8, front; 20x10, rear
Tires: Goodyear Eagle F1 255/35R18, front; 295/35R20, rear
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As with the rest of the car, the Tri-Five's interior stresses functionality over flamboyance. The seats, center console, and dash are custom one-offs lined in supple leather hides. The controls for the Vintage Air A/C system and Sony stereo are within easy reach of the driver, and billet handles and window cranks dress up the door panels. The steering wheel is a Billet Specialties unit.As intended, there's nothing too fancy about the engine bay. The GM Performance Parts LS3 E-Rod has been painted Chevy Orange, and the throttle body draws air through a vintage air cleaner assembly. Ironworks' Roger Lee isn't sure what kind of car it came off of; he just saw it at a swap meet and thought it looked cool.


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Vinyl Theatre released the official music video for 'Gold' earlier this month! This is the second official video from the band's debut album Electrogram.
During 2015, Vinyl Theatre helped celebrate the 10th anniversary of Panic! At The Disco's A Fever You Can't Sweat Out - with their own version of 'I Write Sins Not Tragedies' - you can check out the their take on the song HERE.
Vinyl Theatre also completed several tours across North America this year, including the Love Tap! Tour with Smallpools and the GRAVITY Tour with label mates Against The Current. They also made their network TV debut with a performance on MTV's Finding Carter - check out their appearance HERE!
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Would the phrase "Full Steam Ahead" be appropriate to use in reference to trains? I know there where plenty of steam powered trains, but I thought it was a nautical term. Would it have been used by the Engineer (Assuming that is the name for the chief train operator.)?
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So figuratively speaking, you could apply this to anything you like. No rule is broken if you use it metaphorically about things other than ships.
You could use it metaphorically, or you could use the phrase full speed ahead which is more generic and according to google books, both pre-dates full steam ahead and is in more common use.
In answer to the other part of your question, I believe historically, the order would be given by the person in command of the bridge and then transferred by a sort of mechanical telegraph system to an engineer.


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In August of this year, at least two house fires were reported on East Ball Road believed by investigators to have been arson.
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According to an Aboriginal legend, the kookaburra's famous chorus of laughter every morning is a signal for the sky people to light the great fire that illuminates and warms the earth by day. The legend captures the imagination, but the true function of the familiar cacophony is to advertise the territory of this bold bird. The Laughing Kookaburra is the largest of the kingfisher family, but unlike most of its relatives, it is sedentary and occupies the same territories the year round. Before spring breeding season, when family groups adjust their boundaries, an observer can actually locate the territories by listening to the noisy choruses at dusk as each group calls in turn and awaits the replies of neighbouring groups.
Laughing Kookaburras live in woodlands and open forests. They do not need free water to exist and occur in almost any part of eastern Australia with trees big enough to contain their nests and open patches sufficient to provide hunting grounds. You can see Laughing Kookaburra north of Cape York Peninsula, inland to western fringes of Great Diving Ranges and southwest to Eyre Peninsula.
Kookaburras are not particularly selective feeders - their diet of snakes, lizards, rodents and the odd small bird is probably best known, but they live mainly on various insects and other invertebrates. Their method of hunting, perch and pounce, is typical of kingfishers. The bulky birds settle motionless on a vantage point staring fixedly at the ground below. Sighting prey, they flutter down on to it, seize it in the bill, and fly back to a perch to eat it.
Laughing Kookaburras birth rate is low to keep pace with their longevity, and the population turnover is slow. Kookaburras form permanent pairs and take so long to rear their young to independence that more than one clutch a season is unlikely. Instead of being forced out of the territories on reaching maturity, most young stay to help parents defend the boundaries and rear/protect further offspring. Their nesting season starts in September and finishes in January. They nest a large cavity in almost any object big enough to contain an adult, usually a hole in a tree or termite mound. Incubation begins with the first egg laid of up to four. Incubation and feeding of young is carried out by all members of the group.
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A very family orientated species the Laughing Kookaburra has a very long history in Australia with several stories and Aboriginal legends stemming from the daily early morning chorus of this species. Many tribes believed that the call of the Kookaburra on dawn was a signal to the sky gods to light the great fire in the sky that illuminates and warms the earth by day. Actually used more as a territorial marker, the call of the Kookaburra is one of those unmistakable sounds of the Australian bush that will definitely give your ears a workout morning and afternoon.
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L'viyim (Levites) in the bes hamikdash (Temple in Jerusalem) had various roles: some sang, some had overnight guard positions, etc. The kohanim ("priests", if you will) had a rosh bes av (family head) who was officially in charge of them and had a m'mune (appointed one) who assigned positions each day. (If I recall correctly — which I might not — some say that the m'mune and the rosh bes av were the same person. But that's neither here nor there.) Who was in charge of the group of l'viyim that served in the bes hamikdash each week (or whatever their shift was)? Who assigned their jobs?
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The Rambam writes (Hilchot Klei HaMikdash VeHaOvdim Bo 3:12) regarding the division of the Levite families:
He later (7:1) writes that the Memuneh (Temple designee) you mention in the question did not only service the Kohanim. Rather:
He proceeds to describe exactly what each Memuneh did, some working in 'departments' which manage the Kohanim's work and some in 'departments' which manage Levite work.
So essentially the Levites were managed the same way the Kohanim were: by the head of the family of the shift and by the designated staff of the Temple.
It seems that according to Divrei Hayamim, chapter 23 that the leviim were broken up into 24 groups each with their own "Rosh Avot". It is hard to tell if they assigned themselves, or were assigned based on the Kohen in charge of such things. However, it seems strongly implied that it was the Cohen who gave orders to the Leviim who were not singing or on guard duty, or acting as judges and officers.


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CRISS investigators are particularly interested in designing and evaluating medical technologies (i.e., devices and information systems) with an emphasis on the effects of the introduction of new technologies on clinical care and the use of electronically generated clinical data to identify evolving events and support decision-making. We also conduct studies to understand the causes of unexpected clinical events and how such events might be prevented.
At the conceptual level, CRISS scientists are interested in the nature of expertise, clinician-clinician communication, novel methods of information presentation, the workload and stress of individual clinicians and of teams, situational awareness, and various other intrinsic and extrinsic variables that affect performance during routine and non-routine clinical care. CRISS investigators are also interested in team communication, coordination, culture and effectiveness, human-technology interactions, adaptive problem solving, as well as individual and group performance-shaping factors, to generate practical benefits in terms of improved clinical care processes and outcomes.
Because of increasing scope and impact outside the operating room and across multiple healthcare domains, the Center for Perioperative Research in Quality (CPRQ), founded in 2005, was renamed in October 2010 to be the Center for Research and Innovation in Systems Safety. CRISS remains located within the Department of Anesthesiology, and is an integral part of Vanderbilt's Institute for Medicine and Public Health (IMPH), lead by Dr. Robert Dittus. CRISS is an institution-wide resource for human factors and systems design and improvement in healthcare. The Center also subsumed the functions of Vanderbilt's Center for Improving Patient Safety (CIPS), previously co-directed by Drs. Dittus and Weinger.
Active research projects include an AHRQ-funded study (Weinger, PI) which demonstrated that a simulation-based training and quality improvement intervention focused on handovers between anesthesia providers and post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) nurses significantly improved actual PACU handovers and the culture of interdisciplinary communication in the PACUs.
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I'm trying to determine if the roots of a function are real. How would you do that?
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LegendreP[6, x] are real.)
I'm trying to determine if the roots of a function are real. How would you do that?
(In particular I'm interested in verifying that the roots of
This question is not trivial as it would seem and a detailed discussion could help to understand the issue, especially when we deal with roots of special functions, however to do the task as simply as possible this would be the best way :
This way is good enough, because one can easily verify that
There are many ways to find only real roots of a polynomial
however a method above based on
Selecting only real roots yields the same number of roots
To elaborate a bit, let's try the other methods e.g.
here we show e.g.
As one can see the output does not seem apparently real just as in case of writing the output of
One way to assure that roots are only real would be applying
we can apply
If we assume directly only real solutions to be found with
Now it'll be enlightening to plot the roots :
and to show the relevant structure of real and imaginary parts of
The option
I might as well. There is a method that works only for polynomials, but this works for checking if all the roots of a polynomial are real. The method is based on work by Miroslav Fiedler and Gerhard Schmeisser. Briefly, the method constructs (or tries to construct) a tridiagonal companion matrix from your polynomial (i.e. a tridiagonal matrix whose characteristic polynomial is your given polynomial) using a modification of the Euclidean algorithm. On the other hand, even if you do not want the eigenvalues of this special tridiagonal matrix, the entries afford some diagnostic capabilities for checking if your polynomial has all its roots real. Here's how to build the diagonal and one of the off-diagonals:
The result needed is this: if all the entries of the off-diagonal
If you want to see the actual roots themselves,
or alternatively,
If you are only interested in roots of
The part of its proof you are interested in - which is the fact that all roots are real - makes use of Sturmian sequences, so perhaps you might want to try playing around with them.


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Lupe Fiasco is like the rapper with a heart in the industry; the man who keeps the moral compass of the industry. But comedian and political commentator D.L. Hughley criticized the rapper for being out of touch with reality.
"He's bright as hell, but dumb in the ways of the world," Hughley told Hot 93.7/Hartford. He said the rapper's message of political withdrawal has real consequences. "Young black men are going to listen to him. They are the ones who have decisions made for them, [decisions] that they are not even involved in, which is silly to me."
Then he went on to give Lupe a bit of advice.
"You can't go through life and not be a participant, and hope things work out for your benefit," he said. "When you vote or not vote, you are saying yes or no."
"They want to raise the age of social security from 65 to 68 … Black men die at 67. Lupe Fiasco forgets that he's going to be an old man when he's looking for a social security check, and he dies right before he gets it."
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"When you ready to drop that bread for these babies out here @RealDlHughley holla at me… till then #Lee MeAlone"
"Obama need swing states and white people not radical rappers kissing his a** to win this election..,"If y'all stop bringing it to me I won't answer and y'all can be happy with y'all way of thinking and I can be happy with mine. #LeeMeAlone"
"I vote for Grace Lee Boggs….put her on the ballot and i'd finance the campaign my d*mn self @realdlhughley do u even know who she is???"
He went on to say, "Better yet @RealDLHughley you put up 50k and I'll put up 50k and let's flesh out some programs for rural & inner city youths our d*mn selves"
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I can't decide whether an offer of a commercial static analysis tool is worth spending the resources. We tried the tool on several million lines of our C++ code and it found something like 50 real issues.
We wanted to find how those issues might have affected users. We grabbed a year old version of stable branch and analyzed it and then looked into the defects base - none of the issues found in the old code has caused any of the problems users reported.
Not only those defects don't seem to manifest themselves to users but using the tool requires nontrivial effort - address false positives, analyze every warning the tool produces. Also the tools doesn't find all defects, it of course only finds some defects.
So once again
- a noticeable effort
- very low number of issues found
- issues found don't seem to affect customers
The tool is licensed at 7K euro for a team of five per year. Currently it looks like it's a lot of money and effort and no return except now our code will maybe have less defects that likely don't manifest themselves. It feels like we could have spent that effort on addressing issues that hurt right now.
The supplier claims that using their tool in the development process helps drastically improve code quality. I currently can't get any explanation of what this drastic improvement can be - all the facts I considered are listed above.
I'd like to hear stories that go like this: before we licensed X we were miserable, because (what specifically was wrong), now using X at all times we have (what's much better now than before), so we're pretty happy - money were spent well and negative experience with enough details would also be helpful.
Has anyone had really positive experience continuously using commercial static analysis tools? Is there a drastic improvement in source code quality that directly affects customers? Was the result worth the license fee and effort?


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