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We stumbled upon this restaurant while on a trip for a sporting event. They offered a wide variety of Italian food. Most everything on the menu was Italian. We ordered the Two-for-DInner special which included an appetizer, two classic pasta based dinners and a dessert for $40. The crab cakes were very good. The spaghetti/meatball dinner was good as well. The baked ziti was delicious too. The portions are quite big and if you order something from the classic dinner menu, they give you another classic dinner of your choice to take home and eat which was good for us since we are staying in a hotel with a refrigerator and microwave. This is not a totally homemade meal; they serve Barilla pasta products, but it tasty enough for you to want to come back. The prices were reasonable. The staff kept refilling our water promptly, although our waitress was not as attentive. Items are a la carte since they are all mainly pastas which will add a little to the cost. I would recommend this place.
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Le 2 avr. 12 à 20:03, Simon Brouwer a écrit : > Hi all, > Hi Simon, > Is there anyone responsible for handling this issue: https:// > issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=116680 ? > I'm sorry, I can no longer connect to Bugzilla (my login password no longer works, and I don't know why). So I need someone else to do it ... (see below) > Its status is "accepted" but so far nothing seems to be done about > it. The upgrade to the newest version of Hunspell should be > relatively easy to do. It adds numerous features that are already > supported by the latest Dutch spell checking dictionaries from the > OpenTaal project. AFAIK LibreOffice already uses the newest Hunspell. The one I propose is 1.3.1, but the idea is the same for the 1.3.1 -> 1.3.2 switch. > In my opinion it would be a lost opportunity if AOO 3.4 were > released without this update. > I replaced myself hunspell 1.2.8 or something with 1.3.1 in OOo4Kids and OOolight, including a hard to solve issue on Windows (link fails if not static IIRC). The code is mine, and I fixed everything myself (1.2.8 was very old). So I'm ok to backport the changes under Apache v2 license if people are interested (if I'm not wrong, I already proposed some times ago .. ). Unfortunaly, my hard disk is close to be full, and I can't do it myself at the moment. Can someone take the task over please ? Everything is there : http://ftp.educoo.org/home/ericb/patches/ apache_ooo/hunspell_1.3.1/ This patch allows to switch from 1.2.8 to 1.3.1 : http:// ftp.educoo.org/home/ericb/patches/apache_ooo/hunspell_1.3.1/ hunspell_1.3.1.diff What is missing: the md5 hash of the hunspell-1.3.1.tar.gz archive to be added + maybe some little part Apache OpenOffice specific. At buildtime the patches below will be mandatory : The libs.mk in solenv contains the new version number => mandatory The changes to make it build on most of the OS : http:// ftp.educoo.org/home/ericb/patches/apache_ooo/hunspell_1.3.1/ hunspell-1.3.1.patch The OpenBSD part (PATH issue) : http://ftp.educoo.org/home/ericb/ patches/apache_ooo/hunspell_1.3.1/hunspell-1.3.1-OpenBSD.patch Hope this helps, Eric P.S. : you can extract the diff using the following magic formula (in a terminal ) : for i in 1209 1210 1211 1218 1219 1243 1245 1246 ; do svn diff -r$(( i - 1 )):$(( i )) svn://svn.adullact.net/svnroot/ ooo4kids1/trunk >> hunspell_1.3.1.diff ; done > -- qɔᴉɹə Projet OOo4Kids : http://wiki.ooo4kids.org/index.php/Main_Page L'association EducOOo : http://www.educoo.org Blog : http://eric.bachard.org/news
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F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ: FFIV), the global leader in Application Delivery Networking, today announced enhanced software and hardware offerings across its product portfolio to extend its dominant lead in the market. F5 delivers unprecedented performance and flexibility for today's most complex and demanding infrastructures, including cloud environments.
F5's physical and virtual Application Delivery Controller (ADC) offerings help organizations easily orchestrate, accelerate, and secure the delivery of business-critical applications and network services while driving down costs, as required by today's agile, adaptive cloud networks. F5's new platform-based systems are designed around the company's unique, field-proven intelligent services framework, which gives customers a set of programmable, extensible services for on-demand scalability.
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The new VIPRION® 4800 chassis is built to handle performance levels previously unseen in the industry, applying intelligent services at rates exceeding 20 million layer 7 requests per second and 160 Gbps of SSL bulk throughput (over 4x the nearest competitive offering). With these levels of performance, organizations can effortlessly scale application delivery services within the most demanding clouds and data centers.
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- Leading ADC Performance at the Entry Level and Above
F5 provides the highest performing entry-level appliances to enable customers to "start light and grow right" with the best price/performance value available for ADCs today. F5 is adding the following products to its BIG-IP hardware lineup:
- BIG-IP 2000 series, offering advanced functionality and setting the standard as the first entry-level ADC with 10 GbE interfaces
- BIG-IP 4000s platform, with the 4000 series handling up to 850,000 L7 requests per second for best-in-class performance
- BIG-IP 10200v platform, with vCMP® capabilities, 40 GbE interfaces, and leading high-end performance
Although point products may solve specific network requirements today, a piecemeal approach to networking increases overall costs, introduces complexity, and imposes unnecessary limitations on scale and capacity. In recent years, the widespread adoption of F5's ADCs has been driven by the company's ability to address customers' current demands and future business needs in parallel.
Designed to provide an intelligent services framework, VIPRION and BIG-IP products enable organizations to efficiently consolidate multiple core network and security functions such as application acceleration, global load balancing, web application firewall, application delivery firewall, and other advanced capabilities. Additionally, F5 technologies like iRules® and iApps® enable teams to fine-tune and auto-instantiate custom layer 4–7 services.
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- Dynamic Use of IT Resources with F5's Innovative ScaleN Technology
F5's ScaleN™ serves as an important element of the company's unified platform approach. ScaleN is the industry's only technology that allows an ADC system to scale dramatically, even with core acceleration and security functionality enabled. All other competing products suffer incremental processing penalties when supporting additional features or running multiple services at once.
ScaleN intelligently allocates resources through multi-tenant virtualization and the ability to scale systems up, down, in, and out with complete device flexibility and resilience. This enables organizations to simplify their IT infrastructures, make existing technology investments more efficient, and better support dynamic resource models and cloud initiatives—all while delivering maximum availability and uptime for crucial applications. The F5 ADC products introduced today are all ScaleN-enabled.
- Deployment Options to Support Physical, Virtual, and Cloud Environments
Traditional practices have called for organizations to build physical data centers using a collection of hardware devices. However, today's customers are choosing to deploy physical and virtual solutions alongside public and private clouds to dynamically support fluctuating resource needs, improve efficiency, and reduce costs. F5's offerings enable organizations to select solutions that fit their business priorities and technology requirements, without sacrificing the performance and control that can be essential to their operations. F5's new products push the boundaries of what the industry can expect from an ADC, raising the standard for other vendors. In addition, F5 has also increased the capabilities of its virtual ADCs, making it easier for customers to combine F5's application delivery technologies with leading cloud providers like Amazon Web Services.
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"We remain focused on offering the most capable physical and virtual ADCs to meet the growing needs of organizations, regardless of which IT and data center architectures they choose to pursue," said Karl Triebes, EVP of Product Development and CTO at F5. "With our broad portfolio of solutions, we offer efficient ways for customers to consolidate IT services in-house, as well as high-performance platforms that cloud providers can use to support their clients' most demanding resource needs. Either way, organizations using F5 will have fewer devices to manage, and at a much lower cost than competitors charge for similar capabilities."
"Given the recent Cisco news, we were looking to replace our ACE deployment with a solution that would easily scale to keep up with the growth of our business," said Brantley Peers, Sr. Network Engineer at Arise Virtual Solutions, a leading provider of virtual business process outsourcing and contact center services that has seen its business grow significantly over the past year. "With F5's advanced ADCs, we can support an increasing volume of web traffic and ensure the application availability our clients require. Looking forward, F5 also gives us a platform to expand availability, access, and security capabilities as needed."
"In a competitive industry, you need to be able to rapidly scale web services to keep up with demand and consumer preferences," said Lineu Cabral, IT Infrastructure Manager at ViajaNet, one of the largest online ticketing agencies in Brazil and provider of travel services. "F5's ADCs provide us with enhanced performance, scalability, and security, including SSL encryption for all online transactions. Since deploying the BIG-IP platform, we've been able to forego purchasing additional equipment and reduce the number of servers required to support our business by a third."
"Recent market events have put an increasing spotlight on the role of the ADC and represent an ideal time for enterprises to rethink their requirements for this portion of the data center," wrote Mark Fabbi, VP at Gartner, Inc., in a recent report. "The features of advanced ADCs are compelling for those that make an effort to shift their thinking and organizational boundaries. In nearly all cases, the small incremental investment in advanced ADC platforms is easily compensated by reduced requirements for servers and bandwidth, and by the clear improvements in end-user experience and productivity."1
"With F5's new 2000 series, we can offer a full-featured ADC to our clients at an entry-level price point, with a scalable platform to support growth," said Jim Quarantillo, Principal/Owner at GuidePoint Security. "We anticipate significant interest from customers looking for leading availability and traffic management, as well as those planning to add advanced functionality down the road on F5's unified platform."
All F5 solutions mentioned in this announcement will be orderable in February 2013. Each of the platforms introduced today supports F5's ScaleN technology. Please contact a local F5 sales office for availability in specific countries.
Additional Resources
- VIPRION Hardware – Overview
- BIG-IP Hardware – Overview
- BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager™ Virtual Edition – Overview
- ScaleN Blog Series on DevCentral
- BIG-IP ADCs and ADF – SlideShare Presentation
- BIG-IP Virtual Edition Trial Page
- Top Considerations When Choosing an ADC – White Paper
1Gartner, "Load Balancers Are Officially Dead; Refocus on Application Delivery," Mark Fabbi, November 14, 2012
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Penn State has announced that it is paying $59.7 million to 26 young men to settle claims of child sexual abuse at the hands of former assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky.
The university said it had concluded negotiations that have lasted about a year.
The school said 23 deals are fully signed and three are agreements in principle. The school faces six other claims, and the university says it believes some do not have merit while others may produce settlements.
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we professorial libtards believe that tolerance is good ... and it sometimes comes with a price!
That's about a million apiece after taxes................
The money might be tax free if the settlement was meant to make them whole again. That's the way personal injury suits work in which I have been involved. Of course the lawyer would have to get 40% off the top first.
Thank You President Spanier —
You certainly left your mark at Penn State.
IIRC, Here in Florida I think the lawyers are limited to 36%..................
I'm sure they have insurance and all, but eventually it comes out of tuition, room and board I'll bet.
I would look at some other schools if I were collegebound.
It is nice to see enabling comes at a price.
The payees must agree not to point out that Sandusky's targets were exclusively male.
"Im sure they have insurance and all, but eventually it comes out of tuition, room and board Ill bet."
As it's a state school, ultimately it would come down to the PA taxpayers.
Really it won't come to that as it's basically chump change to a university with a $110 million athletics budget and a $1.8 billion endowment. They'll borrow and pay it off at low interest over 30 years or so. They'll barely notice.
I had expected a PENN St. name change by now. Maybe they won't have to.
Looks like Penn State got taken to the showers.....
Is Sandusky related to Biden? They kinda look alike.
I hope people who choose to go there are bankrupted under the crushing weight of non-dischargable debt. Choosing to spend money with an organization that buggers little boys and then covers it up should have consequences. And all over a damned GAME!
And given the out of control sense of entitlement universities have, that $$$ is gonna ultimately come straight from the pockets of the American people. Which means we are gonna be paying in many more ways than one for that fact that they let these demons in human form do what they did for so long.
Like it or not everybody via ESPN to all sport blogs
PENN State cover up Jerry actions everybody know that
I think you mean President Erickson.
Both —
"...Of course the lawyer would have to get 40% off the top first..."
So to get their "compensation", they have to take it up the butt one more time.
More pollution of the courts (jury pool in GS, GS, and TC trial - and judge in Paterno/Lettermen/Faculty vs. NCAA) by current PSU administration and 11-11 b.o.t. (including governor corbett)
Coincidence that we get this common knowledge announcement today, when tomorrow at 10AM the judge hears the Paterno/Lettermen arguments? Can't have it go to discovery, or all hell breaks loose.
Considering their actions, these people must be hiding something very bad, and it has nothing to do with the athletic department. It has everything to do with the second mile though.
"It is nice to see enabling comes at a price."
But what about all the other guys? Sandusky I am sure was not the only one.
"As its a state school, ultimately it would come down to the PA taxpayers."
Penn St is not a state school.
Where did all these "victims" come from??? There were only 8 to 10 at the Sandusky trial. Has he been sneaking out at night???
Where did all these victims come from???
An equally important question: Where did all these "millions" come from???
Erickson set up an ATM on Old Main Lawn. What did you expect?
Of course, it's not their money, is it.
No member of the administration, no faculty member, will lose a penny over this. Their nice big fat tenured paychecks will go on and on.
Of course it is. University of Pennsylvania isn't, but PSU is a state affiliated, land-grant university.
Well, let's see...Penn State allowed Spanier to "go on leave" as of November 2012 (I'm talking about "leave" from his professor position...obviously he hasn't been prez now in a while...so, is that leave without pay? Or paid leave?
And if Penn State was still paying Spanier either thru Nov 2012...or even up thru today...doesn't that make Penn State across the board a bigger part of the problem that you might be willing to concede?
So we know Spanier was definitely on the payroll up until his indictment...and since the Penn State athletic director (Curley) was on paid leave as well even well before the indictment, why didn't Penn State fire the AD & this prof?
One of the claimants, Victim 6 from the grand jury presentment against Sandusky, is suing Penn State in federal court. Penn State asked the judge for a stay until criminal prosecutions against three Penn State administrators have been resolved, but the young mans lawyers are fighting the universitys attempt to put a hold on the case...The $59.7 million spent on settlements combined with the millions Penn State has paid in legal and consultant fees, plus the first $12 million toward the $60 million NCAA fine, pushes the cost of the Sandusky scandal to $110 million. When factoring in the remaining $48 million Penn State has to pay as part of the NCAA fine, the cost balloons to $158 million.
So far, $158 million...Victim 6 will probably get $3-4 million...All told...could easily reach $170-175 million before it's all settled.
Ah. The price of a winning football program, and bad reputation deferred... Read more here: http://www.centredaily.com/2013/10/28/3859303/penn-state-announces-597-million.html#storylink=cpy
You can't even get the name of the town correct, so I'll politely refrain from shredding your nonsensical posts.
Keep reading headlines and listening to, and believing the media. It's done wonders for some in this country.
We do know where $24 million of it went to:
Dooey Cheatum & Howe & Sons
Where is it wrong?
College Station is in Texas last I checked.
John Ziegler @Zigmanfreud 57m
"I'll be on KDKA in Pittsburgh at 10:30 pm to discuss PSU's latest attempt to plead guilty to crimes it didn't commit:"
KDKA link
"Really it wont come to that as its basically chump change to a university with a $110 million athletics budget and a $1.8 billion endowment. Theyll borrow and pay it off at low interest over 30 years or so. Theyll barely notice."
That's a shame. As Al Pacino in "The Scent of a Woman" remarked, " they should have taken a flamethrower to the place." And they should have taken every last dime from the "Paterno Crime Family." How anyone could "revere" that place and it's football team after all of this just goes to show you what college football does to people's sensibilities.
What was "nonsensical"?
If anyone is still interested in the truth, John Ziegler will be presenting it on KDKA tonight at 10:30pm.
...I know this is an old thread and nobody will be reading, but I just have to ask, are you still buying the junk this unhinged libertarian is pushing...the guy the Paternos themselves wrote off as a nut...? Your little bromance with him is really kind of weird...
What was nonsensical?
...don't you know...everything that does not issue forth from the mouth of the joepa puppet in Florida is chock full of lies, innuendo, misstatements and propaganda, and must be corrected by an immediate dose of the 'truth' from his bosom buddy John Ziegler (you remember him, the guy Sarah Palin has such fond memories of, the guy who dances around a direct question from Matt Lauer whether Sandusky is guilty of anything)...Don Quixote Ziegler and his little puppet Sancho Panza joepa...
To get right to the point, John doesn't think js is guilty of much - after spending 2 years investigating this. I know you don't like that, but that is his opinion.
To get right to the point, John doesnt think js is guilty of much - after spending 2 years investigating this. I know you dont like that, but that is his opinion.
...oh, hello, that didn't take long...what I like or don't like matters not one iota...your little friend ought to investigate victim #1's story, and then come back and say (in his 'opinion'),that Jerry is as pure as the wind driven snow...that would be interesting...
...by the by, though I'm sure you haven't done so, you ought to do a little reading yourself...victim 1's book is out there in print, waiting for your perusal...it would be interesting to see if you come back on these threads bashing him...
Aaron Fisher also is on record - numerous times - saying that he in no way blames PSU for anything.
Aaron Fisher - as well as his Mother - also have reputations around Centre County as being notorious liars. Aaron also (for some reason) had a 13 year after the fact relationship with js right up until 2011. They saw an opportunity and cashed their check. The PSU b.o.t. gave them the pin number.
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We've had to restrain and sedate Judge Cynthia Boris. The limitless energy she generates from singing and dancing to this music is disrupting the normal insanity of the Verdict head office.
Editor's Note
Our reviews of High School Musical (Blu-Ray) (published February 17th, 2009), High School Musical: Encore Edition (published July 19th, 2006), and High School Musical: Two-Disc Remix Edition (published January 3rd, 2007) are also available.
The Charge
"High School Musical Cast: the Real American Idols"
The Case
Two years ago, the cast of High School Musical were starving actors, waiting tables and working at the mall, hoping for that one big break. For love or for money, they were cast in a low budget romantic musical for Disney. They came, they filmed, they went back to their lives. Then a crazy thing happened, the soundtrack to this barely watched made-for-cable TV movie went quadruple platinum. And nothing was ever the same again.
The six young leads were suddenly the hottest tickets in teen-town with their faces on t-shirts, posters and magazines and while a sequel movie was in the works they were sent on a tour of 40 cities, each time playing to sell out crowds.
Reminiscent of the "Fame" concert tour back in the 80's, the High School Musical concert crew draws them in more on name than on talent. Not that these kids can't sing, but let's face it, in this case it's all about the package.
High School Musical: The Concert was filmed during a single performance in Texas. The majority of the concert is a song-by-song recitation from the movie and as is the case of "Stick to the Status Quo," some of the vocals come from the recorded soundtrack and not those performing live on stage.
The stage and the staging—is a problem. These young actors fill up a movie screen just fine but they absolutely disappear on the enormous sweeping auditorium stage and poor costuming has them often blending in to the video screen background. A stage this large needs a huge compliment of back-up dancers but rarely are there more than two people on stage at a time and even the finale lacked the punch it had in the movie.
And as much as I loved the movie's choreography, there's very little of it here and constantly changing camera angles makes it difficult to follow even the simplest routine.
Musically, it's a nice listen. The show has a fun mix of peppy pop tunes and romantic ballads from the movie, rounded out with three new songs meant to push the solo albums of the performers.
Ah, the performers—that's the other problem. The movie's star, Zac Efron won't be found on this concert DVD. He was off filming the new movie Hairspray. Ironically, the actor who takes his place, Drew Seeley, is a much better singer than Efron but that's not likely to pacify teenybopper fans with I Love Zac T-shirts. (Pssst, here's a secret. Seeley's voice was actually mixed with Zac Efron's on the original movie soundtrack to create a richer sound.)
As for the rest of the cast, much of the heavy lifting is done by Vanessa Hudgens (Gabriella) and she fairs better than expected. Lucas Grabeel (Ryan) excels at host duties but he and on-screen sister Ashley Tisdale (Sharpay) are more actors than singers so they're mostly there for laughs and sweet Monique Coleman (Taylor) is completely lost in the shuffle.
The real star of this DVD is versatile Corbin Bleu (Chad). He sings, he dances, he jumps rope! Great stage presence and a lot of fun to watch.
The extras on this DVD include music videos starring opening act Jordan Pruitt, a ridiculously short "Sneak Peek" at High School Musical 2, and a completely confusing "U Direct" interactive feature. On the upside is the "On the Road" featurette. This home movie style video really shows the not-so-glamorous side of touring and it has a personal feel that fans are sure to enjoy.
The Verdict
The court would like to remind you that We're All in This Together, and you can't just Stick with the Status Quo. You want to Bop to the Top you gotta Get'cha head in the Game.
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Using social media to speare a branded voice onto your target audience doesn't put pounds in the till, suggests data from the e-tailing group which found that a credible social presence online delivered little e-commerce traffic.
More than a quarter of US omnichannel retailers said that less than 1% of traffic to their e-commerce sites came from social networks.
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Similar results from Custora showed that social accounted for just 1% of US e-commerce orders in Q1 2014 – further evident of socials influencer over commerce.
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Historiography / Edition 1by Robin W. Winks
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Pub. Date: 07/28/2001
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA
Where should we situate the British Empire in the larger picture of world history? This fifth and final volume of The Oxford History of the British Empire shows how opinions have changed dramatically from one generation to the next on the nature and role of imperialism generally, and the British Empire more specifically.
In these pages, a distinguished team of
Where should we situate the British Empire in the larger picture of world history? This fifth and final volume of The Oxford History of the British Empire shows how opinions have changed dramatically from one generation to the next on the nature and role of imperialism generally, and the British Empire more specifically.
In these pages, a distinguished team of scholarly contributors discuss the many and diverse elements that have influenced writings on the Empire. Topics in this vein include the pressure of current events, access to primary sources, the creation of relevant university chairs, the rise of nationalism in former colonies, decolonization, and the Cold War. The chapters aim to demonstrate how the study of empire has evolved from a narrow focus on constitutional issues to a wide-ranging, multi-faceted analysis of international relations, the uses of power, and the influences and counter-influences between settler groups and indigenous peoples. The result is a thought-provoking cultural and intellectual inquiry into our understanding of the past.
About the Series:
The Oxford History of the British Empire is a major new assessment of the Empire in the light of recent scholarship and the progressive opening of historical records. It deals with the interaction of British and non-western societies from the Elizabethan era to the late twentieth century, provides a balanced treatment of the ruled as well as the rulers, and takes into account the significance of the Empire for the peoples of the British Isles. All five of the volumes in this series fully explore economic and social as well as political trends.
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Table of Contents
List of Contributors
1. Introduction
n 2 The First British Empire
3. The Second British Empire
4. British North America in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries
5. The American Revolution
6. Ireland
7. The British West Indies
8. Canada and the Empire
9. Australia and the Empire
10. Colonization and History in New Zealand
11. India to 1858
12. India, 1858-1937
13. India in the 1940s
14. Ceylon (Sri Lanka)
15. Pakistan's Emergence
16. Science, Medicine, and the British Empire
17. Disease, Diet, and Gender: Late Twentieth-Century Critical Perspective on Empire
18. Exploration and Empire
19. Missions and Empire
20. Slavery, the Slave Trade, and Abolition
21. The Royal Navy and the British Empire
22. Imperial Defence
23. The Empire-Commonwealth and the Two World Wars
24. Imperial Flotsam? The British in the Pacific Islands
25. Formal and Informal Empire in East Asia
26. The British Empire in South-East Asia
27. Formal and Imformal Empire in the Middle East
28. Informal Empire in Latin America
29. Britain and the Scramble for Africa
30. The British Empire in Tropical Africa: A Review of the Literature to the 1960s
31. West Africa
32. East Africa: Metropolitan Action and Local Initiative
33. Central and Southern Africa
34. Decolonization and the End of Empire
35. The Commonwealth
36. Art and Empire
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Voynich or BUST.
No hoax there. Lookin' mighty internal-alchemy, in fact…
Discovered faded on inner flap:
"Property of Enoch Root"
But what is the lettering doing on this NSFW image? More than coincidence?
What writing?
If you want to read a really great story about the voynich manuscript, try PopCo by Scarlett Thomas. Actually Boing Boing ought to pay attention to Scarlett, she's a happy mutant if there ever was one.
Obligatory – http://xkcd.com/593/
I know the writing has never been deciphered, but does anyone know if the plants in the illustrations have ever been identified?
The plants have not been identified. They have very little to do with real plants. They appear to be completely made up like the lettering and the bath slides of naked ladies and like the fold out cosmology section. All of it screams to me that it was the long labor of a very active imagination.
For Halloween 2009 I went as Ash from EVIL DEAD/ARMY OF DARKNESS, and I made a Necronomicon.
I printed pages of the Voynich manuscript on parchment paper http://planettom.livejournal.com/292023.html because it seemed like a good stand-in for the Necronomicon!
You guys can't make out the words? It says pretty clearly "You, Snig, have been chosen to embark on a quest of extraordinary danger and intrigue that will shape the fate of several worlds. You will swing from ropes a lot, find you're unusually adept at punching people and get to kiss interesting attractive women. First steal this book…"
I'm no expert on early bookmaking, but it seems to me that they've just dated the vellum (or rather, assigned a death date to the poor sheep), not the writing of the manuscript itself. So, if the vellum was made, and then left lying around for a while, it's still possible that the manuscript was written later.
Wait, naked ladies aren't real?
Naked ladies didn't exist back then, they only started showing up after we invented the internet.
That was my first thought, too. Have they established it wasn't a palimpsest, even?
Clearly this is a Renaissance-era copy of an Elven formulary left over from a much earlier age.
The first known owner was Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II (1552-1612), so we know it's at least that old.
I like Sherwood's theory that it was the work of a child and that it could very well have been Leonardo Da Vinci at about eight-years old.
Nah. Who'd give a child a fortune's worth of vellum to go mad with?
I just can't buy into it being a hoax. It makes sense for something like the Beale ciphers to be hoaxes: it'd take you an afternoon at most to fake them, and they were widely published from the start. But why in the world would anyone go to these insane lengths to make a document full of gibberish, and then try and keep it a secret. Remember, the early history of it is virtually unknown, it basically starts in the 17th century, 200 years after it was probably written. Presumably, if you wanted to do it as a hoax and fool people, you'd spread it as far and wide as you could. And again, it would have taken probably years of work to produce. The hoax theory just don't make any sense!
No, the text means something all right. Some (probably slightly mad) person or society invented a language, and this is all that remains. God, I really hope they crack it in my lifetime.
The curious may compare, for amusement and edification, Codex Seraphinianus
Also, author of:
"completely made up…bath slides of naked ladies"
should just kill himself.
There is a cool story about this at Daily Science Fiction.
It looks a lot like art made by schizophrenics. There was an exhibition at the Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore a few years back that included some amazingly detailed works, many of which included a lot of writing that meant nothing (to anyone but the artist). I was impressed by attempts to diagram and show the order of some inner and outer world, in ways that make no sense, but have a lot of thought and effort put into them.
Yup-that's what I have always thought the Voynich was-"Art Brut" by a mad monk alone somewhere or something similar. Take a generous enough amount of your favorite hallucinogen and a non-mad person may be able to "translate" it…. he he he o_O
Ok, I like the last two explanations.
There was one theory out there that said it might have been created by DaVinci as a child. The words are mostly stylized anagrams of Italian words for local plants with some mis-spellings. This is one of the more plausible but still dramatic stories of its origin. Its consistent with the carbon dating too.
I'm fascinated with the way the word "hoax" comes up in discussions of the Voynich Manuscript, because as I understand it, it has never really been presented as anything other then it is, ie a cool, weird book that nobody can read.
My assumption tends to be that the thing is a work of art.
What do you call something like this? I mean an untranslated script for which there is only one known example? Eg the Codex Seraphinianus, the Phaistos Disc, the Rohonc Codex, etc.
I'm curious about what the "etc." might consist of, but it's hard to think of a way to search for more things like the above. Most of the words that come to mind, like unique, or unreadable have popular metaphorical meanings, and there are lots of untranslated writing systems that still have numerous surviving texts.
There's an extensive article about the Voynich Manuscript in the Jan/Feb 2011 Issue of Skeptical Inquirer by Klaus Schmeh (encryption expert and member of the German skeptics organization GWUP)
one word: ergot
Too bad the linked Wired article is so poorly conveyed. I'm unconvinced it's a hoax, but I'd like to hear more about Rugg's findings.
This lady
may be on to something … but whether she is, it's a very interesting read. Unlike almost everything else on the VM. Which Voynich bought a century ago next year.
It'd be interesting to see the technology unleashed on the Archimedes palimpsest applied to the VM. It might pay off in many ways.
My take on this, a little Occam's Razor:
I agree that it should be a fake language, if people depicted dresses in fashion of european XV century, it should have at least something in common with at least one european language written at that time, but that's not the case, other interesting thing is some words are repeated at least 3 times consecutively. All this makes me think as an artificial language written by someone with a psychiatric pathology manifested as a kind of written neologisms in a language only known to that person's mind. I have known patients that if you give them a pen and paper, they can write an incredible amount of incomprehensible words, related to their pathology. Do you really think those people sentenced to death by the church inquisition because of heresy, were real witches and wizards? Maybe they were schizophrenic or suffered epilepsy, psychiatric pathologies exist since we exist as humans, remember Caligula?
So, this is a book containing pictures of creatures and plants that don't exist; accompanied by text that no one can understand?
Is it just me, or is this clearly the world's first roleplaying game?
See the xkcd comic linked to above
I'd like to get the guy who decries this as a hoax and have him star in a movie, say a historical drama around the time of Rome during the 5 bad emperors… He's practicing his lines, and too late finds out it's a re-creation of a certain movie made by the late Bob Guccione… About the Emperor Gaius Germanicus Caesar… And he plays "The Groom"…!!!
I truly hate intellectual snits like this. If they had balls they'd de-bunk major lies, but people have religions around those. So they go around hassling things like "paranormal" thinking it's nothing but tinfoil hat people they can harass or at least have the police avenge them if someone shoves an "Atlantean Crystal Rod" where the sun don't shine…
Frankly, from looking at a few pages I'm sure the V script is genuine. I've looked into alchemy and it's got too much symbolism in the images to be faked by a low end charlatan. And the high end "Charlatans" aka Cagliostro, Don Juan, perhaps not a Chralatan St. Germain would have put something for real in such a work…
Looking at it, I have to turn away. I fear I'll become obsessed with it. I think I could eventually figure it out, but IMO it's not worth the time to me.
IMO again, it's just some long forgotten "Alchemist's Journal". He kept his notes in code so the "Good Christians" had less evidence to mutilate and kill him for. Once he died his secrets were lost with him. But, unlocking those "Secrets" would likely only reveal a bunch of the same "Alchemy" stuff that was already circulating around, not some revolutionary formula or mystic knowledge, etc.
Okay, I'm an amateur cryptologist, and while the translation is nowhere near complete, I think I have several key versus down. Pending my publication, I won't release all of the translated material, but I will give a sampling. Due to the differences of the languages being used, it may read "oddly". Here goes:
In A.D. 1476
War was beginning.
Captain: What happen ?
Mechanic: Somebody set up us the bomb.
Operator: We get signal.
Captain: What !
Operator: Main screen turn on.
Captain: It's You !!
Cats: How are you gentlemen !!
Cats: All your base are belong to us.
Cats: You are on the way to destruction.
Captain: What you say !!
Cats: You have no chance to survive make your time.
Cats: HA HA HA HA ….
Captain: Take off every 'zig' !!
Captain: You know what you doing.
Captain: Move 'ZIG'.
Captain: For great justice.
One of the plants in the illustrations that i reckognize is hemp-cannabis.
I believe the manuscript is written for magical-plant thinking
shamanism and such,where symbolism does the talking.
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Total Time
Prep 10 mins
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My Mom gave me this recipe and my family loves them. I have also made them with other flavored yogurts, but lemon is the best.
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- 1 1⁄2 cups flour
- 1⁄3 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup lemon yogurt
- 1⁄2 cup margarine
- 1⁄2 cup white sugar
- 1⁄2 teaspoon vanilla
- 2 large eggs
- Preheat oven to 350°.
- In a mixing bowl, blend the flour, margarine and brown sugar until crumbly.
- Reserve 1 cup of mixture aside.
- Press the remaining crumb mixture into an 8x8" baking pan.
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Foundation Findings - Political trust and civic engagement during the crisis
This policy brief highlights findings on a specific topic from Eurofound's European Quality of Life Survey (EQLS) that is of particular interest from a policy perspective. It brings together results from the analysis of EQLS data and evidence from other sources to formulate a number of policy pointers. The focus of this policy brief is findings on trust in national and European political institutions and on civic engagement during the economic crisis.
Number of Pages:20
Document Type:Foundation Findings
Reference No:EF1374
Published on:12 January 2014
Theme:Quality of life
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