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EVGA shows off X79 Classified motherboard
by Slobodan Simic on17 October 2011
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At Geforce LAN 6 event
During the Nvidia Geforce LAN 6 event held at Alameda, California, EVGA showed off its first motherboard based on the upcoming Intel LGA2011 X79 chipset, the XL-ATX form-factor EVGA X79 Classified aka E779.
The new Sandy Bridge-E loving motherboard feature standard red/black color scheme, five PCI-Express 3.0 ready x16 slots, single PCI-Express x1, four DDR3 memory slots ready for some quad-channel fun, two SATA 6.0Gbps and four SATA 3.0Gbps ports, ten USB 3.0 ports, two eSATA ports, integrated 7.1 channel audio, Bluetooth, dual Gigabit Ethernet, and bunch of other overclocking friendly features including EV BOT connector, on-board Power, Reset and Clear CMOS buttons, PCI-Express disable switches and much more.
The motherboard is cooled by a rather large, but still thin and passive heatsink. In addition to the E779 motherboard, EVGA plans to introduce two more, the E777 aka EVGA X79 FTW and the E775 aka EVGA X79 SLI.
You can find more pictures over at Legitreviews.com.
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Hi all,
I attended the Proteus workshop in spring 2017 and was given the code for multi-season occupancy analyses in R-Presence. I am trying to plot local extinction as per reviewer's request for a manuscript revision.
In the code, we were showed how to plot occupancy (in this case initial occupancy) but there was no example code on how to plot localized extinction or colonization. I have no issue plotting occupancy (psi) and adding confidence intervals to the plot, but I am a bit lost when it comes to plotting localized extinction.
The code for occupancy looks like this
# plot estimated occupancy vs elevation
ylim=c(0,1), pch=16,
xlab="Distance to Outcrops",
ylab="Estimated occupancy probability")
How would I adapt this for localized extinction? I have hit a wall, I am sure I am overthinking all of this but any help would be much appreciated it.


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a second post that gives some things to read that have been written by medical researchers on the positive uses of honey for diabetes. You may want to check it out.)
Johnny Mason, March 12, 2012:
Many doctors will be quick to dismiss honey as a viable sweet option for diabetics. Hold on a sec, Doc! Yes, honey is sweet, but it's not the same thing as sugar. Unfortunately, most physicians actually have very little training in nutrition. If you've been told that it's a no-no, ask your doctor if fruits are permitted. He or she will probably give the thumbs up. If so, let them know that a tablespoon of raw honey contains about the same amount of carbs as a cup of raw apple. Raw honey is actually kind of a cool mystery in how it breaks down in the body. It is directly converted to liver glycogen and doesn't raise blood sugar levels like sucrose or high fructose corn syrup does even though it contains the same simple sugars. This fact alone should be reason enough to recommend it over synthetic sweeteners such as Aspartame.
When consumed regularly over weeks or months, raw honey will actually LOWER and help balance a person's blood sugar and HbA1c (glycosylated or glycated hemoglobin) levels. Research has shown that human consumption of raw honey will result in lower blood sugar levels by as much as 60 to 100 mg/dl at 60 and 90 minutes following consumption compared to a similar amount of sucrose. Due to this, there should be no big surprise that HbA1c levels will be lowered by as much as 2-4%. This factor alone should trigger huge variances in the treatment guidelines recommended by most docs, which means fewer drugs. Actually the worse a person's glucose intolerance is, the greater the positive impact and control on blood sugar levels from ingesting raw honey.
Diabetics are often recommended to increase their intake of vitamins such as B1, B6, B12, C, E and Biotin. Guess what? A good unfiltered summer honey already has all of these! The same people are also often times told that they should lose weight. Did you know that using a small amount of honey (since it's 3 times sweeter than sugar), can cause you to eat less calories and therefore lose weight? Hard diabetics also are known to have open sores. Honey (sometimes mixed with propolis) applied topically to open wounds works better, faster and with less side effects than most prescriptions.
So, how much honey is sufficient? Generally, you should shoot for 3-5 tablespoons a day. At least 1-2 tablespoons in the morning and 1-2 right before bed (helps improve sleep). You can also have 1-2 tablespoons during the day with a snack or before and after a workout. Just figure out what works for you and get it in.
It must be stressed that a diabetic ONLY uses pure, raw, unadulterated honey and should probably tell their physician that they are consuming it. Just be sure that you are NOT using any of that supermarket stuff that is often combined with fillers such as corn syrup that will do more harm than good.


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Peter Mayer, who melds influences from jazz, rock and pop in his stunning guitar playing and songwriting, has released a dozen of his own albums while holding down his longtime job as lead guitarist and songwriting collaborator in Jimmy Buffett's Coral Reefer Band. He has shared the stage with everyone from Chicago to Joni Mitchell in his 30-year career.
Scott Kirby, a self-taught finger-style acoustic guitarist and songwriter who has released eight CDs, says most of his influences come from the singer-songwriters and folk-rock artists of the 1970s. When not touring around North America May through October, he regularly performs in Key West at the Smokin' Tuna Saloon, a 200-seat music club he opened with partners in 2011.
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This is another of my favorite Silver Age comics, GORGO #1, a movie adaptation drawn by Steve Ditko, and published in 1960. Ditko went on to draw a couple more issues of GORGO, but this one is the only one I still have. These scans are from the 1966 reprint in FANTASTIC GIANTS. At the bottom are the front and back covers from GORGO #1, which were not drawn by Ditko.
GORGO #1, Copyright © 1960 King Bros. Productions, Inc.
FANTASTIC GIANTS Copyright © 1966 Charlton Comics Group
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Steve Ditko's Gorgo #1
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Donna Jack
July 17, 2017
A meeting in June, that will be considered
to have gotten "public input" and
to have shown "public support"
Not many people knew of the June 6, 2017 meeting at the Evergreen Lake House – nor did they know of its significance. Questions were not allowed during the meeting, though people were promised that they could ask questions as soon as the formal presentation was over. They were not told that they would be unable to ask any questions in front of other people, but would be broken up into groups after stretching their legs.
The Delphi Method or
Delphi Technique
This is the Delphi Method, a tactic I have witnessed repeatedly in the Jefferson County Colorado public school district. It is used at almost every one of their public forums and workshops. No matter what the meeting, there is no real input from the public, no answering of questions, no discussion — at the most, people are "given choices" that are already on the table to pick from. It is a tactic meant to keep people from asking any questions that are answered in public, and keep them from having any influence on public opinion and outcomes. The outcome is "predetermined." No discussion is allowed for others to hear. It is meant to muzzle people and guarantee that those in "control" can bully their own way through.
An excellent, detailed article you can read on this technique is : "The Delphi Technique: Let's Stop Being Manipulated!" by Albert V. Burns.
"The process used to 'facilitate' the meeting is called the Delphi Technique. This Delphi Technique was developed by the RAND Corporation for the U.S. Department of Defense back in the 1950s. It was originally intended for use as a psychological weapon during the cold war.
"However, it was soon recognized that the steps of Delphi could be very valuable in manipulating ANY meeting toward a predetermined end."
That is what you witness as you watch
the video of the June , 2017 meeting linked in this blog piece.
You will watch Dean Dalvit as he promises people that they will be able to ask questions after he is done speaking, but this is only to keep them quiet while he is giving his presentation. When he stops talking, it is suddenly over, he leaves the stage to a lady, and people are told to break up into groups. Such a tactic is a strong indication that Dean Dalvit and the other people behind this move for the LID (Local Improvement District) simply have a plan and are determined to do it to us on their own, with no consideration for the people living in Evergreen.
Following is a link to the meeting that was held at our Lake House https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yij3T6eZUIs
The video of the meeting is below:
A June 30, 2017 email from Art Onweller:
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2017 5:40 PM
Subject: Fw: Evergreen LID – Who does What?
To Central Committee Precinct Individuals within the ELID and 25th H.D. District Captains
The information below was recently sent to me that attempts to explain the role of the Advisory Committee in the operation of the proposed Evergreen Local Improvement District (ELID).
The information lacks any specific projects being proposed or funding of the ELID itself.
The proposal does indicate that they intend to meet only twice a year with the County Commissioners and hold a public town hall meeting once a year.
Keep in mind that approval of the ELID requires agreement of two of our County Commissioners. You don't get to vote on it.
The literature does include a link to a Public Meet Video that shows potential projects, some have already been completed with the completion of the paving of Route 74.
I would appreciate your comments on this proposal.
Best Regards
Art Onweller
25th H.D. Area Coordinator
Art's email and the document "Mountains of Reasons to Say Yes" that he attached, can be found here.
or: https://jeffcoeducationtruth.com/grammagrizzly/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/2017-06-30_Evergreen-LID-%E2%80%93-Who-does-What_to-central-committee-PCs-and-Dist-Capts.pdf
Click here or follow the address below, for a map of the proposed ELID area.


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Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City -- Film Review
Compared to Takashi Miike's 2004 film, "Zebraman," Part 2 turns it up a notch.
TOKYO – Takashi Miike's Zebraman was a wacky but ultimately sweet and heartwarming dweeb-turned-superman story. His Zebraman 2: Attack on Zebra City is a different animal. Like the pony that's grown into a stomping stud, it offers beefed up technical spectacles while the hero evolves a complex psyche, which is externalized and projected onto the world with cataclysmic impact.
Before The Great Yokai War, Zebraman was described as the only film by the V-Cinema (straight-to-video) king that one can show to kids. More kitschy and kinky, Part 2 is less family viewing material and more a fetishist's leathery dream. This means distributors can harness more bargaining power in overseas genre markets.
In Part 1, set in 2011, Shinichi Ichikawa (Show Aikawa), a schoolteacher fixated on a (real) short-lived '70s kiddies TV series named Zebraman morphed into the show's superhero and fought green globular aliens to save the world. In Part 2, Ichikawa wakes up from 25 years of amnesiac sleep to fight a fascist governor, paramilitary police, an alien incubator and his alter ego.
Tokyo, now rezoned and redesigned into Zebra City by ultra-right governor Aihara (perhaps a parody of Tokyo governor Ishihara), stylishly remodels Fritz Lang's Metropolis with zebra characteristics. Everything sports a black-and-white striped design – from the architecture to police uniforms to twirling clouds.
Miike also draws on the bipolarity of S/M subculture in art direction and costume design to reinforce the militant government's imposition of a "black-and-white" moral code. Police are given a carte blanche to shoot suspects twice a day for five minutes. This brief saturnalia, called "Zebra Time," is represented with kinky S/M overtones – a surgeon drips wax on a patient, a senator in a mask rapes and wrestles his female political aide to the ground. Ichikawa's nemesis Yui (Riisa Naka), daughter of Aihara, is an aspiring pop singer whose stage name is Zebra Queen. Dressed in hyper-sexualized jet-black Goth-Vamp robes (in contrast to Ichikawa's snow-white hero-suit and gray hair) and wielding a whip, she is the dominatrix incarnate.
Effects and props are loud, outre and fun, even if the Evil Twin conceit underscoring Ichikawa's relation to Yui is not exactly novel or probed at all deeply. Miike has a knack for giving innocuous material in daily life a monstrous makeover.
The centerpiece is a centrifugal machine that separates good and evil. It's modeled on an ordinary washer-dryer but its larger-than-life spinning and tumbling yields impressive cinematic and symbolic impact. The final battle with the alien concocts eye-popping action from simple acts of ingestion and ejection, taking orifice fetish to new heights of playfulness since Miike's cult classic Gozu.
Kankuro Kudo (screenwriter for Zebraman), seems too preoccupied with establishing diametrical opposites in personas and visual tropes to give the supporting roles any heart. So the reappearance of Asano (Ichikawa's beloved disabled pupil) as an adult, and the addition of the real star of the Zebraman TV series add little emotional value to the film.
Opened: May 1 in Japan
Production: Zebraman 2 Film Partners
Cast: Show Aikawa, Riisa Naka, Tsuyoshi Abe, Masahiro Inoue
Director: Takashi Miike
Screenwriter: Kankuro Kudo
Producers: Makoto Okada, Arimasa Okada, Tsuguo Hattori
Executive producer: Takashi Hirano
Director of photography: Kazuhige Tanaka
Production designer: Akira Sakamoto
Music: Yoshihiro Ike
Editor: Kenji Yamashita
Sales: Toei Company Ltd.
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Farringdon station
The new National Rail entrance, built as part of the Thameslink programme
Location of Farringdon in Central London
|Local authority
|London Borough of Islington
|Managed by
|London Underground
Transport for London
Network Rail
|Station code
|DfT category
|Number of platforms
|Yes [1][2]
|Fare zone
|London Underground annual entry and exit
|20.40 million[3]
|21.76 million[3]
|23.63 million[3]
|23.78 million[3]
|National Rail annual entry and exit
|4.632 million[4]
|4.943 million[4]
|5.041 million[4]
|6.455 million[4]
|7.007 million[4]
|Key dates
|10 January 1863
|Opened as Farringdon Street
|23 December 1865
|Station relocated
|26 January 1922
|Renamed Farringdon & High Holborn
|21 April 1936
|Renamed Farringdon
|1 July 1936
|Goods yard closed[5]
|electrified by British Rail
|May 1988
|Thameslink started by Network SouthEast
|December 2009
|Moorgate branch severed
|Listed status
|Listed feature
|Underground station
|Listing grade
|Entry number
|Added to list
|17 May 1994
|Other information
|Lists of stations
|External links
|51°31′12″N 0°06′19″W / 51.520°N 0.1053°WCoordinates: 51°31′12″N 0°06′19″W / 51.520°N 0.1053°W
London Transport portal
UK Railways portal
Farringdon is a London Underground and connected main line National Rail station in Clerkenwell, in the London Borough of Islington, just outside the City of London. It was opened in 1863 as the terminus of the Metropolitan Railway, which was the world's first underground railway.
The Underground station is now served by the Circle, Hammersmith & City, and Metropolitan lines. The National Rail station is one of the less important main line central London stations, but that is expected to change when it becomes a major interchange station between the two largest transport infrastructure programmes currently under way in London: Thameslink and Crossrail, both scheduled for completion in 2018.
The station was opened on 10 January 1863 as the terminus of the original Metropolitan Railway, the world's first underground metro line. The station, initially named Farringdon Street, was originally a short distance from the present station building. The line ran from the Farringdon area to Paddington, a distance of 4 mi (6 km). The station was relocated on 23 December 1865 when the Metropolitan Railway opened an extension to Moorgate. It was renamed Farringdon & High Holborn on 26 January 1922, and its present name was adopted on 21 April 1936.[7] It was built in conjunction with a freight route to take livestock to a depot to its south to supply Smithfield Market; there are cattle ramps onto the street West Smithfield for this purpose. Smithfield was redesignated as a wholesale 'deadmeat' market only before the initiation of services; the freight station was last used in the 1920s but remains in situ.
The lines from Farringdon to King's Cross run alongside the now culverted River Fleet, which was above ground here until 1734.[8] The station building is an unusually well-preserved piece of early 20th-century London Underground architecture; it still has its original signage (with the name Farringdon & High Holborn on the façade) and other indications of the Metropolitan Railway's original main-line style operation, with a sign for a Parcel Office also surviving on the exterior wall.
After the bay platforms at Blackfriars closed in March 2009, Southeastern services that previously terminated at Blackfriars were extended to Kentish Town, St. Albans, Luton or Bedford, calling at this station.[9] Thameslink trains to Moorgate ceased at the same time.
Current developments
There are two major rail development projects in progress that involve Farringdon. Crossrail is a new east-west railway scheduled to open in 2018, and the Thameslink Programme is a major upgrade to the existing north-south Thameslink route, enabling longer and more frequent trains, also scheduled to be completed in 2018.
After the completion of Crossrail, Farringdon will be one of the country's busiest stations with approximately 200tph which equals to a departure from the station every 20 seconds.[10] It will be the only station where passengers can change between Crossrail and Thameslink. A new building, housing a dedicated ticket hall, has been constructed to serve these extra passengers. The new building is to the immediate south of the original station, which itself has been upgraded as part of the programme.
An additional entrance has also been built at the north end of the original station, onto Turnmill Street.
Thameslink upgrade
Farringdon Station has been rebuilt[11] to accommodate longer Thameslink trains and to make other improvements to the station.[12] The existing station building has been refurbished with a new roof canopy covering the north end of all four platforms and a new entrance and concourse facing Turnmill Street. An additional ticket hall has been built on the south side of Cowcross Street providing access to the Thameslink platforms, which have been extended southwards underneath this building, allowing the station to handle 240 m (12-carriage) trains. Platforms have been widened to accommodate increased passenger numbers. This process required the bridge that formed Cowcross Street to be demolished and rebuilt.[13] Cowcross Street will be pedestrianised.[14] Lifts have been provided throughout.
The existing listed ticket hall and concourse have been remodelled, for use by London Underground and Thameslink passengers.[15] Interchange within the station has been improved by removing the interchange bridge and installing new stairs and lifts with access to all four platforms, allowing passengers with impaired mobility to use the station.[16]
It was necessary to build the Thameslink platform extensions to the south, since there is a sharp gradient to the immediate north of the station. This resulted in the two-station branch to Moorgate being permanently closed.[17] The platform extensions cross the former Moorgate line and reach within a few metres of the entrance of the Snow Hill Tunnel.[18] The alternative of realigning both the Thameslink and Circle/Hammersmith & City/Metropolitan lines was impractical as the latter crosses over the former on a bridge almost immediately to the north of the station.[18]
Crossrail development
The Farringdon Crossrail station is being built between Farringdon and Barbican Underground stations and it will have interchanges with both of them.[19] Access at the Farringdon end will be via the new Thameslink ticket hall. Work is anticipated to be completed in 2018.[20][21] Crossrail will link Farringdon to London City Airport and London Heathrow Airport, the Olympic Park in Stratford, Canary Wharf, Bond Street and Oxford Street, and Maidenhead in the west and Shenfield in the east. The station will also be a hub for cross-London travel, being the only station to be on both the north-south Thameslink service and the east-west Crossrail service.[22]
Dual traction current supply
Farringdon station is notable because Thameslink trains switch between the 25 kV AC overhead supply used to the north of London and the 750 V DC third rail supply used to the south whilst standing at the platform. The trains that formerly ran to Moorgate used 25 kV AC throughout their journeys. This project was installed by the Network SouthEast sector of British Rail in May 1988.
Until the start of the Thameslink Programme southbound trains that were unable to switch to DC were taken out of service at Farringdon and stabled at Moorgate to prevent them from blocking the core section of the Thameslink route. As this option is no longer possible the catenary has been extended to City Thameslink to enable these trains to continue to the southbound platform[23] at City Thameslink using AC and then return northwards using the new crossover in Snow Hill Tunnel.[24] The pantograph on southbound trains is normally lowered at Farringdon.
Underground trains serving Farringdon use the four-rail 630 V DC system.
Accidents and incidents
- On 5 January 1867, 16 people were injured at Farringdon Street station in a rear-end collision caused by a signaller's error.[25]
- On 5 January 1892, a defective axlebox resulted in the derailment of part of a train shortly after it had departed Farringdon Street. Five passengers were injured.[26]
- On 26 November 1907, a train in the process of departing Farringdon Street was rear-ended by a second train entering the station.[27]
- On 1 May 1939, a total of 31 people were injured when a Circle line train was involved in a minor collision with a railway engine. Seventeen passengers reported they had suffered shock and injury while a further nine subsequently complained that they had incurred minor injuries. Five crew members were also injured.[28]
- On 22 May 1954, three people were killed when a train was in collision with a road vehicle shortly after departing Farringdon.[29]
The London Underground part of the station is served by the Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City and Circle lines, between King's Cross St. Pancras and Barbican.
Farringdon is also served by Thameslink trains from Brighton to Bedford, via Gatwick Airport, or from Luton to Sutton or Wimbledon and from Bedford/Luton/St Albans to Sevenoaks in peak-hours and West Hampstead Thameslink and Kentish Town to Sevenoaks on off-peak hours by Class 319s. The stations on either side are City Thameslink and St Pancras International.
Until 20 March 2009, some Thameslink weekday peak-hour trains ran into Moorgate and terminated there rather than continuing south to Blackfriars and beyond. These services were withdrawn to allow the junction at the south end of the station to be removed so that the platforms could be extended to take 12-coach trains.
Passengers can still travel from Farringdon to Barbican and Moorgate using the London Underground service.
Farringdon is in Transport for London's Travelcard Zone 1.
London Buses route 63 and night route N63 serve the station.
- ↑ "Step free Tube Guide" (PDF). Transport for London. Archived (PDF) from the original on 3 June 2015.
- ↑ "London and South East" (PDF). National Rail Enquiries. National Rail. September 2006. Archived from the original (pdf) on 6 March 2009.
- 1 2 3 4 "Multi-year station entry-and-exit figures" (XLS). London Underground station passenger usage data. Transport for London. April 2016. Retrieved 3 May 2016.
- 1 2 3 4 5 "Station usage estimates". Rail statistics. Office of Rail Regulation. Please note: Some methodology may vary year on year.
- ↑ Hardy, Brian, ed. (March 2011). "How it used to be - freight on The Underground 50 years ago". Underground News. London Underground Railway Society (591): 175–183. ISSN 0306-8617.
- ↑ "Farringdon". The National Heritage List for England. English Heritage. Archived from the original on 17 August 2013.
- ↑ Rose, Douglas (1999). The London Underground: A diagrammatic history. Capital Transport Publishing. ISBN 1-85414-219-4.
- ↑ "The Farringdon Wards of the City of London ... some notes on their history" p5: T Sharp 2000
- ↑ "Train times 22 March - 16 May 2009 Thameslink route" (PDF). First Capital Connect. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2009-04-19.
- ↑ "Farringdon foundations laid" (PDF). Railway Herald. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2011-07-15.
See page 7
- ↑ "Whats happening at Farringdon?". Network Rail. Archived from the original on 2011-06-23.
- ↑ "The new Farringdon station". Network Rail. Archived from the original on 2012-10-08.
- ↑ Network Rail (2004a) - pg.27, paragraph 2.6.5
- ↑ "Thameslink 2000 Environmental Statement: Addendum" (PDF). Network Rail. 1 July 2005. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2007-09-25.
See page 15, paragraph 2.2.1
- ↑ Network Rail (2004a) - page 27, paragraph 2.6.3
- ↑ Network Rail (2004a) - pg.27, paragraph 2.6.4
- ↑ Network Rail (2005a) - pg.9, paragraph 2.1.1
- 1 2 Network Rail (2005a) - pg.9, paragraph 2.1.5
- ↑ "Farringdon" (PDF). Crossrail. 28 October 2006. Archived (PDF) from the original on 2007-09-28.
- ↑ "Crossrail website". Crossrail. Archived from the original on 2010-04-23.
- ↑ "Capital's key services protected, says Johnson". The Press Association. 20 October 2010.
- ↑ "Farringdon Station". Crossrail. Archived from the original on 2011-04-30.
- ↑ Network Rail - 'Kent & Sussex Sectional Appendix', LOR S0280, Seq 001, "Farringdon to City Thameslink" (last updated 31 December 2010)
- ↑ "City Thameslink ('Powered Up' section)". Thameslink Programme FAQ. Archived from the original on 2010-03-30.
- ↑ "Accident at Farringdon Street on 5th January 1867".
- ↑ "Accident at Farringdon Street - Kings Cross on 5th January 1892".
- ↑ "Accident at Farringdon Street on 26th November 1907".
- ↑ "Accident at Farringdon on 1st May 1939".
- ↑ "Accident at Farringdon on 22nd May 1954".
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Hi ,
I have multiple process running on the system, so my requirement is to make communication between each other.
for example:
-------------------- <---------> process 1
| MASTER process | <---------> process 2
-------------------- <---------> process 3
process1,2,3 can communicate with Master process to get system information, request and response should happen through same socket.
note: process1, process2, process3 need not to talk to each other.
refereed : http://www.rainydayz.org/beej/bgipc/unixsock.html
please find attached code where both the process are connected to each other using unix domain socket, but when we send some msg from process1 to master , msg is not getting delivered.
any issue here ?
please provide me code where above thing can be achieved.
Master process (server side code)
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <sys/un.h>
#define SOCK_PATH "echo_socket"
int main(void)
int s, s2, t, len;
struct sockaddr_un local, remote;
char str[100];
if ((s = socket(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) == -1) {
local.sun_family = AF_UNIX;
strcpy(local.sun_path, SOCK_PATH);
len = strlen(local.sun_path) + sizeof(local.sun_family);
if (bind(s, (struct sockaddr *)&local, len) == -1) {
if (listen(s, 5) == -1) {
for(;;) {
int done, n;
printf("Waiting for a connection...\n");
t = sizeof(remote);
if ((s2 = accept(s, (struct sockaddr *)&remote, &t)) == -1) {
done = 0;
do {
n = recv(s2, str, 100, 0);
if (n <= 0) {
if (n < 0) perror("recv");
done = 1;
if (!done)
if (send(s2, str, n, 0) < 0) {
done = 1;
} while (!done);
return 0;
process 1 (client side code)
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <sys/un.h>
#define SOCK_PATH "echo_socket"
int main(void)
int s, t, len;
struct sockaddr_un remote;
char str[100];
if ((s = socket(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0)) == -1) {
printf("Trying to connect...\n");
remote.sun_family = AF_UNIX;
strcpy(remote.sun_path, SOCK_PATH);
len = strlen(remote.sun_path) + sizeof(remote.sun_family);
if (connect(s, (struct sockaddr *)&remote, len) == -1) {
while(printf("> "), fgets(str, 100, stdin), !feof(stdin)) {
if (send(s, str, strlen(str), 0) == -1) {
if ((t=recv(s, str, 100, 0)) > 0) {
str[t] = '\0';
printf("echo> %s", str);
} else {
if (t < 0) perror("recv");
else printf("Server closed connection\n");
return 0;
Are you saying that the connect() in the client and accept() in the server both happen successfully, but nothing is ever read by the server's recv(), or is it the client's recv() that never gets the reply?
I just tested your exact code, and as long as I run both client and server in the same directory, they seem to work fine... If you run them in different directories, they won't work, because you use a relative path for the socket name, so it's always going to be taken relative to the current directory of the process... You could solve that by using a full path like "/tmp/echo_socket" or something...
But, I spot a couple issues with your code, anyway... Add <unistd.h> to your #includes, for the prototype of unlink() and close()... In the client, you either want to make your buffer 101 bytes in size or pass in 99 to recv(), since you add a null terminator based on the return value from recv()... As it is, the server could theoretically send you a full 100 byte message and you'd overflow your buffer by adding the null byte... Of course, in practice with your code as-is this is impossible, since you would never send it a message larger than 99 bytes in the first place, due to the fgets() limiting things to that at most... But, just as a proactive security measure, it's a good idea to be wary of such practices... Also, you're assuming that every send() corresponds to a single recv() on the other end, and that's not necessarily the case... It's much more likely to work that way with Unix domain sockets than with TCP over the Internet, but it's still theoretically possible for a single large send() to require multiple recv()'s to read in full, or for a single recv() to read messages from multiple send()'s, because you're dealing with a simple stream protocol... If you want a discrete message protocol, use datagram sockets... Or, do the work necessary for making them work over a stream protocol: either prefix them with a fixed-size header giving the full length to read (and then read that exact amount from the stream), or terminate them with some character or series of characters, and then keep reading until you spot that terminator (and no further)... You already effectively have a terminator due to the way fgets() works: a newline character... The trick is replacing the simple recv() with something that just reads until it sees that newline... One simple approach is just read a single character at a time until the newline is seen, appending bytes to a buffer as you go... Another is to use recv(MSG_PEEK) to search for the location of the newline in your receive buffer, and then do a plain flagless recv() to only read that much and no more... Yet another is to have a buffering layer that just reads as much as it can, but only returns you the amount upto the newline, saving any extra for the start of the next message... That latter behavior is essentially just what stdio does for you, so one solution is to just fdopen() the socket and use fgets() on it!
Thanks for your quick reply, after changing path it started working. now i have couple of question:
1. what is difference between send , recv and write,read system calls, i can replace with write and read system call in place of send and recv.
2. is it possible send structure type in write or read system call instead of buffer.
for example :
char buffer[300];
struct Msg xMsg;
write(connection_fd, buffer, nbytes); is it possible to use like this write(connection_fd, &xMsg , nbytes) if not how we can achieve this ?
read(connection_fd, buffer, nbytes);
1. what is difference between send , recv and write,read system calls, i can replace with write and read system call in place of send and recv.
On normal Unix-like systems, yes you can use read() and write() instead of recv() and send()... They function exactly like the latter with 0 for flags... That's really all they offer over regular read()/write(): the special behavior that can be specified via the flags... (However, on abnormal systems like Windows, sockets are not regular file descriptors, and so read() and write() won't work, and you MUST use recv()/send()...)
2. is it possible send structure type in write or read system call instead of buffer.
Sure... We've got a FAQ entry on that subject here... But, that was assuming sending stuff across the Internet, where you need to be careful because the receiver may be running on a completely different hardware architecture and/or OS than the sender is, so just sending the raw struct is not a good idea in general... However, over Unix domain sockets, you know both ends are on the same exact machine, so there's no problem with doing so! The only thing to worry about is if the struct contains pointers... Pointers from one app won't mean anything to another app, so you don't want to send those... But, if there are no pointers, then yeah just pass a pointer to the struct to send()/write() and recv()/read() along with the sizeof() the struct as the length... (But, remember what I said about stream sockets and not being able to assume a single write corresponds to a single read...)
thank q for your answer it helped me lot :)


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Slowly the man removed the shield, revealing a young, pasty, white, clean shaven face with blood shot, emerald green eyes, glowing a sparkling fire, and long, jet black hair, combed back, and shimmering in the fading moonlight. The finely sculpted chest and arms with abs that rippled, all glistening beneath the open vest, illuminated a young man from his past.
"It's you, Gabriel?" He could not remember his last name.
"Yes," he admitted.
"But why are you here and now? You cut me off and disappeared, explaining you wanted an older man." With Damien's robe still open, a stiff erection emerged.
"I see you are attracted to me yet. It's a long story; I will tell you later. Tell me, are you still trying to live the life of Peter Pan?"
Damien covered his cock tying the belt of his robe.
"Please don't conceal yourself. I like the looks of your erection." The moon shed more light from a passing cloud, and Gabriel masked his face again.
Damien untied the belt to his robe, as the wind blew the front open again. His hard-on became more prominent. "Yes, I want to enjoy life as young as I can. I go to the gym to try and keep my body fit, but I'm aging rapidly. I have failed in love with other men and don't like what I see in the mirror."
Gabriel spoke louder through the veil, "Remember that night when I blind folded your eyes with that gray bandana, both of us naked and you lying on your stomach?"
"Yes, I remember distinctly. That was the last time I saw you. I thought you put a curse on me."
"I wanted your body and you but cast a spell to wait when you were older. I can tell you're unhappy with what time and years have given you. If you trust me, I can restore your youth and allow you to retain your wisdom, knowledge and love you have acquired."
"But I want to return to the city. I have unfinished business there."
"Are you still in love with David Wilder?"
"I don't know. He is with someone new now. But I can't stop thinking of him."
"You'll be able to go anywhere you want, if you have faith in me," Gabriel spoke with a cool, soothing voice.
"I have yearned for you through all these years. I thought you could have replaced my love for David. You didn't seem interested in me then. How do I know you are true to your words now?"
The moon became brighter, as Gabriel spoke, "I have to go, but let me kiss you. Meet me in the cemetery tomorrow at midnight where the ancients spoke to you as a child, but first let me kiss you as my bond to love you." He wrapped his hands around Damien's ass and brought him forward to kiss and explore his mouth with his rigid tongue.
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Loved it Pablo...I would love to read the whole story too. This was a nice way to get to know you more. ((hugs)) I am a fan and always will be.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Amazingly hot excerpt Pablo, I can relate to your way of thinking as far as getting your point across when you are writing, I do the same with mine. Thanks so much for giving us this excerpt!ReplyDelete
Great excerpt! Wishing you all the best :)ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Kellie.Delete
LOVED IT!! I've never read an M/M romance novel. I don't have anything against them, it's just that I thought I wouldn't be able to relate. I have been so wrong!!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Pablo, we need more this is hott! LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!ReplyDeleteReplies
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I loooove this Pablo promise you'll never hide your work. It's far too goodReplyDelete
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The Productivity Commission's report on how GST revenues are distributed to the states and territories has been handed to federal Treasurer Scott Morrison but has not yet been made public.
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Some political pundits have speculated that Tasmania could lose up to $1 billion over four years if the GST distribution model is changed.
Tasmania's GST share is expected to decrease 0.13 per cent over the forward estimates but the state is nonetheless forecast to receive more money year on year.
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On Thursday, Mr Turnbull noted that Tasmania's share of GST revenue was different every year, just as it was for other states.
"My Treasurer [Mr] Morrison spoke with [Tasmanian Treasurer] Peter Gutwein last night about [the GST] and we'll be presenting the PC report later this month, together with our proposed way forward," the Prime Minister said.
"Tasmania will be very happy with the proposal.
"Tasmania will not be worse off, will not be getting any less money, out of the project – you will not be going backwards in terms of the financial support you get."
The state will receive $2.5 billion in GST revenue in 2018-19.
Mr Gutwein said if Tasmania was to lose money out of any potential changes to the GST distribution model, it would be well-equipped to endure the shock.
"We will not spend the surpluses forecast before we have received them - they are the Tasmanian people's insurance policy against adversity," he said in his budget speech in State Parliament on Thursday afternoon.
"There is always a risk that future revenues may not turn out to be as high as expected.
"The surpluses forecast in this budget, are modest in the context of total revenue, and they will stand us in good stead should we need to face unforeseen events."
Labor finance spokesman Scott Bacon said Mr Turnbull was giving "disingenuous guarantees around … GST".
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Boston, MA (PRWEB) October 23, 2013
Recently-formed rock & roll supergroup The Split Squad will kick off its "West of Wherever Tour 2013" this fall, with a series of shows in advance of the release of their debut album. Now Hear This will have its official U.S. release in Q1 of 2014 (CD, digital and vinyl), with a limited advance quantity available for sale on the tour.
Following up a successful live debut at SXSW earlier this year, The Split Squad will start their West Coast swing on November 9 in San Diego, and wrap up on November 16 in Portland, sharing bills with legendary NYC-based rockers The Fleshtones. Dates and venues for The Split Squad's "West of Wherever Tour 2013" are:
11/9 – San Diego, CA – Till Two Club w/The Fleshtones
11/10 – Long Beach, CA – Alex's Bar w/The Fleshtones
11/12 – San Francisco, CA – Red Devil Lounge w/The Fleshtones
11/14 – Seattle, OR – El Corazon w/The Fleshtones
11/15 – Vancouver, BC – Pat's Pub w/The Fleshtones
11/16 – Portland – Star Theater w/The Fleshtones
Additional tour dates beyond the West Coast include:
11/22/13 – Cleveland, OH – Beachland Ballroom Opening for The Dream Syndicate
11/23/13 – Detroit, MI – New Dodge Lounge w/Amy Gore & Her Valentines
Formed in 2011, The Split Squad is the the brainchild of bassist/singer Michael Giblin, of the Pennsylvania-based powerpop band Parallax Project. The band is comprised of a team of heavy-hitting veteran musicians Giblin had met and worked with over the years on tours and various recording projects. The other members of The Split Squad are:
Drummer Clem Burke, best known as a founding member of Blondie, and a 2006 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee. Burke is also a highly sought-after session musician who has worked with Pete Townshend, Bob Dylan, Iggy Pop and Joan Jett, among many others.
Guitarist Eddie Muñoz of L.A.'s legendary powerpop outfit The Plimsouls (whose single "A Million Miles Away" charted on the Billboard Hot 100) and more recently Magic Christian and Parallax Project, with Giblin.
Guitarist Keith Streng, founding member of seminal rockers The Fleshtones, longtime fixtures of the New York garage-rock scene that grew from the famed Manhattan music club CBGB.
Keyboardist Josh Kantor, of The Baseball Project and Boston-based folk-rock band Jim's Big Ego, whose "day job" has him at Fenway Park serving as the organist for the Boston Red Sox.
Featuring 13 tracks (including a cover of The Small Faces' "Sorry She's Mine") Now Hear This is the unmistakeable product of its members common influences, rooted in the classic powerpop, punk, glam and garage rock of the 1970s and '80s. The album was produced by Seattle music icon Scott McCaughey, best known as a founding member of cult favorites The Young Fresh Fellows and the Minus 5, who has also played and toured extensively with R.E.M. Adding to the star power on The Split Squad's debut album are guest appearances by McCaughey, Peter Buck (R.E.M.), Hugo Burnham (Gang of Four), and Mike Gent (The Figgs). Now Hear This was recorded in the summer of 2012, at Woolly Mammoth Studios in Waltham, MA.
For more information, please visit the band's official website at http://www.thesplitsquad.com and their Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/TheSplitSquad.
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Government approves first 3-D printed drug
The possibilities of 3D printing are revolutionizing manufacturing, science, biology and a myriad of other fields. Now it's time for medicine.
Pharmaceutical company Aprecia recently announced that the Food and Drug Administration approved Spritam, the first 3D printed drug.
Spritam is used for epilepsy but the way it's manufactured opens the doors to a whole new approach to medications.
3D printing allows for a much more precise consistency of the pill, which means faster dissolving times. Additionally, 3D printing lets the manufacturer create different layers of substance in the same pill, which can be custom made for each individual for a more dedicated treatment.
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Born Rodney Taylor in Sydney, Australia, the actor would find fame in Hollywood as Rod Taylor, playing a string of virile leading man roles throughout the 1960s and on into the '70s. Taylor died at his home in Los Angeles on Thursday at age 84.
In his career, he worked with an array of filmmakers from classic-era titans such as Alfred Hitchcock to new-style directors such as Quentin Tarantino. He co-starred alongside such leading ladies as Tippi Hedren, Doris Day and Jane Fonda.
An earlier version of this post said that "The Glass Bottom Boat" introduced Doris Day's song "Que Sera, Sera." The film included the song, but it was introduced previously.
Here are just a few of Taylor's memorable roles. He also appeared in "Giant," "The V.I.P.s," "Young Cassidy," "Zabriskie Point" and many more.
"The Time Machine"
In director George Pal's adaptation of this H.G. Wells classic sci-fi adventure tale, Taylor got his first starring role in a Hollywood film.
"The Birds"
In Alfred Hitchcock's adaptation of the Daphne du Maurier story, Taylor is the Bodega Bay lawyer who becomes involved with a woman, played by Tippi Hedren, just as a series of strange attacks by birds begins.
"101 Dalmatians"
Personally selected by Walt Disney himself, Taylor voiced the leading dog Pongo in the 1961 animated film. In the film Pongo and his mate Perdita try to thwart the evil plans of the villainous Cruella De Vil.
"The Glass Bottom Boat"
In this breezy romance opposite Doris Day, Taylor stars as a government scientist caught up in espionage intrigues. Directed by Frank Tashlin, the film included Day's signature song, "Que Sera, Sera."
"Inglourious Basterds"
Many modern moviegoers likely know Taylor best for his role in Quentin Tarantino's 2009 revisionist WWII picture, in which the actor had an extremely memorable, albeit small, role as Winston Churchill.
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Two Rivers Press would like to thank the organizers of the annual convention of the International Rilke Society, which takes place in London from 16 to 18 September 2015 for inviting us to come with our newest volume: The Rilke of Ruth Speirs: New Poems, Duino Elegies, Sonnets to Orpheus, & Others
Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926) is universally recognized as among the most important twentieth-century German-language poets. Here, for the first time, are all the surviving translations of his poetry made by Ruth Speirs (1916-2000), a Latvian exile who joined the British literary community in Cairo during World War Two, becoming a close friend of Lawrence Durrell and Bernard Spencer. Though described as 'excellent' and 'the best' by J. M. Cohen on the basis of magazine and anthology appearances, copyright restrictions meant that during her lifetime, with the exception of a Cairo-published Selected Poems (1942), Speirs was never to see her work gathered between covers and in print.
This volume, edited by John Pilling and Peter Robinson, brings Speirs' translations the belated recognition they deserve. Her much-revised and considered versions are a key document in the history of Rilke's Anglophone dissemination. Rhythmically alive and carefully faithful, they give a uniquely mid-century English accent to the poet's extraordinary German, and continue to bear comparison with current efforts to render his tenderly taxing voice.
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|View of empty Loughareema
To scientists, Loughareema is regarded as one of Northern Ireland's most enigmatic geological sites. This ephemeral or temporary lake lives up to its title as the vanishing lake as it may be empty of water one day and be completely full the next.
The mechanism for drainage at Loughareema has baffled scientists for years, adding to the mystery of the site, but all of that is about to change. Dr Paul Wilson, an expert in the distribution and movement of water within rocks with the British Geological Survey, has recently embarked on a detailed study of Loughareema. He explains more:
|Same view of Loughareema with high water
The study is ongoing and the first images from the time lapse photography are beginning to come through, recording for the first time the emptying and filling of the lake. This exciting project perhaps won't shed any light on the ghosts of Loughareema, but it will be able to solve the mystery of the disappearing water, and lead to a better understanding of the entire drainage system.
To find out more about the Loughareema project, contact Dr Paul Wilson at email@example.com


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For nutrition, the general trend to follow is, the harder and longer you are hiking, the more simple carbs you need to be eating. This goes for any endurance activity.
The higher the intensity, the larger % you are burning energy from your muscle glycogen stores. When these run out, you will hit the "wall" as well known in marathon runs for example. You simply have to slow down when burning energy from fat.
So the key is to stop those glycogen reserves from running out. How do we do this? Carbs. Simple carbs. Sugar. Bread. These substances (foods with high Glycemic Index ratings) are the best for the same reason they are looked down upon when eating while sedentary: They will be absorbed into the blood stream very quickly.
Thoughts and analysis of hiking related issues (Training, nutrition, caloric expenditure, GPS, etc...)
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Energy Storage for Long Hikes
I'll probably repeatedly go over this topic. Right now I'm going to repost a discussion I added to this thread.
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VO2 Max Values - Applicable to Hiking?
Necessary for hiking? Not so much. But one way to test cardiovascular strength is the VO2 "Max" test.
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Wearing white gloves and using a dull knife, Father Najeeb Michaeel carefully flips through pages of yellowed, tattered manuscripts -- some of which are over a thousand years old.
"I want to show you something very rare. It's a little treasure."
From his office in Erbil, Michaeel shows us a 17th century Bible written in Aramaic, the language of Jesus. It's one of the thousands of antiquities he and his team have managed to keep out of the hands of ISIS.
Since ISIS came to prominence in 2014, it has targeted the country's cultural heritage. Michaeel, a Dominican priest, is on a mission to preserve it.
As director of the Digital Center for Eastern Manuscripts, Michaeel painstakingly digitized thousands of documents to ensure they remain available to future generations.
In August 2014, Michaeel was working in Qaraqosh, Iraq's largest Christian city. Knowing the militants would loot and destroy the city's antiquities should they find them, Michaeel formulated a plan.
Ten days before ISIS invaded the city, he stashed as many rare books, artifacts and art into his truck as he could find. He then fled for Erbil.
In shocking images seen around the world, many of the region's greatest archaeological treasures have been reduced to rubble. Propaganda videos released by ISIS show militants taking bulldozers and sledgehammers to the ancient ruins of Hatra, Khorsabad, Nimrud, and Nineveh.
Just like the Taliban destroyed 1,700-year-old Buddhas in Afghanistan in 2001, ISIS has looted and destroyed sites in Iraq and Syria belonging to religious minorities, including Christians and Yazidis.
The United Nations' cultural and educational agency, UNESCO, has described the destruction of landmarks in Iraq and Syria as a "war crime."
The group justifies the destruction by claiming pre-Islamic art and religious shrines -- whether Islamic, Christian or Jewish -- is idolatrous. And yet, ISIS has sold many of the artifacts to black market buyers to finance its operations.
In November 2016, Michaeel returned to Qaraqosh with his team to collect what ISIS left behind.
"We cried about this kind of image what we saw there. It's horrible. It's some kind of genocide," Michaeel said.
Many of the documents in Michaeel's collection are written in ancient languages including Aramaic, Latin and Ottoman Turkish. They date back centuries, if not more. The oldest is at least 1,100 years old.
Michaeel's collection isn't limited to Christian texts. There are works on ancient astrology, geography and history, as well as manuscripts belonging to other religions including Yazidis and Muslims.
Michaeel asked that we not share his exact location. He's afraid ISIS could loot the precious collection that remains.
by Elizabeth Hagedorn
Videography by Yad Deen. Qaraqosh photos and video courtesy of Watheq Ghanem Majeed.
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Business has become increasingly dependent on computers to survive on a day-to-day basis. If these systems become unavailable for a significant period or if the integrity of the data they process is prejudiced, the very survival of the organizations which depend on them may be at serious risk. No busy manager likes to spend time contemplating the worst which could befall the company and anyway, disasters happen infrequently and always to someone else.
This two-hour training puts Computer Disaster Recover Planning firmly in its place as part of the Corporate Survival Program (Business Continuity Planning) and highlights the auditor's role in ensuring the viability of the corporate Contingency Plan.
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The objectives of the training is to provide attendees with the tools and techniques needed in their own environments to:
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This is a previously recorded 2-hour AuditNet® webinar with Jim Kaplan and Richard Cascarino
AuditNet® is the Global Resource for Auditors, and serves the global audit community as the primary communications resource with an online digital network where auditors share resources, tools, and experiences including audit work programs and other audit documentation.
As the first online portal for the global audit community, AuditNet® has been at the forefront of audit websites dedicated to promoting the use of technology. http://www.auditnet.org/
Jim Kaplan, the founder of AuditNet®, became a Certified Internal Auditor in 1984. He has continuously promoted and encouraged the use of technology and the Internet for audit productivity.
As an active member of the IIA, he has held many positions at the local and International level. He is a founding member of the Northern Virginia Chapter and served as Chapter President in 1989. He retired from his government audit director position in 2005. He is the founder and President of AuditNet®, the global resource for auditors, and has been identified as an Internet for Auditors pioneer. Jim's contributions to the profession were recognized by the IIA (2007 Bradford Cadmus award) and the Association of Local Government Auditors (Lifetime Achievement Award). In addition to the IIA, he is a member of the Association of Local Government Auditors and the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.


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Incubator News
The Haliburton Creative Business Incubator has been through many changes since inseption in 2010. The incubator is currently home to four businesses and will be welcoming the newest business, Digital Reno, in September 2015. Throughout the week, the incubator is bustling with activity. The high-pace business environment allows the resident business to connect and collaborate, which ultimately helps expand the potential growth of each business.
Along with the incubator's businesses, the physical location has also grown tremendously since opening in 2010. There is now a newly renovated private meeting room with access to high speed internet as well as hot-desks on the main floor for collaboration.
There continues to be many positive changes to the incubator; for on-going information and news about the Haliburton Creative Business Incubator, connect on Facebook.


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In the settings in LMT Launcher you can customize almost every aspect of the application. You can choose the exact location from which you want to activate your launcher: with a tap on the left side of the screen, the top right corner, the lower edge, etc.
And you'll find even more customization options when you go to set up your shortcuts. You can completely customize the circular pull-out menu, and add shortcuts for other apps, to take screenshots, to activate the search feature, to connect and disconnect the WiFi, and much more.
LMT Launcher is one of those apps that really make your life easier. After a week of using it regularly, you won't be able to remember how you ever lived without it.


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So Donald Trump, president of the leading greenhouse gas-emitting nation, has decided to withdraw from the Paris Agreement on climate change.
This decision, which serves the purposes of climate change deniers around the world, was made to please magnates of the fossile fuel multinationals that financed Trump's election campaign. Short-term, selfish financial interests have been given absolute preference over the future of humanity.
Many people in the United States, from all sectors of society, have protested this controversial decision, which considerably weakens the fragile consensus reached by the U.N. in 2015.
As we pointed out when the Agreement was signed, its non-binding nature makes it possible for any State to pull out without restrictions or penalties. The absence of the United States will be especially detrimental with regard to the goal of slowing global warming on the planetary scale..
This is the true face of capitalism and economic liberalism as revealed in Donald Trump's governance of the United States.
The U.S. has added another major obstacle to the emergence of a shared vision on sustainable human development and solidarity around the world.
French President Emmanuel Macron made news with his firm handshake, but now it is time for a firm hand.
France condemns this action; at the next U.N. General Assembly we must remind the United States of the immense hopes that were raised by the COP 21 in Paris.
Around the world, people must speak up and act energetically.
The French Commuist Party will stand by all social, environmental and political forces in the United States that are organising to overturn Trump's decision. The PCF is mobilized and ready as legislative elections are underway, and will remain active in the National Assembly with elected MPs to put this subject on the agenda.
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london.london-theatretickets.com is the part of the London theatre network and is owned and operated by Theatre ltd, a company registered in England and Wales .
This Website provides information to its visitors regarding show and theatre. Information are subjected to change with time.we are not held responsiable for any updates which hasn't been done timely on this website.
Our tickets are supplied by S.T.A.R Official Members. our Tickets Providers are member of The Tickets Agents Association (TAA), UK Incoming, The European Tour Operators Association, Visit London and Society of Ticket Agents and Retailers (STAR).
STAR is a self regulatory body which operates within guidelines supported by, amongst others, the Office of Fair Trading, the British Tourist Authority, the London Tourist Board and the Society of London Theatre.
we are part of the london Theatre . A theatre information network. This unofficial site is not connected with The Lyceum Theatre London in any way and is intended as an information purpose only offering show lengths and times, ticket booking links, caste details , theatre information.
Our purpose is to provide visitors to the site with everything they need to know a trip to the Lyceum London as well as lots of other useful and interesting information regarding the show for fans of the musical.


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Steam use in dairies
Steam is used in dairies in many ways but is typically available in high flowrates and pressures before being reduced at different stages towards the point of use.
Activities such as evaporation and spray drying, found within powder production, are particularly electricity and steam intensive.
This presents the perfect opportunity for the installation of a Heliex GenSet and the Heliex SteamComp.
These conditions are an ideal fit for Heliex's technology because:
- The Heliex system is simply installed in parallel with the pressure reduction valve in the existing steam system.
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- Plug and play installation ideal for a busy production plant.
Producing a low cost supply of electricity, a Heliex GenSet has a typical ROI of under 3 years.


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Can I tell you how excited I am about the fact that God is giving me a new camera!?!?! I have been wanting a nice entry-level dslr camera for about 6 months strong now. They are pricey, but I just decided to trust God to provide one if it was his will! And he is! My best friend Stephanie got an amazing deal on TWO Canon Rebels and I am buying one from her! I am using my Annibirthmas Money for it and she is being a super super amazing BFF and giving us a deal, too! (Annibirthmas is our wedding anniversary, my birthday, and Christmas all in one. It's a term I coined, because they all fall within the same week in our house!) Hopefully, my blog photos will improve dramatically!
This past week, I have been avoiding blogging for the most part, but that is because I helped throw a baby shower Wednesday evening for The Leongs who now know they are adopting a baby boy in less than a week! Whoo! And in part, because I traveled to visit with my SIL in Greenville. I did manage a little sewing/embroidering for gifts, but I didn't take many pictures. I thought I would show you the baby shower we put together for Kim even though my pictures are so terrible! I literally was running around crazy getting my house clean and then hosting, because it was at my house.
I sewed/embroidered this banner for their son Isaac, which means laughter.
I also did some burp cloths and some onsies, which all turned out cute, but didn't take any photos!


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Predictors of shy children's coping with a social conflict : mediators and moderators Markovic, Andrea (Brock University, 2011-05-17)Shy children are at risk for later maladjustment due to ineffective coping with social conflicts through reliance on avoidance, rather than approach-focused, coping. The purpose of the present study was to explore ...


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Yet another walter application. Pinguino is connected to the fonera with the serial port. The Fonera run Lighttpd web server with LUA CGI-BIN. The Iphone is connected to the Fonera web server and drive Fonera GPIO and Pinguino.
Thanks for the video Walter, you did a great job.......
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FONERA, PINGUINO and IPHONE
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Libellés : Hack
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Unfortunately there is no sound.
Would you verify if everyone can hear something ? Thank you
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Maternity care in the U.S. is in crisis. The United States spends $98 Billion on maternity care and has some of the worst outcomes among developed countries. According to Amnesty International, "Women in the USA have a higher risk of dying of pregnancy-related complications than those in 49 other countries, including Kuwait, Bulgaria, and South Korea."
Need more proof?
· Oklahoma's average cesarean rate is 32.4% which is well above the 15% suggested by the World Health Organization.
· The national c-section average is about 33%, so more than half a million c-sections a year may be preventable.
· Most women who have cesareans will give birth by a repeat c-section, which adds significant risk for further health complications even though vaginal birth after cesarean (VBAC) has been proven safe for most of those women.
· A third of birthing women will have their labor induced or intensified artificially with drugs without a sufficient medical need to do so, which isn't supported by evidence and is proven to increase complications (including cesarean births).
· More than half of birthing women are prevented from eating and drinking during labor and are also confined to a bed, which is not based on evidence and is proven to increase risks and complications.
· Many women feel bullied or that they weren't given adequate information with which to give informed consent for various procedures and interventions and end up feeling disappointed by their birth experience.
Improving Birth seeks to change these statistics and is holding their 2nd annual Rally for Change on Labor Day 2013. I will be at the rally, along with many other childbirth professionals and Tulsa parents. We want to increase awareness for Evidence Based Birth Care and empower women to take ownership over their birth experiences.
The Improving Birth Rally is not about natural vs. medicated birth or hospital vs. home birth or birth center births. It's about respect for women and their decisions in chidlbirth!
Join with Tulsa families and childbirth professionals on September 2, 2013 at Green Acres Market in Jenks, Oklahoma for the Improving Birth Rally for Change. From 10am-Noon there will be a rally with local speakers and people holding signs to raise awareness for the change we want to see in maternity care.
From Noon-3pm there will be a maternity fair with local birth professionals, healthcare providers and other vendors available for expectant parents to meet and get information about their births. There will even be giveaways, and I will be giving away a birth plan manual!
Join us to make your voice heard and to learn about your choices in childbirth and help us improve birth in Tulsa!