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WASHINGTON — The wealth gap between younger and older Americans has stretched to the widest on record, worsened by a prolonged economic downturn that has wiped out job opportunities for young adults and saddled them with housing and college debt.
The typical U.S. household headed by a person age 65 or older has a net worth 47 times greater than a household headed by someone under 35, according to an analysis of census data released Monday.
While people typically accumulate assets as they age, this gap is now more than double what it was in 2005 and nearly five times the 10-to-1 disparity a quarter-century ago, after adjusting for inflation.
The analysis by the Pew Research Center reflects the impact of the economic downturn, which has hit young adults particularly hard. More are pursuing college or advanced degrees, taking on debt as they wait for the job market to recover. Others are struggling to pay mortgage costs on homes now worth less than when they were bought in the housing boom.
The report, coming out before the Nov. 23 deadline for a special congressional committee to propose $1.2 trillion in budget cuts over 10 years, casts a spotlight on a government safety net that has buoyed older Americans on Social Security and Medicare amid wider cuts to education and other programs. Complaints about wealth inequality, high unemployment and student debt also have been front and center at Occupy Wall Street protests around the country.
"It makes us wonder whether the extraordinary amount of resources we spend on retirees and their health care should be at least partially reallocated to those who are hurting worse than them," said Harry Holzer, a labor economist and public policy professor at Georgetown University who called the magnitude of the gap "striking."
The median net worth of households headed by someone 65 or older was $170,494. That is 42 percent more than in 1984, when the Census Bureau first began measuring such data broken down by age. The median net worth for the younger-age households was $3,662, down by 68 percent from a quarter-century ago, according to the Pew analysis.
Net worth includes the value of a person's home, possessions and savings accumulated over the years, including stocks, bank accounts, real estate, cars, boats or other property, minus any debt such as mortgages, college loans and credit card bills. Older Americans tend to have higher net worth because they are more likely to have paid off their mortgages and built up more savings over time.
Because the Pew report examines households at the midpoint of the economic scale, it does not delve deeply into changes occurring at the top and bottom of the distribution. A new census measure released Monday shows the poverty rate to be higher than previously known — about 15.9 percent for Americans 65 or older, compared to the official 9 percent rate reported in September. Working-age adults ages 18-64 also saw increases in poverty — from 13.7 percent to 15.2 percent.
Nancy LeaMond, an executive vice president of AARP, noted that older Americans spend a disproportionate share of their income on out-of-pocket medical care, compared to other groups. "Millions of older Americans today continue to struggle to make ends meet," she said. "Many older Americans do own their homes, but plummeting housing values — along with dwindling savings, stagnant pensions and prolonged periods of unemployment — have taken their toll."
The 47-to-1 gap in net worth between old and young is believed by demographers to be the highest ever, even predating government records.
In all, 37 percent of younger-age households have a net worth of zero or less, nearly double the share in 1984. But among households headed by a person 65 or older, the percentage in that category has been largely unchanged at 8 percent.
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Ex-aide at vets home in Big Spring faces trial
BIG SPRING, Texas (AP) - A now-former aide at a state veterans home in Big Spring has pleaded not guilty over a 2007 incident in which a man in his 90s was hurt.
Bryson Vanderbilt of Big Spring entered the plea Wednesday. A court-appointed attorney for Vanderbilt, Wayne Frost of Midland, did not immediately return a call Thursday from The Associated Press.
A grand jury indicted Vanderbilt on a charge of injury to a child, elderly or disabled person over the incident at the Lamun-Lusk-Sanchez Texas State Veterans Home.
The Dallas Morning News, through open records laws, obtained documents on the investigation of the late 2007 incident in which a 97-year-old man was injured. The 25-year-old Vanderbilt is accused of "striking, pushing, grabbing and forcefully handling a resident."
Vanderbilt faces trial June 7.


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Rare Warhol Art, His First Digital Works, Surfaces
Andy Warhol was an early adopter of techand an artist who sought to remove the human touch from his art. In the 1980s he experimented with the Commodore Amiga computer, and what he created is now being freed from floppy disks.
Warhol had been commissioned by Commodore International to demonstrate the computer's graphic arts capabilities. His Amiga experiments vary from doodles and camera shots of a desktop to variations on Warhol's classic images of a banana, Marilyn Monroe, Campbell's soup, and portraits — including one of Debbie Harry.
Since entering the the Warhol Museum's archives in 1994, the files have been trapped on Amiga floppy disks. They have now been recovered by members of the computer club at Carnegie Mellon University and its Frank-Ratchye Studio for Creative Inquiry.
"In the images, we see a mature artist who had spent about 50 years developing a specific hand-to-eye coordination now suddenly grappling with the bizarre new sensation of a mouse in his palm held several inches from the screen," said Matt Wrbican, chief archivist at the Warhol, in a statement. "No doubt he resisted the urge to physically touch the screen — it had to be enormously frustrating, but it also marked a huge transformation in our culture: the dawn of the era of affordable home computing. We can only wonder how he would explore and exploit the technologies that are so ubiquitous today."
A documentary film about these works, Trapped: Andy Warhol's Amiga Experiments, will have its world premiere May 10 at the Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh. It's part of a documentary series called The Invisible Photograph, a production of the Hillman Photography Initiative and a project of the Carnegie Museum. For more information about the film and the series, visit www.nowseethis.org. Additional information about the Warhol Museum is available at www.warhol.org.


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After playing at Bonnaroo, Hangout Music Festival, Summer Camp Music Festival and plenty of dates in between, Tauk, is heading home to Long Island for two major summer shows.
When I first heard about the Dawg Daze of Summer Festival in Lone Jack, Missouri (July 26 – 28, 2012), I knew I needed to go. There are a multitude of reasons for this, some being: The largest swimming pool in Missouri is there, the band selection is awesome, there are hiking trails and it's on my birthday! You probably don't want to go to this specifically for the last reason on my list, but the first three are golden!
Del Yeah is back and bigger than before….and this time it's hitting the Midwest! After very successful 2010 & 2011 labor day weekends, Del McCoury music is excited to announce the 3rd annual 'Del Yeah' weekend - a multi-day, multi-venue 'happening' taking place over Labor Day weekend..
The Afropunk Festival is returning to Brooklyn's Commodore Barry Park for the 8th Annual Afropunk Festival on August 25-26.
The inaugural Catalpa Festival is striving to be a pioneering New York festival, unique in its programming, atmosphere and aesthetic. With as much an emphasis on site artistry, interactive experiences and experimentation as the musical entertainment itself, Catalpa is filling what we see as a gap for an event quite beyond the ordinary in New York City.
We're in Montreal. Lots of banging on casseroles and getting naked! Life is certainly crazy, but our festival is HAPPENING this year, from September 19th to the 23rd. POP Montreal Festival is Serious, it's a totally curated affair, that will entertain, enliven and educate the hip and the needy. Get ready for a lot of mind blowing vibrations.
Dark Star Orchestra has been gearing up for their inaugural Dark Star Jubilee Festival, taking place in Thornville, Ohio, August 31st - September 2nd, 2012. In prepartion for the Jubilee, DSO has compiled a Dark Star Jubilee FAQ:
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By Daisuke Suzuki
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Bringing the excitement of spontaneous photography to you.
MarbleCam takes pictures that look as if you had focused on a glass marble with a macro lens.
The beautiful harmony of the scene appearing upside down within the marble and the blurred background make it look like you took your photo with a real marble or a soratama lens.
To those who have never tried it, and to those who have played with marble photography before, why not give this nostalgic style of photography a try with the iPhone/iPod touch?
You can use photos taken with your camera, or select them from your photo library.
The editing of hi-res photos uses large amounts of memory.
Please close other running applications on background to ensure ample memory when using this application.
Other features:
- Display and hide the menu by tapping the upper part of the screen.
- Photo trimming function to change the composition of the photo.
- Photo rotation function (If you save after rotating the picture, it will be saved with the rotation applied).
- Possible to choose between square and rectangular photo shapes.
- 25 types of marble size.
- Guidelines are displayed when using the camera.
- Sharing services: share on Instagram, twitter and Facebook.
What's New in Version 2.5
fix for iOS 7.
new app icon.
iPhone Screenshots
Customer Reviews
Cool app but...
I really like the idea of this app, but what I don't get is why either the background or marble has to be upside down. You cannot have both the background and marble right-side up. Check out the demo pictures and you'll see what I mean. I know it's advertised as a feature to have it upside down, but seems simple enough to give the user control and let the user choose to have both right-side up. If this basic functionality is fixed I'd easily give this app 5 stars.
Bug continues...
I thought I would give this app a little time to fix the bug, but after many months it still persists. Only allows a picture from your gallery to be selected once, the second time the screen goes to black. The app needs to be shut down and restarted if you want to try another picture. Please fix the bug!
Amazing app
Super simple interface, not overrun with ads, does exactly what it claims and does it pretty well! I'm impressed! Good job devs, looking forward to your next app!
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- Category: Photo & Video
- Updated: Sep 17, 2013
- Version: 2.5
- Size: 3.0 MB
- Languages: English, Japanese
- Seller: Daisuke Suzuki
- © Daisuke Suzuki
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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A new survey of moms found that 76 have financial concerns, and paying for school or college is at the top of their list. I assume that their spouses share that concern about getting the kids from diapers to diplomas, so here are some ways to pay for college.
Figure Out How Much College Might Cost
The best free online calculator for estimating college costs is the appropriately named "World's Simplest College Cost Calculator." After you enter your child's current age (let's use age one as an example), the calculator will give you a number. A big number.
You can get more specific estimates by picking specific schools. Where it says, "Your child: will be attending a college that currently costs $25,000 annually," hover over the question mark and you'll be able to go to get more specific costs for different schools. For more school-specific details, go to the National Center for Education Statistics' College Navigator.
Using that site, the total annual in-state on-campus cost at Arizona State right now, for example, is about $23,000. Over 85 percent of beginning students receive scholarship or grant aid averaging about $10,500. So, you could base your projections on an annual cost today of $12,500.
Determine How Much of the Tab You'll Pay
Different parents have different philosophies. Some want to pay for all of their kids' college expenses. Others want their kids to pay for at least a portion of the cost. Talk it over with your spouse. Let's say you decide to pay half:
- Plug $12,500 into the College Cost Calculator
- Choose 50 percent as the percentage of the cost you plan to cover
- Decide whether you want to have all the money saved by the time your child starts college or whether you plan to keep investing while he or she is in school (I chose the latter)
- Indicate how much you have saved so far (I put in zero)
- Pick the rate at which you think college costs will rise each year (I entered 8 percent)
- Pick an expected rate of return on the money you invest (I chose 7 percent)
Hit "Submit," and it'll tell you how much you need to save. In this example, that's $220 per month.
Consider a 529 Plan
Every state offers a so-called 529 savings plan. It's a tax-advantaged way to save for college, with any interest earned coming to you tax free, as long as the money is used for college costs.
You can choose any state's plan and, in most cases, the money can be used for qualified expenses at schools in any state.
One reason to consider your own state's plan is that in some states you get a state income tax deduction or credit on the money you contribute.
These plans offer several investment choices, usually including an age-based fund that'll automatically shift to a more conservative investment mix as your child gets older. The SavingForCollege.com web site rates each state's plan and provides a lot more information about 529 plans.
Start Early
The earlier you get compound interest working for you the less you should have to set aside each month or year.
In the above example, if you wait until your child is 12 instead of starting to invest when he or she is one, you'll have to invest $328 each month.
Get Relatives Involved
Encourage your kids' grandparents or other relatives to contribute to their college fund as birthday or Christmas gifts. Or, ask for contributions as baby shower gifts.
Consider a Community College
If your kids are willing to go to a community college for the first two years, that can save a lot of money. After they transfer to a four-year school, that's where their degree will be from.
One family got their kids to opt for this route by telling them they'd be better able to help them with a down payment on a house down the road.
Match Your Kids' Investments
When your kids are very young, it's probably unrealistic to get them to save for such a distant goal as college. However, when they get to be about 12 or so, you may be able to motivate them by matching some of the money they invest.
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I am trying to set up mod_fcgid on my server. Part of the requirement is that Apache needs to create a socket file for mod_fcgid.
I specified the folder for Apache to write the socket data to:
I then specified this file in my fcgid.conf file as follows:
SocketPath /var/lock/apache2/fcgid/sock
I then changed the owner of the folder to www-data (the apache user) and gave the onwer full permissions to the folder and its contents.
I was able to run my test fcgi app then.
When I rebooted the machine, I found that ownership of /var/lock/apache2/fcgid has been reset to root, and with permission reset to 700
I have the following questions:
Is there something specific about the /var/lock folder? - why is the permissions being reset after a reboot?
Should I move my socket file to another location (in case root automatically takes ownership of contents in this folder for security reasons?)
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A 3-D carbon nanotube mesh enables rat spinal tissue sections to reconnect in culture.
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Colorado State University - Fort Collins - Comments and Student Experiences
And all I have to say is that im pretty dang impressed. Yea, its a pretty damn classic college, so if you want the standard, yet memorable exoerience, come here. Classes range from "this is so easy im never going to this class again" to "help me." Youll find yourself complaining about some things, and talking endlessly about how fun some other things are.
Social Life: Ok this is most important to me, because some days I can be the most social kid on the street, and then some days I dont wanna leave my room. Yet, I have to say Ive met my best friends here. And all the people complaining about not making friends, thats because they never go outside and do anything. Join a club or two and youll have a good time. Dont be afraid to approach anyone, whether its staff, or that pretty girl over in the other dorm. Both will be pleased to talk to you. Just talk, its never hurt anyone.
I really enjoy the attitude that CSU has. Everyone is nice, but real. If you want to learn anything, here and now is where you do it. I put my major as Nutrition (which is an excellent program by the way) but i am actually switched to Fermentation Science. Lots of Chem and Bio, but if im not challenging myself what am I doing. Everyone saying the Chem department sucks is kinda right. Its not bad, just lots of work, hard work, which pays off once you finish it. My entire senior year is full of internships and work study, which is great for the transition into grad school or a career.
The dorms are awesome, run down, but fun if youre creative and got a good attitude. Ive had some of the best conversations, and memorable events happen in those. (We go ham in Newsom). The dining halls are good. You get a little tire of them but theyre buffet style so you cant go wrong. And I have Celiac Disease, so I can tell you they do a pretty good job with food allergies and such, they actually give a damn here.No im not hired by CSU to write this, after all I still feel that they are robbing me with such a high tuition rate. But its worth it. Like they say, College is an investment, and this is probably your best bet. Youre going to come into cases where you dont feel like you belong, like you cant handle whats going on, but just be patient, and keep a good attitude. You seriously never know whats going to happen to you tomorrow, just keep on smilin, and never give up on any passions. CSU is the catalyst to what you wanna be. Dont waste it.
1)The Computer Science department is abyssmal and their curriculum is a mess. I had to take programming classes for my degree... and I was excited at the prospect of learning programming. I even took an extra class concurrently as an elective so I would have a leg up on other students. This was a huge mistake. The lectures are completely useless and it is a game of Russian Roulette as to whether you get a TA for your Recitations that actually speaks intelligible English. After taking this class, I can't even write simple programs. One of the instructors was friendly when I went to him for help, but the other was not interested in actually helping me understand the material.
2) The Math department is also a complete mess. There are some good instructors, and thankfully, last semester I lucked out and got one of the good ones. Her class filled up quickly with students who were ditching their assigned lecture in favor of hers though. This semester I didn't fare as well, but I am now ditching my lecture and going to another professor's lecture instead. I recommend not taking any math courses here because you will basically have to teach yourself the material. Go to Front Range instead. If you are accepted into CSU, but have poor math scores, you will be required to attend a PACE course, the intention of which is to get you up to speed so you can meet department requirements. Students who have taken PACE courses have no clue how to even solve simple trigonometric formulas.
3)The SCIENCE DEPARTMENT IS ALSO A MESS! Do not take CHEM or Physics here. Go to Front Range instead! You will learn nothing taking science courses at CSU.
Bottom line...if you are accepted to CSU, take all required math and science courses concurrently at the local community college and transfer the credits. The level of instruction there is beyond the wildest dreams of CSU. Not only is the instruction better, but you will pay a third of the tuition for those classes.
I have been dogging on the school pretty hard, but there are great benefits also. Since you don't receive a lot of help from professors, there are a lot of tutors that are paid by the university. You can learn here...just not from most of the professors. If you are struggling in math or science, you have loads of help at your disposal. Most students are very welcoming if you ask to join with them in a study group as well...you just need to be serious about studying or they will lose patience with you quickly. Another perk is almost all of the sporting events are no charge to students...and there is nothing more fun than tailgating at Hughes Stadium and then watching the Rams kick Mountain West butt! Also...the College of Natural Resources is pretty cool. I know a lot of students that are taking courses there and they are all loving it.
Overall life in Fort Collins is great. Tons of stuff to do unless you are into the clubbing scene...for that you can go down to Denver. We have a beautiful city with tons of parks and outdoor activity is second to none... AND the weather is pretty mild. There is no reason to own a car as the bus is free for all students and the city is extremely bike friendly...until you get on campus anyway. Campus police target cyclists and find any excuse to ticket them. This wouldn't be as much of an issue except it is almost impossible to find a parking spot on campus and you are not allowed to park in the neighborhoods surrounding the campus.


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Is there a website out their with various Residential wiring schematics. I have a Trane Unit I am working on and the wires are all out of wack. I called Trane and they said they would fax me a...
Here's a link to my resume.
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"Taxila UNESCO World Heritage Site a Gem" Taxila by Ekahau
Taxila Travel Guide: 33 reviews and 114 photos
Great virtual tour of Taxila Click on the link that takes you to a map click on the photo you will get a 360 tour of some of the important Taxila sites. a 15 min video of Taxila
I was traveling in Bopal area of India a few years ago and came across a Greek Pillar ot Heliodorus . This Monument was built by the Greek ambassador from an (Indo-Greek) king in Taxila on the occasion of his conversion to Hinduism in about 150BC. The plaque on the column advised that it was set up by Heliodoros, a Greek inhabitant of Taxila who and come to the court of Bhagabhadra, king of central India, as an ambassador from the court of King Antialcidas of Taxila, a Greek King. I knew I had to see Taxila what a history
At Taxila the VTer can visit some of the earliest most important Buddhist stupas and monasteries which was once a major center of Buddhist culture. You can explored the ruins of a Greek city with Corinthian features, and a tiny museum filled with ancient Greek and Buddhist artifacts. What is totally cool see this is where the hellistic culture meets the East just imagine Buddha draped in Grecian robes and with a Greek nose!! Yes this is Taxila one of the Indus river culture city and was over two thousands years old when Alexander the Great showed up. Here Zoroastrianism, Hinduism, Hellenism and Buddhism all meet and melted together.
But let?s go back even further in history and in the area around Taxila you can do just that! Just a little less than a kilometers to the south of where the little museum now sits in the Hathial mound they have found early Bronze age evidence of a culture earlier than the Indus Civilization of Mohen-jodaro
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Seafood Quiche
Yield: Serves 6-8
Sautéed scallops, shrimp, and crabmeat combined with 2 flavorful cheeses. Superb! (Be sure to simmer the cream; otherwise the custard won't hold together.) --The White House, Wilmington, Vermont
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- 1 quart heavy cream
- 5 whole eggs
- 1 clove garlic, crushed and minced
- 1 teaspoon celery seed
- 3/4 cup grated Vermont cheddar cheese
- Unbaked pie crust in 10-inch quiche pan
- 1/4 pound shrimp
- 1/4 pound shredded crabmeat
- 1/4 pound scallops
- Butter for sautéing seafood
- 1/4 cup freshly grated
- Parmesan cheese
- 1 teaspoon Spanish paprika
Instructions:Pour heavy cream in saucepan and heat to a simmer (tiny bubbles will form around inside of pan). Remove from heat. In a large bowl, whisk together eggs, garlic, and celery seed, then add heavy cream. Place cheddar cheese in bottom of pie crust. Sauté all of the seafood in a large saucepan in butter. When seafood is cooked place over cheddar cheese. Then pour cream liquid over all ingredients in the pie crust. Sprinkle Parmesan cheese and paprika over top. Bake in 350 degrees F oven for approximately 30 minutes. Insert knife in center of quiche. If knife comes out clean, quiche is done.
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Eclairs & Creme Puffs Class
- When Friday, January 21, 2011 at 10 a.m.
- Where Alchemy of the Hearth, 960 Rancheros Drive Ste L, San Marcos, CA Map | Website
- Age limit 14+
- Categories Food, Lectures & Classes
- Cost $50
Above: Chef Joy Jameson.
Did you know that the dough used to create magnificent eclairs, profiteroles and creme puffs was called pate a choux? This wonderful pastry dough is very versatile and is used in both sweet and savory applications. Join chef Joy Jameson as you learn the fine art of Pate a Choux and all it has to offer.
*Bring an apron, closed toe shoes, large wooden spoon, a cookie sheet with sides and a container to carry your creations home.
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Apr 18, 2014
The Movie News
The final Divergent movie will be split into two parts. Writer-director Zak Penn is making a movie about his search to uncover the long lost Atari E.T. cartridges. David Fincher will not be directing Steve Jobs. Friday the 13th is being rebooted… again. Magic Mike 2 will hit theaters on July 3, 2015. Paul Walker's brothers will help finish filming Fast & Furious 7.
Mrs. Doubtfire is getting a sequel. And Jerry Bruckheimer updates on all the sequels he has in the works, like Top Gun 2.
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Emma Stone really, really loves the Spice Girls, which makes for a great prank. See a viral X-Men video showing the effects mutants have had on the world. Are these the 10 greatest long takes in movie history?
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Here's our guide to this week's new DVD/Blu-ray releases; and here's what's hitting VOD.
Jake Busey gave us a pretty candid interview about the current state of his career. We also caught up with Nick Frost about his dancing comedy Cuban Fury, and had Scott Derrickson explain to us why he hired someone else to direct Sinister 2.
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April 23, 20145:27 pm 3 Comments
In a press release this afternoon, PrezBo announced the next dean of the Law School, Gillian Lester. Lester presently serves as the acting dean of Berkeley Law and will "bring accomplished scholarship, admired teaching and first-hand academic leadership experience at a great peer institution to her new role at Columbia."
Lester's work has dealt primarily with employment law and policy. She's earned degrees from Stanford and University of Toronto, and she's also taught at Harvard, Georgetown, USC, and UChicago.
Said Lester, "I'm honored to take on the leadership of Columbia Law School at this pivotal time. I'm looking forward to working with its distinguished faculty, talented students and accomplished alumni."
Dean Lester via Berkeley Law
December 17, 20134:50 pm 30 Comments
As Above the Law reports, a young man using the name "Jose Olivo" pretended to be a first year student at Columbia Law School for the first semester of this year. A group of actual CLS students noticed something was up with this young man and corroborated to confirm that, in fact, Jose never attended any class sessions and was not a real student at the Law School. A CLS spokesperson confirmed to ATL that Jose was reported by students and not registered now or ever at the school. This isn't the first time this fine and secure university has been infiltrated by an impostor—remember Rhea Sen last year?
Although Jose was not sitting in on classes, he was attending 1L (1st year law students, for you not in the know) events and functions. He was at a 1L dinner in Roone Arledge near the beginning of September and, when asked, claimed he "lost his nametag" for the event. Jose apparently had a fake Facebook account for a brother who attended Harvard Business School and represented Smith College professor Richard Olivo as his father. Current HBS students did not know anyone by his alleged brother's name. Bwog has reached out to Professor Olivo and will let you know when/if we hear back from him.
It gets weirder: Jose was also posing as a CC'13 graduate. At the beginning of this year, he approached an actual CC'13 graduate and Law School student, knowing him by name and asking about "their" graduation. Jose apparently attended the Commencement ceremony, walking in robes and posting pictures and videos of it to his now-defunct Facebook. Over the semester, Jose asked the CC grad about certain CC'13 notables—i.e. Ryan Mandelbaum (sup bro?)—to make it seem like he really was from the same class. The CC grad had never seen Jose before this August.
April 08, 20122:36 pm 1 Comments
If you're trying to avoid the same ol' Butler crowd by heading to the law school, think again. There's a whole lotta flooding, and according to an officer holding the fort, it is the cause of a pipe that spans one of the top floors. But hurry up if you want to practice your breast stroke; they're cleaning it up as we write this.
November 14, 20119:00 pm 9 Comments
This week marks OccupyCU's Student Week of Action. Read on for Bwog's resident #OWS correspondent Jed Bush's coverage of Day One: "End the Sotheby's Lockout" rally.
Columbia's Student Week of Action, orchestrated by OccupyCU, got off to a rather low-key start today, but that didn't stop the 25 or so protesters planted in front of the Law School at noon from making some noise. They targeted former President of Columbia University, current Chancellor Kent Professor of Law at the Law School, and current Chairman of the Board at Sotheby's, Michael Sovern, criticizing his poor track record on union rights.
The issue, according to their flier:
"Sotheby's has kept its Teamsters 814 art handlers locked out… for the past 13 weeks [because they] would not accept Sotheby's demand that they take a 10% cut in pay and hours, give up their 401(k) plan, and allow their work to be increasingly contracted out to low-paid workers who have no union to protect their rights. The art handlers at Sotheby's have historically been majority people of color… This attack is not only classist, it's racist."
Sharp criticism, especially when you take into account that Sovern is, according to his Columbia bio, a current board member of the NAACP Defense Fund and a founding member of both the Mexican American Legal Defense Fund and the Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund.
Still, as an issue that was seemingly disconnected from the day-to-day runnings of the university, most students that passed by, undergrads and Law students alike, were ambivalent to the cries of "union busting." Yet where the protest may have failed to resonate with students, it succeeded admirably with University union workers, as a small contingent stood in solidarity with Teamsters 814 in front of the Law School. Maida Rosenstein, President of UAW Local 2110, the union responsible for representing Columbia's clerical workers, was present and protested with the students on 116th. (more…)
April 22, 201110:21 am 1 Comments
Why did Emma Watson leave Brown? Because every time she spoke in class, her classmates yelled "Three points for Gryffindor!" (NYDN)
Who's that new serial killer on Long Island? Profilers say he's likely white, charming, and "has access to burlap sacks." But sorry ladies—he's not single. (NYT, Daily Intel)
Which coffee cart on 43rd Street is best? Perhaps inspired by our own Cart Chronicles, An anonymous individual has posted a physical critical review (on a post) of both carts on the street. (City Room)
Is it legal to take cases to trial if you haven't passed the Bar? Apparently so…since some Columbia Law students have been prosecuting domestic abuse cases for the Queens DA. (NYDN)
What do the kids like these days? Attorneys general across the country are trying to shut down a fruit-flavored malt liquor endorsed by Snoop Dogg because it's "enticing young people with hip hop themes and lollipop flavors." (NYT, CNN)
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April 03, 20115:21 pm 1 Comments
Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer (CC '80, Law '85) visited campus last Wednesday to speak with students and visitors about his education at Columbia, career in public service, and to share some witticisms about life. Alex Jones was there to document this alum's rise to the top of the legal world. Sorry it's so late… we consumed too much candy, among other things, over the past few days.
Breuer's Experience at Columbia
He grew up in Queens in a small, two bedroom apartment. He fondly remembers the hot summer days when he would leave home in the morning, play sports all day, and then return after the sun set. Breuer acknowledges that Columbia in 1976 (his freshmen fall) was not the Columbia we know today. Academically and culturally, Columbia reflected the declining urban area surrounding it. It was not a "cushy, soft, sweet place," Breuer recounts. "It was great, I loved it, but it was New York… You didn't go south of about 110th street." Clearly, not too different.
Career In Public Service
Breuer flirted with becoming a therapist, because he "grew up in a Woody Allen home," but decided on law school simply because he felt like law would be a fun thing to do. After graduation, he worked in the Manhattan District Attorney's office from 1985 till 1989– a period notable in New York City's history for high rates of violent crime, a surging crack epidemic, and the beginning of widespread outbreak of AIDS. For Breuer, in a "very sick and perverse way, as a prosecutor, it was spectacular." He views his experience working in the DA's office as formative, and the foundation of his dedication to public service. "If you were eager and worked hard, you got to quickly prosecute very violent crimes." (more…)
February 23, 201112:37 pm 14 Comments
The following e-mail was just sent to the Law School student body by the faculty last week. The letter states that "the military's on-campus recruitment directly violates the Law School's longstanding policy forbidding employers from recruiting on campus if they discriminate based on, inter alia, sexual orientation." The e-mail does not explicitly refer to the ROTC, it instead takes the stance that the repeal of Don't Ask Don't Tell has yet to be given "presidential certification," and thus the military's policy of discrimination still opposes against the Law School's discrimination policy. This statement was issued a long time ago, and has been on the Law School's website, but was resent to the student body this morning apparently to reiterate that the faculty's stance has not yet changed. A commenter notes that this happens every semester.
Full e-mail after the jump!
Tags: law school, ROTC
September 14, 201012:00 pm 9 Comments
Well not Revson Plaza, really. What do you call that spot on the EC/SIPA/Law School plaza that's right behind the Law School and looks down into the Wien courtyard? As of sometime in 2011, you'll call it the fancy new Law School extension, and if you have Law Library privileges, you'll call it "the reading room that looks like Star Trek mission control."
The expansion plans are the doing of Ennead Architects, a firm previously known as the Polshek Partnership. They are responsible under that name for well-known projects such as The Standard Hotel (the one over the High Line) and a number of expansions and redesigns of already iconic buildings like Carnegie Hall. Neither Ennead nor the Law Library could be reached for comment, but full plans for the expansion currently appear on Ennead's website.
The plans calls for an addition that blends into the modern facade of the existing building, emphasizing vertical and minimizes horizontal lines. The addition departs, however, from its host structure in medium – the panels in between the vertical fins you see below are made of glass, and so are those fins themselves. Click through the plan drawings to get a better sense of the new space (be warned, you'll be prompted to get the latest Adobe Flash if you don't have it). Here's another view:
May 14, 20105:13 pm 1 Comments
You know the old addage: you gotta sanitize before you can litigate! We're upset we missed Raskolnikov's speech, but we did catch some recent Law School grads dancing to "Love Shack" after the ceremony.
Update: Then everyone threw their robes into a pile at the Butler security desk.
Tags: law school, raskolnikov, SWINE FLU!
May 11, 20092:46 pm 19 Comments
But only if you're in the Law School or SIPA. Columbia's Office of Communications and Public Affairs announced the complete list of Class Speakers today, and joining Attorney General Eric Holder are many other famous names to prop up the 22 various Class Day and Commencement ceremonies taking place between this Saturday (the B-School) and next Thursday (Law School and Dental School).
Among the big names: former California governor Gray Davis at the Law School graduation, former National Security Advisor Brent Scowcroft at SIPA's Commencement, Talking Points Memo's Josh Marshall at the J-School's Class Day, New York Times medical correspondent Lawrence Altman at the Med School graduation, and senior advisor to Hillary Clinton Phillipe Reines at General Studies's Class Day. Of course, some of the speechifying talent isn't travelling very far: professors Jagdish Baghwati and Jeffrey Sachs will be speaking at the Ph.D. convocation and the Dental School graduation ceremonies, respectively.
Our favorite detail, though? Both J-School ceremonies are "closed to the media." Full list after the jump. (more…)
Tags: business school, class day, commencement, j-school, law school, medical school, sipa
April 23, 200912:27 pm 2 Comments
Bored with hearing lawyers talk about law, the Columbia Pre-Law Society held a Q&A Tuesday night with Steven Chaikelson, director of the Theater Management and Production Program at the School of the Arts. Bwog's Lawyers In Disguise Specialist James Rathmell was there to hear his story.
Though the Columbia Pre-Law Society has been pushing for a totally new direction in Pre-Law, inviting Steven Chaikelson to speak isn't as strange as it seems. He may currently serve as director of Theater Management at Columbia's School of the Arts, but Chaikelson's career has been based from the beginning on the integration of the entertainment and legal profession. He set the precedent at Columbia for the dual degree in law and theater management (he obtained his MFA and JD in 1993), though maybe it would be better to keep those things apart.
The audience for Tuesday's Q&A was small enough that Chaikelson asked everyone to introduce themselves and describe their interest in law before he introduced his own background in law and theater. Chaikelson held a strong passion for theater throughout college (he was head of BCMT, which is now part of CU Players, for two years), yet he came from a family of lawyers, who encouraged him to go into law as a stable career. After graduating CC in 1989, he began to search for programs that offered a joint major in theater and law.
"I told my parents that I can always fall back on law as a stable career," he said, but after graduating law school in a climate where there was little demand for lawyers, "I told my parents, 'Don't worry, I have the theater degree to fall back on.'" (more…)
Tags: cool lawyers, law school, lecturehop
January 21, 20096:20 pm 7 Comments
And yet more benjamins go up in smoke. Earlier this afternoon, Columbia confirmed a Bloomberg News report that it had "uncovered" a $3 million loss in its law school endowment tied to Bernie Madoff. Madoff is currently out on bail for what many are calling the largest Ponzi scheme in history.
The $3 million is part of a 1980 gift to the law school from an unnamed alumnus who retained the right to decide how the money was invested. Columbia spokesman Robert Hornsby told Bloomberg that "only in rare circumstances in the past, and after approval by the university's gift review committee, has Columbia accepted such a gift to be retained in another form of investment." As for the larger "merged endowment pool," under which most gifts are invested, Columbia has not discovered any further losses. According to Hornsby, Columbia also does not have any funds managed by Ezra Merkin's fund Ascot Partners.
It is unknown how much of the law school endowment is represented by $3 million, as Columbia does not break down the endowment by school. Regardless, Columbia can now join the club of schools defrauded by Madoff, which also includes New York Law School ($2 million), Bard ($3 million), Yeshiva ($14.5 million), Tufts ($20 million), and NYU ($24 million).
Tags: bernie madoff, endowment, fraud, j. ezra merkin, law school, money, robert hornsby
December 06, 200811:08 am 4 Comments
Come holiday season, there's a lot of hubbub about joy and all that jazz. But here at Columbia the first two weeks of December are decidedly unjoyous times. With visions of forthcoming finals dancing in our heads, at this point in the year, many of us have had it with academia.
But today, Bwog brings you a reason to be thankful for the very scholarly stuff that has gotten you down lately. Today, December 6th, 2008 marks the 75th anniversary of the court ruling that James Joyce's Ulysses is not obscene. And who was responsible for this admirable endorsement of the First Amendment and freedom of press? Why none other than Judge John M. Woolsey of Columbia Law School class of 1900. Leave it to one of our own to champion the liberation, legality and love of literature — well done, Woolsey!
So as you slog through your annotated Ulysses tome today in Butler (Bwog's completely dreading Kitcher's final too), remember and relish the liberation of this fine text!
Tags: academic freedom, books, james joyce, law school
April 22, 20089:00 am 6 Comments
Did you know that John G. Roberts, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, was at the Law School a few days ago judging the final round of the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition? Neither did we.
But he was! Roberts and three other appeals court judges heard two cases presented by law students. The Times calls Roberts an "acknowledged master" of appellate argument, which Roberts explains as when "the judges are debating among themselves and just using the lawyers as a backboard. One of the real challenges for lawyers is to get involved in that debate." (Bwog's still fuzzy on the details.)
After Roberts finished critiquing the students, the other judges took their turn critiquing Roberts. "Two of the appeals court judges said the Supreme Court might work a little harder to establish clear principles."
The article is a bit technical and hard to follow if you're not law school-bound, though the law school's own recap is not as jargony and features lots of photos. Imagine all this, right under our undergraduate noses.
Tags: justice, law school, supreme court
February 29, 20089:30 am 2 Comments
Bwog editor Pierce Stanley weighs in from the Egyptian Ambassador's visit to the Law School.
While the Egyptian nation-state has been a sleeping giant in the game of international relations as of late, choosing to remain remarkably low-key in a region known for its instability, the Egyptian ambassador to the United Nations, Maged Abdelfattah Abdelaziz, has always exhibited a fiery charisma quite unlike that of the general malaise that has characterized Egyptian politics in recent days. An official who is known to speak his mind and act as he pleases, just months ago, Ambassador Abdelaziz was arrested by secret service agents outside of the UN for jumping a barricade without identifying himself and allegedly spitting on an agent as he resisted arrest. Indeed, the ambassador's diplomatic career has been defined by such moments of candor, charisma, and awkwardness. (more…)
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Contrary to stereotypes of hard-nosed prosecutors and stern judges, not every District Attorney or criminal court judge is out to lock up every lawbreaker for the maximum term. In every state, there are programs designed to keep offenders out of jail and to steer them away from future offenses. We're all familiar with probation, which substitutes supervision […]
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Email Before Download
Email Before Download presents your users with a form where they submit information, like their email address, prior to receiving a download. This plugin integrates with the popular Contact Form 7 and Download Monitor plugins.
Email Before Download started as a plugin we developed for personal in house needs. We realized this could be useful to other WordPress users. At that point, we made the decision to release the plugin for anyone to use.
Prior to installing Email Before Download, please confirm that both Contact Form 7 and Download Monitor are already installed and in use.
This was intuitive and worked seamlessly with Contact form 7 and Download Monitor.
I was up and running with email required downloadable forms in minutes.
Thanks for the great software!Dave, verified user
Offering free support has been the only option, but with the increase in popularity, our plugin has seen, offering a paid support option will improve our ability to help you as the user. The WordPress forums will continue to be monitored and updated when we have the chance. If you have a problem or need assistance more rapidly, now offer that paid support option, at a price of $10.00. With paid support, you will get a personal response from us within 24 hours of submitting a help request. We will work with you to get your issue to resolution, but can't spend more than 1 hr for the $10. Beyond that, we offer consulting services you can inquire about as well. Click below to pay the $10.00 for our paid support and email us at email@example.com with your PayPal confirmation number and we will get started.
Live Demos
- Can I export a list of download requests people have made?
Yes. We store a log of the downloads and you can export a CSV file of this from the Email Before Download settings page in your admin screens.
- What if I don't use the Contact Form 7 and/or Download Monintor Plugins?
You will not be able to use this version of Email Before Download without these dependent plugins. If you have specific reasons to avoid using the dependent plugins, please contact us and let us know the reason so we can take it into consideration.
- Anything special I need to do with my contact form?
If you decide to configure the Email Before Download option to send the user an email with a link to the download, then you will want to name the email field "your-email" as shown in the example screenshots. Outside of that, nothing special.
- What happens after the user completes the form?
By default, the user is presented with a link to download their file. There is also an option to email the user (with a link to the file and/or attachment) if you choose that route. You can even provide both the inline link as well as the email if you choose.
- Are you changing any of my file or directory permissions?
WordPress allows direct access to files in your upload directories using a direct URL and we do not change those permissions. We do provide an option to mask the URL to your downloads if you have cURL enabled.
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- Simply search for "Email Before Download" inside your WordPress administration panel and install/activate
- Download from the Email Before Download page in the WordPress repository
- Upload the entire email-before-download folder to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
- Activate the plugin through the "Plugins" menu in WordPress.
- Locate the "Email Before Download" menu item in your WordPress Admin panel under "Settings" to configure.
- Create a contact form used by Email Before Download using Contact Form 7 and note the Contact Form ID
- Upload a file using Download Monitor and note the Download ID
- Navigate to the Post (or Page) you wish to include
- Add the following short code using the IDs collected in the first two steps
[contact-form-7 404 "Not Found"]
Example CSS
Example CSS can be found below or at CSSDesk.
Note: The icon used here is an example from IconFinder from VistaICO.com. You should make sure you are in compliance when using any images.
.ebd-box {

border: 1px solid #91c184;

-moz-border-radius: 10px;

border-radius: 10px;

-webkit-border-radius: 10px;

margin: 0 0 10px;

background: #c0f0b3 url('http://cdn1.iconfinder.com/data/icons/VistaICO_Toolbar-Icons/128/Download.png') no-repeat 18px 13px;

background-size:50px 50px;

font-family: Arial, Verdana, sans-serif;

font-size: 9pt;

color: #5c8a50;

.ebd-box-content

{

padding: 16px 20px 8px 85px;

.ebd-box-title

{

font-size: 12pt;

font-weight: bold;

HTML with Inline CSS
Single File – Inline Link Displayed Upon Successful Form Submission Please complete the following for access to the free download.
This plugin is offered under the GPLv2 license through the WordPress.org site.


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WhatsApp Messenger
By WhatsApp Inc.
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
WhatsApp Messenger is a FREE messaging app available for iPhone and other smartphones. WhatsApp uses your phone's Internet connection (4G/3G/2G/EDGE or Wi-Fi, as available) to let you message and call friends and family. Switch from SMS to WhatsApp to send and receive messages, calls, photos, videos, and Voice Messages.
• NO FEES: WhatsApp uses your phone's Internet connection (4G/3G/2G/EDGE or Wi-Fi, as available) to let you message and call friends and family, so you don't have to pay for every message or call.* There are no subscription fees to use WhatsApp.
• MULTIMEDIA: Send and receive photos, videos, and Voice Messages.
• FREE CALLS: Call your friends and family for free with WhatsApp Calling, even if they're in another country.* WhatsApp calls use your phone's Internet connection rather than your cellular plan's voice minutes. (Note: Data charges may apply. Contact your provider for details. Also, you can't access 911 and other emergency service numbers through WhatsApp).
• GROUP CHAT: Enjoy group chats with your contacts so you can easily stay in touch with your friends or family.
• WHATSAPP WEB: You can also send and receive WhatsApp messages right from your computer's browser.
• NO INTERNATIONAL CHARGES: There's no extra charge to send WhatsApp messages internationally. Chat with your friends around the world and avoid international SMS charges.*
• SAY NO TO USERNAMES AND PINS: Why bother having to remember yet another username or PIN? WhatsApp works with your phone number, just like SMS, and integrates seamlessly with your phone's existing address book.
• ALWAYS LOGGED IN: With WhatsApp, you're always logged in so you don't miss messages. No more confusion about whether you're logged in or logged out.
• QUICKLY CONNECT WITH YOUR CONTACTS: Your address book is used to quickly and easily connect you with your contacts who have WhatsApp so there's no need to add hard-to-remember usernames.
• OFFLINE MESSAGES: Even if you miss your notifications or turn off your phone, WhatsApp will save your recent messages until the next time you use the app.
• AND MUCH MORE: Share your location, exchange contacts, set custom wallpapers and notification sounds, email chat history, broadcast messages to multiple contacts at once, and more!
*Data charges may apply. Contact your provider for details.
We're always excited to hear from you! If you have feedback, questions, or concerns, please email us at:
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Note: WhatsApp is a telephony app, so iPod and iPad are not supported devices.
What's New in Version 2.16.7
• If you send a single emoji, it's displayed bigger
• Slide your finger up and down to zoom when recording videos in WhatsApp
• When tapping Edit at the top of the Chats tab, you can now select multiple chats to quickly archive, delete, or mark as read.
• Chats now open faster
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Customer Reviews
I Love It!!!
I just began using WhatsApp a few weeks ago and it is great! Two of my grandchildren, ages 18 and 15, recently went on a 12 day mission trip with a group of young people from their church, as well as several other churches, to a foreign country where they did not have phone service for calling or texting through their service provider. As you can imagine, it was quite unnerving for my wife and I to see them leave for a foreign land thousands of miles away by themselves (the trip was well chaperoned by adults but our kids' parents did not go) and be unable to connect with them for such a long time. How comforting it was to find WhatsApp and to be able to use it to connect with them through texting and pictures! It is a great App! I highly recommend it!
Tap to talk option PLEASE!!!!!
Please please
PLEEEAAASSSSE give a "tap to talk" option for recording messages! That would make this app absolutely optimal and so much more pleasant and functional to use! My thumb gets to positively ACHING sometimes from holding that tint little mike button to record!😁😩 and that would also solve the extremely annoying problem of messages being trashed because of your finger slipping 😒 That. Is. NOT. Cool! Nothing worse than being 2 minutes into a voice message and it suddenly trashes. Again, PLEASE give us that option and your app would be quite awesome....
Work for Productivity
It's great for sharing pdf's and ppts. Our Team is using it to avoid having the 365 app on our phones and it is working great. It's only down side is it does not upload and share a word document but to have a conversation share links and discuss research in real time it works much better than yammer across multiple platforms including the computer
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- Category: Social Networking
- Updated: Jul 25, 2016
- Version: 2.16.7
- Size: 62.2 MB
- Languages: English, Arabic, Catalan, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
- Seller: WhatsApp Inc.
- © 2016 WhatsApp Inc.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 6.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone.


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While copying large number of files, it's quite often to use multiple threads with RoboCopy (/MT[:n] option). Can this cause fragmentation on the destination drive? Sometimes I use Beyond compare for copying the file structures to maximum utilize the network/HDD bandwidth. This is also in a way of creating multiple threads. Can both of these cause fragmentation?
If you are unsure you can simply check the copied files if they are fragmented and if yes in how many fragments.
To check a file you can use "Contig" by Microsoft/Mark Russinovich which allows to check fragmentation using the switch
It should not cause any more fragmentation than a single-threaded copy operation which looks for the first available space and then the next and so on as it copies.
Any drive with high read/writes and larger or mixed-size files ought to be defragmented regularly, unless you're using a filesystem that prevents fragmentation.
If you are very concerned about fragmentation, you should consider the benefits you gain by using multithreading (extreme benefit for large numbers of files, less benefit for few larger files) versus any performance hit you may experience from possible fragmentation.
(Not an answer, but as a new user it appears that I can't directly comment on previous answers.)
In response to music2myear, multithreaded copies that do not preallocate space can indeed lead to to extreme fragmentation.
The scenario is this: fileA begins copying to block N on the disk. fileB begins copying to block N+1 on the disk. fileC begins copying to block N+2 on the disk. fileA needs another block, and copies to N+3. fileB needs another block and copies to N+4. And so on... until every file is completely fragmented, with no two blocks contiguous. fileA ends up being on blocks N,N+3,N+5,N+10,N+13 rather than N,N+1,N+2,N+3,N+4.
OK, so that's a little extreme; it probably doesn't become completely fragmented. But it illustrates the problem with multithreaded copy utilities that don't preallocate space. That said, I just tried the robocopy included with Server 2008R2 to copy a large number of files of varying sizes, and it didn't seem to create excess fragmentation. (Previous versions of robocopy were known to cause extreme fragmentation.) More testing is necessary.
i have seen this:
i had also Tried with robocopy and no success, still fragment it.
if i try to defragment after copy, nothing is done.
How to avoid it? I got it by doing some extra steps... and using XCOPY /J command...
I got it by doing this:
I had tried with "copy" and "robocopy" without succed.
I had tried with "XCOPY /J ... " and succed!!!
Why? i do not know... but at least with "XCOPY /J ... " and worked when dest name was changed!!!
It seems like Windows is doing some abnormal things when dest name is some kinf of special name.
To see what i mention just try to use a FAT32 4113MB partition to hold a 4095MB pagefile.sys!!! and try to have it on just one fragment!!! no way to do it normally!!! but, hey, if from a console you re-format the partition and use XCOPY /J pagefile.sys E:AAA and then rename it... it stays in one fragment!!!
Hope this can help other people!


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Weird Books for Weird People
Submitted by dgeiser13 on Sun, 12/16/2001 - 07:22
Here's a nice little column from MobyLives entitled Weird Books for Weird People which might give you some ideas for Christmas. In my family I am the weird person so I'm guessing that's why some of these sound fascinating to me.
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Informed Families Of Dade County, Inc.
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2490 Coral Way Miami FL 33145 USA
Informed Families was founded in 1982 by concerned parents committed to creating a drug-free environment for their children. These citizens developed a drug prevention-through-education volunteer organization. IF works in primary prevention by involving the person, the family, and the environment in positive solutions and healthy alternatives. IF goal's are to educate parents, to educate youth, and to educate those in the community who have a decisive influence on young people about the rising use of drugs and alcohol by youngsters, the commercial and social pressures that encourage such behavior, and the social and psychological consequences of drug and alcohol use by youth.
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Our true goal is to offer a wonderful,
professional dance experience to all!
Madison Dance Academy offers dance instruction for students age 3
through adult. Our classes in ballet, jazz, hip-hop and tap are professional
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in several competition
events. At our studio, students learn the art
of dance in an encouraging
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This looks potentially awesome, and exactly what I'm looking for.
BUT I can't figure out how to use it. Lots of options and settings with no explanations. No substantial documentation or instructions anywhere.
The best I could find was "this works just like [some outdated plugin from WP v2]" and that plugin's instructions are just as thin on the ground.
I don't know how anyone else managed to figure out how to use it. This is a good example of a developer that can't see the forest for the trees, and thinks everything is obvious when it isn't.
Please at least provide a video demo / introduction. 5 mins with commentary would help clarify an otherwise confusing plugin.


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"Sabella called up forward Mauro Icardi of Italy's Inter today (Monday) for the matches against Peru and Uruguay," the Argentine Football Association said on its website.
Argentina, who lead the South American group and have already qualified for the 2014 finals in Brazil, host Peru in Buenos Aires on October 11 and visit Uruguay in Montevideo four days later.
Messi suffered a hamstring injury playing for Barcelona at Almeria on Saturday and is expected to be out of action for up to three weeks.
The 20-year-old Icardi, an Argentina U20 international, came through Barcelona's junior ranks before joining Sampdoria in 2011 from where he moved to Inter this season.
Sabella added Icardi to the squad he named on Friday which included Messi.
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51 Buckingham Gate London, London, SW1E 6AF
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Customer Reviews
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100% would recommend it to a friend
Customer service
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Lovely place
I often stay on 5 star hotels in London.
They don't all deserve 5 stars but 51 Buckingham Gate always does. The accommodation is really spacious, the beds fantastic and the amenities ate great. Love this place.
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We had a wonderful stay for one night (wish we could have stayed longer!).
Very attentive service.
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Lovely one bed apartment of exceptionally high quality.
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From the moment you arrive at Taj 51, you are treated like a VIP.
All the staff are friendly and courteous and cannot do enough to help. Being upgraded was such a lovely gesture. The apartment was just gorgeous - everything we needed for the weekend. Incredibly spacious, spotlessly clean and THE most comfortable bed with perfect cushions. I slept so well - I would never have thought I was in Central London. I cannot recommend this hotel enough. We will definitely be staying again.
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Lovely hotel good location to get to shops with lots of local bars and restaurants .
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What a treat to stay in the Taj suites.
With a personal Butler in wonderful surroundings who could ask for more. We were a group of friends out in London for one night so a suite seemed so decadent but I wouldn't hesitate to book again. I have already recommended it to numerous people.
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