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I am trying to use AJAX in the window.onbeforeunload function to autosave a text field that is on a page in my site (there is no save button, it is all done in the background). The saving function is written in PHP. I started by trying the following:
window.onbeforeunload = function(e){
var noteelement = document.getElementById( 'note' );
var mynote = noteelement.value;
$.post('save_my_note.php', { thenote: mynote }, function(data){});
In researching, I have come to understand that due to the asynchronous nature of the ajax call, the php code is not called because the window closes before the function fires off from the server.
Of course, as others have said, if I add a return value to onbeforeunload function to cause the dialog box to pop up (that would be the "are you sure you want to leave" box), it DOES work since the .post call has the time to get run while the dialog box waits for a response:
$.post('save_my_note.php', { thenote: mynote }, function(data){});
return mynote;
It has been said that I have to change this post call to asynchronous AJAX so that the function waits for the function to complete, but not being very versed in the syntax, I am not quite sure of the syntax I need. I tried the following in place of the post function:
url: "save_my_note.php",
data: "{thenote: mynote}",
async: false
However, that just doesn't seem to work either.
Does anyone have a simple code example for implementing the autosave in a synchronous manner via the onbeforeunload (or the onunload??) function? I'm not a javascript or jquery expert, and the examples I have found online have been confusing.


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Men's Nike Dri-Fit Fly Shorts
The Nike Fly Short is the perfect training short for any work out. The advanced moisture wicking technology pulls moisture off the skin and transfers it to the outside for a quick dry. Their ergonomic seam and stretch fit make this short your go-to short for any occasion; also features the side seam mesh pockets for storage.

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Russell E. Train '48 LL.B. was an ardent environmentalist who dedicated his career to conservation. He passed away on September 17, 2012, at the age of 92.
Train was born in 1920 in Jamestown, R.I., and was raised in Washington, D.C. He graduated from Princeton University in 1941 and then entered the Army as an officer during World War II. Upon being discharged in 1946, Train enrolled in Columbia Law School.
Following graduation, Train returned to Washington, D.C., to serve as counsel for the Congressional Joint Committee on Internal Revenue Taxation, and he was appointed judge of the U.S. Tax Court in 1957. During this time, Train began acting on a passion for conservation. He founded the African Wildlife Leadership Foundation in 1961 and resigned from the tax court in 1965 to become president of the Conservation Foundation.
Train built a reputation as a knowledgeable and trusted environmental adviser, and, in 1970, he was appointed undersecretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, where he led the Alaska Pipeline Intergovernmental Task Force. In that same year, Train encouraged President Richard Nixon to create the Environmental Protection Agency and helped secure passage of the National Environmental Policy Act and the Clean Air Act. He worked to ensure passage of the Clean Water Act in 1972, and, a year later, was named the administrator for the EPA. Train left the post in 1977 to become president of the World Wildlife Fund and was named chairman emeritus of that organization in 1994.
Train is survived by his wife, Aileen; his daughters, Nancy, Emily, and Errol; his son, Charles; and 12 grandchildren.


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WACO (September 25, 2012)--A former Riesel woman has been arrested on an indictment warrant charging two counts of sexual assault to a child and two counts of indecency with a child by contact.
Kassi Cano, 27, remained in the McLennan County jail in lieu of $250,000 bond Tuesday night.
In 2009, Cano was arrested in Riesel in connection with the alleged use of a sexual device on a child and was charged with two counts of sexual assault to a child younger than 14.
According to a sworn affidavit submitted for an arrest warrant in February 2009, the victim identified the device from among several that Riesel police seized after executing a search warrant on Cano's residence.
The investigation started on Sept. 18, 2008, when a man took the girl to Providence Health Center after observing vaginal redness and inflammation while changing the youngster's diaper after picking her up.
The man's identity, his relationship to the victim and the name of the person from whom he had picked up the child were all redacted from the affidavit that News 10 obtained.
Cano was arrested on Feb. 12, 2009, charged, and ordered held in lieu of $1 million bond, but current McLennan County District Attorney Abel Reyna said former DA John Segrest, never prosecuted her case.
"The previous administration had received the case in 2009, and less than a month before I took office, that previous administration refused the case for prosecution for whatever reason," Reyna said.
However, when a detective in the McLennan County Sheriff's Office recently learned that Cano was working at a daycare in McKinney, he presented the case to Reyna.
"This law enforcement official gave me the case, and I felt like there was sufficient evidence to proceed accordingly. We presented the case to the grand jury and they issued a true bill of indictment," Reyna said.
Cano was arrested at the daycare on an indictment warrant and brought back to the McLennan County Jail.
Mary Clark, a guardian of a child at the daycare, was disgusted.
"Oh my gosh, yes that's awful. Shouldn't they screen these people or something?"
In a phone interview, the owners of the daycare denied any wrongdoing.
McKinney police sent a statement saying, "We are aware of the arrest and have contacted CPS to make them aware of where she was arrested. So now we await CPS's investigation. If they find anything they will let us know. We have no information at this time to indicate there is an offense in our city."


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We (bafflingly) have two great guides to adding custom ringtones to an iPhone via iTunes. Is there a way to do it without syncing with iTunes?
Such functionality is indirectly excluded by the iOS Developer Program Licence Agreement under section 3.3.4.
There it is stated that applications may only write data to an application's designated container area on the device. Therefore, the library data for ringtones cannot cannot be manipulted unless there were API to do this.
I am not sure if I'm allowed to post a direct link here, therefore use this google search to get to the document.
But with iTunes to add iPhone ringtones is free. You don't have to buy ringtones from iTunes, you just have to sync the ringtones you have (bought from other sources, or made yourself) through iTunes.
What I had to do was in iTunes, use "Add File to Library" (under the file menu) to add the ringtone for free , this will place it in its own Tones library (if you didn't already have one).
Then you can connect the iPhone, and there will be a specific sync tab for Tones where you can select what you added to the library and then sync it to your phone.


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WLP060 American Ale Yeast Blend
Our most popular yeast strain is WLP001, California Ale Yeast. This blend celebrates the strengths of California- clean, neutral fermentation, versatile usage, and adds two other strains that belong to the same 'clean/neutral' flavor category. The additional strains create complexity to the finished beer. This blend tastes more lager like than WLP001. Hop flavors and bitterness are accentuated, but not to the extreme of California. Slight sulfur will be produced during fermentation.
Style Performance Listing
A listing of how this style ranks amongst different brew styles, on a scale from 0 to 4.
|American Style Cream Ale
|American Style Wheat Ale
|Fruit Beer
|Herbs & Spice Beer
|Specialty Beers
|Specialty Honey Ales
|Smoke Flavored Beer
|Golden Ale Canadian Style Ale
|German Style Kolsch
|Classic English Style Pale Ale
|English Style India Pale Ale
|American Style Pale Ale
|American Style India Pale Ale
|American Style Amber
|English Style Bitter
|English Style ESB
|Scottish Style Ale
|Irish Style Red Ale
|English Style Brown Ale
|American Style Brown Ale
|German Style Brown and Dusseldorf Altbier
|Robust Porter
|Brown Porter
|Classic Irish Style Dry Stout
|Foreign Style Stout
|Sweet Stout
|Oatmeal Stout
|English Old Ale English & American Strong Ale
|Barley Wine Strong Ale
|Strong Scotch Ale
|Imperial Stout
|Imperial IPA
Feedback and experiences from previous customers. Want to leave a review of your own?
"Fantastic American IPAs- preferred over isolated stains."
I have been playing around with WLP 001, WLP 051, WLP 810 and WLP 060 in my brewery. Doing split wort trials of my IPA (1.064, 70 IBU) with these 4 yeasts : the three pure strain yeasts(WLP001,WLP051 and WLP810),and the blend (WLP060) with all other variables controlled as well as possible ( wort, ferment temp, pitch rate, oxygenation, fermenter type) I and everyone who has tasted the beers produced by the three yeasts prefer the WLP 060. Something about the harmony of the three yeasts, the hops shine, there is a a good amount of maltiness and the crisp lager character just make the beer shine. The order of preference has been: 1-WLP060, 2-WLP051, 3-WLP001 and 4-WLP810. One potential drawback to this blend is that overtime the ratio of the 3 strains will likely change due to individual reproductive characteristics of each strain, so its probably not a great house yeast. Highly recommended for an excellent westcoast style IPA.
"Great yeast for those of us who can't do regular lagers"
I'm very happy with this yeast! I don't have the ability to ferment at lager temperatures so this yeast is great for me. It's clean with a nice lager flavor in the finished beer. I'm using this yeast from now on for any lager styles. The German Pilsner I made came out great and friends were surprised to find I used this yeast. I made an IPA which had enough of a lager taste for friends to say it was really an IPL. This yeast seems to let both the hops and malt come through. I don't have great temperature control but it doesn't seem to matter with this yeast. Does produce a good amount of sulfur during fermentation and is quite present in the keg initially but does diminish significantly with time.
"... Each batch has been excellent"
For my last brewing session, the trip to the local home-brew shop turned out to be a disappointing one; they were out of California Ale yeast! Having been a chef for numerous years, my system of recipe formulation coincides with beer-making--If it works don't change it. Since I only brew 4-5 times a year I seriously considered canceling my brewing session, but opted to use the American Ale yeast blend instead. After primary fermentation, secondary, dry-hopping, and five days in the bottle, I couldn't wait any longer to try it. It still needs more carbonation but the flavor/aroma profile between hops and malt was phenomenal! Since I am not a big fan of lager beers, I was afraid of how it would affect the finished beer. I am very pleased with the balance of this yeast and can't wait to try the stout when its finished. CHEERS! - To superb yeast and excellent home-brew!
" ... it is a quality yeast to brew with"
This yeast created a very clean and tasty IPA. I used 100% fresh homegrown Centennial hops and they came through nicely without overwhelming the malt flavor. It ferments strong and flocs out well. With clean flavors and good performance it is a quality yeast to brew with.
"Very versatile yeast"
Cream ale, American amber ale
Comments: I've brewed about 25 batches now, lots of different styles. I have definitely had the most success with the WLP060 blend. These have always turned out to be my best batches - including a cream ale, a fat tire clone, a summer ale, and a Sam Adams clone. Very versatile yeast, forgiving in warmer temperatures, finishes very clean.
"A solid yeast ..."
I had intended to use the San Fran. Lager yeast but when my supply shop was out I opted for this blend. This blend will give you the body of ale and the clean finish of a lager. It attenuates very well and will drop out nicely for a very clear beer after only lagering for a couple of days, which also helps any lingering sulfur smell. A solid yeast, use for any ale you want to have an extra clean finish.
"The result was a terrific ... "
I wanted to brew a drinkable "hybrid" style beer that could be enjoyable come warm weather, but could still be considered complex and interesting. I ended up with a beer that used Pilsner, Vienna, Wheat and Melanoidin malts and noble hops. I wanted balance and this yeast definitely helped achieve it. O.G. was 1.058 but only went to 1.022 after 10 days at 64 degrees. Moved temp up to 70 for another 10 days and ended up with final gravity at 1.014. The result was a terrific, session beer that had the body and flavor of a pale ale, but the finish of a pilsner/lager. This beer was drinking incredibly well from the keg within 3 weeks of the day it was brewed. Provided you have ideal/sanitary brewing practices, you cannot go wrong with this yeast. I will try it in my next pilsner and my next stout, just to prove a point that it really is that flexible.
"Thank you ..."
I love this yeast, the yeast went crazy and ate like a beast. Using 4 lbs. of fresh raspberry puree and 1 lb of honey I had almost a 5 inch yeast cake after 4 days in the primary, only problem is I lost close to 1 gallon of finished beer after racking to secondary. The finished beer was right on target and finished nice and clean. I won 1st place and best in show with this recipe at a local competition. Thank you to all the good people at White labs for making such great yeast.
"... adds lager characteristics"
Due to not having a dedicated fridge to do a lager style, I can only do ales for the time being. I made a Anchor Steam clone with WLP060 as I knew it had some lager yeast, but still predominately ale based. After being bottled for 2 weeks, I put 2 bottles in our fridge. The carbonation was there, but seemed a tad light after only chilling a few hours. I had the second one after letting it sit for a full day and more bubbles appeared as if the lager cells were coming back to life and doing some magic. It definitely accentuates the bittering taste and dry hop aroma. Bravo for creating a strain that helps us ale brewers add some lager characteristics!
Frequently Asked Questions
I made two starters, 1 pint with around 50 gram of spray malt each. They are 42 hours old. 010 seems to be active, is cloudy and is white on top of the wort. 060 seems to be finished or has not been active. 060 was not very active on the top after 10 hours but it was cloudy and now it is clear. Could it be that 060 is finished since there are yeast in the bottom and 010 started slowly?
WLP010 is a top cropper, it forms a nice head on the top of the fermentation, very traditional ale yeast trait. WLP060 has some lager yeast, which ferments from the bottom, and will pull down the ale yeast with it. So both are fermenting active and normal, just a good example of yeast differences.
Optimum Ferment Temp.68-72°F (20-22°C)
Alcohol ToleranceMedium- High


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15 Wildly Misleading Movie Posters from Around the World
#7. Young Frankenstein -- Poland
Attaboy, Poland. Young Frankenstein is a Mel Brooks comedy starring Gene Wilder as Dr. Frankenstein's grandson and Marty Feldman's crazy eyes as Igor. So naturally the Polish, for no other reason than being the Polish, decided that the best representation of this wacky comedy was a hooded figure with half of his face skin peeled off and (his own?) mechanical hand forcing the remaining half to grin and bear it. Is that supposed to be Igor? Does Poland have a vendetta against crazy eyes or something?
#6. Planet of the Apes -- Romania
This poster for Planet of the Apes promises squid-handed ape monsters with Michael Jackson's fashion sense, barrel-chested leading men in Victoria's Secret poses and flame-haired women orgasmically calling out Charlton Heston's name. But we suppose they had to include some realism in there somewhere -- after all, is there any other way for a woman to call out Charlton Heston's name?
#5. Raging Bull -- Poland
Leszek Zebrowski via Polish Poster
Raging Bull is about Jake LaMotta's inability to reconcile life inside and outside the ring, and this poster at first appears to be an accurate, if overly symbolic depiction of that struggle. The boxer in the foreground is trying to free his arm from the existential monkey trap of boxing. Like the monkey in the trap, with its fist clenched around a delicious banana, LaMotta can't unclench his fist and leave behind the prize of his life as a fighter. It works on multiple levels, really, since Robert De Niro's performance is as close to an angry, stupid ape as you can come without crossing over into full retard.
But then you notice the little bits of matter flying out the back of the hole in the middle of the opponent's face and you realize that what they've actually drawn here is a boxer punching an awesome hole through the head of the other boxer. Because the movie is full of awesome violence, and that is an awesomely violent thing for one boxer to do. While it may lack the existential dread of our initial interpretation, it more than makes up for it in face punches so violent that they go through the back of the face's fucking head.
#4. Sex, Lies, and Videotape -- Poland
Andrzej Pagowski via Polish Poster (NSFW)
While one might reasonably assume from the title that it's some kind of soft core skin flick that would be right at home on late night cable, Sex, Lies, and Videotape is actually two solid hours of people talking about sex. However, this Polish poster featuring a nude woman/camera hybrid seems to promise a much more porntastic movie, one inspiring many a mid-movie "bathroom break." That is, until you really think about the videotape that would be produced by sex with that lady: an extreme close-up of James Spader's grunting, sweaty O-face.
#3. Gone With the Wind -- Poland
Joanna Gorska, Jerzy Skakun via Polish Poster
To symbolize the Civil War era love story that's been ranked the No. 4 greatest movie of all time, they've gone with an electric fan with hearts in place of the blades, thus capturing the fact that it's a love story that has "wind" in the title. Unfortunately, someone told them that Southern women would carry fans around with them to church or the courtroom to hear racist verdicts handed down in those hot, pre-air-conditioning days, and their minds immediately imagined these Southern belles walking around their tiny Southern towns with big industrial-strength electric fans, dragging what must have at least seemed like a curiously impractical tangle of incomprehensibly long wires behind them.
#2. Close Encounters of the Third Kind -- Poland
Andrzej Pagowski via Imp Awards
Our memory of the alien from Close Encounters might be a bit foggy, but we're pretty sure he was more your typical big-eyed "gray" and less E.T.'s stoner cousin. Look at the smug look on that funky fresh alien's face. He clearly just punctuated a wacky alien rap by hilariously sharting the wall behind him with whatever's spackled back there. At least we now know what Slimer from Ghostbusters looked like before he died.
#1. The Exorcist -- Poland
Jan Mlodozeniec via Polish Poster
According to Poland, The Exorcist is about Satan taking a liquid poo into the cranial cavity of a naked little girl while being all like "Oh, that? I wasn't even trying to aim there." Either that or he's sucking her brains directly into his asshole, which is what takes place in the sixth circle of hell, if we remember our Dante correctly.
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In a text file I need to comment out all lines by adding a ";" as first character of each line. What is a good way to do this? I thought of Vim's visual block mode, but I couldn't find a "select all" option and marking several hundred lines manually also isn't great ;-) Any idea? I have nano, vi and vim at hand, I would prefer one of those for this task.
In Vim:
In Vim you can also just do the global replace on the start of all lines:
For a simple task like this you could use
This preserves a copy of the original file as "*.old" and adds a ";" at the beginning of every line.
In the event that your
I would add to jw013's answer by changing the replace to
That can be rerun as many times as you like and will not add semicolons endlessly to the beginning of lines already having it in the beginning.
It can also be used with sed or perl with the colon and percentage sign removed.
It replaces in all lines (%) every line that starts with something other than a semicolon to start with a semicolon and then the character that it started with originally (to keep it in the file).
Both commands (mine and jw013's) should be done in command mode, which is the default start mode of vi/vim and can be accessed with the key when in Insert or replace modes.
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I have a question for a long time. I am very much bothered by this one. The question is "What approach is good in doing job? Is it first getting the job works, then improve it over time, or You should focus from the beginning to get it in improved way"
This isn't clear, so I am using an example, As a student, If I have given a task (more specifically a programming task), I have two methodology in workflow,
- First only focus on the getting it working. Then improve it over time.
- In the beginning, try focus on the cleaner and better method to get it.
Another example can be, In reading books (specially text books, like learning programming). Should I first read it and finish it, ignoring the unclear things or the other way?
Please, note that, I am basically asking it with having previous programming experience. Just trying to learn a new Language.
Also note that, I want to have a general answer about this matter. (Several answers are here, I thank to all, but all answers are geared to only the programming task). For example, as I write answers in AU site, Which is better in this sense, "First submit the answer with only the necessary pieces, then improve or submit answer with all good things?"


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When praying mantises, dragonflies, ants and other insects peer out at the world, their bulging, compound eyes allow them to see an incredibly wide field of view with an almost infinite depth of field.
Imitating the functionality of an insect eye — which is really a collection of many tinier eyes, known as ommatidia — in a camera has been a long sought-after goal for engineers. Now, camera lenses with wide fields of view, such as fisheye lenses, create distortion around the edges of the image.
But that could change. In a paper published today in the journal Nature, a team of researchers including a University of Colorado Boulder engineer describes an experimental camera that can take exceptionally wide-angle photos without distorting the image.
To create the innovative camera the scientists used stretchable electronics and a pliable sheet of microlenses made from a material similar to that used for contact lenses.
The distortion inherent in conventional wide-angle lenses is a consequence of the mismatch of light passing through a hemispherically curved surface of the lens only to be captured by the flat surface of the electronic detector.
For the digital camera described in the new study, the researchers were able to create an electronic detector that can be curved into the same hemispherical shape as the lens, eliminating the distortion.
"The most important and most revolutionizing part of this camera is to bend electronics onto a curved surface," said Jianliang Xiao, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at CU-Boulder and co-lead author of the study. "Electronics are all made of silicon, mostly, and silicon is very brittle, so you can't deform the silicon. Here, by using stretchable electronics we can deform the system; we can put it onto a curved surface."
The compound eyes of arthropods — animals with exoskeletons and jointed legs, including all insects as well as scorpions, spiders, lobsters and centipedes, among other creatures — typically have a lower resolution than the eyes of mammals, but they give arthropods a much larger field of view than mammalian eyes as well as high sensitivity to motion and an infinite depth of field.
Each small eye in the larger compound eye is made up of an independent corneal lens as well as a crystalline cone, which captures the light traveling through the lens. The number of ommatidia determines the resolution and varies widely among arthropods. Dragonflies, for example, have about 28,000 tiny eyes while worker ants have only in the neighborhood of 100.
Imitating the corneal lens-crystalline cone pairings, the camera created by Xiao and his colleagues has 180 miniature lenses, each of which is backed with its own small electronic detector. The number of lenses used in the camera is similar to the number of ommatidia in the compound eyes of fire ants and bark beetles.
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text: 07 Apr 2015 The greatest guitarists of all time, in pictures Previous slide Next slide 1 of 20 View All Skip Ad Jimi Hendrix It wasn't so much that Hendrix was more technically accomplished than his peers. It was just that he made it all seem so much more natural. Effortlessly creative and cooler than any guitarist you care to mention, he embodied the music he performed. Credit: Rex Features Keith Richards There is a reason people will pay thousands to see Keith Richards play. Granted, this is no longer a man at the height of his powers, but it is a man who has penned an astonishing, enduring array of riffs and songs. His guitar playing has been consistently innovative, and his use of alternate tunings lies at the heart of the Stones's sound. Credit: AFP/Getty B. B. King From Indianola, Mississippi, Riley B. King was immersed in the blues from the beginning. His minimal style and clean phrasing have influenced generations of guitarists. Now 87, the king of the blues still appears in around 100 shows a year. Credit: AFP/Getty Eddie Van Halen Van Halen's mastery of huge riffs, like the stabbing, grinding opener to Ain't Talking 'Bout Love or the glimmering Unchained, comes in part from the original way he plays guitar. He tackles harmonics and tapping techniques with the ease of a master of his craft. Now 55, Van Halen continue to tour. Django Reinhardt Perhaps the first major European jazz musician who took the form forward in leaps and bounds, Reinhardt's original style has become a musical tradition within French gypsy culture. He famously played all guitar solos with two fingers after a fire accident injured the other two fingers on his hand. Credit: Roger - Viollet / Rex Features Mark Knopfler One of the most respected fingerstyle guitarists of his generation, Knopfler's precision and melodic skill went against the grain of the evolving punk scene of the late 1970s. Sultans of Swing sealed his reputation as a guitarist of effortless ingenuity. Credit: Getty Images Robert Johnson There is a good reason that any article on Robert Johnson is always accompanied by the same iconic photo: just two verified pictures of the blues musician exist. Johnson spent most of his life without commercial success, playing on street corners or at dances and juke joints, but he remains perhaps the most formative blues musician who ever lived. Stevie Ray Vaughan Vaughan (right) dropped out of high school at 17 and immersed himself in the music of blues musicians like Albert King and Muddy Waters, as well as rock guitarists like Lonnie Mack and his idol Jimi Hendrix. He developed an eclectic style with a bold signature tone and, with band Double Trouble, enjoyed a career spanning seven years until his untimely death in a helicopter crash in Wisconsin. Credit: Rex Features Ry Cooder Eclectic, accomplished and with an extraordinary number of collaborations to his name, Ry Cooder is best known for his central role in the Buena Vista Social Club record. He started out as a teenage blues prodigy and remains renowned for his intricate slide work. Credit: Karen Miller Lonnie Johnson A pioneer of both jazz guitar and single-string guitar solos, Johnson also enjoyed a career of significant commercial success. He is one of few guitarists who can lay claim to laying the foundations of blues and rock, and his influence is imprinted on virtually every electric blues guitar player who came after him. Credit: Rex Features Carlos Santana Santana's signature glassy guitar tone is recognisable the second he appears on record - more than can be said for many of the guitarists on this list. His fusion of latin, blues and jazz is almost as iconic as his dazzling fretwork, and the 65-year-old's startling career has seen him net 10 Grammy Awards and three Latin Grammy Awards. Credit: AP Jimmy Page The Led Zeppelin guitarist was one of the greatest riffmakers and shredders of all time, but he was also one of rock's great writers and producers. With a staggering back-catalogue of songs, solos and riffs to his name, Page has earned his reputation as one of the titans. Paco de Lucia Certainly the greatest living exponent of flamenco guitar, de Lucia is a terrifically fast, talented guitarist. His work with John McLaughlin and Larry Coryell as The Guitar Trio produced one of the most compelling albums of guitar music ever written, while his own album Fuente y Caudal changed the landscape of flamenco guitar. Eric Clapton The only three-time inductee to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Clapton revolutionised the way guitar was played, introducing feedback, sustain and - more importantly - volume. His style is indebted to legendary blues guitarists like Buddy Guy, B. B. King and, later, to reggae artists like Bob Marley. Brian May The Chancellor of Liverpool John Moores University also happens to be something of a rock legend. Brian May's guitar histrionics - and the dozens of Queen classics he penned - will go down in history as rock at its glittering best. Credit: Rex Features Chet Atkins Mastering a range of styles from country through to jazz and classical, Atkins developed his own thumb-and-three-finger picking style to play melody and chords simultaneously. Not content with being a mere guitar virtuoso, he singlehandedly resurrected country music with the Nashville sound that became his signature. Credit: AP Slash The Guns N' Roses guitarist has written some of the most memorable riffs of all time, while his solos - on November Rain, Sweet Child o' Mine and countless others - will go down in history. Guns N' Roses may have struggle to repeat the success of their first album, but Slash's guitar playing is as compelling as ever. Credit: AFP Chuck Berry Berry is best known for his shaping of rhythm and blues and, in the process, laying the groundwork for artists like the Beatles and the Rolling Stones. As a guitar player he was economical and clean, and as a showman he was flamboyant and witty. Everything about the way he played guitar was built upon by the rock greats in the decades that followed. David Gilmour Gilmour's elegant solos, by turns dreamy and melodic, buoyed Pink Floyd's music. His phrasing was flecked with blues influences and his solos on Comfortably Numb, Time and Money are up there with the all-time greats. 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ROCK HILL, S.C. – Anderson University senior guard Chandler Hash and Mars Hill junior Ansley Ricker have been selected as the 2014 South Atlantic Conference Basketball Scholar-Athletes of the Year, an award which recognizes excellence in athletics, academics, service and leadership.
Hash's selection marks the fourth consecutive year that a member of the Anderson men's basketball team has earned the accolade, as Hash also earned the honor following last season. Former AU standout Nick Trull was a back-to-back recipient in both 2011 and 2012.
"This is a wonderful recognition and the perfect way to top off an amazing season by Chandler," said Anderson head coach Jason Taylor. "I cannot say enough good things about him. I could not be more proud of everything he has been able to accomplish and the manner of which he has done it. He is the complete student-athlete."
The SAC Scholar-Athlete of the Year awards are presented to one male and one female student-athlete in each of the conference's 18 championship sports. The awards are voted on by the league's Faculty Athletic Representatives Committee.
Hash currently carries a 3.51 GPA majoring in nursing. He is a member of the Chi Alpha Sigma Honorary Society, the AU Dean's List and the Capital One Academic All-District and All-America Teams.
On the court, Hash was one of the SAC's top players this season, earning All-Conference and Daktronics All-Region First Team accolades while leading Anderson to the NCAA Tournament. The SAC Championship MVP led the conference and currently ranks fifth in the nation in scoring at 24.3 points per game. His 778 total points is tops in NCAA Division II this season and marks the second-highest single-season total in league history.
Away from basketball, Hash serves with numerous organizations, including Hospice House and Discipleship-Now. He has also given time as an elementary school speaker, youth clinic volunteer, church clothing drive organizer and an Anderson freshmen orientation leader.
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An All-SAC Second Team selection, Ricker ranked third in the conference in scoring this season, averaging 17.8 points per game. She was also the league's third-best three-point shooter, connecting on 35.4-percent of her attempts.
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So for a little while now I've been casting about for a new project to give me some fresh enthusiasm for playing FM. My most recent save, with Sunderland, was lost when my laptop mysteriously reset itself in the middle of saving, with the effect of the file becoming corrupted and refusing to load. I was rather cross at the time as the whole thing had been going rather well and I'd appeared to be on the verge of securing some long-overdue competition wins for the Black Cats. Needless to say, the frustration of losing this file soured my taste for the game for a bit, and recently I've been playing lots of FIFA and Assassin's Creed on my XBox instead.
Still, as always, I find myself coming back for more. Reading quite a few of the threads on this forum proved to be quite inspiring for me as it occurred to me I've never done anything like this (by 'this' I of course mean take the trouble of documenting a career from start to finish). So here we go, I'm going to set about rectifying this.
I'm not setting out with any real challenge or philosophy here other than that I'm going to aim to achieve what I've managed in my best saves of FMs gone by - building a team that is dominant both at domestic and continental levels, and perhaps dabbling in international management if the opportunity comes along. However, where in previous games I've chosen to start at established top-flight clubs, thus ensuring the possibility of title wins in a few years or less, here I will be starting as an unemployed unknown and building from the bottom. I'm not planning to restrict myself to just one club or nation for any specific length of time, but equally I'm not going to make a point of managing as many different clubs as possible. So not sure if you want to consider it a journeyman save or not. I'll probably look to write 2-3 updates on progress for each season, just to keep from making everyone sick of the sight of me
So the game has just initialised; here is an overview of the initial setup.
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The following nations have been loaded to the lowest playable divison(s):
Not a vast number of leagues there which will restrict me from having a huge breadth of career scope, but there's enough, and in any case I don't want my mediocre laptop to have a fit. I've included the major European leagues, the Scandinavian nations (owing to the fact that I've read quite a few threads and posts that suggest that starting at the bottom in these leagues is more fun than it sounds) and the MLS (owing to the fact that I love US sports and the strange parallel-conference/playoffs approach they have; also might be nice to duck across the pond for a change of scene).
So that's all set, my character is created as unemployed and with automatic experience. As a final twist, I've decided to play the game with 'Use Real Players' unchecked, so every player in the game is fictional. I've never done this before either, so it will be interesting to see how I'll cope without being able to fall back on reliable signings from previous saves. Off we go, then; wish me luck!


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I have been offered a job from campus in the Enterprise s/w domain. I'm at loggerheads with myself deciding if I should take up the job, since I'm generally interested in consumer s/w esp in companies that encourage open source contributions. My question is if i'll find it difficult to later(maybe after a year or two) change my domain and move onto B2C (Business to Consumer) software companies. Will my past experience with enterprise software stand against me?
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That fact that you worked in an Enterprise domain won't be counted as a negative BUT the fact that you haven't been working in B2C will. "No recent experience with public facing web apps?"
The same thing will happen if you take a job doing B2C then want to switch to B2B. B2B companies will hold the lack of Client facing experience against you.
It depends a lot on the company you're applying to. Some only want people with a very specific background, such as specific work experience and a specific degree. Other, better, more open minded, companies understand that programming talent is programming talent and that innovative ideas and great work can come from people outside of a very narrow subset.
if you plan to switch early on in your career it wont matter much, in fact it would probably help you to list some relevant experience to software development. just don't expect to get a job that requires X years of experience in consumer software with X years of experience something else, though you would still likely be qualified for jobs that require X-Y experience
You could find yourself working with a technology that is not popular (You mentioned ABAP and how non-enterprise jobs won't use that), but you should be 90% what you'll be using during the hiring process.
The other concern is how your personality will fit in with the corporate cultures. There is a stereo-type that programmers working in non-software related industries and typically larger companies are not a fit for smaller, flexible, cutting-edge (younger) company cultures.
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The purpose of this policy is to set forth the obligations of University employees and the University under the Workers' Compensation Law with respect to reporting, filing, and processing claims, as well as returning to work from a Workers' Compensation leave.
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The University's Obligations
New York University ("NYU") pays for and maintains Workers' Compensation Insurance. Employees are not required to contribute to the cost of Workers' Compensation Insurance.
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2. The Supervisor or HRO must fully investigate the claim to ensure all relevant facts are gathered because the statements made in the Employer's Report of Work-Related Injury/Illness to the Workers' Compensation Board are legally binding. Reporting an incident is not an admission that the employer agrees with the facts surrounding the alleged work-related injury or illness, just a report of the occurrence.
3. If an employee is in need of first aid or urgent care as the result of a work-related incident, injury or illness, a supervisor or HRO should immediately escort the employee to an urgent care facility near the worksite. If near Washington Square (New York campus), the University Student Health Center - Urgent Care Reception Desk is located at 726 Broadway, Third Floor. If possible, someone should contact the Urgent Care Reception Desk at (212) 443-1007 in advance to notify them that the employee is coming. If an employee has suffered a medical emergency, including but not limited to difficulty breathing, profuse bleeding, loss of consciousness, severe allergic reaction, or fracture, the supervisor and/or HR Officer must call 911 and have the employee taken to the closest emergency room.
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3. Employees must ensure that their NYU e-mail addresses are active, because claim numbers and instructions will be sent to NYU e-mail addresses.
4. Employees must cooperate with the independent medical examination process, under the Workers' Compensation Law, or risk the nonpayment of workers' compensation benefits and the closure of the Workers' Compensation claim.
5. Employees must follow the absence and leave notification procedures of the School, Division, Department, or Unit in which they work.
6. Employees are required to contact Liberty Mutual, NYU's administrator for FMLA leave under the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993 ("FMLA"), at 1-888-339-6830 to determine FMLA eligibility. FMLA runs concurrently with Workers' Compensation leave.
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Summer Interns 2011: Parallel Watch Visualizers for Visual Studio 11
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CS undergrads Jen Solyanik, Wes Rupert and Stephen Grugett join us to discuss their experiences and accomplishments as summer 2011 interns at Microsoft. They were part of a team of engineering interns whose technical challenge was to design and implement parallel visualization technology for Visual Studio 11. Tune in to find out what they did.
It's always inspiring to meet smart young people who are both passionate and skilled in the art and science of making software.
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Can't tell if bug or feature, haha! xD Great work!
loved this video! one of your only videos that I finished watching.
haha, nice collage!
I was so happy to hear that this works for C++ ... oh, how I need it right now.
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Gamification to improve myself
I had Gamified my life about 4 months ago. Here is what I do:
Whenever I sit down to study or some other productive/good activity (ex. making this post), I start a stopwatch in my mobile. I get 10 points for each hour of productive work i.e., 0.5 for each 3 minutes. Prior to Gamification of my life I was lazy to the extent that I didn't use to brush my teeth for days and took bath fourth nightly. So, Brushing-5, Bathing-10 Each short activity that I do (ex., sending an email to an instructor) gives me 2 points. Bonus for brushing teeth, bathing everyday in the week - 20 How do I spend it? 1. Watching a Movie - 50 2. Watching an Episode from a series - 20 3. Spending Money - 1 point per unit of money spent (Rupee in my Counrty).
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Here's part of Aaron Roger's acceptance speech of the Bart Starr Award during the Super Bowl Breakfast.
We loved hearing from Bronco's Offensive Lineman Winston Justice and how God helps him out on the field during each play:
Yesterday it was an honor to work side by side with the folks from God's Love We Deliver. They live out "Little things don't mean a lot. Little things mean everything."
We talked with Mike Lantz of Super Service Challenge - companies coming together for more than making a profit
New York Cares and the Coat Drive Update:
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Scott and Kelli were at Media Day in New York City for the Super Bowl and were able to speak with Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson about the importance of his faith in God and how it affects his play on the football field. "In terms of my faith, that's the number one thing in my life. To be able to play the game of football...I give all the glory to Him," Russell says. Hear the whole interview below, and also learn about Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning's Christian faith in a recent article in the Christian Post.
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Today's topic is "who" versus "whom."
I've received many requests from listeners to cover this topic.
Here's Noreen: I just wondered if possibly in one of your episodes you could go through the use of who versus whom. I think that's a common misunderstanding with many people who write.
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"Who" and "whom": that's always a tough one.
"Who" or "Whom"?
So here we go. The words "who" and "whom" are both pronouns. I'll have a quick and dirty trick for you later, but first I want you to actually understand the right way to use these words.
First, to know whether to use "who" or "whom," we need to talk about the difference between subjects and objects because you use "who" when you are referring to the subject of a clause and "whom" when you are referring to the object of a clause.
See Also: What Is a Subordinate Clause? and Arbitration Clauses.
I know: subject and object sound pretty abstract, but it's easy. If we think about people, the subject of the sentence is the person doing something, and the object of the sentence is having something done to them. If I step on Squiggly, then I am the subject and Squiggly is the object.
Still having a hard time remembering? Here's my favorite mnemonic: If I say, "I love you," you are the object of my affection, and you is also the object of the sentence (because I am loving you, making me the subject and you the object). How's that? I love you. You are the object of my affection and my sentence. It's like a Valentine's Day card and grammar mnemonic all rolled into one.


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REHOBOTH — An 18-year-old Rehoboth woman was shocked on Thursday afternoon when she encountered an intruder who broke into her house, which is located just feet from the greens of a bustling country club.
As golfers continued to take their strokes next door at the Hidden Hollow County Club, Rehoboth Police responded at around 2 p.m. to the break-in at the Pierce Lane home, finding the frightened 18-year-old. The girl was alone in the small home at the time, her mother said.
"My daughter was home and she heard a noise," said Fatima Labrie, who said that the 18-year-old was too shaken up to talk to the press. "She's scared of course. … The person got in through a window. Once he realized someone saw him, he ran away and she called me."
A detective on the scene said that the incident was "not a home invasion." Instead, it's classified as a breaking and entering. The detective said he is not allowed to speak to the media, and referred all questions to superiors at the Rehoboth Police station.
No one was available at the Rehoboth Police station on Thursday afternoon to speak about the case. A dispatcher reached at 4:30 p.m. said commanding officers left for the day, that no one else was authorized to speak to the matter and investigators were unlikely to issue a press release on Thursday night.
Labrie said that it was a scary incident on a small side street that has not seen any cases of breaking and entering before.
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I am currently at 5 - 10 pages (250 words/page) a day.
How to increase my speed to be able to write 15 - 20 a day?
I am currently at 5 - 10 pages (250 words/page) a day.
How to increase my speed to be able to write 15 - 20 a day?
Pick your problem from the list...
Typing speed: If it helps, you can stare intensely at your keyboard while you type and edit later. If you can go at light speed while looking at the keys, do it. Then, later, you'll be able to look up from your typing. When I was twelve (three years ago), I could hit 70wpm if I was looking at my keyboard, and maybe 30wpm if I wasn't. So you know what I did when I was writing? I looked at my keyboard. Now, I don't need to, and I've kept most of that speed.
Ideas: Go looking for them. The Internet is a wonderful place. You can spend hours on TVTropes, Limyaael's Fantasy Rants, Springhole.net, whatever. They're great. And the time you spend will pay off: if you come up with good ideas and avoid bad ones because you read those sites, you might save days in the rewriting. I know this from experience.
Also, you should train yourself to think about your story whenever you're waiting in line for something or in the shower or otherwise not occupied. You might not think you're getting any ideas this way, but it does set your brain to working on the task.
Time: Two words: close Facebook.
...I said now! Do it! I don't care if some random Indian dude you've never met wants to be your friend!
Concentration: There's a device that induces this. It's called "earbuds." You can get them for about ten dollars at Walmart. I recommend the band "Explosions in the Sky," which is all instrumental and very calming, despite what their name would lead you to believe. Sometimes I have a hard time writing to classical music, though--it grabs my focus too much. If that happens with one band/composer, find a different one.
Also, there's a device called a husband, who should be taking care of your screaming kids so you can write. If he is uncooperative, bribe him with cake. If you lack such a device, build one. Tell your kids he's Data from Star Trek.
Or just turn on Star Trek. Your kids will shut up eventually.
Enthusiasm: You may be lacking ideas, or you may be beating a dead horse of a story. If so, ditch it and find something more interesting. Unless you're under contract, in which case, you have my sympathy.
I'm a high school junior, and therefore have a lot of free time to write out long stuff like, say, this post. It's not unusual for me to work in 5000 words in a few hours, if I'm really into it or have a lot of time on my hands.
I don't write every day, and I don't always write that much when I do, but I do spend a lot of time on the Internet, reading things that were written about writing. I also read a lot of fiction. That means that when I do write, it's productive.
If I'm stalled on something, I will go back to the Internet for ideas--but I eventually write past it. You can't spend all your time taking in research, and you can't spend all your time writing, either. All intake and no output means nothing gets done, and all output without intake means you get burned out and are left with no ideas, and also that you're probably writing cliches. Balance is really important.
If you are a skilled writer, the goals you mention in your question may be not unrealistic. (1,2,3,4).
Some of the most usable advice I've seen appears in the writing blog of Rachel Aaron. A brief excerpt from the blog follows.
The meaning and effect of Knowledge, Time, and Enthusiasm are given fairly clearly in the blog. I understand that more detail appears in Aaron's book 2k to 10k: Writing Faster, Writing Better, and Writing More of What You Love ($0.99 for the Kindle edition) but I haven't read it.
20 pages per day is 5000 words per day. That's a lot.
That said, here are some ways to increase your daily output:
I don't have the text in front of me so my numbers may not be completely accurate but I can at least give you a general sense of why the number of pages you write each day is a meaningless metric.
In Anne Lamott's book on writing, Bird by Bird she notes that the most prolific writers manage to write only one book about every 5-7 years. Regardless of how many pages they write each day, they're lucky if it all adds up to 1 page within the final product.
Bottom line - it doesn't matter how many pages you write each day. Every first draft is going to be bad. What matters is that you are able to sit down and write consistently and that you are able to go back and tear apart and ruthlessly edit and re-write what you've written, realizing that 15 pages in your first draft might end up being reduced to a single page, or removed completely.


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Building Web Apps with ASP.NET Jump Start: (06) Building and Leveraging Social Services in ASP.NET
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I am interested in the twitter and facebook authentication stuff you were doing in the video, and like you I got error 401. Did you figure out the problem? How did you fix this?
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In a problem set, we've been asked to use John The Ripper to crack a list of Win LANMAN passwords.
They are of the following form: 953A55E36AB85C0B9DA92C18555E42E1:0169295E0A6A6B35B2DD9932D10C1978
From my understanding LM Hash passwords are limited to 14 characters (if they are shorter padding bits are added) and that the characters must come from the set of 95 printable ASCII characters. Also that all characters are forced to uppercase.
A Question: Why are is the password so long? why is it split into two halves? When I try to run ./john passwrds it says it's attempting to crack 6 hashed passwords instead of three (splitting up each password by the ':').
Also is it a good approach to use either of these (found in john.conf)
File = $JOHN/ascii.chr
MinLen = 0
MaxLen = 13
CharCount = 95
File = $JOHN/lm_ascii.chr
MinLen = 0
MaxLen = 7
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Students accepted into the 4+3 DPT Early Admission program have guaranteed acceptance into SUNY Upstate's DPT program upon completion of their bachelor's degree providing they have met all conditions outlined in their acceptance letter.
Admitted 4+3 DPT students may attend the college of their choice, for the bachelors degree program of their choice. After completing their bachelors degree, 4+3 students attend SUNY Upstate for three more years of college. Upon successful completion of the three years of graduate work at Upstate, students will be awarded a DPT degree from SUNY Upstate Medical University.
Students accepted under the Early Admission program will not be required to take the GRE (Graduate Record Exam). Admitted Early Admission students must complete all pre-requisite courses with a grade of "B" or higher, maintain a 3.3 cumulative GPA and a 3.3 prerequisite GPA during their first three years of college. Students will also need to continue working or volunteering in a physical therapy session while enrolled at their undergraduate college.
If unsure whether to apply for 3+3 Early Admission or 4+3 Early Admission, we recommend applicants apply 3+3. Please note that applicants can not submit an application for both 3+3 and 4+3 DPT.
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High school seniors who meet the following criteria will be considered for acceptance to the 4+3 DPT program at SUNY Upstate Medical University:
- Minimum SAT score of 1200 (math/critical reading) or ACT score of 26
- Unweighted High School Grade Point Average of 90% or higher
- Four years of science and four years of math. Regents, Honors, AP, or IB courses recommended
- Observational experience in physical therapy through participation in a Health Explorers Post, New Visions Program, shadowing or volunteer work. Applicants need to be able to articulate what Physical Therapists do and be knowledgeable about the field of Physical Therapy. While there is not a minimum number of shadowing hours, we recommend DPT Early Admission applicants have at least 20 hours of shadowing by February 1 to be a competitive applicant. Applicants can e-mail Student Admissions updates of additional shadowing completed after submission of the application no later than the February 1 deadline.
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- Complete the SUNY Upstate 4+3 DPT application and submit the $65 application fee*. Applications open on September 1. On the application, select the year you hope to enroll. For example, if you're graduating high school in 2015, select 2019. Do not submit a SUNY application for SUNY Upstate for admission to Physical Therapy.
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Free 8x10 Custom Canvas, Just Pay for Shipping or 50% Off
Maybe you could print a Banksy on one of these and make money selling it! But who would do something like that?
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Has any one purchased from this site and what did you think of the quality?
How much is shipping? They seem to be reluctant to talk about it.
$14.95 to ship.
Considering shipping an item like is between $5-$10, we are obviously gouged to recover the "free" canvas
@eeekdageek: I ordered two prints from there. Both came out very nicely. The only suggestion I have is to make sure you have a little bit more room by the border, because the canvas does get wrapped a little bit on the edge. You probably won't notice though.
It is a great deal. Go for it.
the "free" canvas is 14.95 for shipping
Their quality is good, The real savings is if you want a bigger print.
After step 4 of ordering, an upsell box pops up, then the order goes... nowhere. Tried to order a dozen times, on different laptops. Website will not proceed to checkout. Blah.
Worked for me! And as someone who has bought canvases before, $14.95 all-included is a great deal for a print (even if it is an 8 x 10). If you want to get multiple of the same print, the additional shipping is just $7.95!
usually good quality canvas prints run from $50-$100. CanvasPeople has deals like this every now and then, and I usually end up ordering one. I have a couple right now and just love them. They turn out beautifully.
It's not unusual for an 8" x 10" canvas print to cost $50. Some people here don't know drip about this topic and shouldn't be charging this company with "gouging."
You obviously didnt read the offer. Free canvas means FREE canvas.
Btw, it's not our fault if you got ripped off in the past ($50). Good thing you found this site.
@yeller: Sorry, Sparky -- I mean "yeller" -- in the world of photographic prints, $50 to $100 is, as others point out here, a great price, which makes a free canvas print shipped for $14.95 a true bargain. If you've never taken a picture worth putting on a wall, you wouldn't know this.


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I built a fresh version of lammps v29Jan09 against Open MPI 1.3 which in turn was built with Gnu compilers v4.2.4 on an Ubuntu 8.04 x86_64 box. This Open MPI build was able to generate usable binaries such as XHPL and NPB, but the lammps binary it generated was not usable.
I tried it with a couple of different versions of the lammps source, but to no avail. No errors during the builds and a binary was created, but when executing the job it quickly exits with no messages other than:
jpummil@stealth:~$ mpirun -np 4 -hostfile hosts /home/jpummil/lmp_Stealth-OMPI < in.testbench_small
LAMMPS (22 Jan 2008)
Interestingly, I downloaded Open MPI 1.2.8, built it with the same configure options I had used with 1.3, and it worked.
I'm getting by fine with 1.2.8. I just wanted to file a possible bug report on 1.3 and see if others have seen this behavior.
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Assorted Swarovski Elements Bangle Bracelets 10-Pack for $17.91
This beautiful and stunning 10-Piece Swarovski Elements Bangle Bracelet Set is elegant and dazzling!
This collection contains four (4) Swarovski Elements bangle style bracelets and six (6) thin silvertone accent bangle style bracelets.
All these ensure you can create all different kinds of looks. For a dressy look just go with a bracelet or two of the Swarovski Elements ones. For a more everyday look, layer the bracelts between both styles. And of course you can always adjust how many you are wearing!
One thing for certain is you'll draw looks of envy when wearing!
Spoil the one you love (ESPECIALLY if it is yourself) with this magnificent 10-Pack Crystal Bangle with Swarovski Elements classically designed and glimmering with an extraordinary shine.
- 10-Piece Set (4 Swarovski Elements Bracelets, 6 Thin Silvertone Bracelets)
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perfect for Christmas, bracelet, necklace, business, wearing, crystals!
Metal? Interesting That This Detail Is Absent.
@jimmyd103: Yes, they are metal. : )