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|Salad oil/Olive oil
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|2 Tablespoon
|White wine vinegar
|2 Tablespoon
|1 Teaspoon
|Chopped parsley
|2 Teaspoon
|3⁄4 Teaspoon
|Ground pepper
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|3 Medium
|Delicious apples
|2 Large
|Sliced red onion
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|Coarsely chopped green pepper
|1 Cup (16 tbs), washed
|Diagonally sliced celery
|1 Cup (16 tbs), thinly sliced
|Sliced radishes
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Green salad
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (crisp)
1) Into a large bowl, add in the salad oil, lemon juice, vinegar, sugar, parsley, salt and pepper.
2) Mix all the ingredients together.
3) Rinse the zucchini. Slice them into long quarters of 1/2-inch dimension.
4) Clean and slice the apples into quarters. Take their core out but do not pare the apples. Chop the apples into 1/2-inch pieces.
5) Into the bowl of the salad oil dressing, add in the apples, onions, green pepper, celery and slices of radishes. Mix well.
6) Cover the bowl and refrigerated for about 2 hours.
7) Line the serving bowl with the crisp salad greens.
8) Spoon the Tossed Zucchini Salad onto the bowl in a mound.
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Calories 272 Calories from Fat 170
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 19 g29.6%
Saturated Fat 0.98 g4.9%
Trans Fat 0.3 g
Cholesterol 0 mg
Sodium 410.7 mg17.1%
Total Carbohydrates 26 g8.6%
Dietary Fiber 5.5 g22.2%
Sugars 17.1 g
Protein 3 g5.9%
Vitamin A 15.8% Vitamin C 105.4%
Calcium 5.2% Iron 5.8%
*Based on a 2000 Calorie diet


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This is a mainly chronological outline of developments in British social policy up to 1948. The Poor Law lasted, in one form or another, for 350 years, and accounts of British social policy tend in consequence to be dominated by the role of government. This was not the experience of other countries, where welfare more typically developed through a combination of voluntary and mutual provision, later supplemented by government action.
During the Middle Ages, support for the poor was provided in much of
Europe through Christian charity. The main formal organisations were
the Church and the monasteries. The operation of charity made it
possible for some poor people to survive if they left the land and came
to the cities.
Poor vagabonds were often seen as dangerous, beggars and thieves who could spread disease - and that could all have been true. The practice of indiscriminate charity was one of the key issues which the Protestant reformers objected to. Several northern European cities introduced systems of organized poor relief, intended to limit the amount they had to pay for charity, to keep out strangers, and to control the poor. Martin Luther himself wrote ordinances about the organisation of welfare in Leisneck in 1523.[1]
This kind of scheme was not confined to Protestant communities. In 1531, to protect themselves from the accusations of heresy, the city of Ypres submitted its scheme for approval by the religious authorities of the Sorbonne. Ypres offered relief for poor people, backed up by a process of inspection and control; they provided education, employment and free medical care.[2] The Ypres scheme was approved by Charles V, whose Spanish empire was responsible for the Low Countries. The historian Geoffrey Elton suggests that William Marshall, who translated a report on the Ypres scheme into English, may also have been the author of the Tudor Act of 1536, one of the first English Poor Laws.[3]
While this was happening, England was also undergoing its Reformation. Henry VIII declared himself supreme head of the Church in 1534, and the dissolution of the monasteries took place between 1536 and 1541.
The movement of people continued throughout Tudor times, but it began in the first half of the sixteenth century to be noticed, with increasing population and movement of people. Elizabethan Acts in 1563 and 1572 made provision for the punishment of sturdy beggars and the relief of the impotent poor. The 1574 Act in Scotland followed England's lead, supplemented in 1595 by 'buttock mail', a Scottish poor rate. In England, the law of 1572 was superseded in 1598, but the 1574 Act remained in force in Scotland till 1845.
1601 The Elizabethan Poor Law was a national Act for England and Wales. (The system became law in 1597/8, but the Act that consolidated the system dates from 1601). It provided for
The parish was the basic unit of administration. There was, however, no general mechanism through which this could be enforced, and the Poor Law's operation was inconsistent between areas.
External links: The Poor Laws in Elizabethan England, 1552-1601; BBC: Poverty in Elizabethan England
The principle of a 'settlement' in a particular parish relates to feudal ideas; people were tied to particular locations. If people tried to draw relief outside the parish of their birth, they could be removed. this meant that they could be rejected, or physically transported to another parish. Contemporary examples were given of pregnant women being physically removed so that they did not give birth to a child in the parish. This prevented the child from gaining a settlement in the parish where they would otherwise have been born.
1586 In Scotland, poor people are marked with the town's mark.
1662 A Poor Relief Act introduces the laws of settlement and removal.
1795 Paupers became removable only if they were chargeable to another parish. (In 1846, the period after which a pauper could be removed was limited.)
The development of workhouses under the Old Poor Law was not representative of the system which followed after the 1834 reforms, and this is not how the system is now remembered.
The 1601 Act made provision for "setting the poor on work". This did not generally include accommodation, but in 1631 there was a workhouse was established in Abingdon. In 1697 the Bristol Workhouse was established by private Act of Parliament.
Scotland had "houses of correction" established in the burghs, by an Act of 1672.
1723 Knatchbull's Act allowed English and Welsh parishes to build workhouses without first taking out private Acts of Parliament.
1740 A workhouse is established at Edinburgh. Most Scottish workhouses were closed after a little time.
1782 Gilbert's Act stated that workhouses should become poorhouses, relieving only those who were not able-bodied (a principle increasingly disregarded in later years). It allowed parishes to form Poor Law Unions in order to build poorhouses.
This approach was increasingly criticised in the years that followed. Joseph Townsend wrote in 1788: "the workhouses operate like the figures which we set to scare the birds, till they have learnt first to despise them then to perch upon the objects of their terror."[4]
External link: Joseph Townsend's Dissertation on the Poor Laws, 1788
The rules at the time did not confine relief to people in the workhouse or the poorhouse; this was a later rule. The idea that people could receive out-relief - that is, benefits or cash outside the poorhouse - was a new idea to the Poor Law in the 18th century.
1774 Out-relief is made available in Glasgow.
Gilbert's Act also made provision for 'out-relief'. This was further encouraged by an Act of 1795.
1795 The Speenhamland system. A code for out-relief was drawn up by magistrates in Speenhamland, Berkshire. The Speenhamland system acquired some notoriety in the following years; it was believed to lead employers to pay unduly low wages while workers were forced to claim relief.
The changes of the industrial revolution led to the development of the towns, rapid population growth, and the first experience of modern unemployment and the trade cycle. All this caused increasing poor rates. The reform movement centred on three main doctrines:
1832-1834 The Poor Law Commission emphasised two principles:
1834 Poor Law Amendment Act. This established a national Commission for England and Wales. The Scottish Poor Law was not introduced till 1845.
External link: The 1834 Commission on the Poor Laws
|Picking oakum in the workhouse.
The deterrent workhouse developed - in defiance of the terms of Gilbert's Act - in the period before the introduction of the New Poor Law. The first was set up in 1819, in Bingham in Nottinghamshire; the second in 1824 at Southwell. George Nicholls, the overseer at Southwell, was to become a national Commissioner on the strength of his record there.
The principles of the New Poor Law were never fully enforced. Old people in many areas did continue to receive relief outside the workhouse. Workhouses could be appalling: in 1845, there was a scandal at Andover Workhouse, where starving paupers were found to be chewing the gristle of bones they were supposed to be crushing. It was not for want of trying, but there was no way that the conditions of many people inside the workhouses - sometimes called 'pauper palaces' - could be much worse than conditions outside. If paupers were fed a basic diet, they were often in a better position than others outside.
The workhouses came increasingly to rest on a fearsome reputation - the "stigma" of pauperism - rather than bad conditions. When the middle classes began to use the Poor Law hospitals, it was directed that they should be brought into the hospital through the workhouse yard, so that they would know where they were.
The workhouses theoretically came to an end with the transfer of the Poor Law to local authorities in 1929, but in reality they continued under local authority control in the form of 'Public Assistance Institutions' until the final abolition of the Poor Law in 1948.
External links: The workhouse (An outstanding website by Peter Higginbotham); the Southwell workhouse
The time-lines in this discussion start to narrow at this point, but that can be deceptive; it took decades to go from political resistance to the idea of public works to general legislation to prevent nuisances. Those who were against the new sewers were referred to by their opponents as "the dirty party".
1839-1840 A Poor Law Commission enquiry identified disease as a major cause of pauperism.
1842 Edwin Chadwick, the secretary of the Poor Law Commission, and one of the main authors of the 1834 report, wrote a Report on the Sanitary Condition of the Labouring Population of Great Britain, identifying sanitation as a principal issue.
1848 Public Health Act. This was permissive - i.e., a law which allowed authorities to do something, rather than compelling them - which made it possible to build sewers. The Act excluded London altogether. The construction of sewers was opposed on the grounds of cost; the General Board of Health was abolished in 1853, and the Act was repealed in 1858.
1866 Sanitation Act. It created 'local boards of health'. Scotland was brought in in 1867.
1872 Public Health Act. This defined responsible sanitary authorities, either town councils (in urban areas) or Poor Law Boards of Guardians (in rural areas). The reason why the Poor Law authorities were used was that there was no other body in rural areas able to take on new responsibilities effectively.
1875 Public Health Act: a consolidatory measure.
English local government developed around the Poor Law; Scottish local government, about the 'police burghs' introduced in 1833 and 1847. Existing authorities accrued increasing responsibility by default; there was no-one else there to take it.
1871 The creation of the Local Government Board.
1885 Scottish Office
1888 County Councils formed.
1894 District Councils formed.
1897 Local Government Board for Scotland.
1920 Government of Ireland Act. The intention was to allow home rule, in an unsuccessful attempt to stave off independence; the legacy was that Northern Ireland retained devolved powers which they continued to hold after the Republic of Ireland left the UK.
1929 Local Government Act. The Poor Law Boards of Guardians
were replaced by local authorities.
In the 1930s, local government was responsible for a very wide
range of activities: their responsibilities typically included
hospitals, social assistance, police, fire, gas, electricity supply,
water, roads, housing, education and public health. Most of these
roles were subsequently removed or diluted.
Scotland had free schooling from 1691, organised since 1803 on a parochial basis. It was criticised in Victorian times because it failed to meet needs adequately - there were 90,000 children out of 500,000 who did not attend school. But in England, by contrast, before 1870, the only main state provision for education was under the Poor Law.1870 Education Act (1872 in Scotland). This provided free compulsory elementary education for all, up to the age of 12 at first, later to 14. (The secondary system, 11+, was private or voluntary, and based on fees).
1863. Payment by results.
Following the recommendations of the Newcastle Commission, schools were
to be funded in ways that reflected their results, judged by attendance
and an examination covering reading, writing and arithmetic. The
system was widely disliked: it created paperwork, it was thought to
discriminate against the church schools and it entrenched
in funding. It fell into disuse by the 1890s and was formally
abolished in 1904.
1902 Local Education Authorities were formed, based in the new local government system. This was extended to Scotland in 1908.
External link: David Mitch on Payment by Results
|A hospital ward in 1880.
(c) Hulton-Getty collection.
Medical care in the nineteenth century was principally private or voluntary. However, sickness was a primary cause of pauperism, and the Poor Law authorities began to develop 'infirmaries' for sick people. The number of infirmaries grew very rapidly after the foundation of the Local Government Board, because of the influence centrally of doctors. The demand for the infirmaries was at first resisted by a deliberate emphasis on the stigma of pauperism, of which the main legal consequence was the loss of the vote. Few people who became paupers had the vote, but after the extension of the franchise in 1867 and 1884, the numbers increased dramatically.
In 1885, the law which required people to become paupers before using the infirmaries was abolished.
1929 Local Government Act. The responsibility for managing poor law infirmaries (the publicly funded hospitals) was transferred from the Poor Law, who had administered them up to then, to local authorities.
Subsequent developments in health are covered in the page on health care.
|1911 Election poster for the Liberal Government
The Liberal government laid the foundations of contemporary social services. Concerns with "national efficiency" fuelled the desire to provide an infrastructure of public services: these services were deliberately provided outside the Poor Law, to avoid the stigma associated with pauperism. The Liberal Government did not introduce the 'welfare state', but it has been seen as the foundations of a "social service state".
1905 Unemployed Workmen Act: This made grants available to
businesses or local authorities to hire more workers.
1906 Education Act: free school meals. 1907 School Medical Service.
1908 Old Age Pensions: these were non-contributory, but denied to paupers.
1909 Labour exchanges: this introduced labour exchanges (now called job centres).
1911 National Insurance Act: this covered medical care and unemployment.
|Signing on the dole. (c) Hulton-Getty Collection
This became a period of mass unemployment. Services continued to be introduced outside the Poor Law. They included the 'means test', initially intended to offer out-relief without the stigma of pauperism. It became as hated as the Poor Law itself.
1918-1921 Means-tested 'out-of work donations' were given to unemployed people.
1919 Addison Act: the first major finance for council housing.
1925 Widows, Orphans and Old Age Contributory Pensions Act. The 1908 Act was abolished and replaced by an insurance system.
1927 'Transitional' payments for the unemployed.
1930-1932 Royal Commission on Unemployment. This led to the 1934 Unemployment
Act. The Unemployment Assistance Board was set up, and the
household means test was introduced. It was abolished in
1941. Many of the other rules of the UAB were however carried
forward into the 1948 system of National Assistance.
External link: Tony Lynes: A history of the Unemployment Assistance Board
In view of provision for pensions, unemployment benefits and health insurance, the influence of the Poor Law had been greatly reduced since the time of the Liberal Government. The 1929 Local Government Act abolished the Boards of Guardians, and put public hospitals, out-relief and the operation of the Poor Law under the management of local authority committees. The workhouses were renamed as Public Assistance institutions. Local authorities could in principle have stopped implementing some of the Poor Laws at this point. From 1919 to 1925 the Guardians at Poplar in London had refused to levy the high rates needed to pay for their extensive out-relief, and s.5 of the 1929 Local Government Act permitted local authorities, subject to ministerial approval, to introduce alternative schemes of poor relief; but the exemption was little used.
The 1930 Poor Law Act codified the remaining poor law legislation; there were further Poor Law Acts in 1934 and 1938. The Poor Laws and public assistance, and then unemployment assistance, operated side by side, working to different rules. The 1948 National Assistance Act abolished the poor laws, declaring in section 1 that "The existing poor law shall cease to have effect", and the schedule of repeals removed more than twenty Poor Law Acts that were still in force.The 'welfare state' inherited many physical resources from the Poor Law - along with responsibilities for the people they had previously provided for. Some residential institutions were still in use thirty years later.
The welfare state was, in Beveridge's famous phrase, a "British revolution" - an attempt to break away from the legacy of the Poor Law and to establish a new, universal system on completely different principles. The Poor Law had been a "residual" system or safety net, responding to poverty; the Welfare State was going to offer support for everyone, as of right.
1942 Beveridge report. Beveridge proposed a system of National Insurance, based on three 'assumptions': [6]
1944 Education Act: free universal secondary education
1945 Family Allowance Act.
The Labour Government was elected later in 1945. The timing of key legislation was set to come into force on the same day, 5th July 1948 - a process which emphasised that, from that point on, everything was supposed to be different.
1946 National Insurance Act
1946 National Health Service Act.
1948 National Assistance Act. This contained the abolition of the Poor Law, and set out a new legislative framework for provision for people in need, including residential care.
1948 Children Act, which established local authority departments to receive children into care.
External links: Sir
William Beveridge talks to Pathe Gazette (Youtube video); Development
of the postwar welfare state (Youtube video)
image from the University of Kent Centre for the Study of Cartoon and Caricature: A soldier welcomes the Beveridge report (Cartoon by Illingworth, 1942)
For more on the idea of the welfare state in Britain, follow this link; for details about contemporary social services in Britain, click here.
Further reading
M Bruce, 1978, The coming of the welfare state, Batsford
D Fraser, 1973, The evolution of the welfare state, Macmillan
K Laybourn, 1995, The evolution of British social policy and the welfare state, Keele University Press.
Also available:
Yohai Hakak, of Brunel
University, interviewed me about the history of
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TUSCALOOSA – Talk about a comeback.
Xavier's men's basketball team slogged through the first part of its first true road game but overcame a 12-point second-half deficit to stun Alabama 77-74 Saturday night at Coleman Coliseum.
James Farr hit two clutch 3-pointers in a 26-15 rally that brought the Musketeers back into contention, and Matt Stainbrook converted a 3-point play that knotted the score at 61 with 5:03 to play.
A goaltending call on a Dee Davis lay-up gave Xavier the lead, which he expanded with an ensuing free throw. Xavier never trailed again.
Trevor Releford buried a 3-pointer with 19 seconds left to pull Alabama within two points but Myles Davis converted two free throws at the 5.6-second mark. Another three, by Retin Obasohan, revived the Crimson Tide's hopes before Dee Davis dashed them at the stripe and the Musketeers (9-3) prevailed.
"I don't think our guys ever felt like we were out of it. They never felt rattled," Xavier coach Chris Mack said. "You could just see us coming together in a much different way than our group in the Bahamas. I think we really learned from those experiences, that when you're down eight or nine points in the first half or the beginning of the second half, it's not the end of the world. There's a lot of game left to be played."
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"Our defense tonight wasn't good enough to be able to beat a team as talented as they are," Grant said.
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Isaiah Philmore finished with a career-high 17 points and grabbed a season-high 12 rebounds for his first double-double this season. Stainbrook added 17 points and six boards, and Dee Davis chipped in 12 points.
A problem that afflicted Xavier in prior outings – turnovers – wasn't much of an issue on the road. The team committed only six miscues after surrendering 20 last week against Cincinnati, and Alabama gleaned only seven points off them.
"Alabama didn't press as much as we thought," Mack said. "We weren't – I don't want to say worried – but we just that just felt like that would be the game plan."
The Musketeers' first-half offensive struggles proved to be their biggest hurdle. They were held to 33.3 percent shooting, including a 12.5 percent mark from three against the Southeastern Conference's top perimeter defense.
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Mack thought Xavier's bigs posted up a little too far away from the basket in the first half, which allowed perimeter players to crowd and make it tougher to score. The Musketeers' front line established better positioning in the second half and reaped the benefits.
"When you catch the ball 2 feet from the basket, a lot of negative things are going to happen for the opponent," Mack said. "They're going to foul, you're going to finish the play, you're going to get offensive rebounds because everybody's flooding to the ball – and that's exactly what happened in the second half."


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Don't Go to Strangers was Etta Jones' first album for the independent jazz label Prestige when it was released in 1960 (having been recorded in a single session on June 21 of that year), and although Jones had been releasing records since 1944, including a dozen sides for RCA in 1946 and an album for King Records in 1957, she was treated as an overnight sensation when the title tune from the album went gold, hitting the Top 40 on the pop charts and reaching number five on the R&B charts. An elegant ballad on an album that had several of them, including the masterful "If I Had You" and a marvelous reading of "All the Way," a song usually identified with Frank Sinatra, "Don't Go to Strangers" featured Jones' airy, bluesy phrasing and uncanny sense of spacing, and was very much a jazz performance, making its success on the pop charts all the more amazing. Listen to Jones' restructuring of the melody to the opening track, the old chestnut "Yes Sir, That's My Baby," to hear a gifted jazz singer sliding and shifting the tone center of a song like a veteran horn player, all the while leaving the melody still recognizable, but refreshing it until it stands revealed anew. Apparently there were no additional tracks cut at the session, since bonus material has never surfaced on any of the album's subsequent reissues, although that's hardly a problem, because as is, Don't Go to Strangers is a perfect gem of a recording. ~ Steve Leggett


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Saturated Fat 11.3 g56.4%
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I read that their dose of 360 mg silymarins per capsule was too high for a middle-aged person like me, so I prefer to take half a capsule a day instead. Simply prick the end of the capsule and squeeze about a gram onto the tip of a spoon and swallow as if it were caramel. Also, the more digestive enzymes you make available in your stomach, the better is the absorption of milk thistle.
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- Author's Saving Throw: The New Adventures offered two different explanations of the Sixth Doctor's perfunctory death and regeneration. The first was convoluted and wangstynote and firmly squished by the second, which dismissed it as an impossible story the Seventh Doctor had subconsciously persuaded himself of because he, The Chessmaster, couldn't face having died in such a pointless and random way.
- Ensemble Darkhorse: Benny. In spades. A companion for roughly two-thirds of the novels, she would later be the focus of more novels once Virgin lost the Doctor Who rights, then of a Big Finish audio-drama series. Most recently, she met the Twelfth Doctor in the 2015 novel Big Bang Generation (her inclusion was a last-minute substitute for another Adventurer Archaeologist, River Song, when Gary Russell couldn't use that character because it would have contradicted that year's Christmas Episode).
- Growing the Beard: Opinions vary, naturally, but typically around the time of Benny's introduction and/or Ace's sojourn away from the TARDIS is when the quality started to level out somewhat.
- Harsher in Hindsight: In Happy Endings, written in 1996 but set in April 2010, the aging Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart is dying of cancer and hoping to keep living for another year. Fortunately, in the course of the story, the Brig is rejuvenated and does not die. Sadly, in Real Life, the Brigadier's actor Nicholas Courtney died in February 2011 after a long battle with cancer.
- The Left-Handed Hummingbird (1993) has the Doctor get put on a gurney and wheeled into a morgue with "John Doe" on his toe tag, exactly what would happen to him after his death in the 1996 movie.
- It also has the Arc Word, "The Healer becomes the warrior".
- The Left-Handed Hummingbird (1993) has the Doctor get put on a gurney and wheeled into a morgue with "John Doe" on his toe tag, exactly what would happen to him after his death in the 1996 movie.
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- Human Nature features a cameo by Steven Moffat as the school bursar.
- The novel has one of the Aubertides tell Bernice he is the 10th Doctor, but she realises he isn't the Doctor as he eats meat. Later the 10th Doctor would be in the TV version of Human Nature, by which time the Doctor was no longer a vegetarian.
- The mention of "Councillor Ph'Roch" in First Frontier would just have been a throwaway pun at the time. But since the publication of Monstrous Regiment, it's got an additional aspect — Ph'Roch is yet another military officer with an item of clothing named after him.
- Internet Backdraft: The Looms. Oh Lord, the Looms. Cat's Cradle: Time's Crucible established that the Gallifreyans had been made sterile, and now used the Looms to create new Gallifreyans by combining their biodata. This did not go down well with a good chunk of fandom. They only showed up in a few books - Time's Crucible, Human Nature, and Lungbarrow - but the reaction... Gallifreyan reproduction is Serious Business.
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- Rescued from the Scrappy Heap: No Future, the novel that served as the series' 30th anniversary special, brought back a villain and an alien race that were regarded by the fandom as ludicrous jokes, teamed them up, and showed how dangerous they could be in the right hands.
- Ron the Death Eater: Does this to the Sixth Doctor.
- Tear Jerker: The denouement of Love and War. Watching the relationship between Ace and the Doctor disintegrate is brutal.
- What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?: Many bookshops shelved the first few novels with the Doctor Who Novelisations in the childrens' section, until Virgin pointed out that the way the novels were developing meant that it wasn't a good idea. Reported to have been consciously averted by Russell T Davies when the BBC wanted to reissue Damaged Goods to take advantage of his fame as the Show Runner of the revived series - he flatly told them that he didn't want child fans of the TV show reading it.
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The 2nd release from the Montreal free improvising trio Joshua Zubot (violin), Bernard Falaise (guitar) and Isaiah Ceccarelli (drums/percussion) is a magnificent example of open-minded improvisation using unusual and sparkling approaches to sound and discourse.
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"From a self-professed failed polygote, instagram photographer, and an adamant non-facebook user, comes this intimate, imitative, mirror-pond of mammalian spring-songs. The Trio brews up a plethora of sonic phenomena that echoes Morton Feldman's Triadic Memories, Art Pepper's Wintermoon (more in the rhythmic sense), and melted melodic moments of Stravinsky's Rite of Spring. These references are woven into a complex morphological lexicon that is intrinsic to the performers' fine-tuned intuitive capabilities.
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Formed in 2007, Subtle Lip Can is Joshua Zubot (violin), Bernard Falaise (guitar) and Isaiah Ceccarelli (drums/percussion) from Montreal, Quebec. Collectively they are some of Montreal's most in demand creative musicians and have worked with other artists such as Ratchet Orchestra, Quartetski, Patrick Watson, William Parker, Marshall Allen, Matana Roberts, Michel F. Coté, Malcolm Goldstein, Sam Shalabi and Marie-Jo Thério.
Subtle Lip Can released its eponymous first album in 2010 to wide critical acclaim and played several highly memorable shows in Montréal, notably opening for Han Bennink at the Suoni per il Popolo Festival and a sold out concert during the OFF festival de jazz. The Trio embarked on its first European tour in 2012, covering six cities in Germany and Poland. A Leipzig concert promoter fittingly described the trio's intense and all consuming music as "moon ballads". 2013 saw the recording of their second album, Reflective Drime, and a Norwegian tour in ealry 2014, where they notable collaborated with composers of the nyMusickks komponistgruppe in Oslo."-Drip Audio
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Outside of nsCycleCollector.cpp, DEBUG_CC is now only used in a few places, for explainLiveExpectedGarbage (eLEG). We can clean up a few of those places, remove outdated references to it in comments, and rename it to something more specific. This will make it clear that to enable eg cycle collector logging, you don't really need to touch nsCycleCollectionParticipant.h, which is a pain because it is included everywhere and causes huge rebuilds. There's probably room for a followup that splits out DEBUG_CC within nsCycleCollector.cpp into multiple compile options.
Here is where it appears outside of nsCycleCollector.cpp according to MXR:
- nsCycleCollector.h (nsCC.h): defines DEBUG_CC, uses it for eLEG
- nsCycleCollectionParticipant (nsCCP.h): defines DEBUG_CC, does not use it
- xpcprivate.h: used for eLEG, includes nsCCP.h and nsCC.h
- nsXPConnect: used for eLEG, includes xpcprivate.h
Here's the steps I am thinking of:
- nsCPP.h: remove DEBUG_CC entirely (just in a comment)
- nsCC.h, xpcprivate.h, nsXPConnect: rename DEBUG_CC to something like CC_EXPLAIN_LIVE
- nsXPConnect: fix outdated comments about DEBUG_CC
- nsCC.cpp: if CC_EXPLAIN_LIVE is defined, define DEBUG_CC. alternatively, replace uses of DEBUG_CC with CC_EXPLAIN_LIVE where appropriate, though they may be a bit tangled up.
Created attachment 552774 [details] [diff] [review]
remove or rename uses of DEBUG_CC outside of nsCycleCollector.cpp
This renames DEBUG_CC outside of nsCycleCollector.cpp to CC_EXPLAIN_LIVE, which is what it is used for. Within nsCC.cpp, uses of DEBUG_CC are replaced with CC_EXPLAIN_LIVE as appropriate. For simplicity, CC_EXPLAIN_LIVE implies DEBUG_CC.
My testing plan is to make sure the browser builds and runs for a few minutes with these combinations:
1. as is (should be identical to current)
2. DEBUG_CC set in nsCycleCollector.cpp
3. EXPLAIN_LIVE_CC set in nsCycleCollector.h
Briefly, the advantage of this patch is that most of the features of DEBUG_CC can be enabled only be recompiling nsCycleCollector.cpp, instead of causing a ton of things to need to be rebuilt. The disadvantage is mainly that explainLiveExpectedGarbage will probably bitrot more because it will be getting built and run less.
I tried it in combination 1 and 2 described above. Still need to try EXPLAIN_LIVE_CC.
I also removed mBytes from DEBUG_CC PtrInfo because nothing uses it.
Does this sound like a reasonable thing to do, Peter?
Currently my patch hangs almost right away with EXPLAIN_LIVE_CC set (the third condition above). I need to figure out if that is due to my patch, or if DEBUG_CC is just broken on trunk right now...
I'll need to update this Wiki page if I change this: https://wiki.mozilla.org/Performance:Leak_Tools
*** Bug 523965 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
With the state of CC logging, it probably makes more sense to just remove ExplainLiveExpectedGarbage. It adds a lot of complexity, and nobody seems to be using it.
Created attachment 612289 [details] [diff] [review]
remove it
The miscellaneous code moving around I did was to eliminate compiler warnings with DEBUG_CC about initialization order and an unused variable. I built and ran this with and without DEBUG_CC.
Created attachment 613383 [details] [diff] [review]
remove FinishCycleCollection
With the removal of ExplainLiveExpectedGarbage, this doesn't do anything any more.
Comment on attachment 612289 [details] [diff] [review]
remove it
Comment on attachment 612289 [details] [diff] [review]
remove it
Review of attachment 612289 [details] [diff] [review]:
::: js/xpconnect/src/nsXPConnect.cpp
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> -#ifdef DEBUG_CC
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> -nsXPConnect::PrintAllReferencesTo(void *p)
I use this sometimes to print traces. Maybe move it to XPCDebug?
(In reply to Peter Van der Beken [:peterv] from comment #12)
> I use this sometimes to print traces. Maybe move it to XPCDebug?
Sure, I'll move it to XPCDebug and rename it to xpc_PrintAllReferencesTo, if that sounds okay to you.


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Hey everyone, quick question. I have the Pro Comp ES3000 shocks that the PO put on and they are super rough and I really dont like them.
I drove in my friends stock TJ and it felt like I was on a big pillow.
I only really have money right now for 2 new shocks.
Is it better to get 2 for the rear or 2 for the front?
Im leaning towards Skyjacker Hydro right now.
Im not putting money into real nice shocks because I know I will be getting a slightly higher lift within a year or so.
I go offroading 1-2 times per month, everything else is my daily driver.
Thanks for your time
Im looking for a nice soft ride on road, but still decent offroad.
Get a set of JKU Sahara shocks. I got my front set for free.
I'm far from an expert but I wouldn't mix 2 diff shock settings. 2 real stiff and 2 softer doesn't sound like a good idea.
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There's Bundle deals online. Quadratec or Morris 4x4 can't remember. But if you buy it in one shot its cheaper. Don't waste your money if your getting a lift soon anyways. Be smart.
Hmmm alright... Anyone else have opinions regarding running different shocks front and rear?
I have skyjacker hydros and take my word that it's by no means like driving on a cloud lol save your money
Skyjacker sucks!
I replaced my ProComps with Skyjacker Hydrostatic and it as been the best of many upgrades that I have done. Got mine from Quadratec plus there was a $35 rebate that I just received today. I love the ride. I have a 2007 unlimited x with tock shocks and my 97 sport with the hydros rides much smoother. I would recommend that u change all 4. If not, do the front first. Good luck
Put Rancho 5000's on mine and really like them. Like riding on a cloud and offroad performance has been great. Most of all, MADE IN THE USA.
Go to skyjacker.com go to the scratched and dented section I got 4 hydros for 116.00 shipped. They have minor cosmetic flaws other than that they work perfectly.
Try the 'wanted' in classifieds. You can probably find some nearly new take off stock ones for free or practically nothing.
Ive never had pro comp shocks but I do have a 4 inch coil lift and I'm telling you that the skyjacker hydros are very still just save up and get good ones I've had mine for about 2 months and already looking at fox shox if that tells you anything
Didn't realize you already have a 3.5" lift. I thought from your post you are at stock height but saving $$ for a lift. So you want to go higher than 3.5"? DEfinitely need to research to find shocks of the right length that's right for your current lift.
Front position if you only can afford two. The fronts do all the work with the weight transfer.
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Film Cells LTD John Wayne JWE (S1) Mini Film Cell
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Film Cells LTD John Wayne JWE (S1) Mini Film Cell. Actual film clips included in this special memento for any fan of the Duke.
Honor this beloved and legendary actor with a stunning Mini Film Cell. John Wayne starred in nearly every genre of Hollywood film but made his most lasting mark in westerns. And his performance in The Searchers has been singled out by filmmakers and actors as the greatest acting performance on film, ever. Now you can own and display a special edition memento that perfectly captures the essence of this history-making actor.
This commemorative piece displays an unforgettable image of Wayne on horseback, as well as a 35mm film cell clip and a descriptive plaque, all double-mounted and placed within a beautiful black wood frame. Please note: Film strip portrayed in image is example of film cell you may receive. Cells may vary from piece to piece since they are hand-selected from reels of film. Includes official certificate of authenticity. Measures 7 x 5".
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