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This folder contains information for BFSA faculty such as faculty achievement awards, and nomination forms.
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- The purpose of this award is to recognize Black faculty for their excellence in scholarly activities at the University of Louisville.
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- This is the BFSA Achievement Award Nomination Form. Please return this form and the nominee's curriculum vitae or resume to Dr. Irving Joshua (Chairman of the Faculty Affairs Committee of BFSA) via email (email@example.com) by 5:00 p.m., Friday, February 27, 2009. An individual can nominate only one faculty member per year for this award.


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What is the necessary condition on a ring that guarantees the number of minimal non-zero ideals to be finite? Neither Noetherian or Artinian condition seems sufficient, and the ring being semisimple seems too strong.
(Inspired by Graham's comment) For simplicity I will consider the case $(R,m)$ is a Noetherian, local ring.
A non-zero minimal ideal better be principal. Also, if $(x)$ is such ideal, then for any $y\in m$, the ideal $(xy)$ has to be $0$, so $mx=0$.
Let $I= \{x\in R|mx=0\}$, the socle of $R$. Since $Im=0$, $I$ is a vector space over $k=R/m$. You want to know when the set of $1$-dimensional subspaces of $I$ is finite. This happens if and only if $\dim_kI\leq 1$ or $k$ is a finite field.
If $R$ is also Artinian (i.e. $\dim R=0$), then $\dim_kI\leq 1$ means precisely that $R$ is Gorenstein. So in this case (Noetherian, local of dimension $0$) one has a particularly nice answer: the set of nonzero minimal ideals is finite iff $R$ is Gorenstein or $k$ is finite.
Note that if $\dim R\geq 1$, then $I=0$ iff $\text{depth}\ R\geq 1$.
In general one can localize to get at least necessary conditions. For example, if the height of all maximal ideals is at least $1$, then $R$ satisfying Serre's condition $(S_1)$ is certainly sufficient, since the socle when you localize at any maximal ideal will then be $0$, so there is no non-zero minimal ideals.
Please clarify: are you asking about commutative rings or noncommutative rings? (The tag "ac.commutative-algebra" suggests the former; your reference to semisimplicity suggests the latter.) If the question is about noncommutative rings, then presumably by "ideals" you mean two-sided ideals.
I'm not sure how to answer your exact question ("the necessary condition that guarantees..."?), but here are a few minor observations. A direct product of commutative rings has only finitely many minimal (by definition nonzero) ideals if and only if each component ring has only finitely many and all but finitely many of the component rings have none. So it suffices to consider indecomposable commutative rings with only finitely many ideals. There are all sorts of indecomposable commutative rings with no minimal ideals. Now suppose the indecomposable commutative ring has a positive finite number of minimal ideals. The socle of such a ring has square zero; thus, the socle is a nonunital subring with the structure of an additive abelian group with zero multiplication on it (of course, this additive abelian group need not have only finitely many minimal subgroups). One can construct all sorts of examples of this sort. For instance, let $A$ be an indecomposable commutative ring with no minimal ideals, and let $M$ be an $A$-module with only finitely many simple submodules. (For example, one might take $M$ to be a uniserial $A$-module.) Let $R = A \oplus M$ as an additive group, with multiplication given by $(a_1, m_1) (a_2, m_2) = (a_1 a_2, a_1 m_2 + a_2 m_1)$. Then $R$ is an indecomposable commutative ring with only finitely many minimal ideals.

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6 Real Heists More Badass Than Any Movie
In the movies, bank robbers and burglars are often charming rogues who always stay one step ahead of the police, but in real life they're usually just sloppy, terrible meth heads who get arrested within minutes of attempting their first heist.
However, every so often a real-life bandit or group of bandits manages to outshine their cinematic counterparts with a scheme so clever, so bold, or so insane that we can't help but be in awe of them.
#6. Ax-Wielding Bikers Pillage a Mall Jewelry Store in Broad Daylight
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The following happened, in our actual world:
On the morning of November 6, 2012, a gang of six apocalyptic marauders came blazing up onto the second floor of London's Brent Cross mall on a fleet of motorcycles and robbed the shit out of a jewelry store before peeling out through the mall's front entrance and Quantum Leaping back into the netherverse, never to be seen again.
The raiders stormed into the shopping mall dressed head to toe in jet black riding armor and Snake Eyes helmets and roared up to Fraser Hart jewelers two to a bike, where the pillion riders hopped off wielding axes and bats and proceeded to smash the store into fucking dust. Keep in mind, this is in broad daylight in the middle of a giant commerce center, which is another way of saying there is plenty of cellphone footage of the incident:
Within a matter of minutes, the raiders had snatched up more than $3.1 million in Cartier and Rolex watches, loose diamonds, and an undisclosed number of those Jane Seymour "Forever Heart" pendants. Then they leaped back onto their doom cycles and thundered off, screaming at random bystanders and dropping loot like cartoon bandits in their wake.
Mall security sprang into action and locked down the entire mall just in time to prevent the bikers from returning and stealing anything else and keep the panicked, terrorized throngs of mid-morning shoppers trapped inside. Investigators found three stolen motorbikes dumped at a nearby golf course, but the trail of jewels apparently didn't lead any further than that, because the riders themselves remain shrouded in mystery.
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We assume their biker babe girlfriends got the best proposals in history.
#5. Thieves Stage a $30 Million Art Heist Featuring Car Bombs and a Speedboat Escape
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The phrase "art theft" is more likely to call to mind The Thomas Crown Affair, Vincent Cassel doing parkour, or Catherine Zeta-Jones' butt getting attacked by laser beams than earth-shattering explosions and burst-firing machine pistols. That's why absolutely everyone was taken by surprise when two cars suddenly burst into flames near the National Museum of Fine Arts in Stockholm, Sweden, and a man strolled inside with an MP5 (more commonly known as "the machine gun from Die Hard") and held the lobby guards hostage.
The man contacted two associates already inside the museum, who proceeded to draw pistols (this was in pre-9/11 Sweden, where metal detectors weren't standard issue in every semi-official public place) and snatch up a Rembrandt and two Renoirs, three paintings with a combined value of about $30 million. The two men met the third in the lobby, and the trio ran outside to a waiting speedboat to make their stunning getaway, because apparently nobody saw an issue with building a museum directly on the water (the museum was built in the mid-19th century, back when people used boats to steal things all the time, so it's even less excusable).
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Somewhere in the world, a Batman costume began to cry.
Police and emergency crews, distracted by the dual car firebombings, failed to notice the commotion at the museum in time to stop them, but the thieves scattered nails around the museum entrance to thwart any oncoming police cars just in case. Altogether, their departure ranks third behind jet pack and trained motorcycle bear as the most awesome way to flee a crime scene.
The police later found the boat abandoned in a lake in southern Stockholm, but it took several more years before the paintings were all finally recovered. Over a dozen criminals and shady art dealers were ultimately thrown in jail for their part in the heist, presumably by an enraged Andy Garcia.
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But, honestly, who could blame them? It's that hair. You just have to own it.
#4. Thieves Dig into a Stadium's Concrete Vault ... During a Justin Bieber Concert
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This past May at the FNB Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa, thousands of teenage girls gathered to watch Justin Bieber style his hair like a Lilith Fair headliner and do whatever it is that he does to hypnotize them into giving him their parents' money. However, when it came time for the stadium managers to count the fat stacks of cheddar they'd raked in over the weekend, they found the cash room totally empty, except for some scattered chunks of debris that had fallen from the ceiling, as if God had looked down upon the sea of Beliebers and cried tears of concrete and plaster dust.
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"Baby, baby, baby, nooooooo!"
A group of enterprising thieves had somehow managed to chisel through 2 feet of reinforced concrete, lower themselves into the vault room in the middle of a stadium packed with hundreds of security guards, dozens of cameras, and thousands of potential witnesses, and make off with almost a half-million dollars in Krugerrands, or pirate treasure, or whatever they use for money in South Africa.
Investigators believe the break-in was pulled off by a small group of people who had obtained fake security certificates to gain access to the backstage areas of the stadium, which FNB itself admits is relatively easy to do. For each event, they hire about 50 extra security guards in addition to their regular staff, and evidently all you need in order to be eligible for one of those freelance slots is one of these embarrassingly easy to forge certificates and a shirt that doesn't have any bloodstains on it.
He's clearly security. You can tell by his official security shirt.
So, a handful of people infiltrated the stadium's laid-back secondary employee screening process just prior to the concert and were able to cordon off the area above the cash room without anybody thinking anything was amiss -- if one person is where they aren't supposed to be, that raises suspicion, but if a group of people are standing around someplace, you assume they know what they're doing. Either that, or the glare of the arena lights off of the Biebs' golden gloves was so powerful that it blinded the regular staff members to the half-dozen burglars jackhammering through the floor and boot-clicking down to the parking lot with armfuls of stolen money.


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The above also applies to 我が母校、我が国、我が家族、我が妻、我が故郷、etc. They all imply that you have a deep relationship, you are proud of them, show affection, etc. I often hear 我が国 when the prime minister of Japan gives a speech (perhaps the other ones might be used in a speech also). I also feel that it would be more often used by men, but that might be my own personal experience only.
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Roast Turkey with Spiked Gravy
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Prep Time: 30M
Cooking Time: 3H30M
Serves: makes about 12 servings
- 14lb (6.3kg) turkey
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- 8 tbsp butter, softened
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- 6 tbsp all-purpose flour
- 3 cups turkey or chicken stock, as needed
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- Place the turkey on a rack in a roasting pan. Rub with the butter and season with salt and pepper. Loosely cover the breast area with foil. Add 2 cups water to the pan.
- Roast, basting every hour or so (lifting the foil to do so), estimating about 15 minutes per pound, for about 31/2 hours, until an instant-read thermometer inserted in the thickest part of the thigh, not allowing it to touch a bone, reads 175°F (79°C). During the last hour of cooking, remove the foil. Transfer the turkey to a platter. Let stand for 30 minutes.
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Home teams win first round who do you think will be in the finals S Fork
- 12:34 p.m. Feb. 10, 2013
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Somebody want to give us an idea why 2A has a three day{one and done}tourney and 1A has a four day event for both girls and boys? If it can work for 1A, it can work for 2A. Come on UHSAA give these kids a little more reward than a one day slip up and your finished for the year. The oppertunity to play for three more days could double the tickets sold. Give these kids a break.
- 11:03 p.m. Feb. 10, 2013
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The tournament is just an annoyance anyway. We know who will hoist the gold trophy in 2A.
- 7:32 a.m. Feb. 11, 2013
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JD Books- I know right? Go Wasatch Academy!
- 3:38 p.m. Feb. 11, 2013
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JD - I hope Wasatch Academy blows SS away! I think they will! What would you be willing to do if in fact SS doesn't win 2A?
- 5:25 p.m. Feb. 11, 2013
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I like WA over SS but sometimes grit wins out and I like SS grit.OK, WA has five college players in their starting line-up but team work and grit may pay off for SS. Going to be a great game; if one or both of them don't get upended before the mtg. But both teams are exceptional! Go 2A tourney!
- 6:04 p.m. Feb. 11, 2013
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Wasatch Academy and South Sevier will be the best game in Utah History for small schools. I doubt that there will ever be 7 college players on the same floor together again in a 2A game. My money is on SS as they have been there before and have tournament history. Race is well....Race, and not much else needs to be said. He has dominated now for 4 years and stopping him now seems unlikely. I think that WA will limit Race as they have size and quickness but they can't stop Race completely and Clark will come up big. Clark is playing the best ball of his life has been playing like an MVP candidate since his return from injury. He is 100% healthy and has a lot to prove. Look for a great game and GO RAMS!!!!!
- 9:15 p.m. Feb. 11, 2013
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What about 3A, who do you guys have winning each of the first round games, and who are the sleepers?
- 9:13 a.m. Feb. 12, 2013
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The sleepers could be all of region 9. All teams are more closely matched than other regions. Look at the upsets tonight, any one playoff team can beat another. Round one could see number one and two seeds from up north fall to three and four seeds from down south.
- 11:21 p.m. Feb. 12, 2013
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@ PG#1 Fan
I don't know about there never being 7 college players on the floor again in 2A. Back in the early 80's Richfield had 5 of their first 6 all play college football. There is a lot of talent at some of the small schools.
I miss the old Richfield / SS rivalry games from the mid 70's to the early 80's. Those were some of the best games and the best rivalry in the state.
- 10:31 a.m. Feb. 13, 2013
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7 COLLEGE basketball players really????
If SS and Wasatach reach the finals.... which Im sure they will.
If your best Recruit of all them players is only going to SUU, thats really not saying all to much people.
What other kids from SS are going anywhere???????
And what kids from Wasatch are signed and going somewhere?????
I would like to know!
All I do know is......
South Sevier is 18-3 right now
0-3 when they played the big boys in Orem
West Jordan. 6-17 may not make playoffs
Bountiful- Very solid 4A team
Foothill, Nevada, solid team,
Fremont you beat yes, Fremont is also 1-18 right now.
Race Parsons is very good, but whys he going to SUU then, a bad basketball team.
Wasatch Academy 21-1
Lost to 3A Judge after beating a solid Weber team.
Have only watched this team once, but they are solid, Still super confused how that many african american kids can end up at a private 2A school in Utah.
This surely will be a great 2A championship game.
But 7 college basketball players, WHO??
- 1:36 p.m. Feb. 13, 2013
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What 7 college players do you see from SS and Wasatch??
Race is the best player of them all, yes....
But Signing at SUU doesnt credit his worth at all.
Thats the worst basketball school in the whole state.
I mean im sure he has a full ride, so who am I to say anything,
But common, and also he's been playing against 2A competition every year for 4 years.
That doesnt help your cred!
Vs West Jordan 13 pts
vs Bountiful 10 pts
vs Foothill Nevada 24 pts
Some decent competition and look what happens ha
But still this will be a wonderful competitive 2A Championship game!
Just in case you little town ppl wanted to know!
Lone Peak is the #1 team in the nation on MAXPREPS
#3 on ESPN TOP 25
#3 ON USA Today poll.
They are 21-1, lost to the #2 team in the country in Florida.
If you wanna watch the best PUBLIC high school basketball team in America, Go to the 5A tourney .
- 1:42 p.m. Feb. 13, 2013
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Where in the world are you getting 7 college basketball players??
I know race is going to SUU
That is it!
Please fill me in on kids who have signed and where there going.
Since you mentioned 7.
I thought Wasatch had like 3 underclassmen, so I dont see them college bound YET.
- 1:44 p.m. Feb. 13, 2013
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If you dislike 2A so much, why do you even worry about it? Apparently there is no talent and isn't worth watching. By the way, SS and WA will meet in the Semifinals. Race is probably going to SUU because his dad played there. Why does it matter? Also, by the way, Race is going to be the 6th, let me say that again, SIXTH high school player in Utah history to score over 2,000 career points. I don't care what classification you play in that is amazing! Another thing, SS almost beat WJ, Bountiful is the only 5A school that really beat them. Yes, they wouldn't take state in 5A, but who asks that of a 2A team? Also, at least one other player from SS is playing college ball. Clark is playing somewhere, just can't remember the name of the school. Nope, it's not UCLA, but since when is playing college ball not good enough? Also, just because you attended a 5A school at one point and Lone Peak is now the #1 team in the U.S, that doesn't make you the authority on what players are good and what players are not.
- 6:04 p.m. Feb. 13, 2013
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For any 2A school to produce 2 players that move on to the next level is great. Most 2A teams don't have that many in the history of the school. Austin and Race have both worked hard to get the opportunities that lie in front of them. It is hard to get noticed in Monroe UT. I had heard that 5 players on the WA team are being recruited. If that is wrong, somebody with knowledge of the program should set the record straight. WA is a very good team that is talented and diverse. These teams are certain locks to play in the semi-finals. I think that Race and Austin are the 2 best players in 2A and talent ultimately prevails. A side note, I think that Coach Hunt moves on after this year. If SS wins out, he will be 46-4 over the last 2 years and with the cupboards relatively bare I think he will move on to another school and preserve his legacy. GO RAMS!!!
- 9:40 p.m. Feb. 13, 2013
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The difference will be that the farm boys from SS are used to hoisting gold trophies and the rest of the field isn't. In addition the coaching staff is the best in any classification in the state of Utah.
- 7:34 a.m. Feb. 14, 2013
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Parsons is a good player, but in 5A he'd be the number 3 or 4 scorer on a good 5A team. Against Bountiful he scored 10. 10 to 15 points per game is probably the right number for him on average in 5A. That puts him outside the top 20 in 5A. College recruiters know 28 points per game in 2A is relatively meaningless.
That's why he's going to play at SUU - no other reason.
- 10:03 a.m. Feb. 14, 2013
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@ Slammer,
I guess you have a valid point, but can you really judge what a player would do in a season based on one or two games? If that was the talent level he played against every week, he would find a way to score more points, that's what he does. He had 28 against Fremont, and before you tell me how bad they are I already know, but it just shows how easy it is to argue a point based on one game. I realize he wouldn't be the leading scorer in the state if he played in 5A, but he would still be an all-state caliber player. He could walk on at any school in Utah if he wanted to.
- 10:37 a.m. Feb. 14, 2013
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You sound like another die hard SS fan like your fellow blogger... JD books
But U can argue that Fremont is that bad! 28, and he was playing at Home in little SS TOWN, I dont even know the name of the town!
Now I agree he could walk on, but wouldnt make it anyhwere.
But Like I had said, I think the kids a very solid player, but you little town ppl make it out to be some amazing kid.
You didnt read my arguments either,
West Jordan is 5A and wont probably make the playoffs. You lost to them.
Bountiful has a solid chance to go deep in the 4A playoffs, they are not 5A.
Fremont is going to finish 1-20 this year.
So Im happy he has a full ride to SUU, but seriously 2A is that bad all around the state.
I would love to see SS beat the Private 2A school who is clearly recruiting players, so Good luck in the tourney!
Sure hope that its going to be online so I can watch the semifinal!
I also liked, no one mentioned any other college players on theseteams otherthen Race
- 12:02 p.m. Feb. 14, 2013
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He should have been offered by BYU and he could have played there after his mission
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Sorry for being a bit subjective but how can we persuade other people we know to use Ubuntu...
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Use it everyday! That's the most effective way :)
I've brought a number of people from Windows to Ubuntu. There are several points that usually end up being the strongest sells:
I usually leave all the stuff about the free software ethos as secondary, just frosting for them. Some people groove to that, but for most people it's not a selling point; if it were, they'd probably have tried out Ubuntu already.
I also don't talk about the free cost of Ubuntu. That can make them think, "Hmm, must not be any good". Instead I'll say, "You pay for a support contract - that's how they make money, and they're actually pretty good. But that's optional, if you don't think you'll need it, you can use it without paying anything, on as many computers as you want."
My advice is restricted, but persistent advocacy: tell your friends (or Facebook "friends") about all the good stuff, but don't be too pushy. Although Ubuntu has many virtues, so does MacOS X, and even Windows has its advantages - not to mention the other Linux distros. Don't forget that when praising your system of choice.
Actions speak louder than words. Show how much can be accomplished in Ubuntu, how elegantly it works. In my experience, showing the obvious advantages really makes an impression: the system is fast and reliable because it doesn't need a virus scanner; it comes with a full-featured word processor preinstalled; it has beautiful desktop-effects only a mouse click away; for the most part it works instantly, without any driver installation.
Two more things are really appealing and ought to be highlighted: the liberty of free software, with all its ethical and legal advantages, and the community of bright and helpful people - ubuntuforums.org, wikis, and now ubuntu.stackexchange.com. Starting with these, you won't persuade everyone, but you may convince some, and those may be the ones who contribute back to Ubuntu in the future.
you can't: it's a matter of honor. if one believes that he is on top of the time with windows, you can't change their mind. nobody is pride to use a os for free even if he has no money for windows, they will rather use an old cracked XP... So while this also works they have at least the experience to work with the os of the biggest software producer.
that's just my 5 cents.
That is like asking how you should promote your favorite ice cream... there are endless ways....
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Space shuttle Endeavour, sitting atop of NASA's Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, lands at LAX on September 21, 2012 in Los Angeles, California.
NEW: The space shuttle lifted off for the final time Friday morning
NASA delayed the takeoff of Endeavour's California flight tour to avoid fog
NASA plans low-altitude flyovers so people can get a good look
The retired shuttle is headed toward a museum in Los Angeles
(CNN) -- The space shuttle Endeavour lifted off for the last time at 8:17 a.m. PT on Friday, leaving Edwards Air Force Base, California, atop a modified jumbo jet for a farewell tour through the Golden State's skies.
After flying over Sacramento, San Francisco, and Los Angeles, Endeavour is scheduled to end its three-day, three-leg, transcontinental journey at Los Angeles International Airport.
Good visibility is key, since the purpose of the flight up the state of California and back is to show off Endeavour to the American public from the sky, and NASA encourages onlookers to share their sightings of the airborne spectacle on social media.
NASA delayed Friday's takeoff by an hour "to increase the probability that fog over the San Francisco area will dissipate before the flyover," according to the space agency's website.
After its day trip ends around 12:45 p.m. PT, the orbiter will be removed from its perch atop the Boeing 747 that has carried it cross-country from Florida's Kennedy Space Center. Its final destination is the California Science Center in Los Angeles, where it will go on display for posterity.
NASA said the shuttle will be moved via roads on October 12-13 to its final spot at the science museum.
On Thursday, it flew low over Tucson, Arizona, where Mark Kelly, who was the commander on the last Endeavour mission, watched with his wife, former U.S. Rep. Gabby Giffords, before touching down at Edwards Air Force Base in California.
"The space shuttle is really a testament to American engineering and ingenuity," he told CNN affiliate KOLD. "It is the most amazing spacecraft ever built, by far."
His wife had watched the launch of his mission but missed the landing, so it was great for her to see the shuttle in the air, he added.
Endeavour, along with Discovery, Enterprise and Atlantis, became a museum piece after NASA ended its 30-year shuttle program in July 2011.
Two other shuttles -- Challenger and Columbia -- were destroyed in accidents that killed all aboard. Challenger exploded shortly after launch in 1986, and Columbia broke apart upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere in 2003.
Endeavour's three-day piggyback flight was divided into three legs that could be described as scenic routes to showcase the shuttle to the public from coast to coast.
Social media users have shared Endeavour sightings via the hashtags #spottheshuttle and #OV105, the later being Endeavour's "vehicle designation."
Wednesday's leg took Endeavour to Houston, with flyovers along Florida's Space Coast, Stennis Space Center in Mississippi and the Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans.
As Endeavour bid farewell to Kennedy Space Center, it elicited strong emotions from people -- such as CNN iReporter Randy Lathrop of Cocoa, Florida -- who have lived with the shuttle program nearby for decades.
"It's the last time that she'll ever be at her home base again. It strikes a chord of nostalgia in you because she's done so many flights from the space center. This is her home," Lathrop said.
Named for the first ship commanded by British explorer James Cook, Endeavour rolled out of an assembly plant in Palmdale, California, in 1991 at a cost of $1.7 billion. It was the baby of the shuttle fleet, built as a replacement for Challenger.
Over the next 20 years, Endeavour flew some of the most high-profile shuttle missions, covering 25 flights and nearly 123 million miles. It flew a Spacelab mission and numerous International Space Station assembly missions and rendezvoused with Russia's Mir Space Station.


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Rated 5 out of 5 by Roxane Great neutral flat. The Eddie is a nice neutral, basic flat. There isn't much (any) arch support, but that is to be expected in a ballet flat. I just bought a standing desk, so I was looking for a comfy, yet stylish, flat that I can stand in when it's time to kick off the heels. These fit the bill. I'm usually between 9 and 9.5, so I went with the 9.5 based on the reviews, and the 9.5 fit perfectly. July 29, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Alexandra1710 New Favorite Schoes Simply put, you need these shoes in your life. I just received them in the mail today and I could not be happier with them! I'm normally an 11 in Tory Burch shoes (10 or 10.5 in most brands), but I purchased the tan color in a 10.5 with a 20% coupon when they were on sale -- a total of $109!!!! These shoes are very minimalistic flats and don't have any flashiness going on, making them clean-looking and timeless. I am so glad I went down a bit to my true size in these shoes, because the leather fit perfectly around my heel and is soft enough that it definitely won't give me blisters. I read that these flats are made of lamb leather (as opposed to the traditional cow leather), which makes the leather buttery soft, so the flats are better quality than most leather flats. You need these! July 23, 2014
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Rated 5 out of 5 by natiZz love these flats I just got these flats in the plain black leather a few days ago and I love them. I had been eyeing them for a while so when I saw that they were on sale for 129$, I was ready to buy them. I actually got them them during the additional 20% off sale items event, so I ended up only spending about 109$ for them. They are true to size (at least for me). They are extra soft, they cause no blistering, and the soles are very cushioned. July 20, 2014
Rated 4 out of 5 by Miss Great comfy shoe My biggest concern before purchasing was some people suggesting sizing up, well I wear a 9 1/2, and I will not go up to a 10. So that being said, the first few days after a few hours of wear my feet were sore in some places, but now I don't get soreness, except sometimes on the back of my one foot where the "elastic" is, so to be safe you could size up but I like the way they fit at true size like a glove kinda. July 6, 2014
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Southern Baptist Disaster Relief: http://www.namb.net/dr/
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Dream Center of Birmingham
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A new study by an international team of scientists analyzing ice cores from the Greenland ice sheet going back in time more than 100,000 years indicates the last interglacial period may be a good analog for where the planet is headed in terms of increasing greenhouse gases and rising temperatures.
The new results from the NEEM deep ice core drilling project led by the University of Copenhagen and involving the University of Colorado Boulder show that between 130,000 and 115,000 years ago during the Eemian interglacial period, the climate in north Greenland rose to about 14 degrees Fahrenheit warmer than today. Despite the strong warming signal during the Eemian -- a period when the seas were roughly 15 to 25 feet higher than today -- the surface of the north Greenland ice sheet near the NEEM facility was only a few hundred yards lower than it is today, an indication to scientists it contributed less than half of the total sea rise at the time.
The NEEM project involves 300 scientists and students from 14 countries and is led by Professor Dorthe Dahl-Jensen, director of the University of Copenhagen's Centre of Ice and Climate. CU-Boulder geological sciences professor and ice core expert Jim White is the lead U.S. investigator on the project. The National Science Foundation's Division of Polar Programs funded the U.S. portion of the effort.
The new Nature findings showed that about 128,000 years ago, the surface elevation of ice near the NEEM site was more than 650 feet higher than present but the ice was starting to thin by about 2 inches per year. Between about 122,000 and 115,000 years ago, Greenland's surface elevation remained stable at roughly 425 feet below the present level. Calculations indicate Greenland's ice sheet volume was reduced by no more than 25 percent between 128,000 years ago and 122,000 years ago, said White.
A paper on the subject was published in the Jan. 24 issue of Nature.
"When we calculated how much ice melt from Greenland was contributing to global sea rise in the Eemian, we knew a large part of the sea rise back then must have come from Antarctica," said White, director of CU-Boulder's Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research. "A lot of us had been leaning in that direction for some time, but we now have evidence that confirms that the West Antarctic ice sheet was a dynamic and crucial player in global sea rise during the last interglacial period."
Dahl-Jensen said the loss of ice mass on the Greenland ice sheet in the early part of the Eemian was likely similar to changes seen there by climate scientists in the past 10 years. Other studies have shown the temperatures above Greenland have been rising five times faster than the average global temperatures in recent years, and that Greenland has been losing more than 200 million tons of ice annually since 2003. The Greenland ice loss study was led by former CU-Boulder scientist Isabella Velicogna, who is currently a faculty member at the University of California, Irvine.
The intense melt in the vicinity of NEEM during the warm Eemian period was seen in the ice cores as layers of re-frozen meltwater. Such melt events during the last glacial period were rare by comparison, showing that the surface temperatures at the NEEM site were in a cold, nearly constant state back then. But on July 12, 2012, satellite images from NASA indicated 97 percent of Greenland's ice sheet surface had thawed as a result of warming temperatures.
"We were quite shocked by the warm surface temperatures observed at the NEEM ice camp in July 2012," said Dahl-Jensen. "It was raining at the top of the Greenland ice sheet, and just as during the Eemian period, meltwater formed subsurface ice layers. While this was an extreme event, the present warming over Greenland makes surface melt more likely, and the predicted warming over Greenland in the next 50-100 years will very likely be so strong that we will potentially have Eemian-like climate conditions."
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Is Mars visible at night sky of Michigan these days?
I was trying to search for Mars from Michigan (at elevation of 30 deg and azimuth of 220 deg) around 11:45 PM with binoculars of 20x60 but didn't get successful.
On 16 June 2014 at 11:45pm, it was up not far from 220az 30alt. It was actually 232az, 27alt, almost level and to the right of Spica. It would have been easily seen without binoculars being -0.2 visual magnitude.
You can answer this sort of question yourself by getting a planetarium app like Stellarium, The Sky X, Sky Safari, or one of many others.
Yes, it is. Mars is bright (-0.14 magnitude) and is in the constellation Virgo. It's the brightest star in this region of the sky (SW during the evening) and should appear as a very bright reddish star at a good altitude.
If you need a guide, try to find Leo (W). Virgo is at the left of the constellation.


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A breakaway 62-yard run by the other half of the Dawgs' freshman tailback tandem, Keith Marshall, marked Georgia's last score late in the third quarter. Gurley and Marshall combined for 19 carries totaling 221 yards.On a Saturday that saw two of the six undefeated FBS teams fall (so far, that is -- Oregon and Cal are tied 7-7 as we're writing this), the one one-loss team in the AP top five sealed its regular-season conference fate. Georgia is your 2012 SEC East champion and will make a second consecutive trip to the Georgia Dome in December, presumably to face Alabama out of the West. Until then, the Dawgs are finished with SEC play, hosting Georgia Southern next week and Georgia Tech the week after that. Auburn, too, will stay in-state, getting Alabama A&M at home in Week 12 and (presumably!) providing a second division title-clinching game at Alabama in the Iron Bowl.Said Murray in his postgame remarks: " Like I've been saying all year, you just never know who's going to win." 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A/ sudo gedit /etc/apt/sources.list
##Kdenlive 0.7.4
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/dominik-stadler/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
##deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/dominik-stadler/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
##Kdenlive 0.7.4
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/dominik-stadler/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
##deb-src http://ppa.launchpad.net/dominik-stadler/ppa/ubuntu intrepid main
B/ sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install melt
sudo apt-get install kdenlive
Tue, 06/09/2009 - 21:16
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 09:58
and don't forget to do an update for libmlt1, without this, when saving the project, it crash.
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 19:16
I cant get this repo to work. Very odd. The pool files are there, but synaptic doesnt see the Intrepid source.
Any ideas? I running 8.10.
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 19:17
There isnt even a package for
sudo apt-get install melt
either. Its like synaptic hasnt registered your repo. I have used the authentication too.
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 19:24
This package is the best Kdenlive on Ubuntu Jaunty 64 I've ever seen. I removed 0.7.3 and MLT and libmlt1, and added your PPA. Then installed kdenlive, melt, libmlt1.
Startup correctly detected an upgrade; all components and codecs accounted for in the initial wizard; Kdenlive started quickly; none of the previous problems from the presence of frei0r package. Loaded a project started in 0.7.3 with no problems.
Will be putting this through it's paces, but so far I can see one big improvement in addition to a perfect install: AVCHD seeking is definitely improved. I'm using 1080p30 .MTS footage direct out of a Canon HF100. Previously it worked alright but you couldn't seek to midway into a clip and play back, you'd just get a grey screen. Now it's still dropping b-frames so a bit jerky still, but you can definitely seek and play. Very nice.
This package is just what I've been waiting for. The Lure PPA build did not work for me. Was gonna relent and give it a go with the Build Wizard today, but now I don't have to. Big thanks again to buntuking - dominik-stadler PPA!
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 19:28
Forgive stating the obvious, but are you sure you did you do a 'reload' in synaptic, or sudo apt-get update?
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 20:00
If I try and download the deb packages individually, i get a dependency error where libmlt1 requires libavcode52|libavcode-unstripped-52 . Which i dont appear to have in a normal Ubuntu Intrepid install. Perhaps this is why Synaptic doesnt like this repo .. ?
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 20:16
For me, the libavcodec-unstripped-52 package is definitely necessary and is in the us.archive.ubuntu.com/multiverse repo. Make sure you have multiverse repo checked.
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 20:42
Just did a 2-pass render to h.264 with success. Previously 2 pass would crash, and result of 1-pass was not always playable. Excellent.
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 21:32
Thanks for your help.
I'm a Linux user since 1999, and an Ubuntu user since Warty, and I've never seen this problem.
Your repo does work fine for me on Jaunty on another pc though ;-)
I think I'll just have to upgrade my Intrepid one ..
Wed, 06/10/2009 - 23:36
Jaunty is a worthy upgrade - if only to get a usable Kdenlive. I've also been on Ubuntu for about the same length of time, and past experience makes me wary of upgrading a machine more than once, and I had already upgraded to Intrepid. So it was a fresh install for Jaunty. Very worth it.
Piotr Leszczyński
Thu, 06/11/2009 - 00:56
I don't see in the any info about kdenlive in the file:
Has any one succeeded in installing for i386?
Thu, 06/11/2009 - 13:35
The dominik stadler repo works fine on Jaunty, (I just upgraded !), but I did have problems with Intrepid that I couldnt resolve
Thu, 06/11/2009 - 15:37
I installed this and it worked fine, except for rendering that just crashed. Then I removed my old self-compiled MLT and it's only asking for a path for the profiles. The default is /usr/local/share/mlt/profiles/. If I change it to the correct one (same without the 'local' directory) it creates this:
Application: Kdenlive (kdenlive), signal SIGSEGV
Thread 1 (Thread 0xb5cca920 (LWP 13048)):
[KCrash Handler]
#6 mlt_properties_fetch (this=0x0, name=0x826476e "resize") at mlt_properties.c:348
#7 0xb807494f in mlt_properties_set_int (this=0x0, name=0x826476e "resize", value=1) at mlt_properties.c:738
#8 0xb80589d0 in Mlt::Properties::set () from /usr/lib/libmlt++.so.2
#9 0x080b7a7a in _start ()
Fri, 06/12/2009 - 17:49
kdenlive 0.7.4 looks good on jaunty. Thanks to buntuking and the packagers.
However, it looks like mlt is not linked against frei0r. I guess the packaging is derived from Debian's, and the issue is the same http://www.kdenlive.org/forum/kdenlive-debian-sid-and-squeeze-call-testi...
That would be nice also if the deb package kdenlive could depend on the package melt.
Fri, 06/12/2009 - 19:32
(deleted - misunderstood.)
Mon, 06/15/2009 - 04:18
Why won't my Synaptic accept the PGP key provided at http://keyserver.ubuntu.com:11371/pks/lookup?op=get&search=0x2380DF3029E... (via http://kdenlive.org/forum/kdenlive-074-launchpad-debs-jaunty-and-intrepid)?? I've copied the part between the two clip marks into a text file, I import that text file from Synaptic's authentication tab, but all I get is a spinning busy-cursor forever. I'm running Jaunty on an AMD64; I already am running kdenlive 0.73 but would like to try out the update. Am I doing something stupid here? I'm doing the same as I've already done with a few other non-Ubuntu packages, as far as the authentication key goes. Help. I've attached the key file I'm using.
Mon, 06/15/2009 - 04:23
Uh, never mind. I was indeed doing something stupid. I had failed to include the "-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
" and corresponding end tag in the key file. Sorry....
Mon, 06/15/2009 - 10:07
PGP key should be part of packages like this is the case in Debian.
Mon, 06/15/2009 - 11:07
Could you confirm this MLT/Frei0r bug:
If you manage bugs on Ubuntu servers and do not escalate them on Kdenlive, there are less chances that we fix the bugs. I had this bug on Debian before I found the report on Ubuntu launchpad.
Mon, 06/15/2009 - 20:48
I really cannot see any deb for Intrepid. Kdenlive 0.7.4 only for Jaunty?
Tue, 06/16/2009 - 16:51
Confirming this works like a charm on Jaunty. Moreover 0.7.4 seems to be a very nice release, probably the first I can use in production as the crashes I experienced seems to have been fixed. Thanks everyone!
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 01:05
Hello. I confess I messed a little with my system (Ubuntu 9.04) while trying to compile and install version 0.7.4. Currently, version 0.7.3 from the Ubuntu repositories is not able to run on my box (something to do with missing SDL or something like that), although it used to before I became so bold.
Later, I tried to install 0.7.4 from the repository indicated in this thread. Synaptic reported the following errors:
E: /var/cache/apt/archives/kdenlive-data_0.7.4-0ubuntu3~ppa1_all.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/kde4/config.kcfg/kdenlivesettings.kcfg', which is also in package build
E: /var/cache/apt/archives/kdenlive_0.7.4-0ubuntu3~ppa1_i386.deb: trying to overwrite `/usr/share/applications/kde4/kdenlive.desktop', which is also in package build
Any help?
Thank you
Piotr Leszczyński
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 15:38
Jaunty - its ok but only dv codec works.
Other codecs are gone.
What should I do?
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 17:41
Piotr, I had the same problem. Try removing the kdenlive directory in .kde/share/apps and the kdenliverc in .kde/share/config. That helped here.
If not, you could try to purge all packages that have to do with kdenlive and mlt and then reinstall.
Piotr Leszczyński
Wed, 06/17/2009 - 21:30
It did not help at all.
Thu, 06/18/2009 - 09:39
kdenlive 0.7.4 krashed if i try open project from 0.7.3
kdenlive(6699) TrackView::parseDocument: /////////// TOTAL PROJECT DURATION: 3711
[Thread 0x7f78fe24e950 (LWP 6710) exited]
[Thread 0x7f78fda4d950 (LWP 6711) exited]
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
[Switching to Thread 0x7f791d754750 (LWP 6699)]
0x00007f791d357b90 in ?? () from /usr/lib/libmlt.so.1
Thu, 06/18/2009 - 18:51
@Piotr: Did the additional codecs work before you added the repo for 0.7.4?
If yes, try
sudo apt-get purge kdenlive melt
Followed by
sudo apt-get --purge autoremove (
Then reinstall kdenlive and melt.
Before you run the reinstalled kdenlive, you might have to remove the configuration files for kdenlive in your /home (see above), but it might work without that step.
Fri, 06/19/2009 - 12:36
Who would be so nice to maintain this page:
Mon, 06/22/2009 - 16:00
Dear Buntuking,
You now have an editor role.
Can you maintain the Ubuntu page with sufficient information.
We have several bugs due to Ubuntu users running Kdenlive 0.7.3 and not 0.7.4.
So it would be nice to switch to unofficial repositories, provided that you mantain and release packages on time.
Kind regards,
Tue, 06/23/2009 - 17:41
I installed Kdenlive from the "Dominik Stadler"-repositories, but somehow there are still problems.
Whenever I start Kdenlive, I get the issue, that the "melt program required for rendering" can't be found...
Tue, 06/23/2009 - 23:24
@Puzzlenoise: Read the instructions ;)
sudo apt-get install melt && sudo apt-get install kdenlive
And don't feel ashamed, I did it wrong the first time, too. I realized that it was in the instructions only while I was typing a reply to this very thread, which was meant to express my surprise why melt wasn't it the packages dependencies or mentioned anywhere. Well...
Tue, 06/23/2009 - 23:34
Puzzlenoise, did you already do what buntuking told two post above your message? That worked for me.
I guess Theora rendering bug is not yet fixed in this release? At least all I got out from my Theora experiments was coffee break with hd's singing on the background.
Piotr Leszczyński
Wed, 06/24/2009 - 04:04
Yes all codecs worked in 7,3 in Intrepid.
I uninstalled Kdenlive in Intrepid
- upgraded to Jaunty
- installed Kdenlive from this repository
Im not experienced enough Linux user to do what you recommended not so I will wait for 7,5 of get some help from rel life friends.
if nit the bugs Kdenlive is the best I started to use it to teach my mother video editing :)
Wed, 06/24/2009 - 13:23
Do not despair. My warnings regarding autoremove were for the case that you spent hours and hours hacking the configuration files of some server or the like. And it isn't even necessary, it's only the quick 'n' dirty way of what buntuking wrote in his updated install instructions on 2009-06-20 (see above).
Try his steps first, you can still give in after that. Or you could ask for further help here ;)
Kdenlive deserves to be liked. Everyone I pointed to it went "wow". And when VDPAU accelerated decoding comes along, this will change to "wow, wow, wow!", I'm sure.
Fri, 06/26/2009 - 16:02
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 18:10
more bleeding edge packages on my ppa : deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/sunab/ppa/ubuntu jaunty main
- Kdenlive 0.7.4 svn in revision 3711
- MLT 0.4.3 git
In the MLT package frei0r-plugins are enabled by default.
With the Kdenlive package the unstripped versions of ffmpeg libs are installed in one shot.(providing the widest range of codecs)
edit : MLT 0.4.4 released, package updated on my ppa
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 08:11
Upgraded to 0.7.4 --Everything went smoothly. Later, updates were made available via "Update Manager." After installing additional upgrades Kdenlive does not launch any longer.
Resulting error:
kdenlive(5235) MainWindow::parseProfiles: RESULTING MLT PATH: "/usr/share/mlt/profiles/"
KCrash: Application 'kdenlive' crashing...
I've deleted the "kdeninit4__0" as a trial/error and re-installed. No changes.
I'm not clear on what the other posts are offering on sollutions, or if they're even related. I tried removing kdenlive and melt. Autoremoved afterwards and just now attempted a fresh install w/ the sunab's repos.
Error persists.
I'm using Kubuntu 9.04
Thank you
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 18:08
i have the same problem .. updates via synaptic results in a 'crash
kdenlive(4257) MainWindow::parseProfiles: RESULTING MLT PATH: "/usr/share/mlt/profiles/"
KCrash: Application 'kdenlive' crashing...
i tried to install the debug infos to get more details
The first sentence is german (i'm running a german kubuntu), which says (more or less) "A correct backtracing is not possible. May be your system-data is not generated for backtracingm or the stack frame for the application was damaged while the application crashed"
Eine korrekte Rückverfolgung ist nicht möglich.
Wahrscheinlich sind die Dateien Ihres Systems in einer Weise erstellt worden, die eine solche Rückverfolgung (Backtrace) nicht erlaubt. Oder der so genannte "Stack Frame" für das Programm wurde durch den Absturz unbrauchbar gemacht.
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread 0x7f4bda193750 (LWP 4343)]
0x00007f4bd5e19cf0 in nanosleep () from /lib/libc.so.6
[Current thread is 0 (process 4343)]
Thread 1 (Thread 0x7f4bda193750 (LWP 4343)):
#0 0x00007f4bd5e19cf0 in nanosleep () from /lib/libc.so.6
#1 0x00007f4bd5e19b47 in sleep () from /lib/libc.so.6
#2 0x00007f4bd9574b1f in ?? () from /usr/lib/libkdeui.so.5
#3 0x00007f4bd957542a in KCrash::defaultCrashHandler () from /usr/lib/libkdeui.so.5
#5 0x00007f4bc33ad83d in ?? () from /lib/libselinux.so.1
#6 0x00007f4bc33a02ff in ?? () from /lib/libselinux.so.1
#7 0x0000000001e363e8 in ?? ()
#8 0x0000000000000000 in ?? ()
#0 0x00007f4bd5e19cf0 in nanosleep () from /lib/libc.so.6
ANY help?
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 18:42
hi hasp,
what is your arch? x86 or amd 64 ?
have you used dominik stadler packages before using my ppa ?
edit : to hasp have you tried to delete .kde/share/config/kdenliverc (in your home folder) after the update ?
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 18:40
I guess nevermind..
MLT & libmlt1 updates appeared in my "Update Manager" I'm assuming as of today. Regardless, Kdenlive seemingly works again.
--Hasp, I've set my Adept Software Sources to "Unsupported updates" & "Check for updates: Daily"
I hope that helps.
If anyone is curious | AMD 64 | initially Dominik Stadler | currently Sunab's
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 18:52
ok pseudyo,
I update my packages very often, daily if I have time ...
to hasp : can you confirm the problem is over with last update ? (3 hours ago)
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 19:18
i will recheck in an hour ...
Wed, 07/01/2009 - 20:32
@sunab arch is 64 ... and yes I used Dominik Stadler packages ... and yes i tried to delete .kde/share/config/kdenliverc
@all seems my fault, sorry: I updated from Dominik Stadler and not from sunab, i changed from Dominik to Sunab, and since KDENLIVE is starting again ....
Thanks a lot ...


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Thai Fish Cakes
Categories: Entertaining, Finger Foods, Party Snacks, Quick to fix
Type: Appetizers and Snacks
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These Thai fish cakes are packed with flavor and so simple to make.
Prep Time: 15M
Cooking Time: 15M
Serves: Serves 4
- 10oz (300g) peeled and deveined cooked shrimps, coarsely chopped
- 3 garlic cloves, peeled but left whole
- small handful of fresh cilantro
- 2 fresh red Thai or other hot chile peppers, seeded
- generous splash of Asian fish sauce, such as nam pla
- generous splash of soy sauce
- small handful of fresh basil leaves
- juice of 2 limes
- 1 large egg, lightly beaten
- 3-4 tbsp vegetable or sunflower oil
- salt and freshly ground black pepper
- sweet chili sauce (to serve)
- wild arugula leaves (to serve)
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- Combine the shrimps, garlic, cilantro, chiles, fish sauce, soy sauce, basil, and lime juice in a food processor, and process into a coarse paste. Add the egg and plenty of salt and pepper, and process again.
- Heat a little oil in a frying pan over medium-high heat. Scoop 1 tbsp of the mixture, then carefully slide it into the pan and flatten slightly; it should be about 3/4in (2cm) thick. Repeat until all the mixture has been used. Cook for a minute or two on each side until golden. You may need to cook in batches, adding more oil as needed. Drain the fish cakes on a plate lined with paper towels.
- Serve hot with a drizzle of sweet chili sauce and some arugula leaves.
- Use Thai basil, which has a spicy, delicate flavor, instead of regular basil, if you can find it. It also has a sweeter taste than regular basil.
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How much is known about the Weyl character formula for quantum groups? More specifically, has the formula been generalized to the general setting of deformed coordinate algebras $\mathbb{C}[G_q]$ of semi-simple Lie groups and their associated flag varieties? I am most interested in the non-root of unity case.
The question still feels a bit vague to me, but this started to get too long to be a comment. There are a number of issues:
There's the question of the definition of $\mathbb C[G_q]$, and say an analogue of the Peter-Weyl theorem, and there is also the issue of doing this at a root of unity case, or better studying things integrally. For this say, a recent paper of Lusztig gives a definition of a quantum coordinate ring for any (finite type) root datum, which specializes to the Kostant-Chevalley form.
Andersen-Polo-Wen and others have studied studied quantum induction functors which correspond to taking global sections on the classical flag variety, and these might be what you want (Ryom-Hansen also proved a version of Kempf vanishing in this context for example). This was also more recently taken up by Kumar and Littelmann in the context of studying Frobenius splitting. Finally there's the issue of understand quantum flag varieties as noncommutative spaces as in the previous comment, for which along with the Lunts-Rosenberg paper, there is also more recent work of Backelin and Kremnizer.


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I (we, my wife and I) must be doing something right. Not just an offer to help with the daily chores, but a polite one. I guess I should appreciate it while it lasts… I dare say as he gets older both the offer of assistance and the politeness will dry up.
One week shy of 3 years old, and my little one is shaping up just fine.
- He helps with the dishes
- He wants to cook… One of his favorite things is rolling out the roti.
- He's toilet trained, past the bribery stage, and wants to do it all himself.
- He not just wants to go to bed, but virtually insists on doing it all himself… Even wants to "read" the book to himself.
What more can a proud Dad ask for.
- Grinding mobs?
- Farming ore and herbs?
- Doing the AH grind?
Maybe I'm asking a bit much.
After all, the dishes are done like a WSG PuG. Duties are handed out…
You rinse honey.
No Daddy I want the bubbles!
Progress is similar to WSG too.
Time to move onto the next dish honey.
No Daddy! I need to wash this dish 100 more times.
(mid-field honor farming anyone?)
Still, there is some hope. I was reading on WoW.com about getting 3 year olds to play. Maybe now is the right time to introduce him to all those bits of WoW I feel tiresome.
Maybe he can hang out in a starting area and challenge people to duels.
PS: Text message just recieved from my wife:
At Odin's insistence, I have sewed him a tiny apron with a pink banana, blue and purple carrots and green potato- so he can now help dad do the dishes. Sigh. Motherhood.
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