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Yes, but it works better in LR. I like more power and higher slew rate for buffers. AD8397 and LMH6643 are hard to beat for buffers if you need to drive low-impedance phones.
For higher impedances and especially if they are pretty efficient phones, the LME49720 is a very nice sounding opamp buffer. They have limited output power though.
Ron, using the LMH6643 as a buffer what type of sound to you get w/ the AD8599 in the L/R versus the OPA2111 in the L/R.
This weekend I am thinking of using the OPA2111 and the AD8599 in the DAC. Have you tried it? I also wonder if using the AD8656 in the L/R would yield a nice sound while using the LHM4562 or the LMH6643 in the buffer.
While doing the above experiments I may try the AD823 back in the L/R using the LMH6643 and the LHM4562 as buffers.
Maybe we should get together w/ Vorlon1 to try those combinations.
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Electroacupuncture: An introduction and its use for peripheral facial paralysis
Acupuncture and electrotherapy interface in the practice of electroacupuncture (EA). This article introduces some of the basic concepts and terminology of EA, its advantages and electrical parameters. The aetiology and incidence of peripheral facial paralysis (PFP), its pathology and prognosis are then covered. Conventional treatment of PFP is briefly mentioned, followed by a more detailed discussion of Western electrotherapy for the condition and the evidence for its clinical use. Background information on manual acupuncture (MA) and PFP is given. The literature on EA is reviewed, and EA treatment is then described according to the stage and severity of paralysis. Comparisons between EA and other modalities and combinations with ancillary methods are outlined, and the acupoints and electrical parameters used are analysed in some detail. A final discussion summarises some suggestions for safe and effective treatment. This article is based on the chapter on peripheral motor disorders in the author's recently published textbook on electroacupuncture,1 together with material from the clinical studies database at wwww.electroacupunctureknowledge.com and an internet trawl of recent research.
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 Chapter One
 WHAT IS COLLEGE FOR?

 One of the peculiarities of the teaching life is that every year the teacher gets older while the students stay the same age. Each fall when classes resume, I am reminded of the ancient Greek story of a kindly old couple who invite two strangers into their modest home for a meal. No matter how much the hosts drink, by some mysterious trick their goblets remain full even though no one pours more wine. Eventually, the guests reveal themselves as gods who have performed a little miracle to express their thanks. So it goes in college: every fall the teacher has aged by a year, but the class is replenished with students who stay forever young.
 For this and many other reasons, the relation between teacher and student is a delicate one, perhaps not as fraught as that between parent and child, or between spouses or siblings, but sometimes as decisive. Henry James captured it beautifully in a story called "The Pupil," which is not about a college teacher but about a private tutor who has come to love the child whom he is trying to save from his parents:
 When he tried to figure to himself the morning twilight of childhood, so as to deal with it safely, he perceived that it was never fixed, never arrested, that ignorance, at the instant one touched it, was already flushing faintly into knowledge, that there was nothing that at a given moment you could say a clever child didn't know. It seemed to him that he both knew too much to imagine [the child's] simplicity and too little to disembroil his tangle.

 Embedded in this passage is the romantic idea that the student possesses latent knowledge of ultimate things, and that the teacher's task is to probe for the lever that releases knowledge into consciousness.
 In trying to make it happen, even—perhaps especially—a good teacher can sometimes seem brutal. The famously demanding Joseph Schwab, for example, who taught for years in the "Biological Sequence" course at the University of Chicago, was known for "putting one student in the hot seat for a while ... working that person as thoroughly and creatively as possible before moving on to another." One Chicago alumnus, Lee Shulman, former president of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching, recalls that sitting in Schwab's class "fostered clammy hands, damp foreheads" and, to put it mildly, "an ever-attentive demeanor." This figure of the "tough love" teacher—think of Annie Sullivan in The Miracle Worker or Professor Kingsley in The Paper Chase—has become a cliché of our culture, and like all clichés, it contains some truth, though doubtless simplified and unduly generalized. It also seems less and less pertinent to the present. At most colleges today, a student experiencing such anxiety would likely drop the class for fear of a poor grade (compulsory courses of the sort that Schwab taught have become rare), and the teacher would risk a poor score on the end-of-semester evaluations.
 Whatever the style or technique, teaching at its best can be a generative act, one of the ways by which human beings try to cheat death—by giving witness to the next generation so that what we have learned in our own lives won't die with us. Consider what today we would call the original "mission statement" of America's oldest college. The first fund-raising appeal in our history, it was a frank request by the founders of Harvard for financial help from fellow Puritans who had stayed home in England rather than make the journey to New England. Despite their mercenary purpose, the words are still moving almost four hundred years after they were written:
 After God had carried us safe to New England, and we had built our houses, provided necessaries for our livelihood, reared convenient places for God's worship, and settled the civil government, one of the next things we longed for and looked after was to advance learning and perpetuate it to posterity; dreading to leave an illiterate ministry to the churches, when our present ministers shall lie in the dust.

 These mixed sentiments of faith and dread have always been at the heart of the college idea. They are evident at every college commencement in the eyes of parents who watch, through a screen of memories of their own receding youth, as their children advance into life. College is our American pastoral. We imagine it as a verdant world where the harshest sounds are the reciprocal thump of tennis balls or the clatter of cleats as young bodies trot up and down the fieldhouse steps. Yet bright with hope as it may be, every college is shadowed by the specter of mortality—a place where, in that uniquely American season of "fall and football weather and the new term," the air is redolent with the "Octoberish smell of cured leaves."
 But what, exactly, is supposed to happen in this bittersweet place—beyond sunbathing and body-toning and the competitive exertions, athletic and otherwise, for which these are just the preliminaries? First of all, it should be said that the pastoral image of college has little to do with what most college students experience today. A few years ago, Michael S. McPherson, president of the Spencer Foundation and former president of Macalester College, and Morton O. Schapiro, former president of Williams College (now of Northwestern University), pointed out that "the nation's liberal arts college students would almost certainly fit easily inside a Big Ten football stadium: fewer than one hundred thousand students out of more than fourteen million."
 Since then, the number of undergraduates has grown by nearly a third, to around eighteen million, while the number in liberal arts colleges—by which McPherson and Schapiro meant a four-year residential college that is not part of a big university, and where most students study subjects that are not narrowly vocational such as nursing or computer programming—remains about the same. Many college students today, of whom a growing number are older than traditional college age, attend commuter or online institutions focused mainly on vocational training. Often, they work and go to school at the same time, and take more than four years to complete their degree, if they complete it at all. Five years from now, undergraduate students in the United States are projected to exceed twenty million, and President Obama wants to accelerate the growth. But only a small fraction will attend college in anything like the traditional sense of the word.
 Whatever the context, the question remains: what's the point? My colleague Mark Lilla put the matter well not long ago when he spoke to the freshmen of Columbia College near the end of their first college year. He was talking, of course, to students in a college commonly described as "elite." Divided roughly equally between young men and women, these students were more racially diverse than would have been the case even a few years ago. About one in ten was born abroad or has some other claim, such as a parent with a foreign passport, to be an "international" student; and, though it's hard to tell the financial means of the students from their universal uniform of tee shirts and jeans, roughly one in seven (a somewhat higher rate than at other Ivy League colleges) is eligible for a Pell grant, a form of federal financial aid that goes to children of low-income families.
 As they filed into the lecture room, they gave each other the public hugs that signify new friendships, or, in some cases, the mutually averted eyes that tell of recent breakups. They seemed simultaneously fatigued and at ease. Once they had settled into their seats, out came the iPhones and laptops, some of which stayed aglow for the whole hour, though mostly they listened, rapt. And when Lilla made the following surmise about how and why they had come to college, they reacted with the kind of quiet laughter that meant they knew he was telling the truth:
 You figured, correctly, that to be admitted you had to exude confidence about what Americans, and only Americans, call their "life goals"; and you had to demonstrate that you have a precise plan for achieving them. It was all bullshit; you know that, and I know that. The real reason you were excited about college was because you had questions, buckets of questions, not life plans and PowerPoint presentations. My students have convinced me that they are far less interested in getting what they want than in figuring out just what it is that's worth wanting.

 No college teacher should presume to answer this question on behalf of the students, though, too often, he or she will try. (Requiring discipleship has always been a hazard of the teaching profession.) Instead, the job of the teacher and, collectively, of the college, is to help students in the arduous work of answering it for themselves.
 To be sure, students at a college like mine have many advantages. Elite institutions confer on their students enormous benefits in the competition for positions of leadership in business, government, and higher education itself. As soon as they are admitted, even those without the prior advantage of money have already gotten a boost toward getting what they want—though not necessarily toward figuring out what's worth wanting. In fact, for some, the difficulty of that question rises in proportion to the number of choices they have. Many college students are away from their parents for the first time, although in our age of Facebook and Skype and Google Chat and the like, they are never really away. Their choices may seem limitless, but powerful forces constrain them, including what their parents want them to want. Students under financial pressure face special problems, but students from privileged families have problems too.
 College is supposed to be a time when such differences recede if not vanish. The notion of shared self-discovery for all students is, of course, a staple of exhortations to freshmen just coming in and valedictions to seniors about to go out—an idea invoked so often that it, too, has become a cliché. In other cultures, however, it would be an oddity. The American college has always differed fundamentally from the European university, where students are expected to know what they want (and what they are capable of) before they arrive. That is true even at the ancient English colleges of Oxford and Cambridge, to which students apply around age seventeen to "read" this or that subject, and once arrived, rarely venture outside their chosen field of formal study. By contrast, in America—in part because of our prosperity, which still exceeds that of most of the rest of the world—we try to extend the time for second chances and to defer the day when determinative choices must be made. In 1850, when Herman Melville, whose formal schooling ended at age seventeen, wrote that "a whaleship was my Yale College and my Harvard," he used the word "college" as the name of the place where (to use our modern formulation) he "found himself."
 A few years ago, I came across a manuscript diary—also, as it happens, from 1850—kept by a student at a small Methodist college, Emory and Henry, in southwest Virginia. One spring evening, after attending a sermon by the college president that left him troubled and apprehensive, he made the following entry in his journal: "Oh that the Lord would show me how to think and how to choose." That sentence, poised somewhere between a wish and a plea, sounds archaic today. For many if not most students, God is no longer the object of the plea; or if he is, they probably do not attend a college where everyone worships the same god in the same way. Many American colleges began as denominational institutions; but today religion is so much a matter of private conscience, and the number of punishable infractions so small (even rules against the academic sin of plagiarism are only loosely enforced), that few college presidents would presume to intervene in the private lives of students for purposes of doctrinal or moral correction. The era of spiritual authority belonging to college is long gone. And yet I have never encountered a better formulation—"show me how to think and how to choose"—of what a college should strive to be: an aid to reflection, a place and process whereby young people take stock of their talents and passions and begin to sort out their lives in a way that is true to themselves and responsible to others.
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 Many objections can be lodged against what I have just said. For one thing, all colleges, whatever their past or present religious orientation, now exist in a context of secular pluralism that properly puts inculcation at odds with education. Then there is the fact that students arrive in college already largely formed in their habits and attitudes, or, in the case of the increasing number of "nontraditional" (that is, older) students, preoccupied with the struggles of adulthood—finding or keeping a job, making or saving a marriage, doing right by one's children. Many college women, who now outnumber men, are already mothers, often single. And regardless of age or gender or social class, students experience college—in the limited sense of attending lectures, writing papers, taking exams—as a smaller part of daily life than did my generation, which came of age in the 1960s and 70s. They live now in an ocean of digital noise, logged on, online, booted up, as the phrase goes, 24/7, linked to one another through an arsenal of gadgets that are never "powered down."
 Having just survived the travails of getting in, students in selective colleges find themselves under instant and constant pressure to prepare for competing with graduates of comparable colleges once they get out. Those in open-admissions colleges, many of whom must cope with deficits in their previous schooling, may not be able to compete at what we call the "same level," but they are likely to feel even more pressure to justify the cost of earning a credential in the hope that it will give them a fighting chance in postcollege life. In other words, college is less and less a respite from what my campus newspaper used to call "the real world." This is true of colleges of all types and ranks.
 It may also be objected that there is nothing new about any of this—an objection with a good deal of merit. When the first administrators at Stanford (founded in 1891) wanted to know why the new freshman class had chosen to enroll, they heard mainly about the California climate, the prestige of the new university, and the (at that time) low living expenses. Twenty years later, the president of Western Reserve University, a clergyman with the wonderfully donnish name Charles Thwing, found that students were less interested in "hard reading and high thinking" than in acquiring the " 'touch' of college life" in order to impress prospective employers. Around the same time, at Penn State, an English professor complained of being pestered with a recurrent question about the value of what he was teaching: "Lissun, Prof, how is this dope going to help a guy get a job and pull down a good salary?" And fifty years after that, the eminent critic Lionel Trilling (who taught all his life at Columbia, except for visiting stints at Harvard and Oxford) had come to feel that his students regarded college "merely as a process of accreditation, with an economic-social end in view."
 So it's an old and familiar story. If we look through the eyes of fiction writers who set their stories and novels on a college campus, most of what we see in the past looks a lot like the present. In Mark Twain's novel Pudd'nhead Wilson (1894), a young man goes up from small-town Missouri to Yale, and comes back with nothing to show except two new habits: drinking and gambling. In Edgar Allan Poe's story "William Wilson" (1839), we get a picture of the University of Virginia as a place where besotted boys indulge in round-the-clock gambling and whoring. Pretty much the same scene is described 165 years later in Tom Wolfe's novel I Am Charlotte Simmons (2004), in which students have their mouths fastened perpetually to the spigot of a beer keg except when taking a break to have sex—though some seem capable of doing both simultaneously. And in a still more recent novel, The Ask (2010), by Sam Lipsyte, the narrator recalls college in the 1970s as a time when he and his housemates "drank local beer, smoked homegrown and shake":
 Senior year I moved into the House of Drinking and Smoking, took the cheap room ... screwed a blue bulb in the ceiling and slept there, mostly alone ... drank in the living room with ... a crew that included ... a guy ... who may or may not have been a student, though by dint of his meth addiction could have counted as an apprentice chemist.
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Parents need to know that Britannica Kids: Ancient Egypt is an app that incorporates pictures, videos, games, and encyclopedic articles about the storied history of ancient Egypt. It could be considered a digital encyclopedia, but it is much more than that. The goal here is to teach young users that history can be fun and interesting.
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Brittanica Kids: Ancient Egypt is a digital encyclopedia that encourages players to do more than just read a bunch of boring articles and historical information. It mixes learning with fun, by presenting them with a variety of mini-games as well as a series of quizzes that provide a sense of reward and satisfaction for reading the articles thoroughly and comprehensively. The reading level of this app is for children in late elementary school through middle school, although even adults would probably learn a thing or two they didn't know about ancient Egypt by playing through this app.
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BRITANNICA KIDS: ANCIENT EGYPT tries to make learning a fun experience with multimedia and interactive content spread out through the numerous tomes of encyclopedic entries, and although it definitely comes across as a rigid, textbook-style barrage of content at times, the visual presentation and well-crafted interface make it easy to navigate through the content. The subject material is very accessible and presented at a reading level for children in elementary and middle school. Many of the mini-games in and of themselves have little educational value, although there is a quiz mini-game that lets users see how much they have learned by exploring the videos and text articles. This app may not inspire users who have no interest in ancient Egypt, but for students who may have become interested in the subject after learning about it in school or on TV, this is a great way to extend that education.
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"Do not bend, fold, staple or"
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mutilate. Point down range.
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#101671 Oct 19, 2013
I didn't say that I don't believe anything that the Bible says. It is obvious to all that there are countless errors in it. Still that does not mean it is all wrong. And if a Christian makes a foolish claim there is no reason that the Bible cannot be used against him.
And you need to read what I wrote again. I never mentioned the disciples. I said that Jesus said that ALL of the laws of the Old Testament still apply.
Don't you ever read your own Bible?
"Do not bend, fold, staple or"
Since: Jan 11
mutilate. Point down range.
#101672 Oct 19, 2013
If only the invisible swordsman had known about the zero gravity position and been wearing a magnetic bracelet, he may have lived.
People are still looking for miracles even today. I don't know that those that are desperate or easily taken in would be able to tease out the nonsense. You would probably have the fundamentalists out running around the country looking for singing bushes. That would be funny though.
Do you remember the Jimmy Swaggart prostitution scandal? At some point in that story, Swaggart apparently claimed he was chased around his house by demons. I know people that believe that deeply. They can't separate reality from fantasy when it comes to their beliefs.
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#101673 Oct 19, 2013
So your saying you believe some of the bible, but not all of it?
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#101674 Oct 19, 2013
Well at least Ted Haggard is completely heterosexual now:
I just noted that the singer of this song has the same last name as Bob Dylan had at first.
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#101675 Oct 19, 2013
Sure, I am not a fanatic.
I don't believe in any of the nonsense of the Bible.
For example we all know that there is a city called Tyre. Which never was destroyed as predicted by Ezekiel. It was attacked by Nebuchadnezzar, but he never defeated it. Nor did he even come close to defeating Egypt.
And even if I did not believe one word of it the Bible could still be used as a weapon against Christians when they get their own holy book wrong.
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#101676 Oct 19, 2013
Actually I'm not trying to be contrary as it may seem...only trying to establish what parts of the bible you consider as true and the ones you consider not true for conversation sake.
Am I to take it that you believe all quotes by Jesus to be true since that was your point of reference?
Since: Sep 08
#101677 Oct 19, 2013
Now you are being a fool.
How many times do I have to tell you that the Bible can be used against a Christian when he does not understand his own religion.
I have strong doubts about the veracity of the quotes of Jesus. Some of them may be true, some of them may be false. It does not matter.
Are you completely devoid of the ability to think logically?
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#101678 Oct 19, 2013
In mountainous areas which this desert sits, streams, rivers, lakes and ponds are fed by three sources of water. Underground springs, snow melt and glacial melt.
This scientist claims certain streams and river beds haven't had water flowing in them for a hundred thousand years and more.
What this scientist failed to mention, is much of Peru and this desert area and the higher elevated areas surrounding it have suffered a few glacial ages in the last 100,000 years.
A glacial age leaves glaciers. The glaciers and heavy snowfall on nearby higher elevated areas would have fed those rivers, streams, lakes and ponds for months to maybe years till the heavy snow melt was gone and the glaciers disappeared.
He doesn't address those facts. The ENTIRE desert was covered in deep thick snow and ALL rivers and stream beds flowed as this snow melted yet that fact matters not to him. To him CERTAIN river and stream beds have some invisible force field that has kept them dry as he states it for over 100,000 years while the rest of the desert was subjected to snow and glacier melt runoff.
I looked for his explanation of this. He gave none. To him when glaciers and deep snow on other elevated areas were slowly melting during the warming up period of the end of that glacial age, he insinuates water run off purposefully avoided certain rivers and streams on this desert for 100,000 years. Makes sense to those wanting to believe that I suppose.
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mutilate. Point down range.
#101679 Oct 19, 2013
Thanks for posting that SZ. It is hilarious.
Haggard is completely heterosexual and Swaggart is way too heterosexual. Apparently there is a limit. No one ever told me.
"Do not bend, fold, staple or"
Since: Jan 11
mutilate. Point down range.
#101680 Oct 19, 2013
Where are you getting the information on snowfall and glaciation in the Atatama?
If the data that was found indicate that there was no water flowing in these river beds for as much as 100,000 years, why would there be need to address glaciation that isn't supplying water to the rivers? In other words, you are demanding DNA evidence when the killer confessed and there were eye witnesses and video footage. Not a perfect analogy but the point remains that if no evidence of water flow was found, why would you look for a source of water.
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#101681 Oct 19, 2013
So basically your saying that you study the bible not to learn the truth, but you study to use it to attack Christians?
ok then, I'm out of here.
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#101682 Oct 19, 2013
No I didn't. I said the earth has the potential to globally flood itself. I never stated exactly when, how or why it would happen. You assumed from what I said I meant others things I never said. So that's on you :)
The theory that the earth has enough water in the crust to be forced up to flood this planet well above it's highest peaks is in it's infancy of thought. There are no facts. It's a theory that's growing in possibilities as more and more research is done about water in the earth's crust and how much may be there.
Consider this from the NG link about water in the crust and how much may 'possibly' be there that's not being accounted for.
A Look at Earth's Fate
The new study also reveals clues to Earth's long-term fate, says Norman Sleep, a geophysicist at Stanford University who was not involved in the project.
When the planet was young, steam came from the deep interior to the surface as volcanic gas and eventually produced today's oceans. But as Earth's interior ages and cools, it becomes easier for water to return below the surface.
"So, rather than degassing, now [Earth] may be losing water into the mantle," Sleep said.
This gradual suction of water back below the surface may be a good thing for Earth's geological stability, he notes.
Underground water acts as a kind of lubricant that allows plates in Earth's crust to keep shifting at their present rate, Sleep explains.
This helps keep the thickness and elevation of the continents relatively stable.
If things changed, he said, "we'd have Pike's Peak boat tours."
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#101683 Oct 19, 2013
Oh my Flying Spaghetti Monster, you are a complete moron.
There is no "truth" in the Bible to be found. I already have found that out. Yet foolish Christians still try to use it. Since Christians try to use the Bible as a weapon why can't I? Especially if Christians, such as you, are wrong about their own foolish beliefs.
Of course fools who do not realize that at the very least parts of the Bible are false will never understand how their beliefs are faulty. They will simply believe what they want to believe because it makes them feel good, not because that is what the Bible actually says.
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mutilate. Point down range.
#101684 Oct 19, 2013
If there are no facts then it isn't a theory. It is just conjecture.
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#101685 Oct 19, 2013
Water both leaves and reenters the mantle. You did not understand the article. It does not imply that the Earth could be flooded by water from the mantle. And the exchange of water is a very slow process. It cannot be used as a mechanism for a global flood. In fact the difference in sea level height is immeasurably small over a whole year from the exchange of water from the mantle to the oceans and back.
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#101686 Oct 19, 2013
No you twit. There's a difference between 'ice ages' and 'glacial ages' that you're unfamiliar with. I took the following from the web just so you can learn this difference. Your welcome :)
Glaciation is a single event occurring in an ice-age period. We are currently in an ice age in earth history, but not currently in a period of glaciation. An interglacial period of moderate temperatures. More glacial episodes are expected to occur in the future. Log on http://www.icecooltrailers.co.uk/
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#101687 Oct 19, 2013
What makes you think there were glaciers up in the Andes above the Atacama? If you follow this link you will see that there were spots during the last glaciation where the Andes were bare:
"Good day to you!"
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#101688 Oct 19, 2013
No I didn't. You'll never show otherwise. I initially made a comment of a single sentence in Genesis concerning the flood, that was all. And I did claim the earth can do anything it will because it has and we have the geological history to prove it. And I did state because we have no evidence for a global flood that doesn't mean it never happened. Scientists at one time unanimously stated there was overwhelming evidence to show nothing was smaller than the atom, that there was overwhelming evidence to prove life couldn't exist without sunlight, that there was overwhelming evidence in just lab studies that nothing could live in boiling like temperatures of water, that there was overwhelming evidence that modern man didn't cross the line and have sexual relations with the neanderthal.
When I hear "There's overwhelming evidence..." science has taught me that statement comes from opinions based on "present known evidence" and not "undiscovered evidence" that actually existed all along.
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#101689 Oct 20, 2013
The fact still remain that water is only 0.2% of Earths mass, even if the surface were flat the water would be 2,686 metres deep.
That's 1.669 miles a mile and 5/8s.
Everest is 8,848 m that's 5.49789 miles.
So you see your flood is a physical impossibility.
You forget the water below china is displacing matter like a sponge. You cant squeeze a sponge out and expect it to be more water in a bowl. You could possibly have a local flood this way, but the sponge will soak the water back up.
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Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.9a1) Gecko/20060411 Firefox/3.0a1 ID:2006041111 [both Cairo and non-Cairo]
1.Open FF
2.Open Gmail
-sometimes you're stuck on a blank page
-sometimes the main window loads but all links are dead
-sometimes it works
also happens in -safe-mode
reproducable: not all the time
works in 20060410 nightly
fails in 20060411 nightly
actually, the links do work... the screen simply refuses to refresh.
nothing in the errorconsole
I saw this yesterday with the 2006-04-11 Mac (PPC) nightly (but not with a 2006041012 build).
Are you using http or https?
(In reply to comment #3)
> Are you using http or https?
allways https
in http it seems fine (but i dont consider that an acceptable workaround)
Agreed, but it helps to describe the actual problem better :)
works in 20060410 2021pdt build
fails in 20060411 0602pdt build
bug 321299 , Boris ?
No idea. Ask in that bug? I wonder why (or whether) we're even hitting that code here.
(In reply to comment #8)
> No idea. Ask in that bug?
I can't , it's a security_group-only bug
I'm on this. It is indeed a regression from bug 321299. In particular, the problem is that the scope object introduced by that bug was assumed (and enforced) to be immutable once set, and document.open breaks that assumption. The fix is to make the scope object mutable, but this involves reparenting all of the wrappers in the old scope.
Hmm... do we really want to make document.open give a new inner window? I guess that's safer then clearing scope on the old one etc.... :(
I'm curious why this only affects https Gmail, and I'm curious what a reduced testcase would look like.
Created attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
This is not the final patch. I know of two problems with it (though I wouldn't be too surprised if there were more problems):
-- ReparentAllWrappersInScope is a misnomer for the new function, it should be named something like ReparentAllUniqueWrappersInScope.
-- I currently assert due to a "potential deadlock" while rewrapping wrappers. I'm still trying to figure out why.
strange enough, Gmail works with a cairo build and http, but not with a non-cairo build and http
fwiw, I don't seem to be able to reproduce the assertion anymore.
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.9a1) Gecko/20060416 Firefox/3.0a1
Still fails with the very last hourly.
Sometimes it works in a certain tab for some time, but when you open a new tab it fails again. When it fails it goes on failing. Right now I have one Gmail tab open that works (how long?) and four other dead ones.
You can only rely on 1.5x at the moment for Gmail.
Plussing for 184.108.40.206 so we don't forget in case we take 321299
*** Bug 334475 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Comment on attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
I'm going to try to make a patch that avoids the nested locking. This is basically ready for review anyway, though.
This just happened to me with non-https gmail. So I guess it's a timing issue that is just much more likely to happen with https, for whatever reason.
(In reply to comment #20)
> This just happened to me with non-https gmail. So I guess it's a timing issue
> that is just much more likely to happen with https, for whatever reason.
Yeah, same here (it has been like that from the start), but maybe in just 5% of all cases while on https it's 100% of the time.
Sometimes I get slow script warnings.
(In reply to comment #22)
> Sometimes I get slow script warnings.
at least 50% of the time on https, almost never on http
Comment on attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
Actually, avoiding the locking isn't as feasable as I'd hoped.
*** Bug 334840 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
How is this bug coming, is it feasible to fix for 184.108.40.206? Sounds like it's stalled.
Comment on attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
Fix checked into trunk.
Great! Very welcome patch.
> Fix checked into trunk.
I believe this broke the trunk.(In reply to comment #28)
Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.0; en-US; rv:1.9a1) Gecko/20060426 Minefield/3.0a1 ID:2006042613 [cairo]
verified fixed, thanks
(In reply to comment #28)
> Fix checked into trunk.
Thanks! Working like a charm! And at the same time, gmail's design has changed...just a coincidence.
Verified FIXED using 04-27-16 build of SeaMonkey trunk on Windows XP.
Might be worth taking the patch to bug 335785 as well so this doesn't introduce a leak.
Comment on attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
approved for 1.8.0 branch, a=dveditz for drivers
Comment on attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
Unapproving for 18.104.22.168 and moving to next release per bug 321299 comment 36
Comment on attachment 218364 [details] [diff] [review]
Partial fix
Jonas says we'll get a combined branch patch for all the related regressions.
Moving to 18.104.22.168 to follow bug 321299
If bug 321299 is blocking 1.8.1 then this should be also.
This is really fixed on the 1.8 branch already.
I checked a combined patch into the 1.8.0 branch.
>+ JSObject *newParent = aOldScope;
>+ rv = sciWrapper.GetCallback()->PreCreate(identity, ccx, aOldScope,
>+ &newParent);
>+ // Now, reparent the wrapper, since we know that it wants to be
>+ // reparented.
>+ XPCWrappedNative *junk;
>+ rv = XPCWrappedNative::ReparentWrapperIfFound(ccx, oldScope,
>+ newScope, aNewScope,
>+ wrapper->GetIdentityObject(),
>+ &junk);
Shouldn't this have used newParent as the parent instead of aNewScope?
Er... yes. It should. Bug 356851 filed.
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> Shouldn't this have used newParent as the parent instead of aNewScope?
It doesn't matter. See the assertion inside the |if(newParent != aOldScope)| condition: the betterScope found from the newParent must be the same as aNewScope.
Why would that matter? It just compares with the scope of newParent, that doesn't mean that newParent == aNewScope.
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