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WEIRTON - Helping to kick off Black History Month, the Weirton Area Museum and Cultural Center hosted a discussion on African-American archeology in West Virginia Saturday.
The presentation, which accompanied the unveiling of a new museum exhibit on the history of Dunbar High School, was led by Heather Cline, lead curator of the Grave Creek Mound Archeological Complex.
Cline explained while most may not think about slavery taking place in West Virginia, it did exist and more evidence is being found across the Mountain State.
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ARCHEOLOGY TALK — Heather Cline, lead curator of the Grave Creek Mound Archeological Complex, was at the Weirton Area Museum and Cultural Center Saturday to discuss African-American archeology in West Virginia. The presentation was part of a program that also included the unveiling of a new exhibit on the history of Dunbar High School. - Craig Howell
She discussed several significant sites found in the last 30 years, including several in the Eastern Panhandle and in the Charleston and Huntington regions.
"They are there, they're important and should be recorded," Cline said, explaining most of the known sites were excavated because of commercial and residential development in the area.
Cline explained at its height - around 1850 - there were approximately 20,000 slaves in what would become West Virginia, with many rented out for work in salt mines and other industrial settings.
"The Eastern Panhandle and Kanawha River Valley actually had some of the highest populations," Cline said.
Cline said unlike pre-historical archeology, the study of African-American archeology offers written documentation of where and how people lived. This helps when studying a particular site, she said.
"You can look at the historical record and compare it to the archeological record," Cline said.
Cline discussed several sites in Berkeley, Greenbrier, Kanawha and Cabell counties as part of the presentation, including Arbuckle's Fort, the Jenkins Plantation, Willow Bluff and the Cumbo Yard Industrial Park.
She noted some of the items that have been found at these sites, such as buttons, ceramics, folk items and charms such as coins inscribed with an 'X," which Cline said may have been derived from older African spiritual beliefs.
Cline also noted from 1990-91, Shepherd College performed a survey of African-American cemeteries, locating 90 possible cemeteries and related sites in West Virginia.


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BROOKSIDE - Brookside and other Belmont County residents beware: Buying meat from the back of a pickup truck could be hazardous to your health if the seller isn't licensed.
A few months ago, Ohio County residents were calling their health department to complain about men driving around neighborhoods trying to peddle meat. Now the same is occurring in Belmont County. During the past month - most recently last Sunday - such a meat truck was spotted in Brookside.
Rob Sproul, deputy health commissioner with the Belmont County Health Department, said if a seller has a license from either the U.S. Department of Agriculture or his or her health department and has been inspected, then they legally can sell the frozen meat. However, if they do not, it's ''buyer beware.''
Sproul noted the health department has received ''sporadic'' reports of meat dealers in various locations across the county.
He said illegal dealers often work on weekends and after regular business hours to avoid health department sanitarians.
''They are not working from a central commissary. They could be working from anywhere. They come from all different directions. They are familiar with the limitations of the law. They know to keep one step ahead of us,'' Sproul said of meat dealers who may violate the law. ''If you're buying meat from the back of a truck, you don't know what you're getting.''
Sanitarian Deanna Dulesky said in Belmont County reputable meat sellers receive a mobile retail food establishment license. This is the same type of license given to ice cream trucks.
Dulesky said she wanted to encourage people to call the health department with any questions about a dealer in their neighborhood. Much like a driver's license, their food license can be looked up to see if it is valid, Dulesky said.
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Soon the late night haunt will be serving huge, gooey, and cheesy slices again.
The restaurant's been out of commission for more than a year-and-a-half.
South Street's number one joint for slices is reopening next month.
In spite of a bum ventilation system, the perpetually closing restaurant came back to life.
The landmark sandwich shop has been closed since Hurricane Sandy blew through town in October.
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Brown's new menu plays up Philly's favorite foods.
After a decade of serving tacos and burritos next door to Geno's the pioneering taqueria has moved to a new location.
The restaurant is back in action after a brief interruption of regularly scheduled service.
Once again, we'll have our Indian pizzas.
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The opening follows a ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Pavilion in Franklin Square.
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So far I know some chords, and a handful of ways to strum. But I was wondering what is the best way to learn finger-picking on a guitar?
Also, would you recommend using your guitar pick?
So far I know some chords, and a handful of ways to strum. But I was wondering what is the best way to learn finger-picking on a guitar?
Also, would you recommend using your guitar pick?
There are various styles of finger picking - some discussed here: Is there a proper finger picking style
How to learn will depend on each style, but learning strength and control of each individual finger is going to be essential.
Using your pick is not a recommendation as such - it is suitable for some things and not for others...it sounds different (sharper attack than the fingertip) and doesn't have quite the range of use (you can't use a pick in the same way you can use 4 fingers and a thumb)
Best bet is to think about what kinds of music you want to play - rock music is generally played with a pick (although there are numerous famous exceptions - eg Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits) whereas Flamenco and Classical guitar are played with the fingers.
I tend to play rock, metal and slide guitar with a pick, and flamenco, classical and 12 string with my fingers. But not always - see what you enjoy.
Using your fingers, or using a plectrum, is a personal choice, and also depends on the piece you're playing. Try both, and see how you get on.
I spurned the plectrum for many years, but have recently found that bi-directional plectrum picking is the best way to play fast patterns on a single string. Example: the bottom guitar riff from 'The Killing Floor'
For finger-picking patterns, a good place to start is the patterns used by folk musicians. Google, or look in books, and practice some.
It's useful when learning to fingerpick, to establish which of the bass strings is the root note of each chord. It allows you to play conventional sounding accompaniments, and is a generally useful thing to know as your playing advances.
Interestingly, both "Blackbird" and "Dust in the Wind" were written as exercises in first-fingerpicking songs. See, Paul McCartney hadn't really been taught the guitar and always used a flat pick when he played one. But he decided he'd write a song that sounded like a fugue that would make him finger-pick it. He points out that his nails make a kind of scratchy sound instead of a clean pick with the index and middle fingers. Source: Sir Paul himself. In concert.
For "Dust in the Wind", Kerry Livgren wrote this while playing his acoustic guitar exercises -- evidently the music came first, then the lyrics. He was just trying a different style. (From "Guitar Player Magazine".)
More typical fingerpicking styles are found in anything by Paul Simon or James Taylor. Jeff Beck, and of course as mentioned before Mark Knopfler are insane finger-pickers on electric guitars.
I couldn't agree more with the recommendation to find a song you love. Really, who cares whether you do it "right" just so long as you like what you hear?
The best way I found to learn finger-picking is to learn a song you love. "Blackbird" by the Beatles and "Dust in the Wind" by Kansas are great examples. Even some John Mayer if you're inclined, or Iron & Wine--anything so long as you like it. In that way, you'll find yourself practicing a song because you want to, not because you have to. A guitar pick isn't really necessary--you're using your fingers after all.
You can find hundreds, if not thousands of songs like that below.
I've recently made the transition from being a strummer to a fingerpicker. This is how I started:
Ultimately, you're trying to divorce your left hand from your right, so that they can achieve some kind of independence. This is always going to be difficult, but best of luck!
I have decided not to use a pick when playing. I'm a big Mark Knopfler fan and usually play a lot of stuff in his style.
When I was learning, I didn't really follow any particular style, since I taught myself mostly. I generally use my thumb and first 2 fingers, however a lot of times you'll see lessons where you use the thumb for the lower 3 strings (we refer to strings in tone rather than position, so these are the thick E, A, and D strings) while index finger plays G, middle, B, and ring finger plays E.
Also, some people grow longer fingernails to pluck the strings with, I like to keep mine nice and short and use my fingertips. This gives me more of a connected feel to the guitar. It's easier for me to determine how hard I'm going to pluck or strum the string.
Finally, don't forget, you don't always have to strum down or just with your finger tips. Often I will strum down (direction this time - to confuse matters) with the fingers curled over and use my fingernails then strum up the tips of my fingers. I'll often play 2 strings, one with the middle finger, the other with both thumb and index finger to get a bit of extra punch.
With all that said, there's so many different ways you can accomplish finger picking, go online to Youtube and search for "basic fingerpicking" where you'll find a whole array of examples. Work at your own pace, and pick the style which is both comfortable and sounds good to you.


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Gorontalo expresses itself as a "Culture City", as seen from the variety of traditional dances, music, and legends that it has. From colonial heritage buildings and fortresses to beach resorts with modern facilities, Gorontalo city is a veritable treasure chest of sights and experiences to be had.
The city of Gorontalo, capital of the province of Gorontalo, is nestled in the calm waters of the northern shoreline of the Tomini Bay, on the southern fringe of Sulawesi's protective northern arm. Here the weather is balmy and equatorial, the landscape punctuated by chains of mountains.
Being the main gateway to the diving mecca of the Togean Islands and only a 1 hour flight from Manado, Gorontalo is easily reached and often passed through. However, stop to have a look around and you may be surprised by what Gorontalo has to offer, along with its unique diving environment.
Life here is quiet and simple, like a clean and friendly, rural country town. Tourists are virtually unknown within the town, so you can experience the cultural, daily workings of a Sulawesi town.
There are many small islands around the north and the south of the province, 67 of which have been identified and named. In 1525, with Portuguese assistance, three small rock fortresses were built overlooking the waters of Lake Limboto. Still in place today, the Fort Otonaha complex has commanding views.
The people of Gorontalo achieved independence from Dutch rule in 1942. The fight was against colonialism was led by guerrilla, freedom fighter and nationall hero Nani Wartabone, who forced out the occupying Japanese during World War II. Since the city escaped Allied bombings during the war, a number of Dutch-colonial era buildings are still intact. Although many are in poor condition, Gorontalo City still has that distinctive colonial appearance.
After Indonesia proclaimed its independence in 1945, Gorontalo became part of the province of North Sulawesi, but in the year 2000 Gorontalo a separate province.
The province is divided into five districts and one city. These are Boalemo, Bone Bolango, Gorontalo, Pohuwato, and North Gorontalo, and Gorontalo City, which is also the province's capital city.
Listed are several popular accommodation options. Hotel MelatiVisitors will find the Hotel Melati comfortable enough and with more English spoken than in most other hotels in Gorontalo. Address:Jl. Gajah Mada No. 33.Phone: (+62) 435 822934.E-mail: email@example.com. Hotel YuliaNewly renovated Hotel Yulia has air-conditioning, cable TV and hot water. Rates are a good value.Address: Jl. Ahmad Yani No. 26IndonesiaPhone: 0435–828395, 828397Fax: 0435 - 823063
Quality Hotel GorontaloNext door is a much more luxurious option, Quality Hotel Gorontalo, where some staff speak English. It is located just 45 minutes from the Djalaludin Airport and within walking distance to all city's shops, malls, restaurant, night life district, public facilities, banking center and government center. There is also a great view of Gorontalo from this hotel.Address:Jl. A. Yani No. 25Kota Gorontalo 96115IndonesiaPhone: (0435) 822222Fax: 821111 The Oasis HotelAlthough nestled in the heart of Gorontalo City, Gorontalo Oasis Hotel is a world away. At its center is a grove of giant sago palms surrounding a pool of natural spring water. Light breezes from the mountains rustle the bamboo. Fragrant flowers perfume the night air. Rooms come with a single queen or two twin beds, air conditioning, hot water shower, international cable television, mini bar, and underwater photo print. The fastest Internet connection in Gorontalo is available throughout the Oasis. Miguel's Diving also has its office here. Address:
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Visitors to Gorontalo no longer need to travel overland. Regular flights now connect Gorontalo with the outside world. Daily flights are available from Jakarta via Makassar ( to Gorontalo with Lion Air and Sriwijaya Airlines. Recently Garuda Indonesia has also opened daily flights to Gorontalo from Jakarta, Denpasar (Bali), Surabaya and Makassar. Jalaludin Airport is the primary airport of Gorontalo City and is located about 20 minutes from downtown Gorontalo.
From Manado, Wings Air now has daily flights to Gorontalo, leaving every evening. Tickets can be bought online at this website: www.lionair.co.id.
If you prefer to travel overland, that option is also availale and private transport can be arranged in Manado with a driving time of about 9 hours by private transport. Alternatively, you could go by bus, and there are several bus lines available. The bus trip from Manado to Gorontalo takes about 10 hours. Fajar Indah is a recommended company. Roads are mostly in good condition, with a few small dirt and rock sections under repair.
By sea there are passenger ships such as the KM. Tilongkabila and a ferry ship directly from the Gorontalo port.


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The Buds are pretty certain as to why, exactly, the month of July is practically synonymous with the term "redneck" - at least here locally....
And $10 for that sandwich and coleslaw plus and add't $2 for onion rings is too pricey for the valley. I can go to dozen local spots where i currently live in a larger city and not pay that much
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Having moved from The Valley to an area that specializes in pit beef sandwiches that is waaaay too much bread for those sandwiches. Too much bread for a sandwich like that fills you up too fast. A light simple potato roll would suffice just fine. And the roll in the one picture is also burnt - no need to toast them. If the meat is that tasty and tender there is no need to go fancy with the bread. Keep it simple. The meat does look tasty and I would like to try it next time I am back home
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Medullary cystic kidney disease 1
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polyuria (excessive production or passage of urine) and low urinary osmolality (decreased concentration) in the first morning urine. Later, symptoms of renal insufficiency typically progress to include anemia, metabolic acidosis and uremia. End stage renal disease (ESRD) eventually follows. There are 2 types of MCKD, which are both inherited in an autosomal dominant manner but are caused by mutations in different genes. MCKD 1 is caused by mutations in the MCKD1 gene (which has not yet been identified) and MCKD 2 is caused by mutations in the UMOD gene. The 2 types also differ by MCKD 1 being associated with ESRD at an average age of 62 years, while MCKD 2 is associated with ESRD around 32 years and is more likely to be associated with hyperuricemia and gout. Treatment for MCKD may include correction of water and electrolyte imbalances, and dialysis followed by renal transplantation for end-stage renal failure.[1]Medullary cystic kidney disease (MCKD) is a chronic, progressive kidney disease characterized by the presence of small renal cysts that eventually lead to end stage renal failure. Symptoms typically appear at an average age of 28 years and may include
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Adrian Peterson isn't finished with the 2012 NFL season yet, but he's already looking forward to 2016. The playoff-bound Minnesota Vikings running back told Yahoo he wants to take down Usain Bolt at the next Summer Olympics.
This season, the seemingly invincible Peterson rushed for 2,097 yards after tearing two knee ligaments late in the 2011 season. But by 2016, Peterson will be 31 years old and presumably have endured the grind of nine NFL seasons.
As a high school junior, Peterson ran the 100 meters in a solid 10.33 seconds. Several years of dedicated football training later, he recorded a 4.38 second 40-yard dash at the 2007 NFL combine, a time that roughly converts to about 11.98 seconds for 100 meters. Had he run that time in this year's Olympic final, he would have finished more than two full seconds behind Bolt, and just barely ahead of former world record-holder Asafa Powell, who limped to an eighth place finish in 11.99 seconds after suffering a groin injury. To find an Olympiad where Peterson's time would have earned him the gold, you'd have to go back to 1896, where Thomas Burke broke the tape in 12 seconds flat.
Peterson mentioned that he would focus on longer sprints, such as the 200 or 400 meters, where he would have a better chance. But to make the U.S. track squad in 2016, Peterson would also have to lose some of his NFL-added bulk. Peterson ran for two 82-yard touchdowns this season, most recently against the Rams in Week 15, in which he juked past several defenders to reach the end zone in 10.6 seconds, slowed by his high-stepping from the 5-yard line. But Peterson's long runs still put him behind Titans running back Chris Johnson, who similarly shares a stated wish to trump Bolt—Johnson had three touchdowns of 80-plus yards this season, and his 4.24 40-yard dash time in 2008 remains the fastest recorded at the NFL combine.
Still, Peterson is a longshot to even qualify. Neither of Peterson's best sprints on record would earn him an Olympic spot—male sprinters typically must achieve a standard of at least 10.18 seconds to be eligible.
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Dr. Kristín Jónína Taylor is an Icelandic-American pianist who has been enthusiastically received for her performances of Nordic piano works, including the North American premiere of Jón Nordal's Piano Concerto in 2003 and programs by invitation in Washington D.C. for the Ambassador of Iceland and President Vigdís Finnbogadóttir. She has performed widely in the U.S. as well as in Iceland, France, the Czech Republic, Belgium, Sweden, Austria, and Serbia.
As a foreign student in Iceland when she was 16, Kristín studied piano with Halldór Haraldsson. At the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music, her mentors were Joanne Baker and Richard Cass. In June of 2006, Kristín received the Doctorate of Musical Arts in Piano Performance at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music where she studied with Eugene and Elizabeth Pridonoff. She has also studied in Europe with Diane Andersen, Daniel Blumenthal, Jacques Lagarde, Perfecto Garcia Chornet, Vit Gregor, and Einar-Steen Nokleberg.
Dr. Taylor was the Grand Prize Winner of the Naftzger Young Artist Competition and a national finalist in the Music Teacher's National Association Young Chang Collegiate Competition. In 2003 she was invited to give a performance at the Classical Hall of Fame in Cincinnati, Ohio. She was a soloist with several orchestras that gave a performance of an all-Schumann program at the internationally prestigious Reykjavík Arts Festival.
Kristín was the recipient of a Fulbright grant to Iceland in 2004-2005 to conduct research for her doctoral thesis on Jón Nordal 's Piano Concerto. She received another Fulbright Scholar grant award to Iceland for the Fall of 2010 to research the music of Þorkell Sigurbjörnsson. In addition, her debut CD recording The Well-Tempered Pianist: The solo piano works of Thorkell Sigurbjörnsson was released by the Iceland Music Information Centre in November 2010. Her second album, which is self-titled, was released by Pólarfónía Records in March 2011. Her third album, Thorkell Sigurbjörnsson: Short Stories for Flute and Piano, will be released by Smekkleysa Records in September 2013.
Dr. Taylor is an Associate Professor of Piano and Keyboard Area Coordinator at Waldorf College. She is also the coordinator for the Waldorf Community Artist Series and faculty advisor to the Zeta Lambda Chapter of Mu Phi Epsilon Professional Music Fraternity.
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founded, maintained, and popularized by jeef on efnet. #theshortbus
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The l33test channel in the world of IRC. EFnet - #theshortbus. Home of that lovable cool guy SkiLLz, that flamer eXistenZi, that cabbage Manyiu, and the rest of the isonooz homies.
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When you suck the filling out of a twinkie and put the cake on your penis. Then you proceed to smack her in the face and stick it in her ear.
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Afterwords the future is important to me. My end goal is not to be a flash programmer as amazing as it is, but to conquer a few very big game ideas as well as making little games (flash or not). Things that would not be satisfying if done with as3 and/or flash. It has to be 3D, and if programmed well, run smoothly.
At the current moment what are my options? It seems C, C++, and C# are all great for getting into the thick of the low level stuff. As well as the option of prebuilt engines like Epic's Unreal and XNA studios that let you dive into coding.
I also would like to know what my future options are. Lets say I make a few hit games within the next 4 years. After that time span will learning to use something like XNA be pointless? It seems like there would be nextgen consoles by then. Are the C languages the best route?
And possibly more importantly, If I wanted to collab with a team, or join a large game company what language would they greatly appreciate me knowing that I could also use in the here and now to make small 3D projects? I really want to qualify in the game industry in the future. The next languages I learn could bring that to light or cause another few years of learning before I can be accepted into the ranks.
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I know Spanish often avoids the passive voice by using the active instead or 'se' to change the subject of the sentence, but when do Spanish speakers use the 'pure' passive with `fue/fueron [past-participle]? When it the passive voice appropriate to use in Spanish? How can I tell when a sentence would be best translated by using the passive voice? When do native speakers use it?
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Generally, native speakers prefer the use of reflexive passive voice (voz pasiva refleja) over the normal passive voice. The reflexive passive voice, which is pretty common, is really a "disguise" for the normal passive voice. Its usage is quite similar to the active voice, but adds the pronoun
As you can see in the examples above (which were taken from here), the three sentences have the same meaning, but the reflexive passive voice omits
So, you can imagine that passive voice is used when the agent of the verb is important and must be present in the sentence, but not as important to be the subject in the sentence. The passive voice is more common in formal contexts, especially in written texts, but not in common speech.
You can also find a more detailed analysis of the reflexive passive voice here.
The most likely answer is never. In castillian, passive voice is rarely used except in articles for the media or some other not-casual language.


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This is pure laziness, but I'm looking to create a custom terminal command to extract tarballs - ie "targz" then a filename would extract a tar.gz tarball, and "tarbz2"... Well, guess. I followed the instructions for creating custom commands found here, and while I'm sure that worked great for that asker (who wanted a command to start a couple of things for him, which required no additional arguments or anything), it's not working for me. The "targz" file in my ~/bin reads as follows:
tar -xzvf
What wizardry. So I type
targz putty-0.62.tar.gz
in the terminal, and it gives me:
tar: option requires an argument -- 'f'
Any way to make this work so I can just type "targz" then the target filename into the terminal and have it be extracted? Or, for extra sloth points, type something like "untar" then a target filename, then have it be extracted whether it's .gz or .bz2?


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I have enough music that it's not practical for me to move hard drives around. I've attempted to use Rhythmbox as my server but the amount of time it takes to download the library contents hits some sort of timeout over a tethered 3G connection.
I'm thinking that there's some web-based interface that I could run at home and use that to stream my music. Does that exist? Does it allow for searching in the catalog? Bonus points if it scrobbles automatically and allows editing of id3 tags.


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1971 Plymouth Hemi Cuda Clone - Hemi Cuda, Part IIIWritten by on December 1, 1999 Contributors: Wes Allison
After more than a year of waiting, and waiting some more, it's done. This no-holds-barred, build-a-brand-new '71 HemiCuda clone is out on the street, drawing crowds at cruise nights and blasting down the dragstrip.
So, what has been done with the car since it was let loose from Ultimate Rides? Well, exactly what's described above, as a matter of fact.
As soon as the car arrived in California, we snuck it up to Los Angeles County Raceway, where even in an out-of-tune state (it had a mongo-serious bog we didn't have time to cure) it made a few respectable passes down the track. After many chances to drool over the paint and bodywork, Hemi mill, new Year One interior, and generally flawless car-crafting efforts, we headed out to a few local cruise nights to test the car's wow factor. The tune-up when it came to blowing the troops away at a local gathering was in top form, as the car was the center of attention in the cruise-in parking lot.
Now that we've got your attention, here's a final look at this awesome street machine that was outlined last month and in the Jan. '98 issue of CC. While not an original HemiCuda, it's still a real one as evident by its 510-horse Elephant that makes it just as cool as any Hemi E-body built by the factory before it--if not more so.
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With deadlines looming and no time for involved tuning work, the Hemi clone still ran pretty well at the strip. After wilting in LACR's stifling 104-degree heat, we skedaddled with a corrected timeslip that read 12.94 at 108.1 mph. An ultra-nasty bog meant 60-foot times were well over 2 seconds, and a few hours of tune-up time would've easily shaved a half-second off our best effort. So would a nice cool evening.All '66-'71 426 Street Hemis came factory-equipped with a pair of Carter AFBs, but this one uses a single Holley 850 on a Mopar Performance dual-plane intake. Extensive flogging on Dick Landy's engine dyno resulted in 510hp at 5,900 rpm and 505 lb-ft of torque at 4,100.N filter element. Also, since the Wedge-type motor-mount ears on the new Mopar Performance block offset the engine to the passenger side more than stock, the Shaker base had to be offset to fit properly in the hood.The trunk is clean and simple and home to an Optima dry-cell battery housed in a Moroso battery box.Center Line and BFGoodrich are the wheels and tires of choice for the Hemi clone. The popular Radial T/As are now available in 16-inch sizes--so the Mopar uses P225/50R16s in front and P255/50R16s at the back. The Fluted Billet Star wheels have 41/2-inch backspacing and are 16x7s in front and 16x8s at the rear.


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ANTILL, Robert C., 73, of Steubenville, died Friday, December 7, 2012, at Trinity West.
He was born October 6, 1939, in Steubenville, the son of the late William and Edith Kerr Antill.
Robert is also preceded in death by his brothers, James Antill and William Antill and sister Deborah Burchfield.
Robert was a retired U.S. Postal Service letter carrier and served his country in the U.S. Navy.
Surviving are his wife: Nanci McGinnis Antill, whom he married November 10, 1987; one son, Timothy (Marlana) Featner of Steubenville; one daughter, Maggie (Anthony) Yanulaitis of Copley,OH; two brothers, Charles "Dick" (Cookie) Antill of Stratton and John Antill of Toronto.
Robert was a Methodist by faith and was a member of the National Association of Letter Carriers.
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In Uganda, no one can hear you scream…..at your computer while waiting for a file to download or a video to buffer. Fortunately, there are number of reasons these frustrations may soon be a constraint of the past.
On Saturday I spent the afternoon with Thibaud Weick, CCO, and Mark Pritchard, Head of Sales & Marketing of Smile Communications (U) Ltd. Smile is one of few organizations bringing super-fast internet connectivity to Africa's urban centers and rural areas. There are a number of things that Smile is doing very different to other mobile operators in the region that make them a company to watch in the coming years.
Their LTE technology is new to the continent, having only been deployed in two other African countries to date. Thus, their launch in Uganda earlier this year puts the country on the bleeding edge of innovation when it comes consumer accessible mobile telecom solutions. Because LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology works over long distances, Smile is keen to service rural African markets as well, not just the densely populated urban markets.
The Smile Communication Uganda headquarters in the Bukoto area is an unassuming campus, located just around the corner from the local Nakumatt grocery store. It's easy to forget you're visiting a telecom company, that is, until you enter their data center.
One of the advantages Smile has over their competitors is that their infrastructure is new, optimized for LTE from end-to-end. This is vastly different from the incumbents in the market who, more often than not, have to maintain legacy GSM equipment in addition to any new systems they wish to deploy. This makes deploying new technologies like LTE much more cumbersome and expensive for them, one of the many reasons innovation with local telecom infrastructure may appear to have stagnated.
At Smile, their data center is compact, small enough to fit in a mid-sized bedroom. If the team there ever wants to expand, and realistically only utilizes about a third of the room it's contained in, so there is plenty of room for expansion.
The Smile team performed a test on my behalf downloading 35 gigs of the RACHEL courseware repository. Download speeds peaked at 17mbps by averaged at closer to 4mbps. The team assures me that this was during peak hours (2pm on a Saturday) and that during non-peak hours the speeds increase dramatically (for instance, at night).
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Post your ballet video collection
Posted 07 January 2010 - 12:53 PM
Just post which ballet DVD's you have and if possible where you got them. This can also help other members find a DVD they've been trying to find (obeying of course the rule of no trading in here). You can also post if you have any homemade videos or recordings of performances broadcast on TV, etc.
Here's mine:
La Bayadére, Royal Ballet, Mukhamedov Asylmuratova and Bussell TDK (Amazon)
The Sleeping Beauty, Royal Ballet, Cojocaru Bonelli Nuñez Opus Arte (Amazon)
Cinderella, Royal Ballet, Fonteyn Somes (Producer's Showcase) VAI (Amazon)
Romeo and Juliet, Bolshoi Ballet, Ulanova Zhidanov Kultur (Amazon)
Raymonda, Kirov Ballet, Kolpakova Berezhnoi VAI (Amazon)
Paul Czinner's The Bolshoi Ballet, Ulanova Struchkova Fadeyechev VAI (Amazon)
Swan Lake, The Bolshoi Ballet, Plisetskaya Fadeyechev VAI (!957) (Amazon)
The Sleeping Beauty, The Royal Ballet, Fonteyn Somes (Producer's Showcase) VAI (Amazon)
The Little Humpbacked Horse, The Bolshoi Ballet, Plisetskaya Vasiliev Kultur (Amazon)
Giselle, The Royal Ballet, Cojocaru Kobborg Opus Arte (Amazon)
Stars of the Russian Ballet, Ulanova Plisetskaya Kultur (Amazon)
Romeo and Juliet, La Scala Ballet, Ferri Corella Euro Arts (Amazon)
Swan Lake, The Royal Ballet, Makarova Dowell Kultur (Amazon)
Romeo and Juliet, The Royal Ballet, Fonteyn Nureyev Kultur (Amazon)
An Evening with the Royal Ballet, Fonteyn Nureyev Kultur (Amazon)
Don Quixote, The Bolshoi Ballet, Pavlova Gordeev VAI (Local store)
Sylvia, The Royal Ballet, Busell Bolle Opus Arte (Local Store)
Giselle, ABT, Fracci Bruhn Deutsche Grammophon (Amazon)
The Sleeping Beauty, Kirov Ballet, Kolpakova Berezhnoi Kultur (Amazon)
Giselle, La Scala Ballet, Ferri Murru Image Entertainment (Amazon)
La Fille Mal Gardée, The Royal Ballet, Collier Coleman Kultur (Local Store)
The Stone Flower, Bolshoi Ballet, Semenyaka Semizorova (Got this as a gift from the Met Opera Shop)
Return of the Firebird, Liepa Ananiashvili Decca (Local Store)
Giselle, Bolshoi Ballet, Bessmertnova Lavrovsky Kultur (Amazon)
Cinderella, Bolshoi Ballet, Komleva (Amazon)
Swan Lake, Bolshoi Ballet, Bessmertnova Bogatyrev Kultur (Amazon)
I have now finally been able to acquire an NTSC version of Bessmertnova's Giselle.
Posted 08 January 2010 - 06:18 AM
Posted 08 January 2010 - 07:33 AM
I noticed Amazon is your most common source. Did you use the banner ad at the top of these pages? I hope so, because I think BT derives a third of its operating funds from clicking that ad.
Edited by Jack Reed, 08 January 2010 - 08:14 AM.
Posted 08 January 2010 - 08:21 AM
Posted 11 January 2010 - 07:11 PM
Other than Nureyev's, I have:
La Bayadere - Hilaire and Guerin
Firestone Theater compilation
Der Fledermaus - with Cragun and Panov - my tape from PBS in 1989
Baryshnikov Dances Balachine, with the ABT - my tape from PBS
What a pity PBS rarely airs ballet - well, in Boston anyway.
Posted 25 January 2010 - 12:21 AM
The Australian Ballet Favourites Australian Ballet
Le Corsaire American Ballet Theater
Don Quixote American Ballet Theatre
Giselle American Ballet Theatre
Ballet American Ballet Theatre
American Ballet Theatre at the Met - Mixed Bill American Ballet Theatre
Baryshnikov - Live at Wolf Trap American Ballet Theatre
Nutcracker, The American Ballet Theatre
Dream, The American Ballet Theatre
Baryshnikov Dances Sinatra American Ballet Theatre
ABT in Class American Ballet Theatre
One Moment in My Life Nina Ananiashvili
Nina Ananiashvili and the International All-Stars of Dance, Vol. 1 Nina Ananiashvili and others
Nina Ananiashvili and the International All-Stars of Dance, Vol. 2 Nina Ananiashvili and others
Don Quixote Tchaikovsky Perm Ballet
Carmen Ballet National de Marseille
Romeo and Juliet Bolshoi Ballet
Anna Karenina Bolshoi Ballet
Carmen Suite Bolshoi Ballet
Don Quixote Bolshoi Ballet
Glory Of The Bolshoi: Bolshoi, The Bolshoi Ballet
Little Humpbacked Horse, The Bolshoi Ballet
Pharaohs Daughter, The Bolshoi Ballet
Romeo & Juliet Bolshoi Ballet
Swan Lake Bolshoi Ballet
Swan Lake (1976) Bolshoi Ballet
The Nutcracker Bolshoi Ballet
Bolshoi Ballet Between Fame and Drill (Documentary) Bolshoi Ballet School
Swan Lake Bolshoi Ballet
Pique Dame Bolshoi Ballet
Anyuta Bolshoi Ballet
Stars Of The Russian Ballet Bolshoi Ballet/Kirov Ballet
Grand Gala Bolshoi Ballet/Mariinsky Ballet
Prima Ballerina/Zakharova and Lopatkina Bolshoi Ballet/Mariinsky Ballet
Raise the Red Lantern Central Ballet of China
Beijing International Ballet Invitational Tournament 2006
World's Young Ballet Moscow International Competition
Collection Etoiles pour lexemple no.1 Maïa - Katia et Volodia (Documentary)
Collection Etoiles pour lexemple no.2 Yvette Chauviré pour l'exemple (Documentary)
Collection Etoiles pour lexemple no.3 Markova, la légende (Documentary)
Collection Etoiles pour lexemple no.4 Violette et Mr.B / Comme les oiseaux (Documentary)
Dancer, The (Documentary)
Ballets Russes (Documentary) Ballets Russes
Dancing for Mr B: Six Balanchine Ballerinas
Margot (Documentary)
Ma Soeur LEtoile Paris Opera Ballet
Backstage at the Kirov Kirov Ballet
Three By Duato Compania Nacional De Danza
Take Ballet Class in Russia
The Video Dictionary of Classical Ballet
Evidentia Sylvie Guillem
Sylvie Guillem (Documentary 1) Sylvie Guillem
Sylvie Guillem (Documentary 2) Sylvie Guillem
Sylvie Guillem au travail Sylvie Guillem
Marguerite et Armand Sylvie Guillem, Nicolas Le Riche
Sacred Monsters Sylvie Guillem, Akram Khan
On the Edge Sylvie Guillem
Sleeping Beauty, The Het Nationale Ballet
Hans Van Manen Festival Het Nationale Ballet and guests
Great Mass, The Leipzig Ballet Opera
Galatea Leningrad Conservatory of Music Ballet and Theatre
Ballerina Mariinsky Ballet
Ulyana Lopatkina Mariinsky Ballet
Diana Vishneva Mariinsky Ballet
Svetlana Zakharova Mariinsky Ballet
Yulia Makhalina Mariinsky Ballet
Variation lesson with Diana Vishneva Mariinsky Ballet
Variation lesson with Ulyana Lopatkina Mariinsky Ballet
Variation lesson with Somova & Tereshkina Mariinsky Ballet
Variation lesson with Obraztsova & Novikova Mariinsky Ballet
Don Quixote Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet
Swan Lake Kirov/Mariinsky Ballet
Grand Pas in the White Night Kirov Ballet, Ballet of the XXth Century
Giselle Kirov Ballet
Kirov Classics Kirov Ballet
Sleeping Beauty, The Kirov Ballet
Cinderella Kirov Ballet
Egyptian Nights Kirov Ballet
Esmeralda Kirov Ballet
Firebird Kirov Ballet
Konek-Gogbounok Kirov Ballet
La Sylphide Kirov Ballet
Mad Day, The Kirov Ballet
Old Tango, The Kirov Ballet
Petrushka Kirov Ballet
Tales by Hoffman Kirov Ballet
Sleeping Beauty, The Kirov Ballet and Vaganova Ballet Academy
Kirov Ballet Classic Ballet Night Mariinsky Ballet
The Kirov Celebrates Nijinsky Mariinsky Ballet
Don Quixote Mariinsky Ballet
Stravinsky and the Ballets Russes: The Firebird/Le Sacre du Printemps Mariinsky Ballet
A Crazy Day & Pages of the Russian Ballet Mariinsky Ballet
Magic Fairy Tales Mariinsky Ballet
Essential Ballet Mariinsky Ballet
New Years Eve in Saint Petersburg Mariinsky Theatre
Nutcracker, The Mariinsky Ballet
Black And White Nederlands Dans Theater
Jiri Kylian's - Sinfonietta / Symphony In D / Stamping Ground Nederlands Dans Theater
Kaguyahime The Moon Princess Nederlands Dans Theater
LHistoire du Soldat Nederlands Dans Theater
Nederlands Dans Theater Celebrates Jiri Kylian Nederlands Dans Theater
Bringing Balanchine Back New York City Ballet
New York City Ballet Workout 1 & 2 New York City Ballet
Maya Plisetskaya (Documentary) Maya Plisetskaya
Plisetskaya Dances (Documentary)
Maya Plisetskaya Diva of Dance (Documentary) Maya Plisetskaya
Gala in celebration of Maya Plisetskayas 60th birthday
Masterclass Maya Plisetskaya
Midsummer Nights Dream, A Pacific Northwest Ballet
Agnes Letestu Regards sur une etoile Paris Opera Ballet
Comme un reve (Documetary on Mathieu Ganio etc)
Etoiles: Dancers Of The Paris Opera Ballet (Documentary) Paris Opera Ballet
Les Enfants de la Danse (Part 1) (Documentary) Paris Opera Ballet
Les Enfants de la Danse (Part 2) (Documentary) Paris Opera Ballet
Les tout petits rats de lopera Paris Opera Ballet School
Appartment Paris Opera Ballet
Cinderella Paris Opera Ballet
Clavigo Paris Opera Ballet
Coppelia Paris Opera Ballet School
Don Quichotte Paris Opera Ballet
Giselle Paris Opera Ballet
Ivan the Terrible Paris Opera Ballet
Jewels Paris Opera Ballet
La Bayadère Paris Opera Ballet
La Sylphide Paris Opera Ballet
Le Jeune Homme et la Mort & Carmen Paris Opera Ballet
Notre-Dame de Paris Paris Opera Ballet
Paquita Paris Opera Ballet
Picasso and Dance Paris Opera Ballet
Preljocaj Le Songe de Médée & MC 14/22 'Ceci est mon corps' Paris Opera Ballet
Raymonda Paris Opera Ballet
Romeo and Juliet Paris Opera Ballet
Seven Ballets Paris Opera Ballet
Signes Paris Opera Ballet
Sleeping Beauty, The Paris Opera Ballet
Soloist Ballets of the Opera de Paris Paris Opera Ballet
Sylvia Paris Opera Ballet
Cinderella Paris Opera Ballet
Giselle Paris Opera Ballet
La Dame aux camelias Paris Opera Ballet
Orpheus und Eurydike Paris Opera Ballet
Le Parc Paris Opera Ballet
Coppélia Royal Ballet
Firebird and Les Noces Royal Ballet
Giselle Royal Ballet
La Bayadère Royal Ballet
Manon Royal Ballet
Mayerling Royal Ballet
Nutcracker Royal Ballet
Peter and the Wolf
Still Life at the Penguin Cafe Royal Ballet School
Royal Ballet
Sleeping Beauty Royal Ballet
Sylvia Royal Ballet
Tales of Beatrix Potter Royal Ballet
Tales of Beatrix Potter Royal Ballet
Two Ballerinas at the Royal Ballet Royal Ballet
Swan Lake Royal Ballet
Snow White Royal Ballet
Romeo and Juliet Royal Ballet
Swan Lake Royal Swedish Ballet
Giselle La Scala Ballet
Swan Lake La Scala Ballet
Romeo and Juliet Teatro Alla Scala
Tchaikovsky Gala Teatro Alla Scala
Giselle Teatro Alla Scala
A Midsummer Night's Dream Teatro Alla Scala
Giselle Tokyo Ballet (with Vishneva and Malakhov as guest stars)
Les Ballets Trockadero Vol. 1 Les Ballets Trockadero
Les Ballets Trockadero Vol. 2 Les Ballets Trockadero
Go Go Trocks Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo
Children of Theatre Street, The (Documentary) Kirov Ballet School (Vaganova Ballet Academy)
Vaganova Ballet Classes Classical Dance Method Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Classes Character Dance Class Vagnova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Classes Pas de Deux Class Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Vishneva (Documentary) Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Angel Concert (Part 1) Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Angel Concert (Part 2) Vaganova Ballet Academy
Beginners Class (Age 10-12) Vagnova Ballet Academy
Class (Age 12-14) (Part 2-II) Vagnova Ballet Academy
Class (Age 12-14) (Part 2-III) Vagnova Ballet Academy
Year One Class Vagnova Ballet Academy
Enchainements Vagnova Ballet Academy
Master Class 3 Pas de Deux Vagnova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Elementary classes Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Intermediate classes Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Advanced classes Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Ballet Academy Boys classes Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Junior Variations Series 1 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Junior Variations Series 2 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 1 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 2 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 3 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 4 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 5 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 6 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Vaganova Variations Series 7 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Fairy of Dolls, The Vaganova Ballet Academy
Pointe lessons Vaganova Ballet Academy
Nutcracker, The Vaganova Ballet Academy
Pas de deux lesson 1 Vaganova Ballet Academy
Angels from Petersburg Vaganova Ballet Academy
Swan Lake Vienna State Opera Ballet
Cinderella Zurich Ballet
Cello Suites Zurich Ballet
Posted 25 January 2010 - 03:43 AM
Where did you obtain copies of all the Mariinsky contructions? Sleeping Beauty, etc? Would love to get them somehow!
Posted 25 January 2010 - 08:01 AM
We have a strict "no trading" policy on Ballet Talk, and that includes references that might encourage requests, solicited or otherwise. Please do not list any videos that were not at least commercially available at one time and might be available on eBay.
Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:04 PM
Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:15 PM
only commercially available ones are allowed to be listed
Hence I'm sure many of the lists here-(mine included)-would be incomplete.
Posted 25 January 2010 - 07:55 PM
It's interesting to have several versions of the same ballet, Swan Lake, Sleeping Beauty, Nutcracker, Giselle, La Bayadère, Don Q, for example. One problem watching the same tape over and over is it makes me want to see the dancers in person!
Posted 29 January 2012 - 01:10 PM
I'm a composr and had posted this ballet-oriented video on You Tube back in March, 2011. It features one of my compositions, "The Music Box", and to my great pleasure, I've learned that quite a few dancers are using it for various ballet purposes, even requesting the sheet music.
I appreciate your time and I sincerely hope you enjoy it. I plan to post another similar video soon, which will feature a new song I wrote that I feel would work well as a ballet composition.
Posted 30 January 2012 - 09:47 AM
Which shop in NY?
. I purchased them from Amazon, Kulture, and the old Ballet Shop, in New York.
Posted 30 January 2012 - 11:01 AM
Posted 30 January 2012 - 11:01 AM
I thought I'd start a thread just for fun and for helping purposes about ballet videos.
..... You can also post if you have any homemade videos or recordings of performances broadcast on TV, etc.
Hi. May I suggest running searches for "ballet" on the various-language Amazon.com sites? That may be a more efficient way of achieving your goal of obtaining a long list of 'what's out there, legally, on DVD."
Puppytreats, "The Ballet Shop" was a tiny gem of a bookshop on Broadway that closed at least 12 yrs ago. They also had a wall of dance-related VHS videos for sale and even some pricey autographed mementos...e.g., photos and ballet shoes once belonging to Baryshnikov, Makarova, Nureyev, etc. The guys who ran the sales desk (Tobi and Joe) were also huge dance fans and served-up some of the best ballet gossip in town. It was on B'wy, just south of Lincoln Center (same block as the Empire Hotel).
Edited to add:
Link to the 2009 obit of Norman Crider, who was the owner of The Ballet Shop, which closed in 1996. I had always heard rumors about the "unofficial ballet tapes catalogue" of treasures for "research' (ahum...not to say "for sale")...but only VIPs like Nureyev had 'access' to it, as cited in this obit. I'm not sure what became of Tobi Liebovitz, Crider's associate, who had moved to Indianapolis with Crider. Tobi was 'the master of the videos.'
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I am developing one site which has chat feature in Rails. I am using Ubuntu 12.04 LTS. I need to check that the site is IE9 because the chat feature using socket io of HTML5. I want to know that how to install IE9 in Ubuntu. I have looked at Chrome and Firefox extensions but if any standalone is available then please give me suggestion.
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Is this for personal/normal use or for testing website development?
If it's for normal browsing, you can get winetricks. Then run
And it should install a barebones, just-functioning version of IE. It won't be the full thing though. You may find that running IE in VMWare Player or VirtualBox with their seamless integration may be a better choice.
If this is for testing web development, have a look at browsershots.org which can test the website for you in different browsers and versions.
The best option is to run IE from the VirtualBox. Some time ago Microsoft created some files to run IE 7, 8 and 9 for free from VirtualBox(no Windows license needed). Give it a try.
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You can install Internet Explorer, but as far as I know only versions 8 and below.
Here's how. I use PlayOnLinux, because it makes using WINE so much easier. If you don't have PlayOnLinux, install it from the Ubuntu Software Centre (if you want the latest version, go to the PlayOnLinux download page, click on "Ubuntu", and follow the instructions).
Now, you will have an Internet Explorer icon on your desktop and another within the PlayOnLinux window. You can double-click either of these to start IE8.
Note that the display will not precisely match that on Windows for several reasons, but at least it will give you IE8 on Ubuntu!
As of today (Sep 30, 2010 and Wine 1.3.3), IE 8 does not work in Wine. It will install and load, but it won't connect or render a page and the window will have a lot of visible glitches.
If it ever does work in the future, you will need to use the Wine1.3 packages from the Wine PPA.
To Install it, the simplest method is to use winetricks. If you've added the PPA and installed wine you should already have the winetricks package -- simply type winetricks ie8 to do the install.
If you're using different versions of Internet Explorer for web development, I highly recommend creating separate wineprefixes for each one. See my blog post: http://yokozar.org/blog/archives/236
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Then choose from any or all of these Internet Explorer versions:
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Here you can see me running Internet Explorer 8 within my Ubuntu machine:
Microsoft have now released Virtualbox images that you can download directly from them:
I can't believe nobody has posted this yet - but what about Browserling? They provide a virtual machine that you can access online with both IE9 and IE10 (if you upgrade to a paid account, you can use IE7 and IE8 too).
BTW, you can bypass installing all the browsers of the world and test your webpage by using a tool like Browser Shots.
(I'm not answering your question, but just thought I'd mention since by looking at your comments it seems this is why you want to install IE on Ubuntu)
For the best result, you should try to install IE 9 in VMware (unless you need any 3D acceleration--that will fail).
However you can try first to change the user agent with an addon on Firefox to it be recognized as IE 9, just to check if it loads and such.
You could try one of the following. The first one works pretty well.
I don't think there's a good solution to this.
You could try CrossOver Office or IEs4Linux, which uses Wine, but I doubt the result will be very good.
Alternatively you could install Windows on a virtual machine such as VirtualBox and do your testings with real IE.
Here's the easiest solution:
Haven't tried this but sounds interesting.
I find that wine is severely limited in testing IE and is only half a solution anyway, since you don't know if a proper IE installation in Windows will render differently (I found firefox to render differently in Ubuntu and Win XP).
And because IE is so integrated into Windows (I believe MS thinks of this as a strength even thou it's the equivalent of tight coupling - which is bad design), the single IE pack that allows you to run multiple IE's doesn't work that well either (just broken functionality).
So what I did was create 4 virtual boxes (only need to be about 1 gig each), with IE6 - IE9 on them, with a full installation for each. This has proven fairly reliable in terms of faifulness to rendering. You can, of course, also install firefox and chrome on one of them (to confirm that the site looks great in those on Windows too). It does stress the machine a bit if I run more than 2 at a ti
which this refers to https://github.com/xdissent/ievms
which downloads and configures free virtual machine images from microsoft.com to run in VirtualBox.
I tried winetricks, ies4linux, playonlinux and other wine IE installers. The resulting IE was never useful to me. – I need it to run ActiveX controls for online payment/banking in China (absolutely no way around it), and this actually works!! Speed is surprising usable on my Atom Netbook.
This is soo easy to do.
Do winetricks ie7 or ie8 or ie6, whatever you'd like. The installation will automatically run, whatsoever you will get a error that the installation can't detect the system architecture. Fix it by doing
in terminal and change the ie to the number you are doing, and then do
It should work now
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Some of my friends pour cold water on pasta after boiling it other don't. What do the professionals do? If they pour cold water on the pasta after the boil, what do they want to accomplish with doing it?
I would strongly suggest not pouring cold or any other kind of water on pasta; it will rinse the delicious starches off its surface, which would otherwise help your sauce cling to it.
To counteract the negative consequences of overcooking due to remaining heat (which, as belisarius suggests in his answer, is the reason other stuff is often rinsed with cold water), just serve it immediately. You want to have the sauce (hot and) ready just before your pasta is, so you can drain the pasta, mix with the sauce, and put it on the table.
Pour cold water on boiled things when you want to stop the cooking process. Once you get "al dente" stage, the pasta will quickly get past that, so cooling it with cold water helps you manage the final state.
Be aware that the pasta will lose temp, that is going to be re-gained when you briskly sautee it afterward (with some salsa, hopefully).
PS: for vegetables, quickly immersing them in ice-cold water after boiling helps to retain the bright color (although I don't know why).
Your pour cold water over pasta if you don't want the noodles to stick together later. If you are making enough for the amount of servings -- that you will eat right away -- then it is ok not to. As Erik's answer pointed out, the sauce will stick better onto the noodles.
So you are cooking pasta in bulk and will refrigerate some of it for later consumption, it is better to dump cold water on it. Otherwise, you'll end up with a glob of pasta that you can't sort out later.
Even though you might want to rinse pasta that you plan to serve warm with a sauce later, to do so is never ideal. Rinsing in cold water then tossing with a bit of oil works adequately to keep the pasta from sticking if you need to serve the pasta long past the time that it is cooked, but even under those circumstances, consider tossing with the sauce in advance instead of rinsing.
If you're making a cold pasta salad, then rinsing with cold water might very well be your best, ideal choice. It depends upon the dressing, but that starch that makes the pasta stick so nicely to warm sauces can make cold salads unappealingly clumpy.
Alternatively, I use a little bit of oil to coat the noodles and then stir it up. This way I can prepare or finish off whatever I am doing before I sauce the noodles. This method is also ideal if you are making an intricate noodle dish like ramen (real ramen, not instant) or pho where ingredients are layered or designed in specific ways that can take some time. You then just pour the very hot soup base and the noodles will instantly loosen up. i also use this method if I made too much pho and we need to save it. Oiled noodles won't stick, will loosen in liquids and can be refrigerated.
Erik P. is absolutely right, rinsing pasta is a bad idea, and many Italians consider it heresy. Rinsing removes the residual cooking water, which contains considerable flavor, nutrition and texture. This water is often used in recipes as the primary base for sauces. Rinsing also lowers the temp of the pasta. This will stop cooking in the pasta, but you will have to add heat to bring it back up to temp, which will lead to further cooking. Really, pasta is pretty heat tolerant, and the cooking time for al dente pasta and overcooked pasta are not that close to each other. To prevent the pasta clumping, add salt and oil to the cooking water before the initial boil. If you are storing the cooked pasta sauceless, toss it with a little olive oil. This is how it is done in restaurants.


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