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Calculating the greenhouse effect
In another forum (on a planet far, far away), the following quote recently came up:
….the combined effect of these greenhouse gases is to warm Earth's atmosphere by about 33 ºC, from a chilly -18 ºC in their absence to a pleasant +15 ºC in their presence. 95% (31.35 ºC) of this warming is produced by water vapour, which is far and away the most important greenhouse gas. The other trace gases contribute 5% (1.65 ºC) of the greenhouse warming, amongst which carbon dioxide corresponds to 3.65% (1.19 ºC). The human-caused contribution corresponds to about 3% of the total carbon dioxide in the present atmosphere, the great majority of which is derived from natural sources. Therefore, the probable effect of human-injected carbon dioxide is a miniscule 0.12% of the greenhouse warming, that is a temperature rise of 0.036 ºC. Put another way, 99.88% of the greenhouse effect has nothing to do with carbon dioxide emissions from human activity8.
We've discussed the magnitude of the greenhouse effect before, but it might be helpful to step through this 'back-of-the-agenda' calculation and see what the numbers really give. (Deltoid has also had a go at some of these mis-statements).
The quote comes from a lecture by an Australian climate 'contrarian' and frequent contributor to the southern hemisphere op-ed pages. Where did he get this from? One might assume that reference '8' was a scientific text, but one would assume wrong. It was in fact our old friend at Fox News, who may in turn have picked up his (junk)science from here. It is not clear whether this is the original source, but it's close enough.
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|What gains are there to be had by switching to all disc brakes? I understand that the discs on the SVT are larger, but is the 60-0 distance lessened dramatically? Or would it be more cost effective by going to ceramics?
|A great start is to get the front SVT kit= 300mm rotors/bigger calipers. You can use your stock brake lines, but I'd get a set of SS lines. You'll need either svt spindles or '05 only spindles & the '05 ball joints to go w/ the '05 spindles. For rear disc's, '05-'07 ST rear disc are easier to get, then the svt ones. Like elsolo mentioned to convert to a abs system, you'll need a parts car.
|+1 elsolo. The brakes can only give as much stopping power as the tires will provide, so if your current drums will lock up your wheels then disks won't help you stop better. The only difference is that they look cooler and probably are slightly cooler (loose heat faster). SVT swap is the way to go if you can find it. But keep in mind you won't be able to run 15's or 14's for winter tires anymore if you care about that sort of thing.
Dude, you are not going to be able to add ABS to a car that didn't come with it, unless you buy a parts car and completely swap the CPU, and more parts than you can imagine.
ABS does not work any better with 4 wheel discs than it does with rear drums, if the brakes can lock up the tires, more clamping force at the brakes does nothing.
If you want the disc brakes so badly, watch the for sale section here, in the last month there have been two or three complete SVT front and rear brake conversion kit for sale at $600-700 for both ends.
Ford no longer sells the caliper brackets, the rest of the little parts one could buy off the shelf and piece together a kit for even more money.
what i meant was the SVT it was a standard to have both 4 weel disc and ABS
it was optional on all other versions
and my current understanding so far is the ABS system consist of a computer
a control module and an ABS ring on each spindle but then again ive never seen a conversion kit for it
probably would be better to cannibalize a SVT for the parts
im even now wondering if the engine control computer would have to support ABS also because the dash computer isw supposed to have a warning light
for the ABS
it might be far simpler to say screw it and just worry about the disk brakes
im starting to wonder if i even need a kit
can i just buy of the shelf parts and piece the rear disc system together?
|Adding ABS to a car not originally equipped with it would be a huge undertaking. If you really want ABS, buy a car that came optioned with it - they are out there. It wasn't just the SVT cars. My '03 ZTW has it.
well what i really want is the ABS system and as i understand it
the ABS system works far better with disk then drum
im not even sure if you could get ABS from the factory without 4 weel disc
also i feel cheated by ford in that the ZTS is the best edition of the focus you can get and it didnt even come with 4 weel disc let alone ABS
SVT excluded because it was a special order edition
sounds like ill go junk yard hunting then
if i find SVT brakes will i NEED the larger rims?
or can i keep the stock 16 weels of the ZTS?
thanks alot for the reply
idk if there is anyone still making rear kits these days. When they did they were EXPENSIVE around the $800-$1500 range.
What most do that want rear disk is swap out for the SVT breaks. However you must do both front and rear, if you dont the rear disks will be larger than the front and you wont get a desired result for breaking. You can source the parts yourself from a junk yard if you can find a wrecked svt. or they do pop up on the B-S-T area every once in a while.
Now in reality unless your road racing all the time there isnt really a huge need for rear disk breaks on these cars. Sure they look nice but a good set of front rotors and pads will do just fine for every day driving with some fun spirited stuff too.
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hi im new here
and im looking to convert my 2003 ford focus ZTS to rear disk brakes
but i couldn't find any reliable cheep rear brake kits
so if anyone has any recommendations or even a list of company's that make the rear disc kits i would appreciate it
also if there is an ABS kit any recommendations for that would be appreciated also
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Look closely at the Main Page of the WIKI and it should be obvious what the answer to that question is.
I've heard mentioned that there are more than 200 tools included in BackTrack3.
Is that right?
Is there a list of the programs included?
Like on a wiki or blog or something like that?
Because I am very interested in knowing what these tools are.
So please tell me what they are, or redirect me to the list of tools included.
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This is a hackers forum :P
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Error: rcimage.dll not found
It is a memory problem, which can be fixed with a change in BIOS. After setting the Memory timing in BIOS correctly, the memory test should run smoothly.
The Memory timing is probably set to "auto", which might be the problem in this case. You can find the right values in the Internet or in the User Guide of your motherboard. The problem is that the Memory timing is too high, when in auto mode. It may be that RAM is not functioning right, with maximum timing.
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The United States government is seeking approval from Turkey which would allow American naval ships to pass through the Straits of Dardanelles in order to bring supplies to Georgia. Pentagon spokesman Bryan Whitman said "Surface vessels give us capability to provide larger amounts of relief supplies and they also give you the platform to operate off aerial assets," but he did not specify the type of vessels that America wants to send through the straits. Turkey has now been drawn into the fiasco arising from Georgia's invasion of South Ossetia because American officials are insisting on the right to send humanitarian aid to those who are suffering. As a member of NATO Turkey is in a double bind of wanting to cooperate but at the same time not wishing to antagonize its Russian neighbor.
John McCain is once again acting the tough guy from some western motion picture by urging strong action against Russia in order to protect oil supplies from the pipe line that runs through Georgia. As of this date, the Russians have not done anything to cut off oil, but McCain wants to come across as the man who knows how to handle Russia. One can assume his expertise is equal to that of George Bush who knew how to handle the tough guy named Saddam Hussein.


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Perl is like brainfuck, but taken seriously.
Not that I blame him - MRI's API might be better than most other languages' APIs, but the whole thing is still a pain in the ass to embed
My experience with python has been a bunch of syntax "gotcha"s whenever I pick it back up for a script of some sort (I don't use it a ton), but other than that, I've found it a fine, and even at times, a fairly nice language for doing huge variety of tasks without the hassle most languages have.
I mostly use it for automation. My favorite script I wrote was this script that would pull all the images from a an fp thread, while simultaneously playing the set that had been downloaded in a slideshow. I also wrote one that mirrored all the assets in my release and debug folders. Oh, and I wrote a script that made my laptop beep at me when it became unplugged (the battery only had like a 10 second life after unplugged)
I've got nothing against Python, it's a great language. But as an in-game scripting language?
"Randomly" generated (from a seed)
Looks a bit nicer with 8x8 tiles
Regarding Udacity, I haven't taken Python before (I've learned the basics of C++ and I've gotten pretty far into C#). Do you think I can skip the 101 course and take CS212 and CS262?
Hello, moving blocks.
What's better than a Raspberry Pi? Two Raspberry Pis, of course!
Hoping to have Chromium running within a few days, getting screwed by toolchain issues at the moment.
Oh you bastard
i used to run Chromium(the browser) on a 128mb tablet(SmartQ 5) (kinda from the before the tablet hype) it ran a ripped down version of Ubuntu and ran stable up to 5/6 tabs performing better then the browsers specifically made for low ram usage.
I Also ran the Chrome beta under windows XP at 512 MB for a few months being the most efficient browser scaling perfectly with the amount of ram you have available.
Procedural terrain generation is more difficult than I thought so I'll just learn the basics of normal terrain generation for my Ludum Dare entry.
Turns out, my graphics card was running in 2d mode for the entire duration that i've been running the particle simulator
It really runs at 30 ms/frame for me with 2000 particles
Just made a huge leap in the development of our voxel engine by adding octree optimalization to the ray tracer. Still kind of unoptimized code, though, so I believe we can still gain some performance.
Worldsize 13x13x13 chunks (each 32^3 blocks). Don't mind the landscape artifacts. Still got some data-fetching bugs to iron out in the ray tracer.
Worldsize 5x5x5 chunks.
And don't mind the huge grass walls either. They currently just signify the end of the known universe.
wake up, see scripting language api discusssion
from what i've seen, api complexity amongst a few choice scripting languages is some what like this:
in order of high-level to low-level oriented complexity:
Code:Lua C API /- (Fast production, high turn out rate level) Ruby C API \- (Fast production, high turn out rate level) Python C API V8 API (Why-would-you-ever-consider-using-it level)
Turns out with 3000 particles, 10 ms is spent processing particles on the graphics card and 40ms is SFML playing with itself compiling circles. I'm going to have to swap to opengl at some point
Fixed it, now 6000 particles runs at 40 ms/frame. A large time of that though is still spent with sfml not doing anything


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Do those no eat supplements only work if he eats his own poop?
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If he is eating other dogs and animals feces, sounds like he's looking for enzymes!
Of course, horse and cat poop is a delicacy of most dogs! LOL
Thanks for the replies everyone. I have taught him the leave it command.but he only listens to it if im close by to enforce it(which I know is a training flaw on my part) is there anyway of scolding him for eating it because he ends up thinking its a game if I come over ? I live in an apartment complex so I cant really keep up with the piles of crap left around. Do those no eat supplements only work if he eats his own poop?
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Keep on leash
Mine eats cat pooh, not dog pooh.
He really relishes it. And, once it's in his mouth and on his breath no one can tolerate being around him.
We keep our GSD on leash at all times he's not in the fenced yard or in the house or in his pen. Too many cars around not to.
When he tried to ear pooh or even when he licks the grass where, apparently, another dog has pissed I give him a strong correction. Over time, he doesn't even go near poop anymore.
Why don't you just keep yours on leash?
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I had my 1yr old GSD flown from Tampa, Fl to Colorado Springs, CO recently and now he's not eating. Is this common or should I be concerned.
|Some of my neighbors ride their horses down my road. People here were teasing me because I went out with a garbage bag to pick up after them, since they left some awesome dog treats at the end of my driveway. LOL!
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Very helpful information. Thanks!
I always had trouble with this issue particularly when we were feeding dry kibble. When we switched to home made food this behavior went down markedly.
Training also helped but she would still sneak around and gobble it down when I wasn't looking. Also, when the neighbor's cat passed away she had less to find in our yard.
The worst incident was when she ate a pile of bear poop, came in the house and proceeded to barf it back up on the carpet. Of course, we were not at home but visiting my mother in law. It was the worst smelling stuff in the world--wayyyy worse than dog or cat poop.
|You need to teach your dog to "leave it" (or whatever word you want) so that you can interrupt this before he eats it. Yuck, I know all about it. I've never used an ecollar, so I don't know about that - but it's not hard to teach them this. Good luck!
Here are some suggestions:
Per Whole Dog Journal: The four Rs of dog training, can be used to address almost any training issue:
Applying the four 4 Rs to address Coprophagia.
REDUCE ENERGY: While debate continues as to whether coprophagia is a behavioral problem, theres no doubt that dogs who are bored, receive little aerobic exercise or interesting play, and have unlimited access to their own or other
animals droppings will be difficult to discourage. Increasing the dogs active exercise, giving him a larger assortment of interesting toys to play with, keeping the dogs exercise area clean and free from
excrement, keeping cat litter boxes out of reach, and giving the dog several small meals per day rather than only one large meal can all help reduce his interest in coprophagia or at least reduce his opportunity to indulge.
REDIRECT THE NEGATIVE: You need to first get your dogs attention OFF the stool and to you. You may be able stop the behavior using a no reward marker (NO!) or duck noise (AAAAACCCKKKKK!) If this doesnt work, you may need to try something stronger perhaps an alarm, loud horn or whistle any obnoxious noise to temporarily get the dogs attention back to you. If this doesnt work, try tossing a shake can (a small metal can filled with pebbles or coins) near your dog to get his attention. Some trainers have used a remotely operated citronella spray collar when your dog turns around to eat the feces, immediately push the button on the remote to spray the dog in the face with the citronella spray to get his attention away from the feces. You may need to have your dog on a lead that you can step on, to prevent him from getting to the feces before you can redirect him. NEXT let your dog know what you WANT him to do by redirecting his behavior. For some dogs, yelling DO YOU WANT A COOKIE and waving a treat bag in the air will get your dog running towards you! You might have to bring out your dogs favorite toy (A squeak toy? A tennis ball?) and entice him with that. You might engage your dog in a game of chase by running in the opposite direction! Do whatever it takes to get
your dog to come to you! The name of the game is do your business, then come running to me for a reward.
REINFORCE THE POSITIVE: When your dog comes running to you, enthusiastically reward the behavior with a verbal marker (YES, GOOD BOY) and an incredibly tasty high value food treat dry biscuits arent going to cut it here!
REPEAT, REPEAT, REPEAT: When teaching any type of new behavior, you must repeat, repeat, repeat! Practice makes perfect. Consistency is critical. Behaviorists estimate that it will take at least a month and possibly as long as six months to break this habit, but with practice (and the use of very high value treats), your dog will learn that running back to you after doing his business results in good things happening to him high value treats! Yum!
Here are some other thoughts:
Per PetMD: "For some dogs, eating feces is a behavior learned from the litter-mates and/or mother. But, dogs that are fed a low-quality food (or an insufficient amount of food) may also resort to eating feces in an instinctual attempt to balance out a dietary deficiency. This may be further exacerbated if your dog has a digestive enzyme deficiency, because it prevents any of the foods nutrients to be properly absorbed by the body. Basically, your dog is attempting to eat feces in the hopes to forgo starving to death."
Dr. Karen Becker: "Dogs on entirely processed, dry food diets, who eat no living foods at all, will intentionally seek out other sources of digestive enzymes to make up for their own lifelong enzyme deficiency. Feeding your pet a diet containing human-grade protein, probiotics and supplemental digestive enzymes can sometimes curb the urge to find gross sources of free enzymes around the yard or in the cats litter box."
Coprophagia can also be caused by a Vitamin-B1 (Thiamine) deficiency. B-1 deficiency can be caused by feeding your dog a low-quality or a nutritionally incomplete diet (Dogspire).
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The dog may need some Vitamin K-1. You can supply this naturally to her diet by adding 1 Tablespoon of chopped parsley every other day (never use synthetic Vitamin K-3, also called Menadione Sodium Bisulfate, as prolonged use can possibly damage organs and have a carcinogenic effect). Additionally, the flavonoids in parsleyespecially luteolinhave been shown to function as antioxidants that combine with highly reactive oxygen-containing molecules (called oxygen radicals) and help prevent oxygen-based damage to cells. In addition, extracts from parsley have been used in animal studies to help increase the antioxidant capacity of the blood.
Adding animal based enzymes and fresh foods that contain Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine) could curb this habit.
BileX is an animal based digestive enzyme and very cost effective. It contains Pancreatin, Ox Bile Extract and Papin (Papaya). Crush 1 or 1 ½ tablets between 2 spoons and mix into the dogs food. Bilex 90 Tablets by Douglas Laboratories Pro-Biotics also aides the gut: For Pets Probiotic Pet Probiotics | Optimal Digestive Health for Pets - Mercola.com
Another Digestive Enzyme/ProBiotic combination choice is called Sunday Sundae: http://ineedthat.corecommerce.com/Sunday-Sundae.html
Here are some fresh foods that you can add to your dogs diet.
Pork is high in B-1. 1/3rd cup served raw several times per week may help. Pork must be frozen for at least one week before it is given to your dog. Choose very lean pork such as diced taco meat without any seasonings added or purchase pork chops on sale, take off most of the fat and cut in smaller pieces before freezing. Introduce slowly in small amounts at first.
Liver from Beef, Pork(frozen for one week), and Chicken (no skin) contains Thiamine.
Asparagus (pureed), green peas (pureed), ground flax seed and tuna (cooked) also have high quantities of B-1 that can be added to the diet.
If you look for a commercially prepared stool deterrent make sure that it doesn't contain MSG (Mono-sodium Glutamate) which can be toxic. Please research MSG (Accent) before purchasing as it is VERY suspect of being a dangerous toxin:
Per Wiki: MSG is classified by the FDA as an excitotoxin, a dangerous neurotoxin that shrivels and kills brain cells and has been linked to causing seizures, migraines, heart palpitations and even cancer, amongst it's many symptoms.... in people! Never mind your dog, YOU should be avoiding MSG! It's definitely one of those things you should not feed a dog.
http://evidenceofmsgtoxicity.blogspot.com/: All processed free glutamic acid (MSG) no matter how produced -- is neurotoxic (kills brain cells) and is endocrine disrupting (damages the endocrine system) (7-8). In addition, all processed free glutamic acid (MSG) will cause adverse reactions ranging from feelings of mild discomfort or simple skin rash to such things as irritable bowel, asthma, migraine headache, mood swings, heart irregularities, asthma, seizures, and depression when the amount of MSG ingested exceeds a person's MSG-tolerance level(9).
http://thehydrantblog.com/2012/07/31/dog-food-and-the-hidden-msg/ MSG or glutamate is a suspected addictive neurotoxin that has been associated with chest pain, headaches, numbness, asthmatic reactions, brain damage (in rats, rabbits, chicks and monkeys), depression, irritability, and mood changes, reproductive dysfunction in males and females, nervous symptoms (decreased sensibility in neck, arms and back) and irregular heartbeat. Its also on the FDAs list for further study for possible mutagenic teratogenic, subacute and reproductive effects.
Here are 3 deterrents:
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Hope this helps!
Poop eating off leash
Im having more and more trouble the older my gsd gets about poop eating. The problem is he isnt eating his own poop but instead other dogs and animals poops.He wont do it on leash but I live in an area where theyre are plenty of other dogs and I like to play ball in the feild. Its gotten so bad recently that he's been searching them all out there and even tries to eat it straight when.another dog is pooping.
Other then being disgusting it causes him to have diarrhea so I need him to stop. I'm pretty sure he doesnt have a deficiency in anything since he's on orijen and in good health.
Ive been thinking of maybe getting an e collar to help with this since I want to be able to enjoy off leash time. Do you think if used properly an ecollar would helpor should I try some other methods?
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Adopted as the undisputed Perl bible soon after the first edition appeared in 1991, Programming Perl is still the go-to guide for this highly practical language. Perl began life as a super-fueled text processing utility, but quickly evolved into a general purpose programming language that's helped hundreds of thousands of programmers, system administrators, and enthusiasts, like you, get your job done.
In this much-anticipated update to "the Camel," three renowned Perl authors cover the language up to its current version, Perl 5.14, with a preview of features in the upcoming 5.16. In a world where Unicode is increasingly essential for text processing, Perl offers the best and least painful support of any major language, smoothly integrating Unicode everywhere—including in Perl's most popular feature: regular expressions.
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Very good book
By nu11secur1ty
from Bulgaria
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Good Book - Strange Omissions and Index Hitches
By Dan the SE
from Southampton UK
This book continues to be a superbly useful reference to Perl, and has been extended to incorporate many changes such as the introduction of Unicode and modern Perl features such as Switch.I was somewhat disappointed by the lack of a good section on multitasking, given that processors with multiple cores are becoming mainstream technology, it would have been nice to see a good chapter about how to distribute a perl program onto various processors (e.g. threads or processes?), along with some hint and tips about which CPAN modules are unsafe to use with multiple threads, and how to pin Perl threads to individual cores etc., however the main discussion of threads is just one and a half pages in the "pragmatic modules" section, and "Chapter 17, Threads" which is in Programming Perl Version 3 has entirely disappeared.Having said that though, I think the content of the main part of the books is generally very good, but finding that content is hard because the index is incomplete, here are some examples which are things I have come across whilst using this book as a reference while writing Perl:1: In the symbols section of the index there is no entry for the classic perl "line input" operator, which is described on page 88.2: Under the word "anonymous" there are no hints as to where "anonymous arrays", "anonymous hashes" and "anonymous subroutines" might be found, even though this is a standard way for describing such constructs, and they are all present in the section called "anonymous data" starting on page 342.3. Looking in the index under "case statement/structure" points the reader to pages 150-152, which describe the old ways to achieve case-like structures in Perl, but there is no hint about the "given" statement on page 133 which is superseding them.4. The entry for "CPAN:about" points the reader to page 388 which is a mention of Cpan in the "Packages" section, and p1053, which is the glossary entry, but not p629 which is the start of the chapter called CPAN.5. Under "grouping in pattern matching" there is no sub-entry for non-capturing groups.6. The entry for "labels" points at two useless glossary entries, rather than e.g. the discussion of loop labels on page 144.7. The entry for "x" does not point the user to page 25 which is the description of the perl "x" operator.The above are a few examples, but it seems generally that the index of this edition is MUCH less useful than the index of the third edition, which is a great failing for a reference book, and I have therefore deducted two stars from my score. On the whole I would hesitate to recommend the purchase of this book because of this fault.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Very Complete and useful
By favendano
from Santiago, Chile
With this book I start at 0 and now don't stop with Perl, good book.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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The ultimate Reference Perl book
By Franck
from Vancouver - Tahiti - Paris
About Me Developer, Educator, Language Specialist, Maker, Sys Admin
[ /!\ To the reader : Please refer to the Note at the end of the review ]As a computer language specialist, and an early Perl adopter, long before Python or Java, for tackling with art many medium-to-complex problems, and having them quickly solved efficiently and elegantly, I was responsible for introducing Perl in a Tahiti's University Computer Science course - which I taught for 10 years - as an eclectik general programming language, praising it to my students for having brought to me lots of deep pleasure and appreciation since the older fascinating days of Lisp and Prolog.To this date, O'Reilly has a long successful record at publishing high quality Perl books, like "Programming Perl, 3rd Edition", "Advanced Perl Programming", "Perl Hacks", "Perl Best Practices", and "Computer Science and Perl Programming".Amongst these books, "Programming Perl" (also know as the "Camel book", or the "Blue book") is certainly the most comprehensive, error free, most precise, most exciting Perl book ever written to date."Programming Perl" 3rd Edition was released 12 years ago, to support up to Perl 5.6. Any serious enthousiast Perl programmer might have bought this book 1070 pages long. Despite almost a daily use for over 12 years, mainly as a mainstreem reference manual, my personal copy, though heavily annotated for quick reference, has remained in a very good shape all along. The material I kept coming at are chapter 29 "Functions", which provides the reader with a broad and comprehensive coverage reagarding all Perl built-in functions, and chapter 32 "Standard Modules", which provides a (almost) complete listing of the standard modules comprising the standard Perl distribution, along with a brief but comprehensive description of what each module does.Long awaited, since Perl jumped from version 5.6 to version 5.14 in the intervening 12 years, I feel very sad to notice that the new 4th edition of the Camel book does not live to its expectations.Thicker by 12mm, but only 60 pages longer, due to using an unnecessary larger font and thicker paper, the important chapter "Standard Modules", along with chapter 33 "Diagnostic messages", did not make it into this new release. Also, this long awaited new edition does not provide the seasoned Perl programmers with a clearly separate chapter that would have made a terrific job at summarizing for them the language evolution from Perl 5.6 to Perl 5.14.Since all the information included in the Camel book has, more or less, always been available through the Perldoc and the various man pages installed along with the Perl standard distribution, the only point of buying this book was to gain a practical, up-to-date, efficient, accurate and fast access to this information through an all-in-one book.As this held up to edition 3, this no longer seems the case with new edition 4. The removal of the very important chapter "Standard Modules" so enjoyable at flipping thru, glancing at, or simply reading, in order to learn and etch so many important programming reflexes, is now a thing of the past. And unfortunately a big loss! Quickly finding out about important modules comprising the Standard Perl distribution will never be again that easy. And in all case, you will a minima now need a computer on hand.With so many programming frameworks having gained so much popularity in these last 12 years, e.g. Java, Python, Ruby, or PhP, one could have thought that O'Reilly's release of this new edition was to give a renewed interest and incentive to the large existing base of already seasoned Perl developers.Hélas, this is not the case. For seasoned Perl developers, I suggest that keeping the 3rd edition of the Camel book, and reading at leisure the man pages "perluniXXX" and "perlXXXdelta" is the way to go, instead of buying this new edition.For new Perl developers, I'm not sure! Though this edition is up-to-date regarding the language features, it misses the important "Standard modules" chapter, a minima an index thereof.As for me, I got this new edition in pre-release at half its price. Therefore, I will clip Chapter 32 from the edition 3, stick it in edition 4, and transfer in my lengthly annotations, to be ready to go another 12 years or so.I urge O'Reilly to consider the followings for further editions of the beautiful Camel book :- Include chapter "Standard Modules"- Provide a chapter "Language evolutions"Then, the Camel book legend will continue stronger than ever, and any one will quickly forget the mis-adventures of Edition 4.Note -- 2013/03/03After all, knowing how difficult it is to write a good average technical book, and finding myself using this 4th edition often since I first wrote this review a year ago (sometimes complementing it with for the library with the 3rd edition -- not a big deal), absolutely convinced, from reading ten's of other technical books, that the new "Camel" book, as it is called, still stands as one of the most accurate and comprehensive book ever written on any computer language, here Perl -- revered as the Bible amonsgt the Perl community -- I feel I was being unfair in giving this new edition only 3 stars, quite an under-evaluation.Today, I'm proud to enhance my review and rate this book a well deserved 5 stars. If 6* were allowed, I would give it 6 ;)Cheers,Franck Porcher, Ph.D -- Theoretical Computer science (Paris)
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The Camel book updated
By teak
from Jyväskylä, Finland
About Me Developer
I own the paper version of the book (3rd edition) and got the 4th edition (ebook) to review under O'Reilly Blogger Review Program. The Camel book is THE BOOK about Perl. I have hard time to compare this to anything else what I've read. The book is not a tutorial nor a reference book. The book is geared towards seasoned Perl veteran, but it is still useful to me (I haven't written anything with Perl in years). For beginners in Perl I'll suggest Learning Perl (which I've reviewed earlier), you can learn Perl from this book too, but it is a quite jump to the deep end. I liked the book, even though I'm not seasoned Perl veteran. The main grievance for me about the book was that it was too large for ebook reader in my tablet. The reader crashed few times with this 10+Mb book :)The update for the Camel was long overdue (my own opinion) as the old book covered version 5.6 of the Perl and currently stable Perl version is 5.16 (5.14 is still supported). This is the reason why I did choose this book to review. The book follows the standard O'Reilly typographical conventions, so code sections, inputs, etc. are easy to see from the text. Also there is only few images (in 1000+ pages) so you know that they are there for a purpose. The writing style is a little bit more serious than in Learning Perl but still there is enough humor in it to make the book something to read for enjoyment, but there is also a lot of reference stuff in it too. The book covers a lot of ground. It tells what you can do with Perl, what Perl can do for you and what you can do for Perl (including hints for thesis subjects in computer science). There are chapters devoted to reference material like Perl functions and there is a section about poetry in Perl. The longest chapter (not including reference material), about 1/10th of the book, is about pattern matching. I would have been surprised if it wouldn't have been so as the Perl is mainly about handling text.As a summary, I liked the book and recommend it to people who know their basics in the Perl and want to go further. For learning the Perl I don't recommend the book (I recommend Learning Perl) but you can try to do it with this book too.
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Print edition will fall apart
By JimJ
from Illinois
About Me Designer, Developer, Sys Admin
I'm really disappointed in the quality of the binding on the print edition. I've had my copy only a couple of weeks, and several of the signatures are detached from the binding. Perfect binding doesn't work with this thickness. This edition is about 1/4 inch thicker than the previous edition. I've used the 3rd edition for over 2 years and binding is fine. This 4th edition hasn't lasted 2 weeks. Publisher should use a different bind or make this into a 2-volume set. Personally I prefer printed version since I like to sit a read chapters at a time.
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Covers the (Boring but Necessary) Core
By Turbo Goat
from Albany, NY
I'm a software engineer who started out writing C/C++ and got thrown into Perl head-first. At first, I thought Perl was something that happened when you spent too long under flourescent lights in a basement cubicle, but I slowly came to realize its efficiency at getting things done.This book covers core Perl (the stuff that ships with the interpreter and is part of the language), and mentions Modern Perl (the stuff that makes it an interesting, useful, extensible, maintainable, friendly language) because the community demands it. It does a great job of covering the fundamentals of the language, including the basic data concepts, I/O, and basic object system. I'd say it's a fine reference and a good read for anyone who really wants to refine their understanding of Perl (for example, if you were thrown in head-first and now find yourself using the language a lot).However, I agree with the first review, which kvetches that modern Perl is so much more than a text-processing and scripting tool, and it's not fair for the front cover to label it as such. Frankly, I'd get rid of the sub-title because you can't sum up Perl in any nifty little phrase, other than "Perl." Or perhaps /(Perl)+/. The introduction to the book doesn't do much to highlight the sexiness and utility of modern Perl, either -- it ends up making it look like a crufty old Unix tool that has had an OO capability slapped onto it. Modern Perl is Object Oriented, not the morass of unintelligible idoms that turned so many people off to the language years ago (and which this book, for some reason, highlights).I'm hoping that the edition of Intermediate Perl that's slated for next year does a better job of carry the flag for Perl in modern use: object-oriented systems for dealing with the world at large, including web frameworks that make fast prototypes easy to build but can also handle the load of a production environment, DB interop that makes modern cached environments easy to use, and a whole community of energetic contributors.
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"Unmatched power for text"? Really?
By apeiron
from Philadelphia, PA
"Unmatched power for text processing and scripting"? Are you serious? Come on, O'Reilly. Are you really that out of touch with Perl? I know it's not the new hip thing, but are you *trying* to kill it?
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Every season a number of Arsenal players go out on loan to gain valuable first-team experience.
The 2010/11 campaign is no different and fourteen young Gunners have already linked up with their loan clubs.
Arsenal.com will be tracking their progress throughout the season. Our 'Arsenal's Loanees' page provides an overview of all the relevant players and below is the latest instalment of our regular 'Loan Watch' feature, which brings you brief reports from their latest fixtures.
Vito Mannone
Hull City 1-0 Ipswich
Saturday, November 20
Vito Mannone again started for Hull City and recorded a second successive clean sheet as the Tigers beat Ipswich 1-0 on Saturday. Robert Koren's superb finish won the game 13 minutes from time as Nigel Pearson's side moved to 19th in the Championship.
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Lincoln City 3-1 Hereford
Saturday, November 20
Gavin Hoyte played the full 90 minutes as Lincoln City recorded their second consecutive league win with a 3-1 victory over Hereford on Saturday. Hoyte's side started well with Ben Hutchinson and Delroy Facey ensuring a 2-0 half-time lead against their relegation rivals. Stuart Fleetwood pulled one back after 55 minutes though Mustapha Carayol made the game safe two minutes later and ensured Lincoln move to 16th in League Two.
Thomas Cruise
Walsall 2-1 Carlisle United
Saturday, November 20
Thomas Cruise played 79 minutes before being substituted as Carlisle lost 2-1 against Walsall on Saturday. Mike Grella put the Cumbrian side ahead after 26 minutes before a brace from Matt Richards inflicted defeat on Greg Abbott's team to leave them eighth in League One.
Pedro Botelho
Cartagena 2-1 Real Betis
Saturday, November 20
Pedro Botelho played the full 90 minutes as Cartagena beat league leaders Real Betis 2-1 on Saturday. Ruben Castro put Betis in front just after the hour mark before Toche scored twice in the final five minutes to give the home side victory. Cartagena move up to tenth in the Spanish Segunda Division.
Kyle Bartley
Sheffield United 3-2 Crystal Palace
Saturday, November 20
Kyle Bartley played the full 90 minutes for Sheffield United as they beat Crystal Palace 3-2 on Saturday. The Blades went behind through a Neil Danns penalty after 18 minutes but hit back with a spot kick of their own six minutes before the break. James Vaughan's header put the visitors back in front before Ched Evans hooked home an equaliser five minutes from time. Gary Speed's side then won the game two minutes later when Daniel Bogdanovic scored from the penalty spot. The Arsenal loanee's side move up to 18th in the Championship.
Cedric Evina
Dagenham and Redbridge 0-1 Oldham
Saturday, November 20
Cedric Evina played the full 90 minutes for Oldham as they beat Dagenham and Redbridge 1-0 on Saturday. Aiden White fired home after 57 minutes to move Paul Dickov's side up to seventh in League One with only goal difference keeping them out of the play-off places.
Samuel Galindo
Salamanca 4-2 Las Palmas
Saturday, November 20
Samuel Galindo came on as an 87th-minute substitute for Salamanca as they kept pace with the Spanish Segunda division leaders after a 4-2 win over Las Palmas on Saturday. A brace from Kike and goals from Goikoetxea and Jose Angel leave Salamanca fourth, just six points behind table-topping Real Betis.
Francis Coquelin
Sochaux 2-0 Lorient
Saturday, November 20
Francis Coquelin came on as a 64th-minute substitute for Lorient as they went down 2-0 against Sochaux on Saturday. Modibo Maiga and Ideye Brown had put the away side in control before Coquelin's introduction. Defeat leaves the Arsenal loanee's side 12th in Ligue 1.
Benik Afobe
Huddersfield Town 0-1 Exeter City
Saturday, November 20
Benik Afobe was an unused substitute for Huddersfield as they lost 1-0 against Exeter on Saturday. Richard Duffy scored the only goal of the game after 36 minutes as the Terriers slipped to ninth in League One.
Armand Traore
Genoa 0-2 Juventus
Sunday, November 21
Armand Traore was an unused substitute for Juventus as they beat Genoa 2-0 on Sunday. Two first-half goals kept Juve fourth in Serie A, six points behind leaders Milan.
Nacer Barazite
Vitesse Arnhem 2-0 Heracles
Saturday, November 20
Nacer Barazite didn't feature for Vitesse Arnhem as they beat fellow strugglers Heracles 2-0 on Saturday. Goals either side of half time from Davy Propper and Dalibor Stevanovic move Albert Ferrer's side to 12th in the Dutch Eredivise.
Luke Freeman
Charlton 3-2 Yeovil
Saturday, November 20
Luke Freeman didn't feature for Yeovil as they lost 3-2 against Charlton on Saturday. Johnnie Jackson scored the winner from the penalty spot five minutes from time to leave Terry Skiverton's side 23rd in League One and just a point above bottom side Walsall.
Mark Randall
Crewe 1-0 Rotherham United
Saturday, November 20
Mark Randall didn't feature for Rotherham as they beat Crewe 1-0 on Saturday. The midfielder is currently enduring a spell on the sidelines after breaking his collarbone during his debut for the League Two side on October 30. Adam Dugdale's own goal after just two minutes was enough to move the Millers up to fourth in League Two, five points behind leaders Chesterfield.
Sanchez Watt
Norwich 1-1 Leeds United
Saturday, November 20
Sanchez Watt didn't feature for Leeds as they drew 1-1 with Norwich on Saturday. Max Gradel gave Leeds the lead after just 13 minutes though Leon Barnett's second-half header meant the game ended all square. Simon Grayson's side stay fifth in the Championship.


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4:00am. BEEP. BEEP. BEEP. Oh no, that's impossible it's already time to get up. This is so not going to be fun! After barely getting two hours of sleep, I am hobbling over my own two legs trying to reach for the coffee pot. This is going to be the only thing that might get me through my statistics test. After sitting down for a few minutes sipping on my coffee, I try to convince myself that maybe my professor will end up canceling the test last minute or that I can come up with a great excuse about a terrible illness I contracted. ANYTHING will be better than taking this exam in three hours when I have no recollection of the information I studied last night. This was a terrible idea; I don't know how I'm going to make it through the test.


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'Ruff, 51, whose team is in the playoffs, could become a free agent at season's end. Wild general manager Chuck Fletcher is a friend of Mike Ramsey, the former Wild assistant who played with Ruff for years with the Sabres. Ramsey would seem certain to endorse Ruff for the Wild if asked. Ruff, though, could cost $1.5 million a year.'
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