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I have been thinking about the 'aesthetic aspect of understanding' and found it surprising, when I noticed the role music had in the Bible. (I still scratch my head a bit and find it pleasurably surprising!)
For example in Samuel it seems music was accompanying words of prophecy:
"After that you will go to Gibeah of God, where there is a Philistine outpost. As you approach the town, you will meet a procession of prophets coming down from the high place with lyres, timbrels, pipes and harps being played before them, and they will be prophesying. (1 Samuel 10:5, NIV)
In Chronicles it seems as though music itself is a 'form or prophecy' [along with words of thanksgiving] in that one prophesied 'using the harp' and not just using words?
As for Jeduthun, from his sons: Gedaliah, Zeri, Jeshaiah, Shimei, Hashabiah and Mattithiah, six in all, under the supervision of their father Jeduthun, who prophesied, using the harp in thanking and praising the Lord. (1 Chronicles 25:3, NIV)
I am not supposing that these prophets were walking along like 'Hare Krishnas' at an international airport, but there is something here that seems to put experience on some level with understanding and prophecy.
Again in Ephesians and Colossians we have a similar musical experience of knowledge that goes beyond just responsive hymns and modern day worship services, as it was a form of 'communal teaching' and 'admonishing of one another' which seems improbable to be done with mere pre scripted texts and worship songs:
Let the message of Christ dwell among you richly as you teach and admonish one another with all wisdom through psalms, hymns, and songs from the Spirit, singing to God with gratitude in your hearts. (Colossians 3:16, NIV)
Even conservative Bible scholars commonly attribute this singing to something more than just a worship service using Hebrew Psalms or newly written Christian hymns. For example [brackets mine, bold mine]:
On the other hand ὕμνοις [hyms] would more appropriately designate those hymns of praise which were composed by the Christians themselves on distinctly Christian themes, being either set forms of words or spontaneous effusions of the moment. The third word ᾠδαῖς [songs] gathers up the other two, and extends the precept to all forms of song, with the limitation however that they must be πνευματικαί [spiritual]. (SAINT PAUL'S EPISTLE TO THE COLOSSIANS AND TO PHILEMON J. B. LIGHTFOOT, D.D., D.C.L., LL.D.)
In commenting on Ephesians 5:19 the notable linguist and biblical scholar Charles Hodge has the same sentiment about the Colossians reference [bold mine]:
Whether the passage refers to the responsive method of singing or not, which is somewhat doubtful from the parallel passage in Colossians (where Paul speaks of their teaching one another), it at least proves that singing was from the beginning a part of Christian worship, and that not only psalms but hymns also were employed.
Having established a potential 'aesthetic experience' involved in prophesy, teaching and admonishing, through biblical references and scholarly recognition by conservative academics, my question is restated: 'What is this musical knowledge' that the bible and these scholars are referring to?' 'How does music relate to the prophesy of God's mind and our subsequent understanding of it?'


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I would probably consider it a code smell or even an anti-pattern to have a class that implements 23 interfaces. If it is indeed an anti-pattern, what would you call it? Or is it simply just not following the Single responsibility principle?
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Royal Family: They don't do anything particularly crazy but they have a billion titles and are related to most other royals somehow.
I submit that this anti-pattern be named Jack of All Trades, or perhaps Too Many Hats.
The God Object comes to mind; a single object that knows how to do EVERYTHING. This comes from low adherence to the "cohesion" requirements of the two major design methodologies; if you have an object with 23 interfaces, you have an object that knows how to be 23 different things to its users, and those 23 different things are likely not along the lines of a single task or area of the system.
In SOLID, while the creator of this object has obviously tried to follow the Interface Segregation Principle, they have violated a prior rule; Single Responsibility Principle. There's a reason it's "SOLID"; S always comes first when thinking about design, and all the other rules follow.
In GRASP, the creator of such a class has neglected the "High Cohesion" rule; GRASP, unlike SOLID, teaches that an object doesn't HAVE to have a single responsibility, but at most it should have two or three very closely related responsibilities.
If I had to give it a name, I think I'd call it the Hydra:
Of particular relevance is the fact that it not only has many heads, but keeps growing more and more of them and is impossible to kill because of it. That's been my experience with these kinds of designs; developers just keep jamming more and more interfaces into it until it has too many to fit on the screen, and by then it's become so deeply entrenched in the program's design and assumptions that splitting it up is a hopeless prospect (if you try, you actually often end up needing more interfaces to bridge the gap).
One early sign of impending doom due to a "Hydra" is frequent casting of one interface to another, without much sanity checking, and often to a target that makes no sense, as in:
It's obvious when taken out of context that there's something fishy about this code, but the likelihood of this happening goes up with the more "heads" an object grows, because developers intuitively know that they're always dealing with the same creature.
Good luck ever doing any maintenance on an object that implements 23 interfaces. The chances of you not causing collateral damage in the process are slim to none.
23 is Just a number! In most likely scenario, it is high enough to alarm. However, if we ask, what is the highest number of methods/interfaces before it can get a tag to be called as an "anti-pattern"? Is it 5 or 10 or 25? You realize that number is really not an answer because if 10 is good, 11 can also be - and then any integer after that.
The real question is about complexity. And we should point out that lengthy code, number of methods or large size of the class by any measures is actually NOT the definition of complexity. Yes, a larger and bigger the code (larger number of methods) does make it difficult to read and grasp for a new beginner. It also handles potentially varied functionality, large number of exceptions, and quite evolved algorithms for various scenarios. This doesn't mean it is complex - it is only difficult to digest.
On the other hand, relatively small size code which one can hope to read out in a few hours in and out- can still be complex. Here is when I think the code is (unnecessarily) complex.
Every piece of wisdom of Object-oriented design can be put in here to define "complex" but I would restrict here to show when "so many methods" is an indication of complexity.
Probably there are many such situations you would see in a very evolved code and I am sure that many people can add scenarios, where "so many methods" just doesn't make sense or doesn't do what you would obviously think. This is the anti-pattern.
My personal experience is that when projects that starts reasonably bottom up, many things for which there should have been genuine classes on their own -remains buried or worse still remains split between different classes and coupling increases. Most often what would have deserved 10 classes, but has only 4, it is likely that many of them have multi-purpose confusing and large number of methods. Call it a GOD and DRAGON, this is what is BAD.
BUT you do come across VERY LARGE classes which are neatly consistent, they do have 30 methods - and are still very CLEAN. They can be good.
Classes should have exactly the right number of interfaces; no more, no less.
Saying "too many" would be impossible without looking at whether or not all of those interfaces serve a useful purpose in that class. Declaring that an object implements an interface means that you have to implement its methods if you expect the class to compile. (I presume the class you're looking at does.) If everything in the interface is implemented and those implementations do something relative to the innards of the class, it would be hard to say that implementation shouldn't be there. The only case I can think of where an interface meeting those criteria wouldn't belong there is external: when nobody uses it.
Some languages allow interfaces to be "subclassed" using a mechanism like Java's
Its sounds as thought they have a "getter"/"setter" pair for each property, as is normal for a typical "bean" and promoted all these methods to the interface. So how about calling it a "has bean". Or the more Rabelaisian "Flatulence" after the well known affects of too many beans.
The number of interfaces often grows when a generic object is used in different environments. In C# the variants of IComparable, IEqualityComparer and IComparer allow sorting in distinct setups, so you might end up implementing all of them, some of them maybe more than once since you can implement the generic strongly typed versions as well as the non-generic versions, additionally you can implement more than one of the generics.
Let's take an example scenario, let's say a webshop where you can buy credits with which you can buy something else (stock photo sites often use this scheme). You might have a class "Valuta" and a class "Credits" that inherit form the same base. Valuta has some nifty operator overloads and comparison routines that allow you to do calculations without worrying about the "Currency" property (adding pounds to dollars for example). Credits are allot simpler but have some other distinct behavior. Wanting to be able to compare these with each other, you could end up implementing IComparable as well as IComparable and the other variants of comparison interfaces on both (even though they use a common implementation whether it be in the base class or somewhere else).
When implementing serialization, ISerializable, IDeserializationCallback get implemented. Then implementing undo-redo stacks: IClonable is added. IsDirty functionality: IObservable, INotifyPropertyChanged. Allowing users to edit the values using strings: IConvertable... The list can go on and on...
In modern languages we see a different trend that helps separate these aspects and place them in their own classes, outside the core class. The outside class or aspect is then associated with the target class by using annotation (attributes). Often it is possible to make the outer aspect classes more or less generic.
The use of attributes (annotation) is subject to reflection. One drawback is minor (initial) performance loss. An (often emotional) drawback is that principles such as encapsulation need to be relaxed.
There are always other solutions, but for every nifty solution there is a tradeoff or a catch. For example, using an ORM solution might demand all properties to be declared virtual. Serialization solutions might demand default constructors on your classes. If you are utilizing dependency injection you might end up implementing 23 interfaces on a single class.
In my eyes, 23 interfaces does not have to be bad by definition. There might a well thought out scheme behind it, or some principle determination such as avoiding the use of reflection or extreme encapsulation beliefs.
Whenever switching a job, or having to build on an existing architecture. My advice is to first get fully acquainted, do not try to refactor everything too quickly. Listen to the original developer (if he's still there) and try to figure out the thoughts and ideas behind what you see. When asking questions, do so not for the sake of breaking it down, but to learn... Yes, everyone has their own golden hammers, but the more hammers you can collect the easier you will get along with fellow colleagues.
"Too many" is subjective: programming style? performance? conformance to standards? precedents? just plain sense-of-comfort/confidence?
So long as your code behaves right and presents no maintainability issues, 23 could even be the new norm. Someday I could then say, "You can do an excellent piece of work with 23 interfaces, see: Jonas Elfström".
I would say that the limit should be a smaller number than 23 - more like 5 or 7,
(So altogether, N + any number of inherited interfaces, where N <= 7.)
If your class implements too many interfaces, it is probably a god-class.


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*First of all, how in the world is it already August?? This summer is going to go down as one of the quickest summers of my life. Tomorrow we are going to the beach for one last time and then it is back to work for me! I AM getting excited about a new school year though. Did I tell you I got a job in a private Christian school teaching third grade? And the school just happens to be my church's school! I worked there about 15 years ago and now I am coming back. I am excited because:
1. I already know alot of the teachers there and some are my really good friends (not to mention the parents and students)!
2. I will be able to sleep an extra hour an a half this year! Y'all know how much I hated getting up at 5:00 in the morning. Oh my goodness, that was pure torture! This is going to be so wonderful.
3. My commute to school is only about 10 minutes. Yay! Less time and less gas!
4. I actually have an assistant this year! She was so sweet and had me over for coffee the other day and I am really looking forward to working with her.
5. I have some fun ideas and new things that I am looking forward to trying out. I get excited every year about tweaking things and trying out new ideas.
I saw this today on Pinterest and I really liked it. I think it will be hanging in my room somewhere!
*We rented The Lincoln Lawyer the other night because Ashley had recommended it. I would give it a "two-thumbs-up"! It was really good.
*We finally got some rain last night, thank goodness! Our grass is getting brown and crunchy since it has been so hot. Today I actually had to throw away some of the plants I had outside because even though I have been watering them, they were just too burned up.
And, just a report on the thundershirt we got Rocky....I would give it a C. It seems to calm him down somewhat, but if it is thundering outside, he still barks. I think he is a hopeless case. Sad.
*It is college dorm shopping time again. I took Laura shopping today and she got these cute pictures for her apartment at Pier 1. They are so her! :)
*The last I heard, it looks like we are going to avoid a major debt crisis. Hasn't this whole thing been crazy?? I don't even know what to say.
9 comments:
- Faith said...
Ashley told us about your new job and I am so excited for you! I know that will be a wonderful and welcome change. And, I'm so jealous about your extra hour of sleep ;-)
- August 1, 2011 at 5:52 PM
- dee said...
Congratulations on your job! We have been wanting to see Lincoln Lawyer.
- August 1, 2011 at 6:13 PM
- Deidre said...
Yay! I'm so excited to hear you are going to be working in a Christian school. How wonderful. My girls go to a private Christian school (and as you know I worked there for the past 2 years) and the atmosphere is just so different. I pray you are encouraged in every way!
- August 1, 2011 at 8:16 PM
- Jacquie said...
I've been wondering where you were going to end up teaching! So excited for you. It sounds wonderful.
Sorry to hear the thundershirt wasn't a miracle cure!!
- August 2, 2011 at 1:22 PM
- Meagan said...
How exciting about a new job!!! That is WODERFUL! :-) I'll have to try that movie too - Chris and I love a good movie, but sometimes it's hard to find one we haven't seen! :-)
- August 2, 2011 at 1:38 PM
- Doris Young said...
I hear you Betsy! I'm happy for you and your new job! I teach third grade in VA and love it. Went into school today to set up. We go back in two short weeks! Yikes. Come visit my blog when you get a chance. I'm posting class pics and ideas! Love reading your blog!
Doris at
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- Love Being A Nonny said...
So excited for you Betsy! That preschool has a great reputation with some great teachers. You NEED a year that is not quite so stressful....I marvel at how you do it all!
- August 5, 2011 at 6:32 AM
- Christal said...
Yeah for the new job that sounds so exciting and so much better eh! A nice change! Fun times eh! Can't believe how fast this summer is going back to school soon {though I'd be lying if I didn't say I'm quite ready for them to go back ha ha} I heard ya'll were in a heat wave for a long time! Crazy eh one way or the another weather! Well hope all is good! ttys
- August 11, 2011 at 1:39 PM
- Alex and Jill said...
I am so excited for you and your new job!!! I can't believe it's back-to-school time already. It does seem like some of my teacher friends just got out for the summer!
Praying you have a wonderful school year.
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Suppose $V/K$ is a smooth projective variety. Let $\mathrm{Ch}^{j}(V)_{0}$ be the group of codimension-$j$ homologically trivial $K$-rational cycles on $V$, modulo rational equivalence. A conjecture of Beilinson and Bloch predicts that the dimension of $\mathrm{Ch}^j(V)_{0} \otimes \mathbf{Q}$ as a $\mathbf{Q}$-vector space is given by the order of vanishing of the L-function $L(s,H^{2j-1}_{\mathrm{et}}(V \times_{K} \overline{K},\mathbf{Q}_{\ell}))$ at its central critical point. On the other hand, the Bloch-Kato conjecture predicts that this order of vanishing is equal to the dimension of the Bloch-Kato Selmer group $H^1_f(G_K,H^{2j-1}_{\mathrm{et}}(V\times_{K}\overline{K},\mathbf{Q}_{\ell})(j))$. So it seems reasonable to ask: is there a natural map
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I'm responsible for a charity donation site. We're about the change the site design, and we want to know the best way of detecting if the distribution of donations changes after the design. The problem is the data is quite clumpy, particularly around \$5, \$10, \$20, \$25 and \$50 values, with \$15 being relatively rare. There are nonetheless other real values, particularly between \$20 and \$100.
The consequence is that the stdev is three times the mean, so my first approach, a T-Test with some correction for the skew, doesn't seem feasible. If our re-design only has a moderate impact it's unlikely a T-test will be able to detect it with certainty.
Binning into \$5 bins and running a G-Test individually means I can make statements about individual categories, but I'm worried about drawing overall conclusions from such a series of measurements. I've read briefly about using Fisher's method for combining p-values but I'm not sure how to explain the result, particularly as a positive result could mean fewer \$10 donations but more \$15 donations.
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That works with some older
(Better do not set
There could be also a global configuration file. man-db has
But unfortunately that is taken in consideration only if neither
Simply pipe the output of
Another angle: Similar to Tony's answer.
You can also redirect man output into a file and view it with your favorite text editor or even add bookmarks, comments, etc. to it.
I have a copy of the bash man page as well as just the sections on bash flow control and bash test flags saved as text files in my bin directory so I can load them right into my text editor (kate) for reference while I'm writing bash scripts.
Try these commands to generate man output without a pager.
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My site has over 8k posts, some of which are outdated. To keep site maintainable and tidy, I want to delete all post with no traffic. Can this be done?
Is there any plugin for this purpose? Or any way?
Thanks in advance,
First, you need a list of all available URIs. You may use my plugin T5 All URIs for that. Just activate and go to your blog on
Then you need your log files, ideally one file with all requests from a long period (one year?). Run a
And then you can review the deletion candidates. Still a lot of work. But it is worth the time.
I did it this way. Opened Google analytics and Moved around 20 worthy posts manually to a new username, then delete all psots by admin, then moved worthy posts back.
But f you have hundreds of worthy posts, then we need plugin.. someone need to create. But it should works like a counter first to gather views statistics..
I seriously doubt there is a plugin out there that can do this for you. I did have a quick Google search, but you're going to have to manually do it or write your own plugin. Keep in mind a plugin of this calibre will need to store metrics of a post like views, with the ability to have different views for different days and then set an interval for the plugin to check for unpopular posts and then delete them.
I'm sure there would be a way you could create a plugin that uses Google Analytics data as well, but regardless of choice there would be a bit of work involved.
Just an idea... but you could store the number of views as meta data. I believe there are several plug-ins that do this (for instance WP-PostViews. Though I can't recommend it as I haven't used it.
You (or someone) could use a plug-in like that as a basis for your own. The only difference being that you run a WP-Cron job every X number of days/weeks/months and check which posts have had less than Y hits.
The hooked function that searches for posts with fewer than Y views and deletes them, and resets the counters for the rest of the posts.
That said, that would be a lot of database work.
I'd recommend searching for some of the questions we have on plug-in development and cron jobs.
In Google Analytics you can easily create a list of the 500 most popular posts by view for the past year and save this as a CSV file.
But by manipulating the URL you can get the list to be 5000, 10000 lines.
You can then match this is @Toschos T5 URI plugin and its probably a matter of just comparing the two lists.


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Will a kickstand fit on a 2011 Trek Utopia? I'm told the standard that bolts in near the front gear won't fit and I read that the one that mounts near the rear axle won't work with disc brakes.
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You should be able to get a standard kickstand on there unless there is some proprietary frame weld-on by Trek where the stand usually goes. Get a Greenfield kickstand with a plate that looks like this: http://harriscyclery.net/images/library/catalogs/soc/p350X350m/KI1005.jpg
I'll bet this can be made to fit. However, truth be told, a kickstand doesn't really belong on a mountain bike unless it's a bike from a department store like walmart, etc.


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Democrats Poised To Pick Up Seats In Final House Tally
Two weeks after Election Day, it appears the partisan makeup of the new House of Representatives will be 234 Republicans and 201 Democrats, although the outcome is not yet official in two states.
One result that did become clear on Tuesday: Republican Rep. Allen West, a Tea Party favorite, conceded to Democrat Patrick Murphy in Florida.
Unresolved races remain in Louisiana and North Carolina.
A new district map forced two Republican incumbents to run against each other in Louisiana. They will meet in a runoff on Dec. 8.
In North Carolina, Democratic incumbent Mike McIntyre appears to have won a ninth term in the district that includes counties around Cape Fear and Wilmington. But just 655 votes separate him from Republican challenger David Rouzer. That's within the 1 percent margin that permits a recount, and on Tuesday, Rouzer exercised his right to ask for one.
The recount begins Monday.
If McIntyre holds, the Democrats will have gained ground on the majority Republicans. Not enough to take control, as they would have hoped, but more than had seemed possible in the runup to Election Day.
"In the waning days of the campaign, there was some optimism on the part of Republicans [that] they could actually add to their majority," says David Wasserman, who analyzes the House of Representatives for the nonpartisan Cook Political Report. "What ended up happening was a mild success for Democrats. They ended up picking up a net gain of eight seats in the House and getting to 201 seats."
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Having found a seemingly excellent solution for loading images after a document's loaded here:
$.each(document.images, function(){
var this_image = this;
var src = $(this_image).attr('src') || '' ;
if(!src.length > 0){
//this_image.src = options.loading; // show loading
var lsrc = $(this_image).attr('lsrc') || '' ;
if(lsrc.length > 0){
var img = new Image();
img.src = lsrc;
$(img).load(function() {
this_image.src = this.src;
I immediately realized that template languages such as HAML will present a problem since there is no
src attribute to rename directly. I pondered on the possibility of using js to rename all src initially to
lsrc as the dom loaded up and then on document finish to rename them back to
src, but I'm just not sure what the cleanest method may be here.
The bottom line is that I would like to load up images after the html has initially loaded and before the other javascript scriptss load if at all possible.


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GENESEO, N.Y. – Brian Castner, who served as an explosive ordnance disposal officer in the U.S. Air Force from 1999-2007 and the author of the book The Long Walk, will share the intertwined story of two journeys: an outward struggle of surviving the urban combat of modern war to return home at all costs, and the inward journey to find the new person that emerges after undertaking such a task.
He will discuss his experience as part of SUNY Geneseo's All-College Hour Speaker Series on March 5 at 2:30 p.m. in Newton Hall Room 204. The event is free and open to the public.
Castner served three tours of duty in the Middle East, two of them as the commander of an explosive ordnance disposal unit in Iraq. He has disrupted roadside improvised explosive devices, investigated the aftermath of car bombs, and searched house-to-house to find bomb makers where they lived. After leaving the active military, he became a consultant and contractor, training Army and Marine Corps units prior to their tours in Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Long Walk, his first book, is not just about the battle itself. It is also a portrayal of the toll war exacts on the men and women who are fighting it.
His writing has appeared in a number of national and regional publications, including Wired, The New York Times, The Daily Beast, The Wall Street Journal, Newsweek, Foreign Policy, Publisher's Weekly, and Garry Trudeau's The Sandbox anthology. Brian lives outside of Buffalo, N.Y., with his wife and four sons.
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I have no sources to provide to this question. Rather I am asking simply. On what day was Avraham Avinu nifter? (pass away.) Do we know at all?
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1969 Road Runner Project, Part VIIIWritten by on September 1, 2000 Contributors: Jay Prosch-Jensen Drive Train Specialists Builds a Bulletproof Dana to Back-Up Our 700 lb/ft Wedge
At the 1999 Performance Racing Industry show held in Indianapolis, Indiana, we were on a mission. Having just recently observed the dyno results of the Indy Cylinder Head-built 542ci Wedge, we immediately recognized the need for a rearend assembly that would offer the strength needed to shelve our concerns for street reliability as well as occasional wheel-lifting launches.
Initially, we believed that a well-built 8¾ would easily meet our needs, but that was not the opinion of Jay Prosch-Jensen of Drive Train Specialists Custom Services division. Jay said, With the limited availability of seasoned 8¾ housings, we really would rather see you with a DTS Dana 60.
With the 542ci big-block already planned for back-up by a Herb McCandless-built A833 four-speed (4-Speed Clinic, page 36, Mopar Muscle, June 2000), the thought of yet another assembly of Hemi legend made sense for the Holley Project Roadrunner. But this would not be a rebuilt Dana 60. DTS Dana 60s are manufactured from 100 percent new components, said Prosch-Jensen. Starting with new Dana 60 castings, a print is drawn to determine the length and pinion offset of the housing. Then a pair of 3-inch I.D. axle tubes are cut and turned in the lathe for a press fit. The rearend is installed in a jig to assure proper alignment during the process of welding the axle tubes to the center section.
Additionally, Jay and the crew at DTS Custom Services are quite familiar with the Mopars. Full service includes welding of suspension mounts in the proper location for specific applications.
Because of the multi-use characteristics of the car, we wanted the driveability of Sure Grip with the drag race reliability of a locker. With that in mind, Jay recommended the use of an ARB air operated locking differential. The Australian-built Air Lockerwith a flip of a switchconverts from an open rearend to a spool. With the accompanying air compressor, you simply air up when you want to lock the differential.
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1. The DTS Dana 60 is constructed using only new components, at the center of which is an all new Dana 60 centersection. This rearend is a custom assembly and can be ordered in any width with any currently available ring and pinion ratio starting at 3.54 and up to 7.17:1.2. DTS, in addition to building custom rearend assemblies in both their Wayland and Warren, Michigan, locations, offers full-service installation as illustrated here.3. Axle tubes are custom length, 3-inch I.D. cut individually from DTS' tubing stock.4. In-house assembly helps DTS maintain tight tolerances and customer satisfaction. On the lathe, each centersection end of the axle tube is machined for a precise fit.5. Here are the components prior to welding the axle tubes to the centersection: the new Dana 60 center, axle tubes, spring perches, and one end flange for mounting the brake assembly. DTS can build your Dana 60 to accommodate factory or aftermarket brake systems, like our soon-to-be-installed system from Baer Racing on the Holley Roadrunner.6. In order to guarantee correct fitment of the differential, DTS uses this gauge fixture to measure pinion centerline.7. DTS used 35-spline axles for our assembly. Each axle carries a 10-year warranty against breakage for a full replacement.8. This detail photo of the installed ARB Air Locker shows how compressed air is delivered to the Air Locker. Aired up, the Air Locker operates in a "locked-up" mode (like a spool). When air is released with the switch, the unit operates as an open rearend.9. DTS' Dana 60 girdled cover offers extra strength, access for lubricant service, and better cooling as aluminum transfers heat far better than a steel cover. Billet aluminum caps assure alignment under the load of the Indy Cylinder Head-built 542ci engine, which in our testing produced over 700 lb/ft of torque at the flywheel.
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5 Real Criminals Betrayed by Their Own Big Mouths
As difficult as it can sometimes be to catch a criminal, it's even harder to get a conviction. Experts pore over crime scenes, specialists analyze forensic evidence in minute detail, and prosecutors have to convince juries of guilt. Understandably, all of this can take months, if not years. Unless, of course, the criminal forgets that crimes are generally frowned upon and enthusiastically volunteers everything you need to catch him.
#5. Man Pocket Dials 911 While Stealing Cars ... Four Times
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We've all heard those miraculous stories of a stupidly unlucky criminal who pocket dials 911. Here's the thing about pocket dialing, though: When it happens once, the number is already in your phone. When it's already in your phone, it's much easier for it to happen again. Yes, things are about to get mythically stupid.
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Seriously, like Koalemos-level shenanigans up in here.
Wesley Strom, a 40-year-old car thief, made an initial 911 call just a few seconds before he stole a car. He then stole the car and continued on with the next 44 minutes of his life with a 911 operator essentially sitting in his lap. Police, however, could not locate Strom. Apparently the movies have embellished a bit, and the cops need a full 45 minutes of quality phone time for a good trace.
Four days later, Strom made another 911 call from the same phone. This time Strom could clearly be heard telling his partner to stop freaking out and that nobody was even looking for them. Again, however, police could not locate the caller -- either because Strom was the world's most oblivious ninja or because the police in question just weren't really "into" being cops. Hey, sometimes you land hard in your fallback career.
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"In my home country, I was chief of surgery."
Later that night, a third call was received as Strom and Co. were discussing stealing some rims. This time police recovered a stolen vehicle, but no arrests were made.
Finally life got tired of just messing around with Strom, and he again called 911 from his home. The police then bravely showed the world that they can in fact catch criminals if they call 911 from their own living rooms (assuming they have also called three times previously to carefully document their crimes).
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#4. Man Steals Video Camera, Records Detailed (Accidental) Confession on It
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Houaka Yang from Milwaukee, Wisconsin, stole a video camera from the car of state Senate candidate Bill Feehan. The video camera was eventually returned to its owner, Chris Rochester, but there wasn't enough evidence for a conviction of Yang. Then, during another political event, Rochester whipped out his recovered camera. Going back to review his footage, Rochester made a startling discovery: Yang had used the camera to record himself. Steel yourselves, gentle readers, for this is the face of a criminal mastermind:
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"Now remember: This crime is just between you and me, stolen video camera!"
Not only did Yang use the stolen camera to record his own videos, but in one long clip, he even gives the viewer a tour of his house, states that the camera he's using was stolen, specifically makes mention of how it's OK that he is recording this incriminating video because the cops will never find out, and then gives his name and a nice shot of his face. He stops just shy of hogtying himself and wriggling into a jail cell. How do we know all of this? Rochester, the camera's owner, is a giving man. He did everyone a solid and uploaded the world's most thorough accidental confession to YouTube.
#3. Tennessee Men May Be Criminals, but They're Not Dishonest
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Two Tennessee men, Donald Martin West and Troy Davis, were visiting New York in March of 2010 when a New Jersey cop pulled them over for minor offenses -- a missing license plate and tinted windows. The officer asked 41-year-old West for his license and registration, as is the policeman's unfortunate catchphrase. West handed over the documents, along with his Tennessee gun permit, and said, "I got a gun on me." Now, the thing about Tennessee gun permits is that they are Tennessee gun permits. Tennessee, in this instance, is not being used an adjective to mean "bourbon soaked" -- it's region-specific. But hey, maybe West didn't realize that, or maybe he was trying to be a stand-up guy and own up to an accidental offense.
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Or maybe he just wanted the cop to touch it.
Before the cop could get back to his citation pad, however, West had a full-blown seizure of conscience: He also told the cop he had drugs, marijuana pipes, hollow-tip bullets, and handcuffs on him. Keep in mind that West was pulled over for a warning about excessively tinted windows, and at no point was his car about to be searched. It's like he genuinely didn't know that cops aren't huge fans of crime.
The officer, then most likely checking for hidden prank show cameras, asked the passenger, 23-year-old Davis, if he had anything to add. Davis informed him that he also had two blunts in the ashtray. If you're going to fuck yourself over, you may as well be thorough about it.
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In 2006, the United States government gave $23.53 billion in overseas development assistance. When did these programs start?
Once again Wikipedia to the rescue
The quote goes on to discuss US foreign aid from WWI onward. Certainly US foreign aid accelerated dramatically in tandem with US involvement in/engagement with the rest of the world during the World Wars.
However, the situation is not so simple as that would make it sound.
If you want a more detailed answer, you could use OMB's summary of Federal outlays by year, which doesn't seem to list much before 1940.


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23 Jan 2012 10:15 AM #12
I'm facing the same problem.
The following error is displayed on the console:
E/Web Console(3218): Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'app/controller/CheckIn.js', please verify that the file exists at file:///android_asset/www/touch/sencha-touch-all-debug-w-comments.js:7785
23 Jan 2012 10:26 AM #13
Android 4 is not supported in ST2 yet, however it will be before the GA release. This will probably cause issues when packaged inside PhoneGap.Sencha Inc.
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Sencha Touch 2 and Ext JS 4 Core Team Member, SASS/Theming Wizard.
23 Jan 2012 10:29 AM #14
it is working if i pack the app-all.js manually on Android 4. However, there are some display issues on Android 4 that will be hopefully fixed with the final version.
23 Jan 2012 10:33 AM #15
Okay. I'll move this to to the bug forum and take a look for you.Sencha Inc.
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Sencha Touch 2 and Ext JS 4 Core Team Member, SASS/Theming Wizard.
23 Jan 2012 1:50 PM #16
Thx for your quick reply. I'll hope you can identify the problem.
16 Feb 2012 4:02 PM #17
Same problem here with a Galaxy Tab running 3.2
with Sencha Touch 2 beta 3 packed inside PhoneGap 1.4.1
02-17 00:45:25.499: D/PhoneGapLog(6619): Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'app/model/NotificationInfos.js', please verify that the file exists
02-17 00:45:25.499: D/PhoneGapLog(6619): file:///android_asset/www/app/touch/sencha-touch-all-debug.js: Line 7930 : Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'app/model/NotificationInfos.js', please verify that the file exists
02-17 00:45:25.499: E/Web Console(6619): Uncaught Error: [Ext.Loader] Failed loading 'app/model/NotificationInfos.js', please verify that the file exists at file:///android_asset/www/app/touch/sencha-touch-all-debug.js:7930
18 Feb 2012 4:46 AM #18
I fix that by using sencha build tools to make one file containing all classes.
One thing is that the step of compressing and obfuscate is not working for me so I disable this step
with --nocompress option
Any ideas about thoses errors ?
sencha build --verbose -p app.jsb3 -d
Creating the "Application - Production" target as "app-all.js"
- 2 file(s) included in this target.
+ all-classes.js
+ app/app.js
* Parse app-all.js with options:
- debug: false
- debugLevel: 1
* Compress and obfuscate app-all.js...
[ERROR] 2284:68:illegal character
[ERROR] 2284:68yntax error
[ERROR] 2284:69:illegal character
[ERROR] 2284:91:missing ; before statement
[ERROR] 2651:68:illegal character
20 Feb 2012 8:13 PM #19
http://docs.sencha.com/touch/2-0/#!/guide/building here. So now, I have been able to use sencha-touch.js, all-classes.js and my standard app.js files without issue.
Sorry to trouble you all.
Unfortunately, after following your suggestion and running the Sencha Builder, my particular app still displays the same issues on Android 3.2 and Android 4.0.3. On 3.2 it cannot load /lib/touch/src/event/Dispatcher.js, /lib/touch/src/MessageBox.js, or /lib/touch/src/event/publisher/Dom.js. I am not experiencing any errors related to my custom classes, whether they are views, models, stores or controllers, but only with the primary SRC folder items.
The only work around I have found on this platform is to use the touch/builds/sencha-touch-all.js that comes with the ST2 download, and add all the class files for the models, views, stores and controllers in the <head> as a <script> element, as using the sencha-all.js then causes issues with the user defined class files, which is the same error when using the Sencha Builder to build the app-all.js file and using it in place of all the other files.
I have experimented with various Ext.requires and nothing has worked outside of using the sencha-all.js and including the class files.
On 3.2 it throws file not found/loaded error to make sure it exists and on 4.0.3 it throws chromium error: -6.
On android 2.2 and 2.3 it works flawlessly either way - using the builder and including only a single app-all.js or not using it and including the files - and it does not seem to matter if I use the sencha-touch-debug.js or the sencha-touch-all-debug.js file in the builds directory on 2.2/2.3 devices.
I should also note that I am packaging with PhoneGap 1.4.1. Using this, when the item was loaded onto a 2.2/2.3 device/VM it worked flawless. However, on 3.2 all of the ajax calls to the "local" /app/data/test.json file failed and ended with a blank screen. It should be further noted, that altering the ajax calls to place a call to the same exact file located on a public server (http://myserver.com/test.json) work without issue.
So it seems that the PhoneGap wrapper might be playing around with the way files may be loading once PhoneGap is included - as no matter what device was used, they could all display the app straight away via browser.
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21 Feb 2012 5:30 AM #20
I had similar problems with PhoneGap/Sencha Touch 2 on Android 2.2. My problem was that some of the Sencha files were too large for Android assets. I switched from sencha-touch-all-debug.js to sencha-touch-all.js, now it works as a charm.
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26 Feb 2012 10:21 AM #1
Help with Aptana Studio Compass / SASS Setup
When I run compass commands from the shell, it's not recognized. Is there a preliminary step (I assume there is)? Aptana snippets are in Ruby, so I already have Ruby installed.
Thanks in advance!
27 Feb 2012 10:19 AM #2
I had Ruby installed, but it was limited to Aptana configs. I installed Ruby via http://rubyinstaller.org/, restarted, and ran the following commands:
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- Features personalized illustrations that include the child's name and the names of his or her family members on the stockings across the mantel, Santa's list of who has been nice, and more.
- Each book comes with an adorable plush 6" Gund® bear and a personalized letter to the child from Santa.
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As his presidency began, Barack Obama talked a good game about the federal government's astronomical $1.2 trillion budget deficit. In his Jan. 20, 2009 inaugural address, President Obama said that under his administration, "those of us who manage the public's dollars will be held to account ... spend wisely (and) reform bad habits." At a White House event a month later, Mr. Obama said, "I am pledging to cut the deficit we inherited in half by the end of my first term in office."
That term is about to end and to put it mildly, the nation's finances aren't any better. According to the Congressional Budget Office, when fiscal year 2012 concluded Sept. 30, the feds were $1.1 trillion in the red. This was the fourth consecutive year with a deficit in excess of $1 trillion. There are two obvious culprits.
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One of our ultimate favorites: hash browns. And what better combination than over easy eggs and sausage...!
Hash Browns, Over Easy Eggs and Sausage: Gluten-Free Breakfast! from Julia and Julieta on Vimeo.
You won't need a recipe today, but a couple of tips:
- If you're making a big amount of potatoes, peel them and place them in a bucket with cold water until you're ready to shred them.
- It's way easier if you have a food processor...! But you can always use a manual shredder.
- Make sure you pat dry the potatoes very well. Otherwise you won't get a nice crust.
- We like making our over-easy eggs with butter. But you can always use vegetable oil if you prefer.
- When you cook the sausage, make a few holes with a fork, so they release some of the fat.
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It's a crazy world we live in today. I feel that technology is a large part of the craziness, for better and for worse. And in the case of modern electronics, for wondrous and a little weird.
A German-based fashion label called MOON Berlin is the perfect example of this. Founded in 2010, this company has transcended pure entertainment (think the Black Eyed Peas' performance during the Super bowl Halftime show) and taken wearable electronics directly to the streets. The company philosophy states, "The main idea is to combine light technique with high fashion in a sensitive way."
I'm not really sure what that last part means either. But I digress.
What I find intriguing is the mix of companies working together to create this electro-fashion. This label is working in cooperation with jewelry designer Damir Antolovic, DAAN Designstudio, and Stretchable Circuits. Stretchable Circuits is a company that provides engineering services and project management for flexible and stretchable electronic systems, with a specialty in integration of electronic functions into textiles.
Stretchable electronic systems. That is something to think about.
I'll admit that I'm a fan of pretty things that sparkle and shine. I am also a firm believer in function over form. There is no reason something functional cannot be pretty, but I don't think form should ever trump function. If you build something that contains both form and function, you've hit on something fantastic.
Enter The Orb. This innovative new design is both a Bluetooth headset and a piece of jewelry. Of course, every new product has its own angle in a niche market. The Orb has its own take on the best way to carry your headset with you when you aren't using it. This innovative new gadget transforms from a wireless earpiece into a ring with one simple twist. It was developed through a partnership between Hybra Advance Technology Inc. and AbsolutelyNew Inc. They've promised to cater to those with petite or stubby fingers with the availability of different ring sizes. There will also be a limited edition designer model featuring decorative gemstones with a bling factor.
Ugg may be known primarily for boots, but they are one of the many companies out there getting involved in the headphone industry. They are leveraging their well-established brand to sell "tech-savvy knit earmuffs that feature a port for audio devices." Of course, these are made of shearling, which is the same material they use for their famous boots.
And for those of you who are into using personal audio products as a fashion statement and also enjoy arts and crafts, it's your lucky day. Click here for a tutorial on how to make a pair of ear muff headphones, which requires "basic sewing and soldering skills." This tutorial is narrated by Syuzi Pakhchyan, whose blog, fashioningtech, is devoted solely to the idea of wearable electronics.
As you can see, the possibilities are limited only by your imagination. The common denominator in all of this seems to be the mixing of art with technology. It's no longer all about the way something sounds to your ears or fits on your body. It's all about adding innovative technology and taking it to the next level.
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For the All for One: Régime Diabolique line the only books physically in print are All for One: Régime Diabolique core rule book and All For One: Paris Gothique. Everything else is electronic/PDF. Is that correct?
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At this point in time TAG have produced print copies of the following books:
These books are available in print or PDF. (The Richelieu's Guide Compendium is not available as a PDF at this time.)
Triple Ace Games released approximately 1 PDF title per month for the game line during the first 2 years of production, typically a Richelieu's Guide to Something as a 12-16 page PDF. The first 8 of these have been compiled as a print volume, with subsequent compiled volumes to follow. They also kept up a steady pace with the numbered adventure scenarios, the single installment Force Majeure, being the first, and the 4 installment Le Mousqetaire Deshonore coming out steadily afterward. This 4-part adventure series was then released as a print compilation. Numerous free 4-6 page pdf releases were also made available.
The line was later introduced as a Savage Worlds setting, with its core setting book in print.
Le Mousquetaire Deshonore has been released in print.
I'm hopeful they'll combine the assorted Richelieu's Guides into one or 2 volumes.


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Thursday, February 16, 2006
(Columbia, MO) - Columbia College-Kansas City, one of Columbia College's 30 Nationwide Campuses, recently was selected by the "Kansas City Business Journal" as one of the top 25 colleges and universities in the Kansas City area for 2005.
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I'm a newbie looking for the settings for the above camera and lens. I didn't see my set-up listed on the Canon Settings page. If anyone can advise me, I would most appreciate it.
I'm a newbie looking for the settings for the above camera and lens. I didn't see my set-up listed on the Canon Settings page. If anyone can advise me, I would most appreciate it.
Hi Lax,
Welcome to the forum.
I believe your settings would be:
Lower Rail A = 54mm (using camera plate)
Upper Rail B = 97mm
Hi Bill,
Thanks so much for the settings. Really appreciate it.
no worries - we hope you'll stop in from time to time for tips and pointers as well.
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Hi there, I also have just purchased a NN3 MKII with the D12 Rotator to go with my 20d and 10-22mm lens.
Could I ask what if any could be considered a standard setting for this setup? I have read that a suggested 6 x pics at -30, 6 x pics at +30 and 1 x Zenith shot is a good combination with no Nadir shot? This doesn't seem to follow the pratice of x pics on the horozontal plane plus x pics up and down?
Am I being daft?
Sorry if this is a really basic question but I want a base setting to go and play with and would like to set off on the right footing.
I have purchased Realviz unlimited to edit the 360 spherical images I need btw.
Many thanks
Just fouun the link to the VRwave.com site from the EOS 1000 thread, so it gives me what I think I need to know.
Looking forward to becoming a 360 nerd !
Unfortunately we don't have the settings for this lens.
As we hear back from customers and learn settings we post the findings here on a temp page: http://www.nodalninja.com/html/settings.html
If you do not find your camera/lens on the list the manual teaches you how to find these settings: http://nodalninja.com/nodal_ninja_user_manual.html.
I can tell you the lower "A" setting once found will never change.
It really is easy to learn how to find the no parallax point of a lens and we really encourage our customers to learn this. Once learned it will work for any camera/lens at any focal length.
Also here is another link that you might find helpful:
After you do finally learn the settings I hope you might share them with us so we can post them on the website.
Hope this helps.
Thanks Bill, It was my intention to try it via the suggested method and hopefully end up with settings the same as others have suggested.
Out of curiosity, I have read that upper rail distance can vary dependant on if the lense has a straight face or a curved (fish eye) type face. My question is are the rail settings effected if there is a filter applied to the lens?
Hi Stuart,
Good question. It has been my experience that once you have the proper position set that some lenses will show drifting of the no parallax point (NPP) as you move lens left to right.I would surmise this is due to the actual lens construction and the size of the aperture during testing. I found the 17-40mm Canon EF lens to do this at the 40mm focal length. This is a quality lens with superior optics however when doing the NPP test things will line up perfectly when viewed far left or far right but the NPP targets will sway slightly while moving left to right. This is generally negligible and not a concern.
IMO a filter would have no effect on this. Speaking of filters - stay away from the polarizer types.
Hope this helps.


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Where I work, we currently have three teams all working on one product. We've had some talks and agreed that there could be a lot of benefits to doing an 'exchange' program where a member of one team would work with the members of another team, for a period of time (min: 1 day, max: 1 week). Considering we already pair program (almost) 100% of the time, the 'exchanged' programmer won't be completely lost and there wouldn't be a large drop in productivity.
Goals of the program would be:
- Exposure to new tools/libraries
- Getting to know your coworkers
- Making all developers more versatile between teams
Everyone is pretty excited about the idea, but we're having trouble with how to organize the logistics of such a program.
Has anyone instituted something like this and if so what helped you organize it?
Specifically looking for examples of:
- How often do you exchange
- Tips on keeping track of exchanges/scheduling
- If you've done such a program, how has it worked out for you? Would you have liked more 'process' or keep it ad hoc?


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Currently, JSE staff provides core instruction in Mathematics, Language Arts, Social Studies, and Science in seven detention and seven treatment facilities. Various Career Technology Education (CTE) courses are offered as well, including Business Administration and Management, Personal Finance, C-Tech, Career Research & Development, and ServSafe Food Protection Certification. General Equivalency Diploma (GED) preparation programs are also provided.


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Dear?Editor, Recent events have compelled me to write this open letter to anyone in favor of gun control and gun bans....
@ LTCOL: You assume that anyone with conservative views listens to the shows you mentioned. That is incorrect and a narrow prism through which to view the world. I agree with your points but one cannot paint in broad strokes the opinions which may run counter to yours. That's all I was trying to say.
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Promo61, not sure what you meant by the comment that "I assume too much". I have worked for the government for 21+ years. Yes... the government does include the military. I have worked and lived in other countries..... pretty familiar with life outside of the Ohio Valley. You assume that there are individuals who are looking out for your best interest (individuals getting rich off of your fears.....). Wake up and smell the roses. Life is too short. Common sense is apparently not a common virtue in this country. Solving important issues in a logical manner is not the number one agenda of the "talking heads".....they prefer chaos which =power, which in turn=wealth. The volume needs to be turned down and people need to take a step back and find solutions for the "common good", so that we can actually move forward.
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Thanks for the compliment. Now... where's my 9?
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Promo61 is so certain he is right, he'd argue with Christ Himself.
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LtCol: with all due respect you assume too much. Thanks for your service!
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No one is trying to take away the ability to have a gun. Listening to the likes of "Faux News", Limbaugh, Coulter, Palin and all other hopeless ill-educated individuals, who are getting rich off of fear and anger is part of the problem. I am sure that the Founding Fathers would agree that we should all strive to apply "common sense" to important issues for the "common good". We live in a society that is way different than the Colonial period. Would love to debate this further, but I am a little busy today.... haven't retired yet from the USMC. Semper Fi.
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Thoughtful....I agree, but it would be helpful if at least some people voicing their opinions at least knew one end of a gun from another!....wouldnt hurt if a couple of them got familiar with our Constitution, either.
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shall we keep the discourse above board..
Please explain how gun control will dimish the 500 plus murders in Chicago,most of which will be committed by hand guns. already, Chicago has the strictest gun laws in this control.. If anyone can make a valid case, I will change my position to save lives. Let the discussion begin but let us keep it on topic and hold back emotion, personal attacks, and below the line comments, PLEASE.......
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Two blind mice, see how they rant... When all else fails play the race card. Expand your mind one degree and amazing things start to happen. I guess a closed small mind is more comfortable.
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Turley's racial hatred is obvious.
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Logical thinking is not exactly their strong point, Thoughtful. They think what obama and uncle tom biden tell them to think.
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BCF. If I thought gun laws would stop violence I would support them. There is no evidence that it does. I would accept background checks, more controls over those with mental issues getting guns. Truly, that is the real problem. criminals will always have guns. Look at theCity of Chicago.
Les us lay aside emotion and put in play clear logical thinking........
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Right wing media profits from keeping the rubes scared 24/7. As you can see on this page, their plan works perfectly.
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Thoughtful---dont bother with these idiots. If obama changed his tune about guns, five seconds later they would be pro-gun....they are mindless followers who find thinking for themselves too difficult. Mr. Farmer demands to be a CITIZEN....these jokers are content to be SUBJECTS of their lawn jockey "king".
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BCF, You would lose this debate.Take a walk down history lane and see the many countries and leaders that took away the people's rights and liberties. Millions and millions, and millions. Study, read, and think. forget about Fox news. Nothing to do with this issue..................
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Your bogus president is in hiding....why dont you go join him?
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I don't know which is more stupid; turley or the man who wrote the letter to the Editor.
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who is going to take your guns away? your family members in the military, i dont think so.no other organazation is large enought.
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Internet service now available in underground bunkers! How else could the scared rubes post comments?
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Do you have a different comment, BCF? No one new is listening.
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Excellent letter, Mr. Farmer. BCF forgot to mention that the REASON you wont get your guns taken from you is because the fools he so ardently supports lack the funds and the support to do so....for now.....but they WILL keep trying. Fortunately for gun owners and supporters of our Constitution, Oblamer turned this chore over to national joke Joe Biden, a complete foot-in-mouth fool, and Diane Feinstein, whose face is more damaging than any weaponry.
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Another letter from another misinformed soul. No one is coming to take your guns away. Turn off Fox "News" and Limbaugh. There is no truth to be found from either.
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let $K$ be a field, $n \geq 1$. denote $E_{i,j}$ the elementary matrix having $1$ on the diagonale and in the entry $(i,j)$, and $E_i(a)$ the elementary matrix $diag(1,...,a,...,1)$. you know that $GL_n(K)$ is generated by these matrices, but what relations do we need in order to get a presentation for $GL_n(K)$?
here are some relations, which correspond to simple relations about row operations:
- $E_i(1)=1$
- $E_i(ab) = E_i(a) E_i(b)$
- $E_i(a) E_j(b) = E_j(b) E_i(a)$
- $(E_j(-1) E_{ij})^2=1$
- $E_j(a+b)^{-1} E_{ij} E_j(a+b) = E_j(a)^{-1} E_{ij} E_j(b) E_i(a)^{-1} E_{ij} E_j(a)$
- $ (E_{ji} E_{ij} E_{ji} E_j(-1))^2=1$
are these all relations? how can we prove that?
EDIT: Mariano has given a counterexample when $K = \mathbb{F}_2$. well, how can we fix this? add more relations? incorporate the structure of $K$ as a ring? what about concrete examples such as $K=\mathbb{Q}$?


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Is it possible to add a button to the Lion finder that goes up a directory? I looked at the buttons available under customize and didn't see one, but thought there might be a hack out there.
Would you be willing to just use a keyboard shortcut instead?
⌘ Command↑ Up
Choose View > Show Path Bar to show the Path bar at the bottom of Finder windows.
Then, to go up one level, just double-click on the second-to-last item in the hierarchy. For example, I'd double-click on
Another option would be to save a script like this as an application in AppleScript Editor and drag it to the toolbar.
I found this app that does what I was looking for. Once extracting it to your Applications folder or wherever you want to keep it, drag it to the Finder next to the Back/Forward buttons. It's a little bit smaller than them in Lion, but the styling fits.
Credit to Simon Slangen for creating the app
When you Command-Click on the folder icon on an item in the title bar of a Finder window, you get a contextual menu showing the folder hierarchy to the root of the drive. You can then use the mouse to select a higher level of the hierarchy and move there in the Finder window. It's convenient and appealing because you see the whole hierarchy.
You can make a simple Automator app to do this and put it's icon in the tool bar. It may be slightly slower than an AppleScript app, but the Automator app won't change the focus of the window when it launches (the current Finder window remains the active window the whole time), so it has a more integrated feel.
Still, the quickest way is definitely to use Cmd+Up Arrow.
In Automator, add a "Run Applescript" action and replace the entire default script with this:
This script simply sends Cmd+Up Arrow to the Finder.
Save your Automator app, then drag its icon to the Finder's tool bar. You may want to first make a new icon for it to indicate its function.
The current solution I'm using is XtraFinder which lets you add an up button as well as do many of the things that PathFinder or TotalFinder let you do (like sort folders to the top) but for free.
I made an App for up button.
It is free.