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I have an important .number iworks file. My Mac is now no more... How do I convert .number file to any of the readble format including excel and pdf without having mac.
The .numbers file is actually a directory. There should be an image
that contains a preview of the document. It might contain the information that you are looking for. The contents on the file are actually stored in a compressed xml file
If you are just looking for some bit of information, you might be able to find it in there. For the most part, unless you have something to parse the xml, it would take quite a bit of work to reconstruct the spreadsheet from the xml.
This is very difficult to do without a Mac. You possibly could try to manually extract the data by hand or with a conversion tool, but I am not aware of any conversion tools available.
Therefore, I highly suggest that you use Numbers to do the conversion. Since you don't have your Mac anymore, perhaps you could borrow a friend's? Also, if there is an Apple Store near where you live, you could put the file on a flash drive and do the conversion there.
There's a website called Zamzar offering converting services: http://www.zamzar.com. You can upload .numbers (among many other filetypes) and let them convert it to .csv, .pdf or .xls. You can have them mail you a link to download this converted file (for only one day).
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I'm exploring organization systems like Personal Kanban and one thing I'm still not clear on is how to represent ongoing activities that are always there and always have to be done. For example, say I'm taking music lessons and I want to practice every day. I would like to represent that either on my kanban board, but since this is a recurring task that's never "done", what's the best way to handle it?
I could avoid adding that to my tasks altogether, but it feels like I'd be ignoring a major commitment if I did that.

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Francis Alÿs: Fabiola: An Investigation
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Alÿs's collection of Fabiola portraits, numbering in the hundreds and painted by amateurs and professionals alike, is the focus of this intriguing book. Not only does it examine the artist's exploration of collecting practices, but the publication also offers an unusual window into aesthetic, sociological, and anthropological values of the past century.


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The California High Speed Rail Proposal: A Due Diligence Report
The purpose of this Due Diligence Report is to examine the proposal to build a California highspeed rail system (HSR) between the San Francisco Bay Area and Sacramento to Los Angeles and San Diego via the San Joaquin Valley. The general plan is to build a system of from 700 to 800 miles with an initial state general obligation bond of $9 billion and a similar amount in grant funding from the federal government. The balance of what has now become at least a $54.3 billion system would be provided by private equity investors and commercial bond purchasers. As is noted below, the system has already encountered substantial capital cost increases and this Due Diligence report projects that the final cost of the system is likely to be between $65.2 billion and $81.4 billion (2008$).
The California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA or Authority), which is responsible for the project, anticipates that operating profits will pay for operating expenses, profits to private investors, debt service to commercial bond holders and sufficient revenues to build segments beyond Phase I (downtown San Francisco to Los Angeles and Anaheim). This would include a line from Los Angeles through the Inland Empire to San Diego, a line connecting Sacramento to the system in the San Joaquin Valley, a line through Altamont Pass and an East Bay line from San Jose to Oakland. The CHSRA has expended $58 million in state funding during the last 10 years planning such a system of "bullet trains."
It is possible that HSR can serve legitimate public and environmental purposes and be a financial success in California. However, the current CHSRA proposal cannot achieve such objectives. The principal message of this Due Diligence report is that CHSRA's plans have little or no potential to be implemented in their current form and that the project is highly risky for state taxpayers and private investors.
The CHSRA plans as currently proposed are likely to have very little relationship to what would eventually be built due to questionable ridership projections and cost assumptions, overly optimistic projections of ridership diversion from other modes of transport, insufficient attention to potential speed restrictions and safety issues and discounting of potential community or political opposition. Further, the system's environmental benefits have been grossly exaggerated, especially with respect to reduction of greenhouse gas emissions that have been associated with climate change.
The CHSRA documentation provides virtually no objective analysis about risks and uncertainties, nor has CHSRA documentation been scrutinized in an independent review. This report is such an effort—which is why it is a Due Diligence Report—one that examines the CHSRA's documentation based on empirical data, historical trends and domestic and international experience.
This report specifically examines the following topics: HSR ridership and revenue, demographics, construction costs, operating costs, financing costs, airport and highway alternatives, train speeds, train designs, safety regulations and standards, greenhouse gas reductions, potential community opposition and historical experience in the United States. Regarding ridership and costs, this report evaluates projections from CHSRA and also develops independent projections.


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S.C. Gov. Nikki Haley recently signed Bill 308 into law, which will allows South Carolina residents with a concealed weapons permit to carry their weapons into many businesses, including restaurants and bars.
Here's what South Carolinians need to know about the new law.
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u Do I have the right to order someone with a concealable weapon out of my business?
It is my opinion that we are in need of a public outcry. Sunday morning National Security Adviser Susan Rice was on "Meet the Press."
Rice was asked if she had any regrets about saying that the Benghazi attack was a demonstration gone bad after a video insulting Mohammed was posted on You Tube.
Her answer was, "No, we were acting on the best information we had at the time."
It's the kind of news that should be alarming, yet it's all too common.
A local TV news station reported Feb. 15 that a man attempted to assault a Richland County deputy after being pulled over for driving more than 100 miles per hour. The suspect was subdued and arrested.
In this case, the assailant didn't appear to have a weapon. Still, it was a stark reminder of the dangers our police officers face.
Other incidents this year in South Carolina have been more serious:
The Mattamy Homes proposal to develop the Treetops site on Van Wyck Road passed the Lancaster County Planning Commission, 5-1, on Feb. 18 and will move to Lancaster County Council, probably on March 10. The dissenting vote was provided by Vedia Hatfield.
In the 2014 election, the post of state superintendent of education is open. Incumbent Mick Zais is not running again. By my count, as of Feb. 24, there are 12 people who are announced candidates – 10 Republicans and two Democrats.
The Lancaster County Democratic Party is composed of a diverse group of individuals who are committed to working for the common good of all individuals living in our community.
We believe that within our party you will find a place where you can be actively involved in a political process that is focused on building an economy that will improve the lives of middle-class families, seniors and businesses.
The dozen or so residents of the area present were uniformly opposed to the Mattamy proposal and were greatly disappointed by the Planning Commission decision, which came after an impressive sales presentation.
I had to respond to Michael Jedson's guest column, "Additional ACA facts," in the Feb. 7 edition of The Lancaster News. I think it's ironic that on the same day my column, "Stop socialism in America," was printed right next to Mr. Jedson's.
Obviously, he is someone who left his former state probably because of the high taxes and skyrocketing cost of living. Yet, he moves to a red state and criticizes it. When he was living in a blue state, he was surrounded by people who thought just like he does.
What do Lancaster County government, Lancaster County School District, Lancaster County Water and Sewer, Lancaster County Natural Gas, Lancaster County Transportation Committee, Lancaster County Library, Lancaster County Courthouse, Lancaster County Sheriff's Department, Lancaster County Voter Registration, Lancaster County Treasurer, Lancaster County Auditor, Lancaster County Probate Judge and the Lancaster County Coroner's Office all have in common?
On the third Monday of February, Americans celebrate Presidents Day.
Established in the 1880s to honor George Washington, this federal holiday – officially named "Washington's Birthday" – was initially celebrated each year on Feb. 22.
It wasn't until 1971 that Congress moved it to the third Monday in February, providing federal workers a three-day weekend, and it soon became commonly known as Presidents Day.
Republicans wish retiring 6th Circuit Solicitor Doug Barfield the best in his future plans and express their gratitude for his 30 years of service in the solicitor's office.
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Genuine Firestone replacement air spring W01-358-9223. Firestone air bag 9223 is designed to provide years and thousands of miles of trouble free service.
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1) Stud - Manufactured as a permanent part of the bead plate assembly for maximum strength and durability. Used to attach the spring to the vehicle's suspension.
2) Combo Stud - Serves the dual purpose of mounting the spring to the suspension and providing an entrance for air.
3) Blind Nut - Also a permanent part of the bead plate assembly. Provides an alternative mounting system to the stud.
4) Air Fitting - Usually 1/4 N.P.T. Provides an air entrance to the bellows.
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6) Bellows - The 'air bag' includes four plies of material: an inner layer, two plies of cord-reinforced fabric, and an outer cover. Natural rubber construction provides functional properties to –65F.
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It makes good sense to specify Airide springs by Firestone. That trade name on an air spring guarantees you the benefit of the very latest technical developments and improvements. It is your assurance of a product not only engineered and perfected to perform, but which also has a long history of superior performance in actual use.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE - The Ohio State Highway Patrol and county law enforcement agencies held a press conference at the patrol post Tuesday, announcing the results of a major anti-drug initiative that took place Thursday and Friday.
Departments involved included the Belmont County Drug Task Force, the sheriff's department, Bellaire, Bridgeport, Martins Ferry, Shadyside and St. Clairsville police departments and the highway patrol.
The coordinated effort, dubbed Operation Shield, saw 467 vehicles stopped and 158 enforcement actions. This resulted in 28 criminal cases, 15 drug cases, seven felony drug cases, eight misdemeanour drug cases, 18 warrants served, eight OVI's, 19 cases of driving under suspension and 312 warnings.
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THE OHIO State Highway Patrol, the Belmont County Drug Task Force and local police departments executed a coordinated effort of traffic stops, arrests and warrants served last week. Pictured, from left, are Bellaire Police Chief Michael Kovalyk; Sheriff's Deputy Tom DeVaul; Highway Patrol Post Commander Jeff Laroche; Prosecutor Chris Berhalter; Bridgeport Police Chief Andy Klotz and Martins Ferry Police Chief and Drug Task Force Commander John McFarland.
The amount of drugs seized have not been calculated, but included marijuana, crack, cocaine, heroine and prescription narcotics.
Also coinciding with these actions, a search warrant was served on a Bellaire residence where police say drugs, paraphernalia, prescription pills, cash and electronic devices were traded for drugs.
One stolen motorcycle was recovered and two additional ATVs were seized. A total of $3,475 was also seized.
"That operation was to go after those who are harming our community," said Prosecutor Chris Berhalter.
"Everyone was on board for it," said John McFarland, Martins Ferry Police Chief and Drug Task Force commander, adding that this was their first operation of such scope undertaken with the highway patrol. "I hope we continue to do more in the future."
He added that further investigations are planned using evidence collected during the two-day operation.
"I'm going to encourage agencies to participate more in these to send a message to the people out there that we're going to be more aggressive in investigating drug crimes," McFarland said. "Any type of operation where you're stopping types of drug sales in a community is a goal."
The Bellaire house was searched in the early hours of Saturday. Police Chief Michael Kovalyk noted that it was part of an ongoing investigation by the task force and local agencies. He commended the teamwork of all officers involved, who took broad action in a short time with no injuries.
"We try to do all we can, with limited resources and the need to share agency information," he said. He also thanked the prosecutor's office for their cooperation in furnishing search and arrest warrants.
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13 Mar 2012 9:12 AM #1
Double-click to open pre-overrides project does not work
If you double-click the *.xds file on a project that has not been converted to the new Overrides way of doing things the designer hangs.
The OS process exists but the UI is never displayed.
I suspect this is due to the modal dialog prompt asking if you want to upgrade the project being rendered before the UI is fully initialized.
13 Mar 2012 10:53 AM #2
If you start designer and then open the project does this work?
I've been unable to reproduce this.Aaron Conran
14 Mar 2012 2:19 AM #3
This only happens on projects that need to be upgraded to the new Overrides release.
Yes, opening designer and then selecting the project file works as expected.


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I can't do this exercise of Conway's Book: For $r>0$ let $A=\{w:w=\exp(1/z), 0<|z|<r\}$, determine the set $A$. Any hints?
$\exp$ maps each horizontal strip of height $2\pi$ onto $\mathbb{C}\setminus \{0\}$, and for all $r\gt0$, $\{w: w=\frac{1}{z},0\lt|z|\lt r\}$ contains infinitely many such strips.
The Big Picard Theorem (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Picard_theorem) is a great generalization of Casorati-Weierstrass which says that in the neighborhood of an essential singularity a holomorphic function assumes all complex values with possibly one exception. In this case, that is clearly $0$. So the set is $\mathbb{C}-\{0\}$.
Let's prove that $A = \mathbb{C} - \{0\}$. First, we'll prove that $A \subset \mathbb{C} - \{0\}$, then we'll show that $\mathbb{C} - \{0\} \subset A$.
We have shown that A both contains and is a subset of $\mathbb{C} - \{0\}$. Thus $A = \mathbb{C} - \{0\}$


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"It's nice to look back and say hey, you know, we're probably in better shape now than we were you know six months ago because we are going to be able to provide programs that we were never going to be able to provide for before," Kummer says.
"The corporate support that we've gotten from our partner CHC (Commonwealth Health Corporation) and the Medical Center, we're going to be able to do it for a year and hopefully if it's successful, I'm hopeful we'll be able to sustain the operation for 36 months," says Warren County Parks and Recreation Director, Chris Kummer.
Kummer expects to have a positive outlook for the aquatics facility from here on out.
The Medical Center will be providing outpatient therapy in the water throughout the week through Bluegrass Outpatient, and the pool's other partner, Community Education will be providing recreation classes like zumba and water aerobics.
"Community Education works with both school districts and Warren County Fiscal Court to serve the community and of course Warren County Parks and Rec is apart of fiscal court. The pool is apart of Warren County School Districts so it made sense that we get involved and help out in any way that we could," says Community Education Executive Director, Debi Wade Jordan.
The pool will also be offering new memberships here shortly.
Swimmers can purchase an annual membership for $325 or purchase a specific number of visits at a time. The cost depends on how many visits you purchase.
"It's nice to look back and say hey, you know, we're probably in better shape now than we were you know six months ago because we are going to be able to provide programs that we were never going to be able to provide for before," Kummer says.
Several swimmers are grateful someone came through to help the pool, including the Bowling Green Special Olympics swim team, the Paranas.
"It's a great opportunity to get more practices in because we do need the practices and stuff. Without this pool there would be no practices and then there would be no swim team," says swimmer Kelly King.
"We've got continuity. We know where we are going to practice. We know that we are going to have lifeguards. We know that we are going to be here, the same time everytime we come to practice," says coach, Doris Miller.
The Medical Center starts therapy sessions on Monday, and Community Education starts recreation classes in June.
The pool has presented Warren County Parks and Recreation other opportunities to partner with local groups.
Kummer says this will further help them budget their money.
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Is It Time to Ditch Your Workout Gear?
Have your battered running shoes and stretched-out sports bra had enough? Here's when to call it quits with your workout gear
When to toss them: Obviously if there are any holes or thinning in the material, it's time to splurge on some new socks. Another early warning sign: If you feel them moving separately from your foot when exercising; socks should grip your feet like a second skin.
What to replace them with: The right socks will not only last longer, but also keep your feet feeling good during and after your workout. So look for ones with cushioning on the sole and made from a micro-fiber fabric (as opposed to cotton, which retains the sweat from your feet and creates a wet environment for bacteria and fungus).
*Sources: Andrew Schrage, co-owner of Money Crashers Personal Finance. John Paul Ouvrier, director of Fitness4Charity.org.
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Love buying new work out gear, it motivates me ot get running
by cindy11052 Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 06:43AM Report as inappropriate
This is great! I hate throwing out workout gear and buying new stuff because, let's face it, I don't really look that great the gym no matter what I'm wearing! But I should definitely invest in some new running shoes.
by schien Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 09:18PM Report as inappropriate
Ah sometimes it's things you don't really want to get rid of..oh well
by Sele10 Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 09:00PM Report as inappropriate
I love new white socks, need some new tennis shoes too. New year new items!
by EricaF123 Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 08:27PM Report as inappropriate
I find the special work out shorts and t-shirts mostly useless. I'll be sticking to my extra cotton shirts and shorts for that.
by amber.flute Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at 06:34PM Report as inappropriate
I know I need some new running shoes but I just can't let my beloved Pumas go!
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this is all common sense yet i didnt know it..lol
by rayshaviolet Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 03:26PM Report as inappropriate
Wow! I did not know that one had to replace shoes and hats. Thanks for the info.
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Great article! I learned a lot. Now excuse me while I throw half of my workout stuff out.
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I think I'm facing a problem that most people face.
And I think that some people deal with this problem better than others.
My wife and I work 9-5 jobs.
When we arrive home, after a day at work, we're tired.
Sometimes, especially when we work overtime, we have just enough energy to cook dinner and watch a TV program before bed.
During the week, we accumulate newpapers, magazines, bills, mail, and other items.
Often, we promise ourselves to process and sort these items when we have either more time or more energy.
The unfortunate reality is: We often just put these items wherever it is most convenient at time. This means that mail piles up on a kitchen counter. Larger mail deliveries accumulate just inside the front door.
My Question:
Where should these items go? Does IKEA manufacture an industrial strength inbox for all of this stuff that is to be processed later?
Yes, we typically sort and process these items on the weekend. But it just seems like other households manage their "inbox" better than we do.
Do we just need a big bin for all of this stuff?
Although we don't live in an overly large home, I don't think that a lack of space is our problem. Many people who live in small apartments appear to manage this problem much better than we do.


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This blog series profiles a new prefab development in San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood—a LEED Platinum-targeted building containing 23 "micro-studios." Built in a California factory in a month and assembled on-site in just four days, these 300-square-foot units are paving the path to a new approach to prefab—and to small-space city living. PART THREE: Factory construction and on-site assembly. Harriet Street represents the culmination of ZETA Communities's original vision to build ultra-green multifamily and urban prefab buildings. Prefab multifamily projects have been built all over the world as global developers have realized the benefits; witness this time-lapse video (with almost five million views) of a 30-story modular building erected in just 15 days in China.
October 24, 2012
Mini Apartments and Next-Wave Prefab, Part 1
This seven-part blog series profiles a new prefab development in San Francisco's SOMA neighborhood—a LEED Platinum-targeted building containing 23 "micro-studios". Built in a California factory in a month and assembled on-site in just four days, these 300-square-foot units are paving the path to a new approach to prefab—and to small-space city living. PART ONE: Project Conception. The rise of prefab in the U.S. over the past several years has been sparked by great design, sustainability, and the promise of speedier, more efficient construction methods. The next wave of prefab, according to Zeta Communities, a San Francisco design-build firm, and Panoramic Interests, a Berkeley-based developer, will be driven by growth in cities, multifamily urban infill, and transit-oriented development. "The reality of prefab is that the true benefits of manufacturing—cost, time, consistency, lower waste, higher quality, greater energy efficiency—are optimized with scale," says Shilpa Sankaran, cofounder of Zeta Communities. In 2008, Patrick Kennedy and Cara Houser of Panoramic Interests conceived the idea of developing a unique housing option for students and twenty and thirty-somethings. They projected increasing demand for smaller spaces that were super-functional, sustainably built, and stylish—and which promoted the concept of the surrounding city as a communal living room and kitchen. After prototyping the project for a Berkeley site, Panoramic decided to build on a small, constrained site in San Francisco, which they saw as a better testing ground for their ideas. They refined their micro-unit concept to fit into San Francisco's South of Market neighborhood fabric with units around 300 square feet each. Here's a peek into the early stages of the project.
October 3, 2012
Preview "The Modern Family" Video
If you've enjoyed our previous videos—including behind-the-scenes looks at unconventional residences in New York City and San Francisco and our recent spotlight on the preservation of a railway depot in small-town Iowa—then be sure to check dwell.com on September 12, when we'll unveil our latest video, Part One in our new two-part series "The Modern Family," sponsored by Mercedes-Benz.
September 7, 2012
Hand-Made Houses
Here at Dwell, we love houses with a good backstory. So it's no surprise that some of our favorite features from years past spotlight homes patiently and passionately built by residents with a tight budget, an obsession with modern design, and a willingness to put in plenty of sweat equity. Here, a look back at some homes renovated or built, to one degree or another, by hand.
August 26, 2012
Renovating the Swan House: Part 3
In this three-part series, expanding on our July/August 2012 "Designers at Home" theme, Los Angeles–based architect Barbara Bestor tracks her hands-on, ten-month renovation of the Swan House, a 1950s bungalow in Silver Lake. We've featured her work previously in the magazine here. See Part One of the series here, and Part Two here. Part Three: The Finished Product I bought my house in the Silver Lake hills in December 2010, started renovating it the next month, and we moved in in October 2011. Renovation took ten months. I probably could have done it twice as fast if I had pre-planned it out in advance. Instead I did a "shoot from the hip" renovation. I had a big installation going on in the spring (Silent Disco at Sci-Arc) and was very distracted, so the house was sort of my fun recreational project. Still, it was fun to do it this way—more like a couture process than a typical gig. Lots of trying out new things, and changing direction along the way. Here's a peek at the finished product.
July 24, 2012
Renovating the Swan House: Part 2
In this three-part series, expanding on our July/August 2012 "Designers at Home" theme, Los Angeles-based architect Barbara Bestor tracks her hands-on, ten-month renovation of the Swan House, a 1950s bungalow in Silverlake. We've featured her work previously in the magazine here. See Part One of the series here. Part Two: Creating a Home The house I bought on a corner lot in Silver Lake had been in a family for 40 years, but had not had anyone living in it recently. Time had taken its toll but I could see a house that was perfect for a working mother with two almost-teenage daughters. They would have their own "retreat" downstairs, and upstairs would be our shared living/public spaces and an office/master suite for myself. When I bought the house, I knew I needed to dig out some more space below to make two decent rooms for my daughters. I wanted to completely reconfigure the kitchen and open it up, make a real master bedroom and bath, and change the relationship of the house to the street and to parking. About a month into the design process, I realized I needed to completely change the staircase location and that doing so would help me to improve the kitchen and also the kids' rooms at the lower level. Another month or two in, I realized I could commandeer some of the crawl space and make a proper laundry room and storage area. There was a lot of opportunistic "scope creep" while we went along. Here's a glimpse into my design process and renovation approach.
July 17, 2012
Q&A with Pakistan's First Female Architect
As profiled in our "Women of Influence" roundup in our July/August 2012 issue, Yasmeen Lari is the closest thing Pakistan has to a design superhero. After years working as an architect, designing buildings for a wide range of clients, from corporate campuses to low-income housing, she left private practice in order to focus on issues close to her heart, including developing sustainable and vernacular disaster relief housing and dedicating herself to writing, research, and her work with the Heritage Foundation of Pakistan, the ambitious nonprofit she developed with her husband. Here, we ask her questions about her architectural work, her philanthropical passions, and the unique challenges of working in her homeland.
July 2, 2012
Radical Sustainability with Mitchell Joachim
Environmental thought leader, architect, and urban designer Mitchell Joachim joined Dwell editor Amanda Dameron Friday, June 21, at Dwell on Design, sharing his most innovative ideas for the city of the future. In classic Joachim fashion, his fascinating presentation was a volley of high-concept solutions delivered with characteristic charm and humor. Here, we share slideshow highlights—and a few of Joachim's highly-quotable gems.
June 23, 2012
Coolest Homes for Artists & Art Collectors
We at Dwell are always on the lookout for unique homes that express the personality of their occupants—and it's no wonder some of the most unique and memorable residences we've featured in recent years belong to artists and art collectors, who embrace the quirky and the unconventional. Join us at Dwell on Design Sunday, June 24th, where we're inviting architect Tom Marble, collector Jeff Wardell, and architect Linda Taalman onstage to chat about ways architecture can best highlight and showcase art. To whet your appetite, flip through our slideshow for a look at some of our favorite homes designed around the display and making-of art, from a famous conceptual artist's industrial-inspired rowhouse in New York City to a street art collector's shipping crate-filled loft in San Francisco.
June 12, 2012
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Which path connected space has fundamental group isomorphic to the group of rationals? More generally, is every group the fundamental group of a space?
See the Wikipedia page on Eilenberg-Mac Lane spaces for an even better statement: For every group $G$ there is a $CW$-complex $K(G,1)$ (unique up to homotopy equivalence) such that $\pi_1(K(G,1)) \cong G$ and $\pi_{n}(K(G,1)) = 0$ for all $n \neq 1$. This is also true for every other value of $1$ (to quote Mariano Suárez-Alvarez) and abelian $G$ and proofs of these statements can be found in almost all books on algebraic topology.
A nice and and rather explicit example for a space with fundamental group $\mathbb{Q}$ can be constructed using the theory of graphs of groups, see exercise 6 on page 96 of Hatcher's book.
In 1988, Shelah proved that there is no "nice" compact space with fundamental group $\mathbb{Q}$, where nice means metric, compact (hence separable) path connected and locally path connected. Indeed, Shelah has shown the fundamental group of a nice compact space is either finitely generated or has the cardinality of the continuum.
Every group is the fundamental group of a space; a relatively easy choice of such a space is the presentation complex associated to a presentation. First, every group $G$ has a presentation with some generators $g_i$ indexed by some set $I$ and some relations $r_j$ indexed by some set $J$. Let $X$ be the wedge of $|I|$ circles; by Seifert-van Kampen we know that $\pi_1(X) \cong F_{|I|}$.
Now we will add some $2$-cells corresponding to the relations. First, note that every relation $r_j$ determines a homotopy class of paths in $X$, hence a subspace isomorphic to $S^1$ of $X$. Associated to such a subspace is an attaching map $b_j : S^1 \to B^2$, and we can form the adjunction space $X \cup_{b_j} B^2$ in order to attach the appropriate $2$-cell and kill the relation $r_j$ (proven by a second application of Seifert-van Kampen). Doing this for all relations gives the appropriate space.
Yes, see Hatcher, Corollary 1.28, page 52.


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Let $\phi: \chi \to B$ be a proper holomophic submersion with smooth fiber $X$.
Then, we get local systems $R^i \phi_* \mathbb C$ and corresponding flat connection $(B, \bigtriangledown)$
In this case,there are tons of beautiful constructions even in such an elementary level:
infinitesimal VHS, Mixed Hodge structure, Period mapping $P^{n,k} : B \to Grass(b^{n,k}, H^n(X, \mathbb C)), $ Picard-Lefschetz monosromy representation $\rho: \pi_1(B, b_0) \to GL(n, \mathbb C) $ and so on.
But my knowledge of these topic remains too abstract to digest it well. So i am collecting enlightening toy examples. For example, I've worked with the Legendre family of elliptic curves
{$y^2=x(x-1)(x-\lambda)$} $ \to $ {$\mathbb C -(0,1)$}
and interpreted everything into a concrete term.(and it was fantastic)
But i still wants more. Because in my examples, no mixed Hodge structure, no Hodge structure of weight $\ge$ 2. If you have any other good examples, please tell me. Good reference will be extremly helpful. I also appreciate any suggestion.


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I often have to keep multiple ssh sessions open in different terminal windows at the same time and I'd like to have a differen background color to help me visualize to which host I'm connected to: i.e. red when I'm root@live-system. I tried configuring xfce terminal but the setting is not wi
Do you know any terminal emulator that allows me to do that?
I'd prefer something that does not depend on KDE libraries.


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I've noticed several items which are marked as useless for research. Should I just sell these right away, or is there ever a case in which one of them might be useful?
Items include broken flight computers, alien food, entertainment, stasis pods, etc.


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13 Sep 2012 1:12 PM #1
Callback on store's sync() method does not occur after the batch is complete
I'm not entirely sure what event actually results in the callback, but the store's sync method appears to fire the callback before the sync is complete. In our example, a batch operation of multiple creates fires the callback before all records have been created and returned from the database. So:
myStore.sync({ callback: function() { MyApp.App.fireEvent('mystore.completed'); } });
proxy: { onBatchComplete: function() { MyApp.App.fireEvent('mystore.completed'); } }
To me, this is a problem with the functionality of sync()'s callback.
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I am for example trying to do the following, and the sync() method is not called either.
// grab settings var store = Ext.getStore('SettingsStore'); var storeLocal = Ext.getStore('SettingsStoreLocalStorage'); store.load({ callback : function(records, operations, success) { storeLocal.add(store.first()); } }); storeLocal.sync({ callback : function() { console.log('syncing local storage'); } });
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20 Nov 2011 1:04 PM #1
Tree throws exception when a single quote is in model key
Tracing my code in dev mode I got
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: String is not complete HTML (ends in non-inner-HTML context):
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sb.appendHtmlConstant("
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Escaping ' as " also doesn't help: it unescapes implicitly making the node unselectable because com.sencha.gxt.widget.core.client.tree.Tree#findNode returns null:
String id = item.getId(); TreeNode<M> node = nodes.get(id);
30 Nov 2011 7:29 PM #2
Thanks, and yes, its a fairly obvious mistake that we will deal with. We will update this thread when a fix is available.
As a workaround, consider a custom ModelKeyProvider that encodes the string key before returning it.
6 Dec 2011 8:07 AM #3
This is fixed in SVN (rev 1963). Changes will go out in next release later this week.
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I installed Ubuntu 12.04 LTS yesterday from a usb, but it only boots into Windows unless the usb is in, then it boots into the Ubuntu loader where I can choose Ubuntu vs. Windows. What's the problem?
I run windows starter on a netbook with 1 gb ram and intel atom processor. I tried to install boot-repair but it won't work either. I follow the instructions for the Terminal and it seems to go right until I try launching it - then it says that it does not know the command boot-repair.
I really like Ubuntu, it lets this netbook run smoothly and better than ever before but I don't think I want to boot from a usb every time.


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Say a canon is where the circle is, and it shoots two different canonballs at different angles, but at the same speed, which angle would make the cannonball hit the ground first?
Intuitively I'd think they'd hit at the same time, however, I remember a formula describing the second coordinate $y$: $y = - 1/2 \cdot g \cdot t^2 + v_{0y} \cdot t$
Where $t$ is the time, and $v_{0y}$ is the starting velocity. Thus a high $v_{0y}$, would lead to a greater total time $t$, thus it would hit A first. This seems to be missing something though.


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Spectral Light (in memory of Didi Wein) tar, paper, oil, enamel on canvas 90 x 66 inches 1989 From the collection of Dana Braun
In December of 1989, I was diagnosed with non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and immediately underwent six months of chemotherapy. My first thoughts were about my wife and children and how they would cope if I should die. I really didn't think much about my own death because I wouldn't be here to feel the pain. My concerns ran more to an assessment of my life to date and the satisfaction that I had few regrets or recriminations. I have been cancer free since the chemotherapy and can only hope for as much life as possible.
"Spectral Light" was done just before I had cancer. It was created for Didi Wein, who had cancer and subsequently died at age 35. She had asked me to do a large, uplifting painting for her. However, my thoughts turned to sadness. The empty chair arose as a metaphor for a person having died. She died before I finished this painting and never saw it.
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My laptop and netbook also run Linux (namely Ubuntu).
The coding that I do is mostly in Perl and "shell scripts" (for the "bash" shell) for automating system administration tasks in Linux servers. In "previous lives", I coded web applications in PHP for LAMP based projects and also in ASP ("Active Server Pages"), both "classic ASP" - ASP + VBScript - and ASP.Net - using C#
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This is brilliant!
Anyone purchased from shirtpunch before?
I have bought from ript, tee fury and qwertee. All with positive experiences.
@dogmusher: I have, at least once. It went just as well as any experience with the other shirt-a-day sites I've patronized (TF, Ript, Qwertee, etc).
@dogmusher: I have bought quite a few from them and they have great prints!
@dogmusher: Shipping is a bit steep. $7.88 for me for one xl and one m shirt. They use Gildans as blanks. But I haven't heard anything negative about them.
Thought it was gonna be another shirt.woot/threadless/what-have-you clone with inexpensive crowdsourced tee shirt designs and in a way it is (and much more, with all the other stuff they emblazon the current design on). Only it's in Canada, so everyone in the US (likely their biggest customer base) has to pay for shipping. Mine was a mere $3.94 for one shirt but that multiplies with every shirt you buy. Fairly hideous terms. Anyone know if their shipping is at least free to Canadians?
it's ok. i usually just look at teefury.com
Shipping came to $1.06 to Virginia - happy to snag an awesome long sleeve tee for under $20.00.
@dogmusher: They have a lot of interesting nerdy/pop culture designs, usually crossovers. Canadian based, so shipping can be a bit expensive to the States, but some of the designs are unique enough to be worth it, imo.
I recently discovered shirtpunch, and bought my first shirt on the 3rd of Jan. ( A week ago today ) It has yet to ship, but I know it can take a while to print shirts. After I ordered my shirt I discovered they had a lot of bad reviews, but I am still holding out and not going to worry for at least another week.
In for 1. Good gift for a friend.
CRAP! I didn't read your post before ordering?
@magiccheese: I've had to wait a long time for ShirtPunch orders too in the past - but I have received every order. Only "shirt-a-day" site that has ever burned me was RIPT, but we got that sorted out after a bunch of emails back and forth...
@magiccheese: Wow, I had no idea. I've ordered a couple things from ShirtPunch over the last year or so and had nothing but a positive experience. Those reviews make me think twice about ordering from them again...
I have to add my two cents; I too have ordered from ShirtPunch in the past, and while it did take a while to ship and arrive, it eventually did, and in pristine condition (well the shirt was, the plastic sleeve was dirty from being in the mail for two weeks). I think I've ordered two or three shirts from them, and haven't noticed anything out of the ordinary other than the long shipping time.
I just ordered a Hello Kitty/My Neighbor Totoro crossover shirt from Shirt Punch in December. It took a good three weeks to get it, but I expected that. I think they actually make the shirts after they've been ordered. Shipping for me to Virginia was the standard $3.94 so I'm not sure how someone got it for ~$1.
I did some research before ordering and came up with mixed reviews. Some people loved the site, others deemed it terrible. I really wanted the shirt I ordered so I thought it was worth it. So despite the wait, I was pleased with my first order.
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What are some clear and logical reasons for why we shouldn't be designing websites with tables? Where are the benefits, what has been driving this idea in the industry? When is it okay to use a table?
1) Tables shouldn't be used for page layouts because they are:
2) Use a table for tabular data. That's what tables are for.
See also: Why are people making tables with divs?
Tables are for tabular data, not design. People often misunderstand the motivation behind making pages "tableless".
It is wrong to use tables to create your layout. You should use other elements for layout (divs, lists, sections, articles, headers, footers, asides, etc.). And you can achieve great effects with minimal HTML/CSS (leaving your code semantically meaningful, lightweight, and easy to maintain).
Of course, tabular data should be inside a table element. If you want, you can improve even the tables' semantics by adding thead, tfoot, tbody, th, caption etc. All those elements are intended to be used with tables, and believe me, they can make your table much more self-descriptive.
So, thing is, don't go with table-based design and use any HTML/CSS solution that fits. Start from HTML semantic markup, and then build up design with CSS. This should keep anyone safe. Use this as a rule of thumb.
Tables are supposed to contain data, and not design elements.
Tables should only be used when displaying tabular data. Otherwise, they are usually a poor choice for display.
The real cause to not use tables is:
The default layout of a table is:
This tells the browser to analyze the table and fix the cells to contain the elements inside them, which takes some time. (this is why tables are so good for complex data)
Bottom line: the table will render after all the content inside it is rendered, as opposed when using for example DIV elements.
I use tables for web design structure in liquid mixed with fixed and I know many says tables are for noobs others says they are for old school guys those always says DIVS are the best but the truth is that tables are better for some thing and DIVS for other thing.
What is better a
Me and my old tables in my new 2015 web design can kick butts to anyone with my friendly mobile 100% width mixed with 2 side columns 200px each.
Obviously inside tables is ugly to put more and more tables, that's where DIVS comes handy. Tables can do things divs cannot and divs can do things tables cannot.
Those saying default table layout is fixed? I give you an example
Do you see the potential now? Take a look to it on PC and cellphone. Ah yeah and I don't even need bootstrap.
Now to do the same with divs you have to write a lot of CSS code to display align float and crap. Who wrote less code? Me! What does customers need? A guy ending a page in 1 year or in 1 month ?
Now lets improve the design with divs
So beautiful a 5 columns design layout using divs and tables.
Your answer is: they both together work better and is faster and it will look good on any design even on TVs and small cellphones.


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(Edited) How can I find Euler-Poincare Index with compact support of General Linear Group over $\mathbb{R}$. For example let $A$ be a locally closed subset of a manifold $X$ then: $\chi_c(A)=\chi(R\Gamma(X;\mathbb{R}_A))=\chi(R\Gamma_c(A;\mathbb{R}_A))$
Which, in a smooth case it is the same as alternating sum of Betti numbers of de Rham cohomologies with compact support. Thank you.


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To test a program for iPhone or iPad, seems like the only way is to join the Apple Developer program and pay $99 per year? Can you also jailbreak the iPhone or iPad and be able to test it?
Is it true that to test a game on the iPhone or iPad, we either need to pay $99 to join Apple Developer program, or jailbreak the iPad?
You can use a jailbreaked iOS device for testing, but you won't be able to sell your App on the Appstore. And you won't be able to test the app on other (non-jailbreaked) devices. To do that you'll need the developer license.
The reason why this is so, is that every app needs to be signed (with the certificate you get from Apple when joining the developer program) to be run on iOS devices. Non-signed code will run on a jailbroken device, but not on any other device. Also a non-signed app cannot be sold in the Appstore.
Why all the talk about jailbreaking?
The iOS developers I know use ad-hoc distribution for testing. It's like when you sign your own SSL certificate on a home server. You'll have to add your own signature to the list of allowed signers on your device (butchering the terminology here, sorry), and then you can test to your heart's content.
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text: I haven't done any anime animals lately so here is one that was suggested by a member. It's on "how to draw a cute anime cat", step by step. One of the things I really like about this cat is the small nose and expression on the face. I can truly say that it's more of a traditional version anime cat unlike some of the other ones I made in the past. The black colored coat with the hints of grey for lighting makes this kitty shimmer on the page. If you are a fan of drawing anime animals, you will definitely enjoy drawing a cute anime cat. I have to get my other lessons prepared for submission so stay tuned in to see what they will be on. Adios amigos!


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Here's a problem I'm working on:
Find the matrix of T with respect to the standard bases $P_{3}$ and $\mathbb{R}^{3}$:
$T(p(x)) = \left( \begin{array}{cc} p'(0) \\ p(0) \\ p(0) - p'(0)\end{array} \right)$
So I'll list the steps that I've been taking and hopefully someone will be able to tell me what I'm doing wrong. So the first thing I did was prove that the transformation was linear, which wasn't too bad. Now since I know that the transformation is linear I can make use of the theorem that says that every linear transformation can be written in the form $T(x) = Ax$ where $A$ is the coefficient matrix and $x$ is a vector.
Now I believe the standard bases for the polynomial in my example is $1, x, x^{2}, x^{3}$, so I assumed I could do the following $A = ( T(1) \space \space T(x) \space \space T(x^{2}) \space \space T(x^{3}) )$ but here's when I start to get confused. The problem definition says that each function is being forced to evaluate zero, so knowing what the basis's are doesn't matter, you only need to know that there are four (correct me if I'm wrong about there being 4 standard basis).
Next, so if I take the derivative of $p(x)$ I'd get some polynomial, but if I input zero I'd just get some constant. Does this mean that each of the four columns of my coefficient matrix are just going to be unique constants? Thanks in advance for any help offered.


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I am setting up a new WordPress blog and would like to include a widget in the content of a Page. I found some forums describing PHP hacks which appeared to apply to older versions. With WordPress 3.0.1 what is the best way to include a widget in a page?
This plugin might be the easy way. http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/add-widgets-to-page/
But for a scratch method...
Look into Theme Twenty-Ten's functions.php file and find where the dynamic sidebars are registered. It looks like this:
I've written in Area 7 above, as Twenty-Ten includes 6 widgetized areas. Copy all this into your theme's functions.php if it isn't there already, and delete or add what you need.
Use the following function call in your template file where you want to place your custom area 7:
For example, create a template file in your theme directory, and use it as the default template for a page you create in WordPress. Go to Appearance->Widgets and drag widgets to your area 7 and they will appear on your page. If you need another widget area (dynamic sidebar), substitute the 7 for an 8>
This answer was created with the help of this post by a guy named Flynn
I've published a plugin called Widgets on Pages which allows easy definition and inline inclusion of widgets inside posts and pages. I think this would be of help


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Is there a class of ring spectra that corresponds to and/or extends the class of Dedekind rings from traditional algebra? Is there a notion of "ring of integers" of a ring spectrum? Additionally, is there a notion of an ideal class group of a Dedekind ring spectrum (Picard group)?
PS This question was already asked on math.stackexchange, but I have heard there are some people on this site working on this sort of thing.


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I want to redirect all links on one site to another domain. Except few menu links and one image in the site.. All I could find was this code, and it just disables all links any ideas
function disable() {
for(var i=0; i<links.length; i++) {
links[i].href="javascript:return false";
i want to show tons of demo templates that people can download , but those templates have all sorts of links that i dont want people to surf to , so i want to put one image inside the template saying Look at more templates. and thats the only link i want enabled


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Ability, not disability Like Col. Nicholson rallying sick and injured British soldiers to perform light duty in "The Bridge on the River Kwai," Waterbury Mayor Neil M. O'Leary is trying to usher disabled city workers back into the workforce even if they're unable to do their regular jobs. The city's risk manager, Craig Schmidt, said the city paid out $600,000 more in workers' compensation in 2011-12 — in all, $9 million — than in 2010-11. Since the city is self-insured, "it's all on taxpayers," Mr. Schmidt added. Nationally, disability, real or feigned, is an epidemic. Economist and demographer Nicholas Eberstadt reports that a half century ago, "roughly 134 Americans were engaged in gainful employment for every officially disabled worker; by December 2010 there were just over 16." Mayor O'Leary's approach not only promises to save taxpayers money in the short term, but it has the potential to revive the esprit de corps among city employees by emphasizing the principle that everyone, regardless of illness and injury, can and should contribute to the cause of public service.
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11. Devices for Following Heart Failure Patients
- Barry H. Greenberg2,
- Denise D. Barnard2,
- Sanjiv M. Narayan3 and
- John R. Teerlink4,5
Published Online: 14 SEP 2010
DOI: 10.1002/9780470669402.ch11
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Management of Heart Failure
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University of California and Veterans Affairs Medical Center, San Diego, California, USA
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School of Medicine, University of California, San Francisco, California, USA
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