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I know I learned the difference between the usage of farther and further in school, but I can never remember where each one should be used. Can someone help me out here?
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English originally had "further" as the comparative form of "fore" and "farrer" as the comparative of "far." "Farther" came later, presumably as a back-formation, and has been interchangeable with "further" throughout most of the history of the written language. The differentiation between "further" and "farther" seems to have been invented ca. 1900 by grammarians. It's not a distinction that has ever been widely accepted, and it's not worth fighting to maintain it because it doesn't enrich the language. Because it has never been a natural part of the language, there is not widespread agreement on what criterion should be used to distinguish them: figurative versus literal, or addition versus distance. There is no clear evidence that the best writers have systematically observed the distinction. "Further" can be used literally:
"Farther" can be used figuratively:
To many people's ears, including mine, the figurative use of "farther" sometimes sounds a little off ("I could use some farther income."), but that doesn't mean it's incorrect. Literal "further" may be more common in British English than in American English.
There is no value in trying to fight for the distinction, since it doesn't help us to make shades of meaning; the meaning is either literal or figurative based on the context, and this distinction can't be blurred or confused by which form of the word we choose.
Even relative prescriptivists such as Fowler (Fowler's Modern English Usage, 2e) don't advocate for maintaining the difference between the words, and the OED doesn't find much historical support for it.
The following points may be helpful for nonnative speakers:
For all of these reasons, nonnative speakers are safer saying "further" when in doubt. Substituting "further" for "farther" is never incorrect, and many native speakers use "further" exclusively. Fowler speculates that "further" is eventually going to displace "farther" completely.
Farther is used for distance. Further is used for all other purposes.
Succinctly put:
further refers to degree
farther describes distance
Haven't you seen Finding Forrester? :)
"Farther" seems to be one of the many differences of American English. It's not really used in England and the rest of the UK. I have only heard it used by Americans, on television programmes. It is explained further in these links http://english-usage-mcallister.blogspot.co.uk/2006/06/farther-or-further.html and http://random-idea-english.blogspot.co.uk/2011/10/q-further-or-farther-british.html
It sounds weird from an English and British perspective.

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Continuing the theme of minor interface annoyances, one of the unique features of Mathematica as a text editor is the automatic adjustment of text location as you type. This could be a bit disorienting...Any way to make it stop?
I interpret this question differently: you want an Input cell that does not reflow text such than manual line breaks and indentation are preserved.
This is the behavior of the built-in Code cell style, but that by default comes with baggage such as making the cell an Initialization Cell and a gray background. It also turns off all auto-spacing, meaning that an expression like
As an example open a new Notebook, then Format > Edit Stylesheet... and paste this at the bottom of the file:
If asked to "Interpret text" click Yes.
Now close the Style Sheet and create a new Cell with Style ManualInput using the Format > Style menu. This gives you a cell you can paste code into without it reflowing, or manually indent your code. If you want to use this style in place of the default Input you could use the code above but replace
If you mean
But this means doing it every time you want to switch it off best to add it to your stylesheet programmatically:
Or evaluating this:
... and installing this change as a new stylesheet. If that is not what you mean by "automatic adjustment of text location" can you explain/clarify/expand?


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I'm going to go to San Francisco for the party on June 26th. Are you going to go?
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Thanks all for the kind comments.
I would love to go to the party (I can only imagine going to a party where I could eat anything I wanted!), but there is no way I could afford a trip to San Francisco.
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Subject: Re: [OMPI devel] RFC: Fix missing code in MPI_Abort functionality
From: Josh Hursey (jjhursey_at_[hidden])
Date: 2011-06-14 11:36:16
Just a reminder for those not on the call that this RFC is scheduled
to go in later today.
-- Josh
On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 8:53 AM, Ralph Castain <rhc_at_[hidden]> wrote:
> On Jun 10, 2011, at 6:48 AM, Josh Hursey wrote:
>> Why would this patch result in zombied processes and poor cleanup?
>> When ORTE receive notification of a process terminating/aborting then
>> it triggers the termination of the job (without UTK's RFC) which
>> should ensure a clean shutdown. This patch just tells ORTE that a few
>> other processes should be the first to die, which will trigger the
>> same response in ORTE.
>> I guess I'm unclear about this concern since it should be a concern in
>> the current ORTE as well then. I agree that it will be a concern once
>> we have the OMPI layer handling error management triggered off of a
>> callback, but that is a different RFC.
> My comment was to "the future" - i.e., looking to the point where we get layered, rolling aborts.
> I agree that this specific RFC won't change the current behavior, and as I said, I have no issue with it.
>> Something that might help those listening to this thread. The current
>> behavior of MPI_Abort in OMPI results in the semantics of:
>> --------------
>> internal_MPI_Abort(MPI_COMM_SELF, exit_code)
>> --------------
>> regardless of the communicator actually passed to the MPI_Abort at the
>> application level. It should be:
>> --------------
>> internal_MPI_Abort(comm_provided, exit_code)
>> --------------
>> Semantically, this patch just makes the group actually being aborted
>> match the communicator provided. In practicality, the job will
>> terminate when any process in the job calls abort - so the result (in
>> todays codebase) will be the same.
>> -- Josh
>> On Fri, Jun 10, 2011 at 7:30 AM, Ralph Castain <rhc_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>>> I have no issue with uncommenting the code. However, I do see a future littered with lots of zombied processes and complaints over poor cleanup again....
>>> On Jun 9, 2011, at 6:08 PM, Joshua Hursey wrote:
>>>> Ah I see what you are getting at now.
>>>> The construction of the list of connected processes is something I, intentionally, did not modify from the current Open MPI code. The list is calculated based on the locally known set of local and remote process groups attached to the communicator. So this is the set of directly connected processes in the specified communicator known to the calling process at the OMPI level.
>>>> ORTE is asked to abort this defined set of processes. Once those processes are terminated then ORTE needs to eventually inform all of the processes (in the jobid(s) specified - maybe other jobids too?) that these processes have failed/aborted. Upon notification of the failed/aborted processes the local process (at the OMPI level) needs to determine if that process loss is critical based upon the error handlers attached to communicators that it shares with the failed/aborted processes. That should be handled in the callback from the errmgr at the OMPI level, since connectedness is an MPI construct. If the process failure/abort is critical to the local process, then upon notification the local process can call abort on the communicator effected.
>>>> So this has the possibility for a rolling abort effect [the abort of one communicator triggers the abort of another due to MPI_ERR_ARE_FATAL]. From which (depending upon the error handlers at the user level) the system will eventually converge to either some stable subset of process or all processes aborting resulting in job termination.
>>>> The rolling abort effect relies heavily upon the ability of the runtime to make sure that all process failures/abort are eventually known to all alive processes. Since all alive processes will know of the failure/abort, it can then determine if they are transitively effected by the failure based upon the local list of communicators and associated error handlers. But to complete this aspect of the abort procedure, we do need the callback mechanism from the runtime - but since ORTE (today) will kill the job for OMPI then it is not a big deal for end users since the job will terminate anyway. Once we have the callback, then we can finish tightening up the OMPI layer code.
>>>> It is not perfect, but I think it does address the transitive nature of the connectivity of MPI processes by relying on the runtime to provide uniform notification of failures. I figure that we will need to look over this code again and verify that the implementation of MPI_Comm_disconnect and associated underpinnings do the 'right thing' with regard to updating the communicator structures. But I think that is best addressed as a second set of patches.
>>>> The goal of this patch is to put back in functionality that was commented out during the last reorganization of the errmgr. What will likely follow, once we have notification of failure/abort at the OMPI level, is a cleanup of the connected groups code paths.
>>>> -- Josh
>>>> On Jun 9, 2011, at 6:13 PM, George Bosilca wrote:
>>>>> What I'm saying is that there is no reason to have any other type of MPI_Abort if we are not able to compute the set of connected processes.
>>>>> With this RFC the processes on the communicator on MPI_Abort will abort. Then the other processes in the same MPI_COMM_WORLD (in fact jobid) will be notified (if we suppose that the ORTE will not make a difference between aborted and faulty). As a result the entire MPI_COMM_WORLD will be aborted, if we consider a sane application where everyone use the same type of error handler. However, this is not enough. We have to distribute the abort signal to every other process "connected", and I don't see how we can compute this list of connected processes in Open MPI today.It is not that I don't see it in your patch, it is that the definition of the connectivity in the MPI standard is transitive and relies heavily on a correct implementation for the MPI_Comm_disconnect.
>>>>> george.
>>>>> On Jun 9, 2011, at 16:59 , Josh Hursey wrote:
>>>>>> On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 4:47 PM, George Bosilca <bosilca_at_[hidden]> wrote:
>>>>>>> If this change the behavior of MPI_Abort to only abort processes on the specified communicator how this doesn't affects the default user experience (when today it aborts everything)?
>>>>>> Open MPI does abort everything by default - decided by the runtime at
>>>>>> the moment (but addressed in your RFC). So it does not matter if one
>>>>>> process aborts or if many do. So the behavior of MPI_Abort experienced
>>>>>> by the user will not change. Effectively the only change is an extra
>>>>>> message in the runtime before the process actually calls
>>>>>> errmgr.abort().
>>>>>> This branch just makes the implementation complete by first telling
>>>>>> ORTE that a group of processes, defined by the communicator, should be
>>>>>> terminated along with the calling process. Currently ORTE notices that
>>>>>> there was an abort, and terminates the job. Once your RFC goes through
>>>>>> then this may no longer be the case, and OMPI can determine what to do
>>>>>> when it receives a process failure notification.
>>>>>>> If we accept the fact that MPI_Abort will only abort the processes in the current communicator what happens with the other processes in the same MPI_COMM_WORLD (but not on the communicator that has been used by MPI_Abort)?
>>>>>> Currently, ORTE will abort them as well. When your RFC goes through
>>>>>> then the OMPI layer will be notified of the error and can take the
>>>>>> appropriate action, as determined by the MPI standard.
>>>>>>> What about all the other connected processes (based on the connectivity as defined in the MPI standard in Section 10.5.4) ? Do they see this as a fault?
>>>>>> They are informed of the fault via the ORTE errmgr callback routine
>>>>>> (that we have an RFC for), and then can take the appropriate action
>>>>>> based on MPI semantics. So we are pushing the decision of the
>>>>>> implication of the fault to the OMPI layer - where it should be.
>>>>>> The remainder of the OMPI layer logic for MPI_ERRORS_RETURN and other
>>>>>> connected error management scenarios is not included in this patch
>>>>>> since that depends on there being a callback to the OMPI layer - which
>>>>>> does not exist just yet. So a small patch to wire in the ORTE piece to
>>>>>> allow the OMPI layer to request a set of processes to be terminated -
>>>>>> to more accurately support MPI_Abort semantics.
>>>>>> Does that answer your questions?
>>>>>> -- Josh
>>>>>>> george.
>>>>>>> On Jun 9, 2011, at 16:32 , Josh Hursey wrote:
>>>>>>>> WHAT: Fix missing code in MPI_Abort
>>>>>>>> WHY: MPI_Abort is missing logic to ask for termination of the process
>>>>>>>> group defined by the communicator
>>>>>>>> WHERE: Mostly orte/mca/errmgr
>>>>>>>> WHEN: Open MPI trunk
>>>>>>>> TIMEOUT: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 (after teleconf)
>>>>>>>> Details:
>>>>>>>> -------------------------------------------
>>>>>>>> A bitbucket branch is available here (last sync to r24757 of trunk)
>>>>>>>> https://bitbucket.org/jjhursey/ompi-abort/
>>>>>>>> In the MPI Standard (v2.2) Section 8.7 after the introduction of
>>>>>>>> MPI_Abort, it states:
>>>>>>>> "This routine makes a best attempt to abort all tasks in the group of comm."
>>>>>>>> Open MPI currently only calls orte_errmgr.abort() to abort the calling
>>>>>>>> process itself. The code to ask for the abort of the other processes
>>>>>>>> in the group defined by the communicator is commented out. Since one
>>>>>>>> process calling abort currently causes all processes in the job to
>>>>>>>> abort, it has not been a big deal. However as the group starts
>>>>>>>> exploring better resilience in the OMPI layer (with further support
>>>>>>>> from the ORTE layer) this aspect of MPI_Abort will become more
>>>>>>>> necessary to get right.
>>>>>>>> This branch adds back the logic necessary for a single process calling
>>>>>>>> MPI_Abort to request, from ORTE errmgr, that a defined subgroup of
>>>>>>>> processes be aborted. Once the request is sent to the HNP, the local
>>>>>>>> process then calls abort on itself. The HNP requests that the defined
>>>>>>>> subgroup of processes be terminated using the existing plm mechanisms
>>>>>>>> for doing so.
>>>>>>>> This change has no effect on the current default user experienced
>>>>>>>> behavior of MPI_Abort.
>>>>>>>> --
>>>>>>>> Joshua Hursey
>>>>>>>> Postdoctoral Research Associate
>>>>>>>> Oak Ridge National Laboratory
>>>>>>>> http://users.nccs.gov/~jjhursey
>>>>>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>>>>>> devel mailing list
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>>>>>>>> http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/devel
>>>>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>>>>> devel mailing list
>>>>>>> devel_at_[hidden]
>>>>>>> http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/devel
>>>>>> --
>>>>>> Joshua Hursey
>>>>>> Postdoctoral Research Associate
>>>>>> Oak Ridge National Laboratory
>>>>>> http://users.nccs.gov/~jjhursey
>>>>>> _______________________________________________
>>>>>> devel mailing list
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I am interested in finding formulas for commutators of symmetrized monomials in a universal enveloping algebra. Let $C(x_1,\ldots, x_n)= (1/n!)\sum x_{\sigma(1)}\cdots x_{\sigma(n)}$ where the sum runs over all permutations, and $x_i \in L$ for some LIe algebra $L$. This is an element of $UL$.
Now, reasonable combinatorics shows that, in $UL$, we have,
$ [C(x_1,\ldots, x_n), l] = \sum_{i=1}^n C(\ldots,[x_i,l],\ldots) $
for $l\in L$.
I am looking for formulas for $[C(x_1,\ldots, x_n), C(y_1,\ldots, y_m)]$ in terms of symmetrized monomials and brackets. Even for $n=m=2$ the number of terms gets fairly large. If anyone knows where I can find such things I would be very grateful.


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Consider an electric circuit with dc sources ( voltage and current) and resistors. Write down the equations. In the most general case, the solution of the system is not unique. The set of solutions can be empty or positive dimensional (simple example: 2 points in the graph and two batteries in parallel joining the points).
The dimension of the space of solutions can be computed with two different methods: 1) Mathematically : compute the determinants and the compatibility conditions 2) Physically. Give conditions on the graph to give a meaning for the dimension. For instance a cycle of batteries give an empty set of solutions or make the dimension increase by one.
I am interested in second method and I am looking for references in the litterature.
What I found is the following. In the student books, the unicity is always assumed to be true, eg. in the standard book by nilsson and riedel. In more advanced books, I have found discusions only for particular cases, and with very technical tools. For instance, in Frankel (The geometry of physics), only purely resistive circuits are considered with source of currents in the nodes. And the proof uses ( a simplified version of) Hodge theory.
Now my question: - Is there a book or an article where the very general case ( any graph with dc sources and resistors ) is considered and the dimension of the system described in terms of the graph ? I am interested both in sophisticated answers as above and in answers with basic tools of linear algebra. All references welcome.
I am looking for references, not for the solution. I have already written a solution for my students (an elementary one, with basic linear algebra). I want to compare my solution with the existing litterature. If this is useful and not a waste of time, I will make public my personal notes.


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= Julia Draznin Matlzman, MD, Senior Editor, OncoLink
BC = Dr. Brian Czerniecki
OncoLink had the opportunity to interview Dr. Brian Czerniecki about his unique approach to ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS) a pre-malignant breast lesion. Dr. Czerniecki is a breast cancer surgeon who also has a keen interest in clinical trials. He is particularly interested in tumor vaccines and tumor immunology. He is currently the principle investigator for a novel vaccine trial for patients with DCIS. The currently available vaccine trials are all for stage IV, advanced disease. What is unique about Dr. Czernieckis trial is that it examines the efficacy and safety of vaccines in a much earlier setting, even before invasive cancer is present. The results from this trial are particularly exciting as they open the door for the use of vaccines as cancer prevention tools as opposed to treatment of late stage disease.
Please tell me about your trial.
BC: This is a vaccine, made with autologous white blood cells, primed against the Her/2neu peptide. See, whereas estrogen receptor-expressing tumors can be treated with anti-estrogen drugs such as Tamoxifen, and some of the newer regiments, the Her/2neu over-expressing DCIS do not have an analogous option.
A patient who is found to have an abnormal mammogram or ultrasound will be asked to undergo a core needle biopsy. To be eligible for the trial, the biopsy must show DCIS that overexpresses the Her/2neu protein. We would also need to obtain a MUGA scan (a heart function test), a breast MRI and a ductal lavage of the affected breast prior to and following the vaccine administrations. The MUGA scan is a precautionary measure to ensure that vaccine therapy will not affect cardiac function. The MRI scan will document extent of visible disease and we will be able to compare it before and after treatment to see if immune therapy had any affect on the DCIS itself. And, the ductal lavage is a side aim. We would like to see if we could identify malignant Her/2neu expressing cells in the milk ducts of the breast. If so, this could be used as a powerful diagnostic tool that would complement if not replace biopsy. Certain types of white blood cells will be collected from the patient by a process called leukophoresis before treatment can begin. These white blood cells will be primed in the laboratory to recognize and mount an immune attack against the Her/2neu protein.
The vaccine itself is actually composed of dendritic cells (a type of white blood cell) primed against the Her/2neu. There are four vaccines, administered weekly under controlled and monitored conditions. We will need to inject the vaccine directly into the lymph nodes where most immune reactions take place. At the conclusion of the four doses, the patient will undergo conclusive surgery as per their own decision. It may be either a lumpectomy or a mastectomy and has no bearing on the trial.
So what are you looking for? What is your end point?
BC: We are looking for immune system activation. We want to see that the vaccine was able to prime the patients own immune system mainly the patients T-cells, to go and destroy all cells that overexpress Her/2neu. There are a number of assays we could do to test for T-cell activation. We are particularly interested in CD4 and CD8 cells. These are the helper T cells and the cytotoxic T cells that do the dirty work.
Is that why you also collect white blood cells by way of leukopheresis at the conclusion of the study? To be able to harvest the white blood cells and examine them for activation?
BC: Yes. Exactly.
Why do you prefer to inject directly into the lymph nodes? Why not under the skin or in the vein? Dendritic cells should find their way to the lymph nodes anyway?
BC: Yes, they do, but the dendritic cells we are injecting are activated. The idea is to present the dendritic cells to the patients T-cells as quickly as possible. If we just injected them under the skin, it may take hours for the dendritic cell to find its way to the lymph node. For the purposes of this study we need to ensure that we have T cell activation. Plus, dendritic cells make all kinds of cytokines (hormones-like substances necessary for T-call activation) that help activate the immune system such as IL-12 for example. However, they only make it for a short period of time. It is possible that the dendritic cell will no longer be activated and primed by the time it finds and reaches a lymph node. By then it is no longer producing cytokines and will not activate the immune system, as we would like to see.
Are there any animal models that support the use of vaccines in breast cancer?
BC: Yes. Her/2neu transgenic mice, those that have been genetically engineered to over express Her/2neu develop breast cancer 100% of the time at about week 16 of life. DCIS needs Her/2neu to survive. It is the driving force and thought to be what is responsible for transforming DCIS into invasive cancer.
Do these mice develop other types of cancers also? Her/2nue is commonly expressed on other types of malignancies.
BC: Not that I know of. In any case, they die of breast cancer
What is the significance of Her/2neu overexpression on DCIS? I am sure you are aware that a higher percentage of DCIS over expresses Her/2nue than invasive cancers.
BC: Like I said, it is what drives DCIS. Long time ago, we used to think that breast cancer develops in steps: from low grade DCIS to intermediate to high to eventually invasive cancer. Now we know that this is probably not the case. High grade DCIS probably leads to aggressive invasive tumors and low-grade DCIS likely leads to more indolent invasive breast cancers. When you look at the high grade DCIS, about 70% of them over express Her/2nue. Furthermore, when you sample lymph nodes in DCIS patients, the ones with positive nodes are almost always the ones with the high grade DCIS, the Her/2nue positive ones. So maybe if we could prevent the Her/2nue from driving the proliferation of disease and the growth of cancer by the use of this vaccine, we could prevent women from getting aggressive breast cancer.
It is conceivable that the invasive cancer no longer needs the Her/2nue to drive its proliferation and growth. It has broken through and invaded. Perhaps that is why there are fewer invasive cancers with the Her/2nue marker than there are DCIS cases.
Do you think that the four-week delay in surgical therapy for DCIS would deter some potential patients?
BC: No. When women opt for plastic surgery following lumpectomy, often times it takes 4-6 weeks to get that scheduled anyway. As surgeons, we try to get the invasive cancer cases done as quickly as possible. DCIS often gets done 4-6 weeks after the diagnosis.
As you know, the treatment of DCIS is varies widely. There are many variations in how oncologists approach this problem. Do you have any comments about this? Is there a wrong way to treat DCIS for example?
BC: I think that this is probably true. Much of it depends on patient preference and the extent of disease. You have lumpectomy, lumpectomy followed by radiation, and even mastectomy. Mastectomy rates in the south and west of the country are probably higher than in the east. There is no wrong way to treat it. This is a decision that must be arrived at after careful consideration of all aspects medical and personal. What is wrong is to ignore high grade DCIS. That would be wrong -- especially in young people. Young people tend to recur so often that you really need to consider all options very carefully.
What do you see as the future of vaccines for breast cancer? Where do you hope this will take us?
BC: Well, we dont have them right yet. We need to get the vaccines to work first. And, they will. We need to figure out how to knock down self-tolerance but not so much that we evoke autoimmunity. The problem now is that malignant cells escape immunity due to self-tolerance. The immune system does not recognize the cells as being sick just as self. It is the same issue for all cancers for which vaccines have been used: breast, melanoma, and prostate. We used to think that melanoma was the perfect disease for vaccines because the antigen was so accessible. But it is accessible in breast too.
In the ideal world, we would use this vaccine for invasive breast cancer prevention for patients who may have been diagnosed with DCIS. Hopefully there would be an adjuvant therapy application as well, but to use it for prevention gets closer to the true meaning of a vaccine. You want to prevent the disease before you have it rather than try to treat it once it is in its advanced stages. It is very difficult to activate the immune system once the disease is wide spread.
How long has the trial been open?
BC: Since October.
: How many patients do you hope to accrue?
Good luck to you and keep us posted on your results. We are fortunate that such cutting edge research is happening right here at Penn.
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Silverdream wrote:Holy fuck, just watched the incest vampire trap episodes. That was so fucked up and entertaining at the same time. I really regret eating food while watching though.
If you guys like this shit, you guys should watch Oldboy.
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A Grayville Police Department incident report said an officer on patrol allegedly observed a blue 2002 Jeep driven by Stover weaving on the roadway near Shell Plaza. The officer alleged in his report he stopped the Jeep and noted Stover displayed signs of intoxication. Stover allegedly failed field sobriety tests and was taken to the City-County Jail in Carmi where his blood alcohol concentration was measured at .128.
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perl -pe 's|.*?((\d{1,3}\.){3})xxx.*|\1|'
I feed this command with some input, like
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Can someone explain how to set the shutter speed and ISO in M(manual) mode in a canon EOS 1100D.?
Shutter speed - "dial" button (cog wheel-check manual page 18 for position if not sure) just next to shutter(manual page 97)
ISO speed - press up arrow and navigate either with arrows to sides or with "dial" (manual page 77)
I use 125 shutter speed when using the manual mode in daylight, if I am not happy with the results I keep trying till I find a shutter speed I am happy with. I tend to use F4 most of the time.
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The Skyline boys crosscountry team turned in another good performance Thursday at the 15+ school Sterling Invitational. The T-Birds finished 2nd with 57 points behind only 2A #1 ranked Ellinwood who posted 28.
The Skyline girls did not have enough girls to qualify as a full team, so the Lady T-Birds ran as individuals.
Skyline boys results: 6 Roman Ibarra 17:43; 11 Tony Ibarra 18:22; 16 Lucas Cason 19:01; 18 Colin Kumberg 19:07; 30 Khaleb Cason 20:16.
"The gap between our runners is really coming down," observed Skyline head coach Lynette Freeman. "Our 3-4-5 runners have really been pushing. That is really exciting as we come to the post-season."
Skyline girls results: 10 Brooke Fisher 16:49; 50 Ascha Lee 21:17; 51 Kadi Richardson 21:17.
JV girls: 13 Briana Neifert 30:34
JV boys: 3 Bryce McKennon 21:10; 21 Josh Moore 26:20
9 girls: 8 Madalyn Owens 28:17
9 boys: 12 Jared Shriver 22:39; 15 Garrett Bell 23:46; 16 Kendall Davidson 24:05; 22 Matt Giles 27:06; 27 Jarod DeWeese 32:00.
"All the kids did really well," Coach Freeman concluded. "We had a lot of PRs and season-bests. We're battling osme injuries, but everyone battled and finished their races."
Next up for the T-Bird harriers is the league meet next Thursday at Kinsley.
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Between the news item of an asteroid giving Earth a close shave, and another news item of the impending GRAIL impact ; I find myself wondering whether a NEO could be a hazard to Earth via the moon. I'm not sure this scenario is realistic. Perhaps such a large body may naturally be captured by Earth gravity instead of Lunar gravity before impact itself...
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Like the PlayOnLinux do we have a similar application in windows that allows us to run a Ubuntu application on Windows OS. Or is there any simulator to run the ubuntu terminal in Windows(for learning purpose).
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Why not simply use a virtual machine with a Linux Operating System?
You can use VirtualBox by Oracle, or VMware player. They are both free, and allow you to create a Virtual Machine, which essentially is a virtual computer inside your computer, acting like a normal program, and running anything a physical computer with the same operating system can run (with the exception of games).
[EDIT #1]: I found some interesting tutorials on how to install Ubuntu inside VirtualBox here. It should help you to get started if you decide to follow this route.
You can also try Cygwin.
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WELLSBURG - A Brooke High School senior was honored at an international conference Saturday for a community service project involving students with special needs.
Angie Smith was presented the Future Educators of America's Leadership Award at the organization's international conference Saturday in Orlando, Fla.
"The award is given to an FEA member who has made a notable, voluntary contribution to education and in so doing, demonstrated outstanding initiative," said Diane Lucero, her career in education instructor and advisor to the Brooke County FEA chapter.
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SPECIAL HONOR — Brooke High School senior Angie Smith was selected from students throughout the U.S. and Canada to receive the Future Educators of America's Leadership Award at the organization's international conference in Florida Saturday. With Smith is her teacher, Diane Lucero, who's had three students place at the event. -- Warren Scott
Lucero added the award "is the highest honor an FEA member can earn."
Smith, who lives with her grandparents Richard and Donna Smith, also was presented a $1,000 scholarship by the San Antonio, Texas chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa international educators fraternity.
Lucero explained it's an annual tradition for the chapter to award a scholarship to a Leadership Award winner.
Smith became one of more than 900 students from throughout the U.S. and Canada competing in this year's conference after placing first at the state level for establishing the Friends Helping Friends club at the school.
Through the group, Smith and nine friends have taught several students with special needs to cook spaghetti and other dishes and in learning other life skills, such as washing dishes, with the cooperation of their teachers, Shari Buffington and Kelly Hannaoui.
Lucero added the group also has helped the students to hone their social skills through such activities as joining the school's football team for practice one day and attending the Sadie Hawkens Dance together.
Smith said before the dance, the group had dinner at Pizza Hut using money donated by Carla Jacobs, mother of student Matty Filippelli; and cooks at the high school.
She said following the dance, "One of them told me, this is the best school ever."
Smith said the students' cheerful nature inspired her to work with them. She recalled having a bad day once when she was greeted by student Brad Maderia in the hall.
"His smile picked me up," she said, adding, "They're all so happy and fun to be around."
Lucero said Smith was required to submit a 20-page portfolio documenting her efforts as well as photos for illustration. But it only included the group's fall activities, as it has continued to meet since.
"She continued even after surpassing the required 40 hours. She just kept it going," Lucero said.
Lucero said she hopes Smith's younger classmates will keep the club active following her graduation.
Smith is planning to study special education and early education at Glenville State College, so it would surprise many to hear she didn't like school until her freshman year. She credited two teachers, Morgan Kent and Jami Packer, for helping her change her mind.
The two were among many who helped her to raise money for the trip to Orlando.
Lucero said she and Brianna Kowalsky, who represented the school and West Virginia at the conference as the state's FEA vice president, solicited contributions from various sources for airfare, lodging, the registration fee and other expenses for the conference.
Kowalsky placed first at the state FEA conference in a competition that involved students submitting resumes and participating in mock interviews. But she didn't earn enough points for the written portion of the competition to make the cut for the many students competing at the national event.
Lucero added the fundraising efforts also received a tremendous boost through a dance held at Wellsburg Middle School that raised $700 and a spaghetti dinner held by students led by English and drama instructor Nathan Marshall that raised $350.
Smith said while in Orlando she enjoyed a short visit to Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, where she viewed plays based on "Beauty and the Beast" and "The Little Mermaid."
To complete requirements for the career education program, which is for students interested in becoming teachers or working at daycare centers, she is observing and teaching in Judy Fowler's class at Beech Bottom Primary School.
Lucero said of Smith, "I'm extremely proud of her. She's always the first to volunteer. She's always the first to volunteer. She has such a work ethic."
Smith is the third student from Lucero's career education classes who have placed at the international conference. In 2010 Ruth Plunkitt placed second in the competition's impromptu speaking category; and Ryan Cipoletti placed third in the lesson plan category in 2011 and first for the same category in 2012.
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In the immediate post-World War II era, a group of gay writers—notably, Truman Capote, Gore Vidal, Tennessee Williams, James Baldwin, and Allen Ginsberg—established themselves as major cultural figures in America and set the stage for others, such as Edmund White, Armistead Maupin, and Tony Kushner.
Eminent Outlaws: The Gay Writers Who Changed America, by Christopher Bram, chronicles 50 years of cultural change through the lives and work of gay writers who shaped and wrote about it—showing how the story of these men is crucial to understanding the social and cultural history of the American 20th century.
"Before World War II, homosexuality was a dirty secret that was almost never written about and rarely discussed," writes Bram, who teaches writing at NYU's Gallatin School of Individualized Study. "Suddenly, after the war, a handful of homosexual writers boldly used their personal experience in their work. They were surprisingly open at first, then grew more circumspect after being attacked by critics and journalists. But they were followed by other writers who built on what they had initiated. The world was changing and the new authors could be more open; their openness produced further change."
Bram has authored Father of Frankenstein, the inspiration for the film Gods and Monsters, and eight other novels.
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In the old days, the price for IT services was formed in a pretty standardized way. Network services had an explicit usage price per Kbit/ sec. The range of provided IT services have been growing very fast and have reached new dimensions of complexity. From infrastructure pricing to web-enabled application availability and performance nowadays the old rules for defining service pricing is not applicable any more. Today it is difficult or sometime even impossible to associate the provided service levels with the cost related to the processes of operation, maintenance and the capital cost behind it. The old measures of dollars per Kbit/sec cannot be the right measure any more.» 続きを読む
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I want to stop having to use
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Most answers here are not written with security in mind. It's good to get a feeling that running
Note: Starting with Apache 2.4.7 / Ubuntu 14.04,
See - Where to place my local website starting with the 2.4.7 version of apache2?
Bad ideas:
NOTE: in the below solutions, I've granted
Where possible, do not grant write permissions to the
Solution 1
Add yourself to the
Correct previously created files (assuming you to be the only user of
(even safer: use
Solution 2
Create a symlink for each project to your home directory. Say your project is located at
If your home directory has no execute bit (descend) set for
Set the group to
Even safer: use 640 and 2750 by default and manually chmod files and directories that need to be writable by the webserver user. The setgid bit should be added only if you want every newly created file in
From now on, you can access your site at
See also
Rather than storing my web sites in /var/www I place links there to the sites which are located in my home folder. I can freely edit, or add pages to my sites. When I happy with changes I then FTP to a hosting company where my domain name links.
If you make /var/www writeable by its group and add yourself to the group, you will not have to use sudo while still being fairly secure. Try this:
The first line adds you to the www-data group, the second line clears up any files with messed up ownership, and the third makes it so that all users who are members of the www-data group can read and write all files in /var/www.
You could start a www-session in a terminal by
Combined with a differently colored prompt*, to make it more obvious that it is the shell of a different user, and a policy always to put the corresponding xterm (and editor and such) on - for example - the virtual desktop 4, so that you get used to it, to avoid confusion.
*) For a differently colored prompt with a differnt character, create a file /etc/prompt like this:
and source it from
As additional tool to help distinction, you could always edit your files with an alias 'edit' or a symlink, which points, depending on your identity (taylor/www-data) to either gedit or mousepad, vim or pico. Or you could use different editor profiles, at least in gedit you may set your preferences to black text on white ground or white text on black ground for instance.
I only have such a policy for working as root, so I'm not sure how good it will fit to working with www-data. Combined with ssh-sessions to differnt hosts, which have their own prompts, it didn't stop me from being sometimes wrong, but if it happens, I realize fast, what is wrong, and it happens rarely.
note: The prompt-script is partly a copy of the manpage of bash.
chmod in /var on www to allow the owner access, and chown to make sure you own it. Probably a stupid idea, but it would definitely work.
In complement of sagarchalise, I suggest you to first change your group :
Then by replacing /var/www by your own folder :
The /var/www folder neads to be owned by your user. So, you have to do this:
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Patents are received when there is no prior art. That is, you cannot patent things that are already in the public domain.
So, take the iPad, I'd swear that Star Trek Next Generation uses iPads. Its the size of an iPad and they use it like an iPad. So how did Apple get a patent on it?
I'm sure there are other things in film that exist in film before they do in real life but they still get patented.
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I do this a lot so I don't have so many nested blocks in my code. It makes it a lot cleaner. Once you retrieve a list it's stored in memory. The same is true if you use the list only within your
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For my D&D 4E character, I would like to have some sort of role-play enhancing item, something that gives me more options for role-playing.
For example, my previous character had an armor shard which would allow him to conjure non-magic items with the DM's approval. This resulted in some funny scenes, one of the best being where he conjured a tiara for one (female) head of a twin-headed Ettin, causing her to help the gang.
Now for my new character, a Warforged Paladin I'd like something similar, which might help me get out of tight spots by improving my role-playing options.
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What I'm looking for is not a powerful combat item, but something that gives me more ways for creative role play solutions. Also, it is not necessary that it is an actual item from an official list, if it is based on a clever idea and not totally overpowered I think my DM will allow me using it.


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1973: Emergency Medical Services Systems (EMSS) Act establishes the Health Services Administration (which in 1982 will merge with the Health Resources Administration to become HRSA) as the lead Federal EMS agency.
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2005: Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity: A Legacy for Users Act establishes the Federal Interagency Committee on EMS to coordinate activities related to EMS and 9-1-1 systems and to issue an annual report with recommendations for new or expanded programs to improve EMS. HRSA is statutorily charged to serve on the committee and assist in providing administrative support.
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