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The following are the earliest times, not necessarily lechatechila;
Birchos Hashachar- even in the middle of the night, excepting hanosen lasechvi (machlokes) (if you will return to bed there are other modifications)
Korbanos- amud hashachar (if they mention the actual korbanos, otherwise you can say them before that)
P'sukei d'zimra- amud hashachar
krias shema- should not be said until misheyakir, but bediavad your yotzei from amud hashachar
Birchos Krias Shema- This is a machlokes and should preferably not be said before misheyakir
Tefila- amud hashachar
Bracha on talis- misheyakir
Bracha on tefilin- preferably misheyakir (ask your rav)
When amud hashachar and misheyakir are are debatable, ask your rav.
(If you need ref's for anything, let me know. These are spread out.)
The Shulchan Aruch: Orach Chaim: Siman 89 says that the ideal time to pray Sh'moneh Esrei is at Hanetz hachamah, when the sun shines on the top of the mountains (Mishnah B'rurah there). If one happens to daven after Amud HaShachar- when sun first breaks into the horizon- one fulfills his obligation.
The Mishnah B'rurah there infers from the language of the Shulchan Aruch that before the sun illuminates the East, even if Amud/Alos HaShachar occurs, one is not yotzeih even b'dieved. Although some disagree (See Biur Halachah), all seem to agree that before Alos itself, one is not yotzeih at all.
Regarding Davening early it is best not to daven prior to Vasikin. However in times of great difficulty you may Daven as early as Misheyakir (Shulchan Oruch Orach Chaim 58:1). You may even start Davening before Misheyakir up to Yistabach and put on Talis and tefilin at Misheyakir.


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I'm spending my summer in Phnom Penh, Cambodia as a legal intern with the Documentation Center of Cambodia (DC-Cam). DC-Cam collects and preserves important historical documents concerning the Communist Party of Kampuchea, popularly known as the Khmer Rouge.
As the official government from 1975-1979, the Khmer Rouge instituted radical agrarian reform which led to widespread starvation. The Khmer Rouge used extreme social policies including the killing of the intelligentsia and the torture and murder of anyone who did not follow orders. It is estimated that two million Cambodians died under the regime. The Khmer Rouge also systematically arranged marriages between men and women, often without their consent.
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Attending a debate in the UN General Assembly on the appropriate response to a humanitarian crisis is a thrilling experience for a law student considering a career in international public interest. This summer I was honored to receive a Rutgers' Public Interest Law Foundation grant that enabled me to work for Global Action to Prevent War, a UN-affiliated consortium that seeks ways to end international conflict and genocide. I spent a fascinating 10 weeks involved in several compelling projects.
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I try to spend the few free moments I have reminding my fiancé that I'm still alive and haven't been completely swallowed by the law. Some weeks I'm more successful than others.
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This summer I've had the chance to expand my advocacy skills through an amazing internship with one of the most talented city law departments in the nation — the San Francisco City Attorney's Office.
This internship gave me an opportunity to work on a broad range of issues within a progressive environment. Working with the Transportation Team I got to assist Deputy City Attorneys draft statutes and regulations, giving me an inside view into city governance and public policy initiatives. Additionally, through assisting City Attorneys prepare for committee meetings and write opinion letters for the Board of Supervisors and the Transportation Department, I learned how different areas of law such as contracts, immigration, employment, and constitutional law all intersect on a daily basis.
Throughout the summer I made friends with interns from all over the country and met and worked alongside attorneys who have been part of some of the city's most pioneering public interest litigation. Also, I helped put our school on the map as the first intern from Rutgers School of Law–Newark!
Ione Curva '12: A desire to help domestic violence survivors is strengthened
I have been interning at Sanctuary for Families, which is the largest non profit in New York that provides services to domestic violence survivors. I work at the Bronx Family Justice Center, a collaborative center (under the Mayor's Office) that houses various organizations that serve domestic violence survivors.
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My experience this summer has solidified my intent to work in public interest after I graduate from law school, and particularly to work with domestic violence survivors. While this work is incredibly challenging, I feel a personal and professional duty to do the best work I can, given all that our clients have endured.
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The time I spent this summer working at an Indian law firm was very satisfying experience. I went to India to learn Indian law and work culture. I also wanted to live "the Indian experience" complete with elephants, loud, honking streets, and a belly full of dysentery. The experience certainly lived up to my expectations.
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Sarah Garvey-Potvin '11: Firm gives exposure to diverse practice areas, pro bono work
As a summer associate at Debevoise & Plimpton LLP, located in midtown Manhattan, I have experienced the life of an associate at a major New York law firm. The work has been varied and exciting, with Debevoise making sure that assignments pertain to your interests, are team-oriented and substantive.
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Jeffery Young, Jr. '11: Facilitating daycare options for low-income Philadelphians
Community Legal Services of Philadelphia, Inc. is a non-profit law firm that provides free legal representation in civil matters to low-income Philadelphians. I have been assigned to the Community Economic Development Unit where most of my work is with the Child Care Law Project that provides legal counsel to non-profit and low-income child care providers who wish to start up or expand their child care business.
I assist clients with every step of the process. I make sure they are in compliance with all local and state regulations regarding child care services, including passing health, food safety, and fire inspections. I also apply for zoning permits and help represent clients before the Zoning Board of Adjustment to request variances for the use and occupancy of buildings. I submit evidence including the number of children clients plan to have at the facility, building floor plans and architectural designs, the qualifications of the client to run a daycare, and most important, letters of support from the local community organization and city council person.
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Yael Bromberg '11: Well-prepared for civil rights and employment law cases in LA
This summer I am working as a law clerk in Los Angeles at Hadsell Stormer Keeny Richardson & Renick LLP, one of the largest and oldest civil rights and employment law firms in the country. I am helping to write a brief to the U.S. Supreme Court on the constitutional right to informational privacy in Government background investigations of low risk workers.
In addition, I am working on a class action challenging prison conditions; a case related to environmental justice concerns; a sexual harassment and sexual orientation harassment case in an employment context; and more. I am truly grateful to be gaining substantive litigation experience in public interest law.
The best thing about the experience is the firm's innovative approach to creating and sustaining a private law firm model that focuses exclusively on public interest litigation. This has been a great and educational summer job, and I am thankful to Rutgers Law School and the Constitutional Litigation Clinic for preparing me for it. Read more about Yael Bromberg.
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Everything You Never Wanted To Know About Module Reskinning And Have Been Forced To Find Out
By Darth InSidious
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I. Tools Required
1. KotOR Tool essential for all KotOR modding.
2. GFF Editor OR K-GFF to edit the module files. (Note that for this tutorial I shall be using a standard Bioware GFF Editor; however, if you wish to use cameras in your mod, you may wish to use tk102s K-GFF, as the standard GFF editor will screw them up.)
3. Picture editor PSP, Photoshop, the Gimp or something else. For this tutorial, I shall be using the Gimp, v2.0.
4. HEX Editor For this tutorial, I shall be using xvi_32 by Christian Maas.
5. stoffe -mkb-s ErfEdit v02a8.
6. A legal copy of Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic for PC
7. Notepad or a similar basic text editor.
8. One human(oid) brain, still encased in body, preferably living.
I.I Skills Required
-Some understanding of KotOR Tool.
-Some understanding of module/GFF Editing and the files involved.
-Some understanding of skinning.
-Some knowledge of HEX Editing.
II. Introduction
Ever wanted your new module to be a little less same-y? Ever wanted to re-skin a module for your mod, but keep the original looking the same? Well, now you can!
This is an area which has been somehwat overlooked in the past, I feel, partly because it hasn't been in much demand. However, now such demand is increasing, and there aren't that many people who know exactly what to do. So I present to you a tutorial on this subject
Note that while I've gone into sometimes rather too-great detail for most people, this is NOT an all-singing, all-dancing tutorial. This tutorial does not cover reskinning, HEX-Editing, using KotOR Tool, or module editing.
It DOES cover module reskinning, and what to do to make that reskin apply only to your new module.l
III: Preparations, And Extracting Files
III.I Preliminary Groundwork
To start with, I recommend creating a new folder. Call it anything you like as an example, New Module Project. Its best to choose something clear, so you can remember whats in this folder later on.
Open the folder, and create a new folder inside it. I would call this one Module, for clarity.
III.II Module File Extraction
Now, open up KotOR Tool, and select KotOR I.
Go to RIMs-->Modules, and select the name of your chosen module for this tutorial, kas_m23ab.rim . Extract both kas_m23ab.rim and kas_m23ab_s.rim into the folder Module that you created in your New Module Project.
III.III Lightmaps, Layouts And Visibility
Close the RIMs-->Modules tree, and open BIFs.
Take a deep breath. Yes, there are a lot of options, but dont panic!
Click on layouts.bif, and select Layouts, then scroll down until you find m23ab.lyt .
Click Extract file, and save it to the New Module Project folder.
Now, close layouts.bif and open lightmaps7.bif and scroll down until you find the files which have names beginning m23ab these are the lightmaps for our module. Extract all of the files beginning m23ab, from m23ab_01a_lm0 to m23ab_01a_lm6 to the New Module Project folder.
Now, close the TGA Images tab, and open the Extra Texture Info tab.
Again, scroll down until you reach m23ab_01a_lm0, and extract all seven files, from m23ab_01a_lm0.txi to m23ab_01a_lm6.txi, and then close the tab.
Now, open the vis tab, and select and extract m23ab.vis.
Now close lightmaps7.bif .
III.IV Textures And Models And Walkmesh, Oh My!
This next bit is a little more complex, so follow these instructions carefully.
Open models.bif-->Aurora Model, and scroll down until you find m23ab_01a.mdl .
Double-click on m23ab.mdl, so that the Model Extraction Options box comes up.
Change the export path to your New Module Project folder, and click OK.
(Note: Ensure that the number of consecutive models to extract box is set to 1.).
When the notification that the extraction is complete comes up, click OK, and open the folder, and delete the file named m23ab_01a-ascii.mdl.
Now, in KotOR Tool, highlight m23ab_01a.mdl again, and click the Extract File button. Extract it to your New Module Project folder, and close the Aurora Model tab.
Open the Aurora Model Extension tab, and scroll down until you find the file named m23ab_01a.mdx . This file you should extract to the New Module Project folder, and then close the Aurora Model Extension tab.
Lastly, open the Walkmesh tab, and scroll down until you find a file named m23ab_01a.wok . Extract this file to the New Module Project folder, and close BIFs.
Congratulations! You have now extracted everything that is used by the game in creating this module.
IV. Reskinning and Lightmapping.
Now, using KotOR Tool, open ERFs, and select TexturePacks. For this mod, we will use Texture Pack A, so select swpc_tex_tpa.erf . Open the subtree marked L, and scroll down to the files marked LSI.
Extract the following files and their TXI files (Note: To extract the TXI files, check the box marked Export Selection to TXI file, and highlight everything in the white text box):
All these will extract as .tga files.
Close KotOR Tool.
Now, open in the GIMP lka_bark01.tga and LSI_wall11.tga . You will probably notice that lka_bark01 is much bigger than LSI_wall11. This doesnt matter. Copy LSI_wall11, and past it on top of lka_bark01. You will probably have to past it several times to make it cover the entire texture, but never mind. Once youre done, save it, and close both files.
Now, reskin the rest of the files named lka, (Note: Some editing of the changed textures may be required- do so at your own discretion
) and save them.
Delete all the files beginning LSI, and rename the lka files to begin lz1, or some similarly unique identifier. Do not change the rest of the filename only the first three letters.
Now, open the file named m23ab_01a_lm0.tga with the GIMP. This file is a lightmap, a type of file we know very little about. I do not recommend anything more than very basic editing of the type I will show you now.
Go to Layer-->Colours-->Hue-Saturation.
Move the slider next to the word Hue all the way to one end. You will see the colours on the image change with it. Now, move the lightness slider until the number next to it reads as 30. Finally, move the Saturation slider back until the number next to it reads -30. Save and close the file, and repeat this process for the other lightmap (m23ab_01a_lm0-m23ab_01a_lm6) files.
Close the GIMP, and rename the lightmap files so that the name is changed from m23ab to m65aa, or some similarly unique identifier.
While youre at it, open the .lyt file with notepad, and change any references to m23ab to m65aa. Close it, and then rename the file to m65aa.lyt. Do exactly the same with the .vis file. Also, rename the WOK file to m65aa.wok .
Optional: Creating A Mini-Map
It wont crash your game if you dont include one, but it is a useful thing to add in, and is a nice touch to add in
Open up KotOR Tool, and open ERFs. Select swpc_tex_gui.erf , and scroll down to L. Open L, and scroll down again until you find a file named lbl_mapm23ab.tpc. Double-click it so that the image viewer window comes up, and click write file. Select to write it to your New Module Project folder, and save it as lbl_mapm65aa.tga .
Close KotOR Tool, and open the new file in the GIMP. Using the Hue-Saturation tool, change the Hue to -180, and the Saturation to -50. Now, paint over the now-orange bar where the door is in the module in blue, with the paintbrush set to Normal, and the Opacity at 100%. I recommend a 3 pixel fuzzy tip.
Save and close the file, close the GIMP, and place the file in your override. Et Voila, one mini-map.
V. HEX-Editing And The Model Files
These things having been completed, open up your model file (m23ab.mdl) with your HEX Editor. You should be familiar with this device if you have ever done much work with lightsabre models.
On one side, you will see box after box of numbers. Ignore this. On the other, there will be what appears to be a random selection of characters, as well as (hopefully) m23ab_01a without the quotes. You need to ensure that this side is selected, and so shows up in white.
Now, from the top menu bar, click Search, and then Find. Set it to search down, and search for a text string. Then, in the box provided for the search term, type 23ab. Now click OK.
It will now highlight the 2 of that first instance of m23ab. Now, type 65aa. You will see the 23ab change to 65aa. Now press F3 to find the next instance, and do the same thing to it. Keep doing this, until a box comes up saying string not found.
Now scroll back up to the top of the file. Open the Find box again, and now change the search term from 23ab to lka. Now, replace all the instances of lka with lz1. When this is done, save the file, and close the HEX Editor.
Now, rename the file to m65aa_01a.mdl. Also rename the .mdx file to m65aa_01a.mdx.
You have now created a completely new module, complete with textures, lightmaps, walkmesh etc.
Now all you have to do is implement it.
VI. Module File Editing.
Now, open the folder named Module, and open the file named m23ab.are with your GFF Editor or K-GFF.
Scroll down until you find a CExoLocString marked Name. Set the STRREF to -1 and the Language to whichever language this mod is for (0 is English, and I believe that the others are listed in Darth333s Recruitable Character tutorial). Type in a name say, for example Sith Military Hut. This is what will show up above the map in-game, if you choose to create one.
Next, scroll down to Rooms, and open the sub-tab. Change the CExoString marked Name from m23ab_01a to m65aa_01a. Finally change the Tag entry to m65aa without the quotes.
Now save and close the .are file, and rename it to m65aa.are .
Next, open the file named module.ifo. Find the List marked Mod_Area_List, and opening the struct within, change the Area_Name CResRef to m65aa. Find the CResRef called Mod_Entry_Area, and change its value to m65aa.
Now find the CExoLocString marked Mod_Name and change the value in this to m65aa. Now save and close the file. Do NOT rename it.
Now, rename m23ab.git and m23ab.pth to m65aa.git and m65aa.pth respectively.
Now, open ErfEdit, and go to File-->New. Save the file as m65aa, and ensure the file type you have chosen is .mod .
Click the button with an open folder and a text file coming out of it, and select to open resources from the New Module Project\Module folder. Select *all* the files inside, and click Open. Now, go to File-->Save. Now close ErfEdit.
Finally, copy m65aa.mod to your SWKotOR\modules\ folder, and take the files from the New Module Project folder (but NOT the Module folder), and put them in your SWKotOR\Override\ folder. Now load the game, and type warp m65aa into the console without quotes, and hit enter. This should take you to your new module.
So there you have it you have now created your very own custom module file! Congratulations, and good luck
And the finished product should look something like:
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My wife, Amy, and I recently took a weekend to get away from it all. And we got as far away from home as we could get and still be in Kansas.
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I have been looking for a alternative for the set screw of the RD16 for quite some time. In my line of photography, I need to fix the RD16 for every tile I take, otherwise I get blurry results and/or the exposure brackets don't line up naturally (night, long exposure brackets), and I need to do this while the setup is almost out of reach, in the dark, in the cold, without affecting/bumping/moving the pano setup. The standard screw is small, difficult to grab (especially with gloves in the cold), and kinda painful after 200 sets:
Fortunately, Nodal Ninja has a nice turning handle for their rotators, unfortunately it is to be used only as a handle, not as a set screw, hence the thread is about 0.5mm too short, compared to the original set screw:
But a small mod (via drill press filing, or if you have with a lathe), lets you extend the screw easily by 0.5mm:
Unfortunately, the handle is made of anodized aluminium, and doesn't offer much girth or grip, it feels as if it's made for smaller hands. But that can easily be fixed with plastidip (about 4-5 coatings):
Now the handle can be used with 2 fingers, with good grip, and no frostbite, just perfect:
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41st NSRA Street Rod Nationals - Nats Showed 'EmWritten by on January 1, 2011 Contributors: R&C Staff The Same, But Different
There can't be many people, and certainly not amongst those who regularly attend NSRA events, who aren't aware of the new 1982 cut-off year for the association's events, replacing the previously set-in-stone pre-'49 limit. Concerns had been raised-and strong feelings voiced-at last year's Street Rod Nationals, forecasting doom and gloom for the future. But you know what? Sure, there were "late-models" present, but virtually all were nicely finished '50s and '60s cars, and the pre-'49 rods were still in the majority. The place wasn't overrun with Pro Touring Camaros, Donks, 4x4s, or anything else. There were still over 10,000 cars on site, but the biggest noticeable difference was how many families with young kids were in attendance. The average age of attendees must have dropped by 30 years in one fell swoop!
Whatever the reasons for and objections to the pre-'82 ruling, the Nats is still the Nats, with the biggest vendor display anywhere, and is still a great weekend. With the shift in participating cars it was hard to spot any new or emerging trends, though stock bodywork and straight subtle paint still seems in vogue. The popularity of traditional cars is showing no sign of abating, with a build quality just as good as the high-dollar stuff they've replaced. In fact they're probably just as high dollar now too!
This was the 41st Street Rod Nationals, and followed the format of years past, with bands, seminars, Women's World, the New Street Rod Product of the Year awards, and the Builder's Showcase. Of course we spent the entire weekend either checking out the vendor booths, the swap meet, or shooting cars for event coverage and features. I know, I know, tough job huh?
Gettin' There
Getting there is half the fun, right? And given the choice of driving across country with a bunch of other hot rods or flying back to Kentucky to cover the Street Rod Nationals for the magazine, I'd opt for the drive in a heartbeat. So the few weeks before the STREET RODDER Magazine Road Tour was due to depart, I spent night and day in the shop trying to get the project '49 Chevy finished for the drive. Well, you know what they say about best laid plans and all that? I didn't make it. Close, but no cigar. With the '46 pickup out of action too, it looked like I was flying to the Nats, but I ended up riding shotgun with a buddy, leaving a day late, and catching up with the Road Tour in Oklahoma. Driving long distance is always a blast, and at least I know my car will be ready for next year!
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The vivid red exterior of Andy Behro's '35 roadster is complemented by a stock dash, column, and wheel, and also has an interior stitched in red and black pleats.I remember seeing a picture of Cadillac Ranch, the 10 '49-63 Cadillacs buried nose down just off Route 66 near Amarillo, TX, when I was a kid. I finally got to visit during the Road Tour, though the now graffiti-covered cars are two miles from their original 1974 site, owing to creeping development in 1997. Graffiti is encouraged, though to me it was more impressive when the cars were in their original colors.Out in the swap meet we stumbled upon this old '60s-style show rod. We last saw it at the Detroit Autorama a couple years back, where it was displayed on Radirs, but otherwise the same. Built in 1956, it had been stored in a barn for decades, and was now for sale in perfect un-restored condition.If you were after a radical, almost finished project you could have done a lot worse than this chopped 'n' channeled '39 Chevy pickup with a four-carbed Hemi and '59 Impala dash.From an era when body styles changed annually, the '62 Le Sabre was the first from Buick with boxy lines. For $13,500 you could've taken this one home from the Nats, where, thanks to the change in cutoff year policy, a number of big-wheeled low '60s cars were present. It's a cool look, and doesn't involve years spent in the workshop!The Tour stopped for a visit, and a fine dinner, at Darryl Starbird's National Rod & Custom Car Hall of Fame Museum. Here's the Predicta bubbletop, built by Starbird in 1960, starting with a '56 Thunderbird. With joystick steering, it is, like all of Starbird's creations, crafted from steel.Patrick Hampton stretched and kicked a Model A chassis to provide room for the tri-power small-block and get the low stance on his chopped highboy '30 coupe.
Jim Evans knows how to put together a clean car! The detailed engine compartment of his '49 Chevy still housed a straight-six, but with twin carburetors and backed by a five-speed. The sano fastback is a driver too; Evans cruised it down from Hammond, IN.Ron and Connie Thacker's '59 Rambler wagon was out of Rollo's Rod Shop in Madison, IN. With an Edelbrock-fed small-block Chevy and dark tan interior, the stock-bodied long roof rolled on polished Americans. This is exactly the kind of car we were hoping to see at the Nats with the explained-year cutoff.A very hot and stressed Jerry Dixey, who leads every Road Tour in a new car built for STREET RODDER magazine every year. For 2010 he's driving this Shadow Rods XL27 roadster pickup, with a Smeding Ford powerplant. The bad traffic into Memphis, 98 percent humidity, and triple-digit temperatures when we visited COMP Cams, had him a little flustered in his topless transportation.Glen Baughs' '30 A coupe was channeled over a stretched wheelbase 3x2-inch box section frame and powered by a six-pack-equipped small-block. The nicely detailed rod ran Model T headlights, though the wire-reinforced safety glass in the side windows was slightly odd.How did STREET RODDER Road Tour leader Jerry Dixey relax after a week of driving a roadster pickup cross country? By spending what seemed the entire weekend cruising his personal T roadster! It was the first time out for the Buick 215-powered T, which runs a Jaguar IRS out back. He seems happy with it huh?After lunching the motor in his Model A closed cab pickup on the tour, we spied Jim Rizzo eyeing up this John Force Racing Top Fuel motor as a replacement during our COMP Cams tour!There's something to be said for keeping things simple, though that doesn't make a build any easier! Bruce Vath stuck to a plan-and selected a great color-with his '36 Ford and ended up with a gorgeous five-window. Note the turn signals hidden behind the horn grilles.
Having left a day late, the first Road Tour participants we came across were colleagues Jim Rizzo, editor of CLASSIC TRUCKS magazine, and publishers Ed Zinke and Tim Foss, somewhere along the side of the interstate in Oklahoma. Foss was piloting last year's Road Tour '52 Chevy, Zinke was in his own Chevelle, while luckless Riz had killed his motor and split his radiator top tank wide open. Despite it being the end of the tour for the A, Jim arranged to have it shipped home and completed the trip in the Chevelle.Some of the STREET RODDER Road tour participants at rest at Starbird's museum, where we caught up with the tour after a 25-hour thrash from California.With a healthy chop and decent body, this Flathead-motored '34 coupe could have been yours for $30,000. At least it could if you'd been walking the "back field" looking for a new car!Something that we can guarantee we'll be seeing more and more of are LS motor transplants, like the LS2 motor in Kurt Blum's '59 Chevy Nomad. With plenty of power on tap from even stock motors, and good gas mileage, they're popular with the later model crowd and are making huge inroads in hot rodding.


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I thought of becoming a paid Runescape member, but I'm not sure the expense is worth it. Therefore I'm wondering what are the advantages of becoming a member? What more could I do? I'm already a level 40 free player with I've got 100Kgp and full mith armor.
It's been a long while since I played Runescape but I had a members account at one point so here are the advantages:
As originally mentioned by Jason Berkhan, there are two other advantages I originally missed.
It's actually not very expensive, as it is a cheaper monthly fee than almost all other online games - I was paying $5 a month when I was a member, though the fee is now $5.95 (CAD).
To add to Macha's answer, the huge number of quests that are available to members was the big selling point for me. They contain a lot of great humour, and many of them contain some great puzzles.
Also, Macha didn't mention the huge number of different skills that are available to members - things like Herblore and Thieving, which give you a larger number of things to grind on.
My favorite member's skill is construction. I don't know how many times I've built up and torn down my house, leveling up that skill. It's a grind like anything else, but you have something cool to show for it.


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What is the main reason (attacks) the appearance of the protocol SSL version 2.0 to replace version 3.0?
RFC 6176 lists four reasons why SSL 2.0 must not be used, in its section 2:
However not all reasons are equivalent in gravity. The main security issue with SSL 2.0 is that it has no notion of verified closure: the SSL 2.0 connection ends when the underlying TCP connection is closed. An active attacker can force that, and neither client nor server can know whether the closure is really what the peer wanted. This is a problem when the protocol within the SSL tunnel uses the closure in a semantic way; e.g., with HTTP when there is no
The three other reasons are less imperious, and can be debated:
Apart from that, SSL 3.0 is more extensible and offers extra features:
Something tells me you didn't put much research effort into this one.
Let me quote part of a distantly related Crypto.SE question by @D.W.:
Can't add much to that one since it wraps it up rather nicely while skipping the need to bluntly list all individual v2 problems that were fixed by v3. Comparing both protocols will enable you to learn about the fixed issues yourself.
In fact, any search engine will enable you to find references to both protocols, as well as a truckload of papers related to discovered security weaknesses that v2 incorporates. Also, the answers to the linked question contain large chunks of usefull, related information you might want to check out.


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Tort Liability for School Injuries
While children are of school age, a majority of their waking moments are spent outside the house where they are assumed to be safe. Most of this time away from home is spent at school, where parents and guardians trust that their children are also safe. However, school injuries do happen, and in some cases the school may be held liable.
The tort liability of schools can be tricky. Most school injuries for younger children occur in playgrounds and other school areas, while middle- and high-school students suffer injury while participating in sports. If the school is a private enterprise, then it may be sued under the tort laws governing personal injury or premises liability.
However, public schools are a different kettle of fish. Public schools are considered government institutions, and as such have certain immunities when it comes to tort liability as established under the Colorado Governmental Immunity Act (CGIA). Before the CGIA was passed, the immunity of public schools and their employees was absolute. In case of serious injury or wrongful death, public schools may be held liable under certain conditions under the CGIA.
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I find chopping down trees to be a long and laborious process, especially when dealing with extremely tall trees, where I need to build a tower up to the top to complete the job.
Is there any way to speed up the chopping down of trees?
Yes there is, it's called Timber!
Treecapitator does this and is highly configurable.
Within vanilla minecraft there are a variety of methods for quickly chopping down trees.
From the original question, it is unclear if the desire is clearcutting, or harvesting massive amounts of wood.
For clearcutting, one can use flint and steel and burn the forest. Back in the days of beta, this could cause quite a spectacle. In current (release 1.6.4) days, fires do not get out of control, but most wood on most trees is destroyed.
For massive wood production, best to create a farm. The single most important feature of a farm, is a top barrier to keep trees from growing too large. (Especially important for oaks).
Once you have a farm, then
are all mechanisms by which your harvesting will be vastly sped up.
Thaumcraft Axe of the stream works nicely too. If you just want to harvest wood though, Forestry will let you set up a pretty much completely automated wood farm pretty easily which you can pipe into a chest with buildcraft pipes or redpower tubes.
There are now AFK designs that cage a wither, and have the wither perform the harvesting. All that is required is steve to plant the saplings. So, if you want infinite wood, and have infinite bonemeal there is a path:


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MELBOURNE, Fla. - The Butler women's soccer team got off to a good start at the NJCAA Division 1 national tournament, holding off ninth-seeded St. Louis Community College by a 2-1 score Monday evening at Melbourne Central Catholic School.
The win also gives Butler a school record for wins in a season. The Grizzlies, who are now 22-2 on the year, eclipse the record set by last year's team that was 21-4-1.
The fourth-seeded Grizzlies, also ranked No. 4 in the final regular-season national poll, got two goals in the first half against St. Louis.
The first came on a free kick by sophomore Megan Snyder, who blasted the ball into the lower left corner of the net from about 25 yards away in the 22nd minute of the contest.
Just before halftime, Butler got its second goal when Hannah Palomo slotted a nifty goal after a nice assist from Casie Greenlee.
Up 2-0 at the half, the Grizzlies seemed to be in solid shape. St. Louis would quickly make it a game again early in the second half with a goal by Katie Rapisardo just four minutes into the period.
Both teams would have additional opportunities to score as the game wound down. Butler's best chance came when a kick by Carla Daniels bounced off the frame of the goal with just over six minutes left to play.
Butler outshot St. Louis 11-2 in the game and also had a big advantage in corner kicks (5-1).
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Since I can list nearly two dozen off the top of my head, I started wondering how many different RPGs there are. Is there a list anywhere where every published RPG is listed?
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You can browse the list of all "individual RPGs."
These are published RPGs (all homebrew is grouped under one "misc" individual RPG item), including LARPs. It includes free games (for example, Game Chef 2012: Last Chance is an entry listing all the contestants for the 2012 Game Chef competition, which are all small free RPGs made during the one week long competition period), and significantly varying different editions are counted separately (cf. Call of Cthulhu 1st Edition vs. Call of Cthulhu 2nd–6th edition, which are two separate RPGs on that list at the time of writing this).


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Following its formal announcement in late 2013, Sony Computer Entertainment and development studio SCEA San Diego have revealed when sports fans will be able to play the latest entry to the PlayStation-exclusive baseball series on PlayStation 3, PS Vita and PlayStation 4, along with a great collection of screenshots and a debut PS3 trailer.
Due for release on April 1st on PS3 and PS Vita, and later in May on PS4, MLB 14: The Show has apparently only been in the works for ten months, building on the work of the previous game, and during that time the team has considered very carefully what will be included this year with over fifty new features and improvements promised, including 'Quick Counts' (to shorten match times), a new user interface (lead by development on PS4), the ability to carry save games over to next year's game, cross-platform saves across PS3, PS Vita and PS4, the universal currency of 'Stubs' (both able to be purchased and earned in-game), and obvious improvements on PS4.
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MLB 14 The Show – PS3 Trailer
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Part of Virginia Creeper Trail closed for repairs
It's a popular outdoor attraction in Southwest Virginia -- the Virginia Creeper trail is an old railroad transformed into a walking and biking trail.
But part of the trail is shut down while crews work to repair damages from Mother Nature.
Plenty of rain and snow this winter caused damage to part of the trail and the US Forest Service says the damages are creating a safety hazard. "Right now what's happened is a culvert has broken and the trail itself is in the process of collapsing above that break in the culvert," explains Beth Merz, the area ranger for the Mount Rogers National Recreation Area.
The US Forest Service has blocked off a section of the trail to make repairs. "What we have to do is excavate that, dig out the old culvert and replace it with a new one and then just restore the trail," adds Merz.
The section that's closed is about three miles from Whitetop to Green Cove.
The repairs could take several weeks. Merz says she hopes to have the entire Creeper Trail open by Memorial Day.
That's good news for the bike rental companies in Damascus like Sundog Outfitter. "We had all of our vans running last week for the first time this year and we are looking for another busy weekend this weekend," adds Sundog's Pepper Schuette.
According to the US Forest Service, the Virginia Creeper Trail stretches more than 34 miles from Whitetop to Abingdon, Virginia.
We've learned nearly 200,000 people visit the trail each year.
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Creeping Weeds - See Through + Debut Album (MP3 Download) Each for $0.99
If you guys ever stop around the Music Monday Turntable Room You definitely know about Creeping Weeds. I talked to Pete from the band, and for one week (until 6-18) Creeping Weeds is going to offer this album for $0.99. Of course you're always welcome to give more if you enjoy the music, but 99 cents is this weeks price. It's pretty much exclusive to the woot community. They're aren't having this deal being advertised anywhere else.
They kind of have that "indie rock" sound, whatever that is, and they have their entire collection streaming on bandcamp, so If you're just looking for one or two tracks to check out real quick I'd recommend Outsiders, Sirens or Light In The Window off their second album or Eternity Is A Long Time, Billy Pilgrim, or Waits, on the first one.
Their first full length album is also available here
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Wonderful find @cowboydann!
Thanks for introducing me to this band, @cowboydann. I'm definitely in!
@mommyleah: hehe It wasn't so much of a find as much as it was emailing the band and convincing them that this is in fact a good idea. That being said if the music isn't for you, I'd love it if maybe you could think of someone that would enjoy the band. They got a great following in PA and the east coast but they're not quite big enough to tour out here in California yet.
This band: adq approved, worth your dollar (or more).


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\over, which is used to produce fractions, can access the token before it. How exactly is it implemented and can I define a custom command like that?
It's a TeX primitive so no you can't define commands like it. It's also a pain in the neck and the cause of many of the problems in math mode, as it means that you can not be sure when you first encounter any math mode token what style things will end up in, hence the need for
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SAN ANTONIO (March 7, 2013) – San Antonio Rampage General Manager Mike Santos announced today that the American Hockey League (AHL) club has signed forward Evan Barlow and defenseman David MacDonald to professional tryout contracts. In addition, the Rampage have recalled from loan forward David Pacan from the team's ECHL affiliate, the Cincinnati Cyclones.
Barlow, 27, returns to San Antonio after spending the majority of the 2011-12 campaign with the Silver and Black. Last year, Barlow recorded 30 points (10 goals, 20 assists) in 57 games for the Rampage. The 5-foot-9, 170-pound forward also tallied two goals and three assists in 10 games for the Rampage in the Calder Cup Playoffs. This season, Barlow has played 20 games for the Hersey Bears, tallying two goals and three assists. He also has spent time with the San Francisco Bulls and Reading Royals of the ECHL, recording six goals and nine assists in a combined 13 games between the teams.
MacDonald, 26, has recorded seven goals and 15 assists in 60 games this season for the Cyclones. The 5-foot-11, 185-pound defenseman played in his first professional season last year with the Cyclones and tallied three points (one goal, two assists) in 14 games. Prior to turning pro, MacDonald played one season at Dalhousie University where he captained the team. In addition, MacDonald played four years at St. Mary's University where he totaled 65 points (10 goals, 55 assists).
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Jointly organised by the Serpentine Gallery and Southbank Centre's Hayward Gallery, Deschooling Society brought together writers, artists and curators to discuss the changing relationship between art and education over two days at Southbank Centre's Purcell Room.
We are pleased to now be able to offer a series of podcasts of these presentations and discussions.
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'Protest in Art School: Rituals of Power and Rebellion since the Sixties'
Panel discussion with Dave Beech, Adrian Rifkin and Lisa Tickner, moderated by Cliff Lauson.
Cliff Lauson introduced the session by posing the question: How do teachers and professors exercise their own micro politics in their teaching?
Dave Beech spoke about the occupation of Portsmouth University which he attributed to an impulse within the student cohort to take themselves militantly and seriously. Within his own work as a tutor Dave attempts to overturn the conventional roles of teacher-student via the technique of perplexity/ignorance.
Lisa Tickner detailed Thierry de Duve's conception of the varying models of art education. She outlined the difference between the academic model of talent-metier-imitation, the Modernist model of creativity-medium-invention, and the post modernist model of attitude-practice-deconstruction.
Adrian Rifkin proposed that the political left must learn how to run backwards. Using the metaphor of the footballer running backwards whilst the game unfolds, he warned that a rethinking of deschooling must be done with a firm eye on the ball and the playing field. He emphasised that the realities on the current context must be prioritised over mythologies, and that perhaps progress was to be found in the affirmation of loss. He outlined how state education is producing ingrained complicity, and how the educational turn had penetrated all cultural realms from television to the museum. A result of this is that consumers/viewers are happy to play the role of the student. He was opposed to this set of relations and posited that the pedagogical turn should exist as a social encounter as opposed to the transmission of knowledge.
Dave Beech is an artist in the collective Freee. He writes regularly for Art Monthly, is Vice Chair of Ixia and teaches Fine Art at Chelsea College, University of the Arts London.
Lisa Tickner trained as a fine artist before completing a PhD in art history in 1970. She is currently Visiting Professor and the Courtauld Institute of Art, and Professor Emeritus, Middlesex University.
Adrian Rifkin is a Professor of Art Writing at Goldsmiths, London. His website is gai-savoir.net
Cliff Lauson is Curator at the Hayward Gallery where he is currently curating an exhibition of work by Ernesto Neto and researching the forthcoming alternative art school project for 2012.
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Let $w$ be a word in letters $x_1,...,x_n$. A value of $w$ is any word of the form $w(u_1,...,u_n)$ where $u_1,...,u_n$ are words. For example, $abaaba$ is a value of $x^2$. A word $u$ is called unavoidable if every infinite word in a finite alphabet contains a value of $u$ as a subword. There is a nice characterization of unavoidable words due to Zimin. A word $u$ in $n$ letters is unavoidable if and only if a value of $u$ is a subword of the $n$th Zimin word $Z_n$ defined by induction: $Z_1=x_1$,...,$Z_n=Z_{n-1}x_nZ_{n-1}$, that is $Z_1=x_1, Z_2=x_1x_2x_1, Z_3=x_1x_2x_1x_3x_1x_2x_1,...$. Zimin words appear very often in algebra. For example, if one lists binary expressions of all numbers $1,2,3,...$ and records the numbers of 0s at the end of the numbers plus 1, one will get $12131214121...$ which is the infinite Zimin word. Values of Zimin words also appeared as $m$-sequences in Levitzki's description of Baer radical (see Jacobson's book "Structure of rings") and in the work of Schutzenberger. The Zimin words have obvious fractal structure, so these words could have appeared in other areas of mathematics as well.
Question. Do Zimin words appear in your area of mathematics?
This might be a "big list" question. But I do not know how big the list is, it may be empty. If it turn out to be big, I will make the question "community wiki".
Update 1. Googling 121312141213121 ($=Z_4$) returns 439 results including a discussion at reddit.
Update 2. The most curious among these links is this link to a US patent. It looks like Zimin words up to $Z_5$ at least have been patented before Zimin introduced them.
Update 3. This is needed for the book with the current title "Words and their meaning" which we are writing together with Mikhail Volkov. There we already have four different applications of Zimin words to different areas of algebra and would like to mention applications outside algebra as well.


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Hi I'm looking for different traditions (and sources!) about how to properly sing these very rare trop found in the Torah exclusively in Bamidbar 35:5 Does anyone have any idea which version is better / closer to the original?
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This is the ways Sefer Hanigunnim (Chabad) says it is supposed to sound:
Trop for normal laining: http://www.770live.com/En770/nigunim/nigunPlay.asp?nigunId=Dovid_Hurwitz/172.rm&gif=172
Trop for Megillas Ester: http://www.770live.com/En770/nigunim/nigunPlay.asp?nigunId=Dovid_Hurwitz/175.rm&gif=175
Karnei Farah - according to Minhag Askhenaz - is Pazer, Telisha Ketana and Telisha Gedolah together (meaning one after another). I don't have the source for that though - I heard it from a local Rav and then from a Ba'al Koreh.
As for Yerach Ben Yomo, I try to imitate the guy at http://bible.ort.org/books/cant4.asp since my teacher never taught me that one.
http://taamim.org/ has the Sephardic Ta'amim.
Here's wikimedia's version. Listen from about 41 seconds.
Is it just me, or does it remind you of the 1812 Overture? "Alpayim Ba'amah ... <CANNON BOOM!!>"
Ish Masliah Tikun Korim (these Halachot were written by HaRosh Yeshiva HaRav Meir Mazuz Shalit"a): Karne Para sounds like Pazer Gadol. Yareh Ben Yomo sounds like Shofar Holech.


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I have installed Ubuntu on my D: partition using Wubi. Is there any way in which I can remove my Windows from C: drive and move my existing Ubuntu installation to C: drive and make it a regular install.
Please refer to: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MigrateWubi
This above Wiki has a downloadable bash script that migrates a Wubi install to a partition. It also has a link to the manual instructions required to migrate a Wubi install, although these are not recommended because the script contains many additional safety checks. The script does the following:
The following is based on the README file included with the script:
The script is based on the wubi-move-to-partition script from Agostino Russo taken the Wubi Guide (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/WubiGuide).
The first version updated the wubi-move-to-partition script to correct a few problems and deprecated commands, as well as to update it to support Grub2. It only worked on Wubi installs from 9.10 and later.
The current version supports Ubuntu installs from 8.04 to 12.10 and adds the following features:
The source for the script is maintained here: https://github.com/bcbc/Wubi-move Releases are tagged and Issues can be raised if required.
Note: the script can be run from a live environment, e.g. to replace Windows, although it is simpler to manually partition and run it directly from the Wubi install (in my opinion). There are some more screenshots of the script (using the previous release) here that show how to migrate using a root.disk or to separate partitions.
I have never made a Wubi install, and I haven't tested any of this, so use with care ;).
There is thread on the forum about this, you can check the alternative instructions sections. It should ease a bit the pain of moving. Please, use the alternative method, as the first one is not working with modern ubuntu versions. There are a lot of people on the thread that tried and failed.
Since wubi creates a file within the windows ntfs filesystem and uses this as a pseudo partition, it is very difficult to do this. Theoretically, you maybe could somehow save the filesystem to another place, and then restore it into a newly installed system. This could be done either by a backup software, or by something accessing directly the filesystem.
If you use Wubi (the Windows installer) to install Ubuntu, then Ubuntu will be installed inside a disk image file in your Windows partition. The Windows boot loader will be configured to give you a choice between Windows and Ubuntu, and when you select Ubuntu, the disk image inside the Windows partition containing the Ubuntu system will be mounted and used.
Once you boot into a Wubi system, no part of the Microsoft Windows operating system is actually running. But the Wubi system still needs the Windows boot loader to start, and it needs the Windows partition to reside. Therefore, completely removing a Windows system will also remove the Wubi system it contains.
If you created a second Windows (NTFS) partition to contain your Wubi disk image, then you could remove Windows and still have the disk image, but you would not have a Windows system to boot into it.
Thus, while a severely broken Windows system can effectively host a working Wubi system, Wubi depends on Windows and if you think you may not want to keep Windows, you should strongly consider installing Ubuntu in the standard way (booting from the Ubuntu install CD/DVD or USB flash drive). You can keep your Windows system while installing in this way by telling the installer to install alongside (rather than instead of) the existing operating system.
It is possible to convert a Wubi system into a standard Ubuntu system that does not rely on Windows, but this is a hassle, and it is probably best to plan ahead so as to avoid having to do so.
there is no c drive. thats a windows thing. but to get rid of windows, you delete the partition. make a new one in its place, but leave unallocated space. use the deja backup tool, run a backup, then get rid of the wubi partition. create a new partition(ext4 is recommended) and install ubuntu to it. restore it from the backup of the wubi. then get rid of all other partitions, and then use gparted(in regular softwre channels if you do notalready have it) to expand the partition.
that might work, i think it should, that should be pretty basic.
and by the way, the partition you install to should be a mount point of /
another thing that might work is if you copy the / directory in wubi to a specific place, (not including /host/ directory) and the get rid of the partitions, and create a new one and put the contents there, then use gparted to mark it as bootable, then it might work. if it dosent, use it as a root and install ubuntu to it using a live installer.
Technically, Yes. If you installed Ubuntu using the Wubi installer, the Wubi installer creates Ubuntu files within the Windows File System which is NFTS therefore also in the Windows Partition. If you installed Ubuntu in another partition (which means not within Windows) then Ubuntu can run on its own as its own operating system. Also, like mentioned above, you still need the Windows boot loader if you used Wubi for Ubuntu installation.
If you installed Ubuntu in its own partition, then Ubuntu installs its own boot loader called "GRUB" (and overwrites the Windows boot loader if Windows is installed).
So, Yes. Ubuntu does rely on the Windows Partition When you use Wubi. Not necessarily on Windows itself, but it does rely on the Windows boot loader in order to boot into it. If installed Ubuntu the standard way, then it can boot up and run on it's own.
Wubi installs your Ubuntu operating system into your existing Windows System.
That's why its pretty hard to backup and restore your settings/programs from there.However you can take a look at this article at Ubuntu Forums which may help you.
This article at help Ubuntu page will show you how to do the backup.
Good Luck!
Wubi installs Ubuntu into a file which is located on a Windows (NTFS) partition. While after the installation booting into Wubi is not dependent on the Windows copy being functional, it is still dependent on that NTFS partition.
So, technically, after installing Ubuntu using wubi you can just delete Windows folder from the NTFS partition, and edit your GRUB configuration to remove Windows entry from the boot menu, making Ubuntu the only bootable OS on the machine. However, Ubuntu will still reside in a file on a Windows filesystem, not in a partition of its own.
One option to work around the problem (if you really-really can't boot from a CD/USB, which would be the best solution) is to make a Wubi install and then migrate it to a "full" install as suggested in the answer linked to by TrailRaider. That would be a multi-step process with a relatively high possibility of making the system not bootable (which would be a problem since you can't boot from CD/USB)
Another, more straightforward, option would be just to move the hard drive to another machine, install Ubuntu there and transfer it back. Unlike Windows, Ubuntu usually works very well when transferred from machine to machine, even if the hardware is very different. A Phillips screwdriver and 5 minutes would solve your problem :)
It is possible but is rather complicated. A full install form the start is recommended but in your case without being able to use to use a CD or a USB doing the extra work needed is the only option I know of.
What you are trying to do is called migrating Wubi to a full install. This has actually been covered on askubuntu.
See How to convert Wubi install into regular install?
Note: this question is likely to be closed as a duplicate of the question I linked to and this answer should have actually been a comment to your question that gave you the link but I wanted to explain in greater detail that the limited space a comment gives.
How to migrate
There are some ways to migrate your Wubi installation to a separated partition, but I'll cover the most secure one: Using a Live USB/CD
First of all, you should:
Seems counterclockwise but lets start working that way.
Create the partition
Boot using your live CD/USB (I will write live or ubuntu from here on) and select Try without modifying the system, and once you logged on, do the following:
wget "https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MigrateWubi?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=wubi-move-2.4.tar.gz" tar xzf wubi-move-2.4.tar.gz sudo bash wubi-move.sh --root-disk=/path/with/root.disk /dev/sda5 /dev/sda6 ## The `/dev/sda5` it's the `ext4` partition you created earlier, `/dev/sda6` it's the `swap` if you created one at all.
Now, from here on, the procedure is automatic.
So, what's WUBI?
What Wubi creates is a disk images (if you have some knowledge about Virtual Machines, it's pretty similar to a Virtual Disk), and installs Ubuntu there. Meaning, Ubuntu don't see anything outside this "image" and tells the Windows loader to use a loopmounted device as the boot disk. So, what happens next, for Ubuntu, your physical disk where he's installed is just the image, hence he cannot see nor modify anything outside his, but can see any other driver plugged in your system..
Wubi is dead
Wubi is, by now, a dead project. Will not be included from Ubuntu 13.04 onwards due serious usabilities issues on newer Windows systems (on some case it won't work at all).
It's recommended not to use Wubi, since it won't provide the experience users are expecting (or hopping) of Ubuntu. It's better to create/use a Live USB and in case of wanting a copy of Ubuntu in the system, install it in it's own partition. The installers are safe and well documented (and also supported, in active development), so previous fears about screwing something during the partitioning are near to null.


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Only in this way can be described the French race Paris-Tours of 1921. A tale of those grandchildren clamoring of grandmother, before going to bed.
The struggle in the last issue was commended for the continuous speed record offered to the winners, thanks to a relatively easy route and favorable weather, nowhere near his version in April of '21, when 85 contestants found at the start of that ice breakfast, having to travel 342 km through blizzards, rain and terrible winds.
Nearly half the peloton gave up near Chartres, with only 50 km race on foot, leaving brothers Pellissier, Louis Mottiat and Albert de Jonghe at the top of the race. In Chateaudun, about 130 kilometers before the finish, the weather was so cruel that bent even the toughest cyclist in that season Henri Pellisier (winner of Milan-San Remo ,Tour de France and many more matches, characterized by its ability against hardship). Thus, older age, of two struggling brothers decided not to continue his quest, giving the cloak to his brother, Francis. According to legend , this scene took place in a cafe over a glass of Caribbean rum from Martinique-improbable when you consider that it considered alcohol, the best defense against the cold.
While in the cafe were happening all these and the time was passing, Eugene Christophe (one of the pioneers of Cyclo-Cross!) took the chance to lead the race with a superhuman effort, and driving past them in his favorite element, mud.
Meanwhile, Francis Pellisier, was forced to several stops in order to correct the damages of his bike, managing three times after a hard chase to recapture him Eugene. The only one who could bear to follow the frantic pace of these efforts was Mottiat, who barely bear to hold.
Eventually, Francis managed to get a safe distance-not that there was such a distance at the time, but managed to put a few minutes between him and Eugene-until a flat tire came and was much harder work. His hands were frozen, unable to separate the tire from the rim and the Eugene took the lead again, Francis tore the seal with his teeth, starting once the chase on with bare rim.
With the metal rattle hitting the ground, the persistent Francis overcame the last time he passed again his exhausted opponent in the final uphill, a few kilometers before Tours, taking a memorable victory.
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Over the past 30 years, cure rates have increased dramatically for a number of pediatric malignancies because of scientific and technological advances, the advent of specialized pediatric cancer centers for treatment, and the efforts of cooperative group studies. However, improvements in the management of care at the end of life in children with cancer have not kept pace with these clinical advances directed at a cure. In this study, the researchers reported the results of a survey of parents of children who had died of cancer between 1990 and 1997.
A total of 103 parents of children who had died from cancer were interviewed and the medical records were reviewed.
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I'm thinking of setting up my own server, and want to know what am I getting myself into.
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When you spin in your chair back and forth in a mellow, yet short movement. If you turn your head sideways, its totally like rocking. The result: spocking.
Today at work, we had a spocking contest to see who could spock the longest. It was gnar.
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A sexual act. Inserting the index finger and middle finger into a female's vagina while pushing the other two digits in her anus.
The dirty bitch couldn't get enough so I gave her a damn good spocking
by ben January 11, 2004
Inserting two fingers into a lady's vagina and two into her anus at the same time, making your hand into Doctor Spock's signature hand gesture.
I did a bit of spocking last night and she loved it!
by TILF2 November 24, 2011
To Perfrom the Vulcan Salute and insert it into anothers fanny and anus at the same time.
I gave her a rite good spocking, you know two in the pink and two in the stink.
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Making the spock sign with your fingers and then masturbating a male between your middle and ring finger.
I sat on my husband's lap and started spocking him.
by NeedADickin September 13, 2011
Stealing another man's girlfirend, fiancee, or wife.
man1 is walking down the street and sees a man and a woman together. he likes the woman. while man2 is away, man1 puts "moves" on woman1. When man2 returns woman1 is with man1. man2 runs away and becomes captain of a spaceship.
man1 just comiitted an act of Spocking. or he spocked woman1 from man2.
man1 just comiitted an act of Spocking. or he spocked woman1 from man2.
by PDHABigDaddy December 14, 2009
SPOCK is a sexual act that involves three up the pink, TWO IN THE STINK. A Sexual act. (Created by Oudy Darkbane and Cuntney(
Jamie spocked Sean and Luke in the shower.
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