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Missouri lawmakers pass cannabis extract bill
Legislation goes to Gov. Jay Nixon
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. —
Missouri lawmakers have given final approval to a bill that would allow use of a cannabis extract by people whose epilepsy isn't relieved by other treatments.
On Thursday, the Senate passed the bill 32-0. House members later approved it 136-12, which sends the legislation to Gov. Jay Nixon.
The bill would allow use of "hemp extract" containing little of the substance that makes marijuana users feel high and greater amounts of a chemical called cannabidiol, or CBD.
Senators approved the measure after Sen. Eric Schmitt gave an impassioned speech about his son, who has epilepsy. Schmitt said he doesn't know if CBD oil will work but that a lot of families are willing to try. Schmitt's family watched the debate from the Senate chamber.

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text: Coordinator's Column | June 01, 2008From the Coordinator Author Notes © 2008 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Article Information Coordinator's Column Coordinator's Column | June 01, 2008 From the Coordinator SIG 2 Perspectives on Neurophysiology and Neurogenic Speech and Language Disorders, June 2008, Vol. 18, 41-42. doi:10.1044/nnsld18.2.41 SIG 2 Perspectives on Neurophysiology and Neurogenic Speech and Language Disorders, June 2008, Vol. 18, 41-42. doi:10.1044/nnsld18.2.41 View Article Figures Tables PDF PDF Supplemental Data Supplements Multimedia Share Email Twitter Facebook Pinterest Tools Get Citation Citation From the Coordinator. Perspect Neurophysiol Neurogenic Speech Lang Disord, 18(2), 41-42. doi: 10.1044/nnsld18.2.41. Download citation file: RIS (Zotero) EndNote BibTex Medlars ProCite RefWorks Reference Manager © 2018 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association × Alerts User Alerts You are adding an alert for: From the Coordinator You will receive an email whenever this article is corrected, updated, or cited in the literature. You can manage this and all other alerts in My Account The alert will be sent to: Confirm × Sign In or Create a free account to receive alerts. × Welcome to the second issue of Perspectives in 2008—the year Perspectives has gone green! I hope the transition to online Perspectives has been easy. Summer is upon us, bringing with it the annual tradition of commencement ceremonies marking the entrance of new professionals into their chosen careers. Please join me in welcoming the graduates in speech-language pathology and audiology as they begin their careers in clinical or academic settings. I encourage each of you to talk with our newest colleagues—as well as other colleagues—about the benefits of Special Interest Division affiliation, and recruit them to become part of the Division program. I look forward to welcoming many new affiliates to Division 2 as our membership continues to increase; we currently have over 3,500 affiliates. Subscribe to view more For full access to this article, log in to an existing user account, become a SIG affiliate, or purchase a short-term subscription. Become a SIG Affiliate Join a SIG Pay Per View Entire SIG 2 Perspectives on Neurophysiology and Neurogenic Speech and Language Disorders content & archive 24-hour access $25.00 Buy Now This Issue 24-hour access $17.00 Buy Now This Article 24-hour access $10.00 Buy Now Sign In or Create an Account Please sign in using your ASHA.org login. If you do not have an ASHA login, you may register with us for free by creating a new account. Sign In or Create an Account We've Changed Our Publication Model... The 19 individual SIG Perspectives publications have been relaunched as the new, all-in-one Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups. Learn more > Related Articles Related Topics


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Microsoft TMG and UAG ninja Gregg O'Brien walks us through how he resolved a recent critical customer issue with UAG.
Recently, Service Pack 4 for Unified Access Gateway 2010 was released. Some customers I have worked with have experienced a problem when installing this Service Pack. The observed issues is that the installation erases any existing configuration present on the UAG server/array. Due to the schema changes in the upgraded service pack, backed up copies of the configuration cannot be restored.
Though this sounds pretty grim, things aren't so bad!
Should you wind up in this position, perform the following steps and you should be back in business.
Steps To Resolve The Issue
1) Uninstall the Service Pack from Programs and Features in the Control Panel.
2) Reboot the server. Upon rebooting, confirm that the version of UAG is 4.0.3206.10100. This is the version number corresponding to UAG Service Pack 3, Update Rollup 1. (More info on how to check the UAG version is available here)
3) Once the Service Pack is uninstalled, the configuration should be restored automatically. Confirm that this is the case, and that applications are functioning as they were before. If not, restore the configuration from a backup.
4) Once UAG is operational again, activate the configuration and reboot the server.
5) Once the server has been rebooted, activate the configuration once more and close the UAG management console.
6) Install UAG 2010 Service Pack 4 again, and reboot as required.
7) Verify that the UAG configuration has been preserved and confirm that published applications are working
8) At this point, I would recommend backing up the configuration so that you have a backup based on the schema introduced in Service Pack 4. More info on that here.
Hopefully you never end up having to deal with this scenario. However, if you do this article should help you make quick work of resolving the issue.
Posted by MSPFE editor Rhoderick Milne who is thankful that we have people like Gregg to save the day! And we are all testing these updates in a lab prior to installing in production, right ??


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So I have the new hard drive for my laptop (it doesn't have an optical drive!)
But how do I get the contents of the old one onto the new one?
I have an external hard disc, and I figure the first step would be to create an iso image file of the old hdd, save it on the external disc – but then what?
1. I don't know which software to use for creating that iso image *of the complete hdd, with all the partitions*.
2. Then, after inserting the new hdd, I'd need a tool that can both boot the computer, and mount the iso image to the new drive.
What do you recommend? I've tried the WD edition of Acronis in Windows, but it already messed up 2 steps, so I'd prefer to use Linux tools for this process, but which ones?
The best and easy way is to use this free application: Paragon Backup And Recovery:
It is able to manage different scenarios: migration (backup and recovery) from a smaller Hard Disk to a greater one; migration (backup and recovery) from a greater Hard Disk to a smaller one; migration from an Hard Disk to an SSD unit.
Its wizard makes it easy the process for new bye too.
Thank you.
For people with a Mac, a great, old trusted tool for making a bootable copy of your Mac hard drive is an app called SuperDuper! . It's really simple and although there is a paid version for under $30, the free tool is all most people need.
for windows you may like to check this
for Linux use dd to copy the first hard to the second one
both methods "should" work. (they do most of the time) but they can fail so be cautious
and one more thing, windows won't work if the hardware is changed (hard inserted in another PC)(since this is the same laptop again this "should" work)
Here is a an article from Tina/MUO:
5 Ways To Clone & Copy Your Hard Drive
As long new drive is bigger than old one (aren't they always?) you can clone old hard drive directly onto new one. You would have to put new drive into external caddy for the duration of the cloning.
Use Unetbootin to make bootable usb stick of Linix distro of your choice. My personal preference is Ubuntu, but I think even Damn Small Linux would suffice.
When you boot into live system, take note of hard drive designation in /dev branch of the file-system.
Launch terminal and run following command:
sudo dd if=/dev/sda of=/dev/usbdrive bs=1M
Which will copy contents of old drive byte-by-byte. Surprisingly enough, you don't even have to worry about drive size difference as most of Linux partitioning tools will automatically discover discrepancy and allow you to fix it.
Now you just need to swap drives and boot into your old system configuration.
Clonezilla Live on USB flash drive or USB hard drive
Install Clonezilla on USB
Clonezilla - Creating a Bootable USB Drive with a Image Included.
SBS-0702091359: Clonezilla Backup One Partition HDD to External USB HDD
Check with your mfg 're proper size for new hard drive. You can then go on line and purchase cloning software and hard drive with phone assistance. Works like a charm as long as you purchase the correct size of hard drive. Listen to your mfg recommendations. Don't go larger.
Grab a copy of Clonezilla and use Unetbootin (or a similar tool) to create a bootable USB drive. Boot up the laptop using the USB drive and clone your current hard drive to the external drive. Replace the old hard drive with the new one. Boot the laptop with the USB drive again and restore the image to the new drive.


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? Stefania D'Alessio teaches English language at the Italian Secondary School. She took her Phd at the University of Bari, specializing in English for special purposes. She is contract professor of English language at the Faculty of Medicine at "Federico II" University of Naples and at the Second University of Naples. In 2006, she was awarded of the European Language Label Prize by the Italian Ministry for Education and Isfol-National LLP Agency, that encourages new initiatives, regarding new techniques in the field of teaching/learning foreign languages. She has published several articles, glossaries and one book on translation studies.


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During NCAA Division III Week (April 7-13), UW-Eau Claire Athletics is posting spotlights from select Blugolds each day throughout the week. Today's post features Megan Hanson, who competes in women's soccer.
Name: Megan Hanson
Hometown/High School: Verona, Wis./Verona Area
Year: Sophomore
Sport: Soccer
Major: Nursing
Why did you choose to be a Division III student-athlete?
Soccer has always been a key factor in my life. It seems to be the one thing that always stays constant when everything else around me is changing. I know I wanted to continue playing in college, while also pursuing my academic dream of going to school to become a nurse. UW-Eau Claire and Division III soccer provided the perfect balance for me.
What do you like most about competing in the WIAC?
There is a great level of competition—I get to play with and compete against some high-level athletes who play the game for no other reason than their love of the game. Plus, I am able to create a ton of life-long friendships.
What is the greatest lesson you have learned from being a student-athlete?
I have learned that you can't control everything in life. You have to relieve yourself of the worries of things you can't control and do your best at the things you can. In soccer and life, you can always control your attitude and effort.
Who has been the most influential person in your athletic career?
My mother. She passed away the summer before I went to college, she encouraged me to pursue soccer beyond high school because she knew how much I enjoyed it and what a positive effect it had on my life. Being a PE teacher, she was the epitome of a healthy lifestyle and raised me to be the happiest and healthiest person I can be.
If you have been involved in community service projects, which project has been the most rewarding and why?
I volunteered at a homeless shelter is New York City over the summer. It really opened my eyes and showed me how fortunate I am.
If you could meet any athlete, who would it be and what one question would you ask them?
Michael Phelps. When your muscles are exhausted and you're all out of breath, what drives you to continue working hard to finish your race?
What is your greatest sports moment?
Winning state in high school.
What is/are your favorite TV shows?
Criminal Minds and Law and Order: Special Victims Unit
What is/are your favorite foods?
If you could live any place in the world, where would it be?
Right here in Wisconsin. I had a great childhood in the Madison area and I also love it here in Eau Claire. Why would I want to move anywhere else?
What does your "bucket list" include?
I would love to be able to see an Olympic games, hold a real, live panda bear, and be able to travel around the world as a nurse.
If you could have one superpower, what would it be?
To be able to fly.
How would your teammates describe you?
Competitive, hard-working, dedicated.
Do you have any pre-game/pre-event rituals? If so, what are they?
I play center defense with one of my best friends. We have a handshake we do before every game.
What is your dream job?
To be a nurse in a foreign country.


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I'm sorry but most of you won't be invited. I know it's a big disappointment, but hey, five or ten years from now, most of the worst pain will be gone. By 2030, 2040 at the latest, there'll be only scar tissue.
Now it's not your fault. Nothing you did or didn't do or could've done. There's simply a large element of the arbitrary at work in a free democratic society where nobody's automatically in and nobody's automatically out. You're either invited or you're not. It's Calvinist if you're inclined that way, Darwinian if you're not.
There's no magic trick or secret prayer that'll improve your chances. Fate doesn't work that way. It's deaf to your imploring as it is to the wails of the crazy. It does what it does and you and all your aspirations are just debris kicked up in the process. The dog barks and the caravan moves on.
A few things you might try to get on your Maker's good side. Sacrifice the choice cuts. Love your neighbor — not easy, I know. Read better books. Clip and dispose of your own toenails. Do good to those trying to rip you off. Share your root beer with ol' Sneaky Snake. If your pals have nicknamed you B.O. Plenty, take steps. Give your cell phone to some mendicant, who'll probably try to eat it. None of this will put that invitation in your shirt pocket, but it'll put you on a better road.
In this context, if there's a felony involved, whether you were acquitted or convicted is a lesser factor than what the charge was. Some criminal charges are just too disgraceful to bounce all the way back from, just as some bankruptcies... . No, never mind that. You can bounce all the way back from any bankruptcy, and from any number of them. Look at the ruin that was once Sheriff Hot Dog. The oldtimer yonder clerking in the liquor store. A picture of respectability now. But no invitation in his in-box, I'd bet money.
Also strictly in this unhappy context, where the pope gets his shoes matters considerably more than how many millions his benighted policies have brought to despair. But on the other hand, if you're Tony Alamo, it doesn't matter where you get your kickers — or which species of reptile contributed the skin for them. Here's a prediction: no invitation for either the Holy Father or the Holy Dick. My preference would be no thumpers at all — no smokers either — and I reckon I do get the final say.
I can't tell you who's been invited or will be invited, but I can share just a few insider suspicions about who hasn't been and won't be.
Thumb down for Elvis Presley of Star City. A non-invitee even if he's elected governor in November, which I assume he will be. A stellar name's just not enough.
Down also for the River City anchor who recently reported herself to have been electrocuted by a faulty hairdryer. It's not that such shocking overstatement is an automatic disqualifier. It isn't. Wally Hall there on his stool has surely been electrocuted 50 times — no telling how many times a vicarious magician has seesawed him half in two, neither — and it didn't get him marked off the list. Something did, but not that.
Down also for anyone who's done both of these things (1) Stage a gaudy, sanctimonious reprise wedding to supercede the old one just to bag a new wagonload of wedding presents, and maybe secondarily to get a tighter clutch on the driftier super-sanctimonious vote; and (2) grant clemency to safely-put-away monsters so they can scurry out scot-free to become serial killers. Again, the Great Scorer might not've X'ed him from the list for either offense. But taken together, there's just no way. He was as screwed as Paris Hilton.
The orange guy from Ohio who wants to be Speaker of the House gets a thumb down because I don't invite orange people, or morons, or Ohians. The last Ohian I liked was U.S. Grant. I liked James Thurber's cartoons, but I understand I wouldn't have liked James Thurber personally inasmuch as he was a hateful old son-of-a-bitch. Witt and Jack Stephens liked John Glenn a lot, but he was a little too struck on himself for my taste, especially there toward the end. Is he still alive? If so, here's a Soup Nazi-type heads up for you, John: No invitation for you!
No Buffets or Gateses or McDucks. No Waltons, either, which means Blanche Lincoln wouldn't be interested in attending, even if she were on the list, which of course she isn't. In your dreams, BL, even though I do like those initials.
Looks like thumbs down for just about the whole kaboodle, which is what I was trying to say there at the start. I don't even know if I'm on the list, and it's my list. In fact, I'm certain I'm not on it. I wasn't even one of the late cuts. Scar tissue for ol' moi also! It's like the man who built my house wouldn't build his own for fear that his work wouldn't be up to his own high standards.


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Christ my God, set my heart on fire with love in You, that in its flame I may love You with all my heart, with all my mind, and with all my soul and with all my strength, and my neighbor as myself, so that by keeping Your commandments I may glorify You the Giver of every good and perfect gift. Amen.
The page you link to says the product was added to the catalogue in 2007?
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Quote from: peterfarrington on October 23, 2011, 07:24:13 AMThe page you link to says the product was added to the catalogue in 2007?That's accurate, but it's been out of print for some time. They must've printed a limited number and then quit. At $70, I can see the limited appeal, but HTM's high quality (along with the work itself) will probably justify me buying it. Thanks for pointing this out, Alveus, and thanks for the alternatives Fr. Peter.
I think 2007 was the year they first announced they were reprinting it offered them in Xerox form.
It hasn't be in print since the mid 1980's. Those start used at around $500 if they're pretty worn-out.
Well, it's on Amazon...for abous 525 bucks
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I'll probably get this eventually when I"m caught up with all the other stuff I'm planning to read. $70 is steep but HTM's books are beautifully done and made to last.
Do you know if those are all the homilies?
It came in the mail today and it is beautiful! Highly recommended!
Quote from: Iconodule on October 27, 2011, 02:52:31 PMI'll probably get this eventually when I"m caught up with all the other stuff I'm planning to read. $70 is steep but HTM's books are beautifully done and made to last. Yeah, get it when you can. It's a gem and I can already tell from a skimming that it's really heavy stuff. I'm honestly probably not even spiritually mature enough to read it yet, but when well I ever be, really?
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In the miles and points community, we often talk about traveling far from home, but how far have you traveled from your original home (e.g. birthplace)? One of the things I really enjoy about traveling is the map side of things – I am trying to visit all 3,143 counties in the United States, as well as visit several other map-geek places on my travel bucket list.
A few months ago, the New York Times published an article mapping migration in the United States, by state.
This type of map is called a Voronoi treemap map, and shows the percentage of people in each state that were born in that state. For example, Nevada had the lowest percentage – of all people who were living in Nevada in 2012, only 25% of them were BORN in Nevada. Almost as many (19%) were born in California.
My home state of Ohio has the 2nd highest percentage of native born people (2nd only to Louisiana) – unfortunately I'm one of the "Other" 25% – I was born in Germany! I did appreciate that they put my 5% "Outside the US" slice right there in Southwest Ohio where I live!!! 😀
On the NY Times site, you can also see the percentages in 1900 as well as 1950.
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The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has today confirmed its support for the acquisition of the John Murray Archive, awarding a Stage Two Grant of £17.7 million to the National Library of Scotland. The archive is considered to be an incomparable piece of 19th-century British history and HLF's support will mean the archive will be open to the public for the first time and given a permanent home in Edinburgh, the first UNESCO City of Literature.
Patricia Ferguson, Minister for Tourism, Culture and Sport said: 'The John Murray Archive is a remarkable and rich record of British literary life and society over three centuries. Securing the archive for Scotland and indeed for the whole of the UK is a major achievement. This funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund will ensure that future generations are guaranteed access to this important collection.'
Colin McLean, Manager for the HLF in Scotland said: 'The John Murray Archive is one of Scotland's national treasures and we're delighted to be able to support it with a £17.7 million grant. Not only will this grant support the acquisition of this comprehensive collection, but it will also ensure that access to the archive will be dramatically improved for members of the general public, creating an invaluable resource not only for the people of Scotland, but for the whole of the UK.'
Martyn Wade, National Librarian, said: 'We are delighted at the Heritage Lottery Fund's announcement. The John Murray Archive is the most important archive to become publicly available in the last 100 years, and is now secured for the nation. The Archive complements the Library's existing collections and will enrich the cultural life of Scotland, with initial research already revealing hidden treasures. The Library will continue to forge ahead with its fundraising campaign to achieve the final funding target of £6.5m.'
The John Murray Publishing House, established in 1768 by the company's Edinburgh-born namesake, was one of the greatest, and perhaps most influential, of all the British publishing houses, with an unrivalled list of authors. Since then, seven generations of the Murray publishing family have maintained an archive of business papers, correspondence and manuscripts, which has become an outstanding national treasure and captures a critical period of Britain's intellectual development.
The richness of the archive comes from the individuals represented and the evidence it offers of friendships, collaborations and influences across literature, exploration, politics and scientific and engineering discovery. The manuscripts, letters and papers collected by the family form an unmatched record of ideas and discoveries that have shaped the modern world. From George Elliot, Jane Austen and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to David Livingstone, Charles Darwin and Benjamin Disraeli, it also includes the most extensive and important collection of Byron's work in the world.
The collection has been housed at John Murray's family home in London where public access was severely limited. As a result of the grant from the HLF, a John Murray Archive Reading Room will be opened at the National Library of Scotland, as well as a permanent exhibition area for people to find out more out about the archive. Five thousand key documents will also be digitised for internet access in the first phase of the digitisation process, with another 10,000 items to be digitised within the following three years. Touring exhibitions will also be created so that more people across the UK can learn from and enjoy this unique piece of British history.
As well as the current home to the archive, John Murray's family home in London was also the historic venue of John Murray's 'Four O'clock Friends' meetings. During the early 19th century, afternoon tea in John Murray's drawing room was an extraordinary event. Each day some of the greatest writers, thinkers and adventurers would gather in Murray's home for a remarkable exchange of creativity, new ideas, invention and exploration - a tradition that was marked in the John Murray publishing family for over 200 years.
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Implementation ProgressMonday, November 29th, 2010 by hartmans
At the end of September, things were quite exciting as we had our first project meeting. At that meeting those in the room saw a demonstration of the Moonshot GSS EAP mechanism and we discussed a number of open issues and began to plan for our test infrastructure. We've made significant progress on the specification front and on explaining Moonshot to important communities since then. However there has been little public progress on the implementation front.
Unfortunately, getting the necessary legal clearance and agreements to release code often takes longer than anyone would like; that is what is happening here. We're all eagerly awaiting final approval from the lawyers and JANET(UK) management. However, things have been moving behind the scenes. Throughout much of October, Luke Howard and Linus Nordberg were working on their respective parts of the code.
I've also been working on putting together the test and build infrastructure. As we discussed at the meeting, we're going to use Debian and Ubuntu as the basis for our testing. For example, we hope to release virtual machine images for these platforms for the major Moonshot components. Thus the primary build environment for our testing and virtualization will be for Debian. I've been putting together that here. Right now, that branch will pull together packages of the SAML infrastructure that we need. I've also been looking into virtualized test frameworks and believe I've found one that meets our needs. I've also put together some primitive build infrastructure that is independent of packaging available here. I've set up a buildbot that builds both environments. So, as the code becomes available we'll be in a good position to start making it available.


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I KNOW this sounds strange but consider this:
Some lady friend of either low or high nobility (sorry I know) who was Greek, made a memoir of Napoleon's father and family, if I'm not mistaken.
This lady mentioned that the Buonoparte family, the family's real last name, spoke Greek in their household with this lady. Incidentally, 'Buonoparte" means "Good/Beautiful Part/Portion"
Researchers have found that Greeks from the Mani peninsula of Greece moved to Corsica and setteled there.
In Greek, Kalomeridi or Kalomero (in some Greek circles) means "Good/Beautiful Portion/Part"
When Napoleon's Father died, Napoleon was met in Paris by a Mr. Kalomero who took care of him, if my memory serves me well.
Coincidence? I don't think so.
Why would Bonaparte's family speak Greek ANYWAY? To be "international and exotic?"


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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — An alternate juror who sat through a murder trial that prompted a fierce immigration debate says he agrees with the jury's decision to acquit a Mexican man of murder for the shooting death of a San Francisco woman two years ago.
Phil Van Stockum said in an interview Wednesday that there was no evidence Jose Ines Garcia Zarate planned or meant to kill Kate Steinle on July 1, 2015.
He said acquitting Garcia Zarate of involuntary manslaughter was a closer call. But he said jurors had to first determine that the Mexican man was brandishing a gun before it fired and killed Steinle.
Garcia Zarate said he didn't know he had a gun in his hands until it fired.
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A report in in today's Variety states that director Peter Weir (The Truman Show) is "in discussions" to helm a big-screen version of Patrick O'Brian's bestselling 1969 novel Master and Commander. The book was the first of a twenty novel series written by O'Brian (who died in January) detailing the adventures of the Royal Navy in the 19th Century. The Variety story also points out that the books, with their bestseller status and cult following, could provide the seeds of a successful franchise for 20th Century Fox, the studio developing the project.
No script currently exists for the project, although Variety does mention two major screenwriters who have gone on the record as being fans of O'Brian's books: Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare in Love) and David Mamet (writer/director of the upcoming State and Main). Mamet, in fact, recently wrote a New York Times piece that "compared O'Brian to Mark Twain and Sir Arthur Conan Doyle," according to the Variety story.
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Activate your account by:
- use a computer lab to print a document using the pre-installed WEPA print drivers, or
- signing in to wepanow.com.
When you do one of the above, using your FSW email address and Portal password to login, your account is activated and ready to use!
After getting your account activated, you will be able to login at any kiosk with your FSW email address and Portal password or simply swipe your Buc Card to retrieve and print your documents.
Print on Campus
You can send your files to the WEPA™ print cloud from labs and libraries on campus, then print your files at any WEPA™ print kiosk.
- To print a file from a computer on campus, open the file and select "File" then "Print"
- Select "WEPA-BW Printer to print the document in black and white or select "WEPA-Color Printer" to print the document in high definition color.
- Provide final approval for the file to be sent to the WEPA™ print cloud by clicking the "Proceed" button.
- A window will appear prompting you to login to your WEPA™ account which will place the uploaded file in your account.
- After clicking the "Ok" button, a window will appear that notifies you that the file has been uploaded and is available to be printed at any WEPA™ kiosk. The file is available in the cloud for 24 hours.
NOTE: A release code will be generated which allows you to display your print job at the kiosk. However, a faster way to display your print job(s) is to swipe your Buc Card at the kiosk or login with your FSW email address and Portal password.
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You can send your files to the WEPA™ print cloud from any computer on or off campus that is connected to the Internet and then print your files at any WEPA™ print kiosk. The files must be sent by using either the WEPA™ print drivers or by uploading the files to the WEPA™ website.
Print via WEPA Print Driver
- Download the WEPA™ print driver onto your personal computer by logging into your account at wepanow.com and selecting "Drivers."
- Printing occurs through the same method as printing from a lab or library on campus.
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- Upload your file(s) by logging into your WEPA™ account at wepanow.com and selecting "Web Upload."
- You will be required to login to your WEPA™ account (by swiping your BUC Card or logging in with your FSW email address and Portal password) at the WEPA™ print kiosk and select the files that you want to print.


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The Arri 562395 Lens Case with Wheels is a custom foam padded ATA transit case with wheels made to carry and ship an Arri 5 Lens Set for Arrisun 120 Par Light. The case is made from ABS plastic laminated over 1/4" plywood.
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Master Class: Anne Johnson—Leveraging Sustainable Design in the Packaging Life Cycle
Date: July 28, 2010
Time: 4:00 p.m. ET
Duration: 1 hour
Register now for this DesignCast
Today, there is no such thing as the perfect sustainable package. A consumer product involves many materials, systems, and behaviors that are beyond a designer's control. So where exactly can designers have an impact?
In this presentation, Anne Johnson, director of the Sustainable Packaging Coalition at GreenBlue, will place the designer in the center of a package's life cycle and pinpoint the areas where we have influence. We'll also provide case studies that illustrate how to use renewable materials and how we can communicate the ethics of stewardship.
You'll also learn:
• A usable, workable definition of sustainability
• The difference between renewable and sustainable materials
• The importance of recovery
• How to create a culture of awareness by sending signals to consumers about the importance of sustainability
• Where the tradeoffs for sustainability are likely to occur in the design process
BONUS: When you register for this DesignCast, you will also receive two FREE PDFs! Preview an article from the August issue of Print called "Project Renewal," which includes an interview with Anne Johnson, as well as educational material provided by the Sustainable Packaging Coalition and GreenBlue to complement the DesignCast experience even further.


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The Perils of Polygamy
L'affaire Stanley Ho and the long, unhappy history of polygamy in China.
The lunar New Year is an opportunity for Chinese to reflect on the importance of close family ties and domestic harmony. This year the saga of Stanley Ho, the 89-year-old Macau gaming tycoon, provides an object lesson in how unhappy life is when those blessings are absent.
To recap: Mr. Ho's health is declining, and his succession plan has run off the rails. He has at least 16 children by four women, three of whom are alive and retain the title of "Mrs. Ho." The four families are jostling for control of his assets,...


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Fila Headway 6 Trail Running Shoes (For Women)
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About Fila Headway 6 Trail Running Shoes (For Women)
Closeouts. Lightweight, flexible and highly breathable, Fila's Headway 6 trail running shoes offer cushiony comfort and durable traction on uneven terrain; reflective trim keeps you visible in low-light conditions.
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- EVA midsole absorbs shock, provides added cushioning
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- Upper: Mesh with leather and synthetic overlays
- Lining: Mesh
- Removable insole
- Midsole: Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA)
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- Heel height: 1-1/4"
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Today I went on my second San Francisco adventure of the summer. A week or so ago I read about the Chipotle Cultivate Festival, a celebration of local farmers that featured cooking demonstration, free tastings, artisan tents, and of course, my favorite, music!! Since I'm very openly a music and food fanatic, especially when the food is organic and fresh from a LOCAL farm (I think it's really important to support smaller local companies, organization, and community efforts), this was obviously an event I was going to be attending. It was a really cool festival! I tasted some amazing guacamole (I literally could have eaten it by the spoonful), mildly spicy and extremely flavor-filled arugula salsa, satisfyingly textured buckwheat chocolate chip and pomegranate cookies, light and crispy tortilla chips, cranberry coconut granola, and pistachio caramel corn. There was also a huge selection of artisan wine and beers available for sampling. I only tried two, Speakeasy's Big Daddy IPA and Social Kitchen and Brewery's Red Ale. Both were rich, flavor filled, and wonderfully hoppy, just the way I like them. The music highlights of the day were Matt Costa and LP. I've been a Matt Costa fan FOREVER, so I was pumped to finally here him live. LP is a new artist who I heard for the first time last night when looking up the people who were going to be performing at the event. Her music has a fun indie feel to it. To top off the day, I was able to snag a few seeds to take away with me and plant at home. I now have a lovely collection of heirloom lettuce, tomato, and radish seeds that are ready and waiting to be planted in my garden.
Overall I give the event a two thumbs up. There was a lot of community support for the local farmers represented and everyone seemed to be enjoying the fresh food and music. I was also really happy to see that there were tons of people in the educational tents where information was provided about organic sustainable farming and the importance of working towards the cultivation of healthier foods and the creation of a better environment. It was a little chillier than I would have liked, but that's just San Francisco for you. You always have to be prepared with a jacket when going to the city that's famous for its fog.


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Hi Kittie-
I just want everyone to know how awesome I think you are. I've chatted several times with her, guys. She has good advise and is a very caring person.
Love ya Kittie!!!!
Hello Scaredy Cat
Thank you for the welcome. Getting into chat can sometimes be tricky I always forget to put what room I'm going to or put in the wrong password...lol and have to do it till I get all three areas right. Fibro fog lol. But I do hope to chat with you soon.
Lyn that is good advice you gave cat. Sometimes the chat rooms can be over whelming they get so busy at times. But if you ever want to chat we will go to another room so it's just you and I. You just let me know at anytime and I will be watching for your post.


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This modern semi-detached villa is in 15 minutes walking distance to Göcek town centre that provides impressive range of facilities for a little town.
Beautifully maintained garden offers relaxation in tranquil surroundings and the pool is there for you to chill under the hot mediterranean sun. The houses in this area are quite apart from each other so the garden and the pool area is nicely secluded.
Villa Luna has an open plan living area on the ground floor. The interior is modern, spacious and stylish and has been equipped to meet your every need. The french doors in the living room open onto a large balcony. Built-in barbecue, table and chairs are ready for your al fresco dining. Back in the villa,there is also a shower room on this floor with wc.
The stairs takes you down to the basement floor. There is a large space here with the pool pump room. This floor is not in use for our guests.
There are 2 bedrooms on the first floor. The large bedroom has a king size bed and the other bedroom has double. These 2 bedrooms share a shower room.
The third bedroom with king size bed is in the attic. The bathroom on this floor has a large bath with a jacuzi.
All the rooms are airconditioned.
A maid service will exchange the beddings and towels mid stay on all 2 week bookings.
Water and electricity bills are all included in the price.
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After you successfully submit your reservation request, you will receive an e-mail response from the home owner or property manager, within the next 24 hours. At this point, the full details of your confirmed reservation including the address of the property and the contact details of your local host will be shared with you through e-mail.
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This is our first use of Futuremark PCMark 7 for a processor review. PCMark 7 which is specifically designed for Windows 7. It measures the performance of the latest PC hardware across a variety of common scenarios.
PCMark Vantage 7 supports both system level and component level benchmarking and comprises several different test suites but for the purposes of this review, we employed the standard test suite. The nice thing about it is that you can submit your scores online and compare against others.
AMD FX-8150 Detailed Benchmark Results:
Intel Core i7-3960X Detailed Benchmark Results:
Looking at the detailed test results between the AMD FX-8150 'Bulldozer' and the Intel Core i7-3960X 'Sandy Bridge-E' processor we can see that Intel rules the roost in this test. Both systems run a Crucial C300 SATA III 6Gbps hard drive, so that is why the system storage tests are nearly identical.
Benchmark Results: PCMark 7 had the Intel Core i7-3060X leading the group of processors be roughly 350 points more than the next competitor, which is the Intel Core i7-990X. It looks like the successor to Gulftown is doing well!
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JCMASTER Shower Chair with Back and Arms for Disabled
Amazon Deal Of The Day: JCMASTER Shower Chair with Back and Arms for Disabled
Shower seat with back and arms – This deluxe bath chair designed with back and arms which is more comfortable and stable when you sit on it for shower, back and arms are detachable
High quality material and special design – The shower bench is made of eco-friendly material, durable and lightweight, corrosion proof, rubber foot pads and drainage holes reduce slip
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McAfee LinuxShield
Product Overview
NetShield for NetWare and LinuxShield provide continuous scanning for viruses, worms and other malicious code with automatic updates and central management. NetShield for NetWare and LinuxShield can both be managed through a single console - McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator.
Features and Capabilities
NetShield for NetWare and LinuxShield include the following features:
- Always-on, real-time scanning for viruses, worms, malicious code, distributed denial-of-service attacks, backdoor and remote Trojans, and zombies
- Graphical reporting
- Security policies
- Heuristic scanning (identifies and blocks unknown viruses using behavior-based rules)
- Archive scanning (scans and detects data blocks in archived or compressed files)
- Automatic update
- Centralized management through ePolicy Orchestrator
OES Compatibility
|OES Component
|Compatibility Description
|OES NetWare
|NetShield for NetWare supported on OES NetWare (NetWare 6.5)
|OES Linux
|LinuxShield available for OES, SLES 9 & 10, NLSBS, NLD 9, SLED 10
|NSS Volumes
|Supported with NetShield for NetWare and LinuxShield for SUSE
|File-level scans only - no GroupWise message-level scans for viruses
|Integrates with eDirectory for virus alerts to administrators
|Official statement of support
Installation Tips
- NetShield for NetWare runs as a series of NLMs.
- LinuxShield installation can be accomplished manually through packages or by running a script.
- If using LinuxShield 1.3 on Novell Open Enterprise Server with NSS volumes, LinuxShield 1.3 Support Pack 2 is required.
- NetShield for NetWare Datasheet
- NetShield for NetWare Product Information
- LinuxShield Datasheet
- LinuxShield Product Information
Overview of Solution Architecture and Integration
NetShield for NetWare and LinuxShield are McAfee anti-virus solutions that run on Novell Open Enterprise Server - NetWare and Novell Open Enterprise Server - Linux, respectively. Both applications can be installed and managed separately, or both can be managed through a single management interface-ePolicy Orchestrator.
McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator is a management server with console that runs on a Windows workstation. Remote consoles can also be configured on Windows workstations. Distributed repositories can be created on NetWare, Linux, UNIX or Windows servers. Management agents are installed on Novell Open Enterprise Server - NetWare servers or Novell Open Enterprise Server - Linux.
Management console showing NetShield for NetWare.
Management console showing LinuxShield.
Novell Certifications
Novell "Yes" certification for multiple NetWare platforms provides faster, easier and more integrated anti-virus defenses for Novell environments or mixed NetWare and Linux networks.
Novell Bulletin Linuxshield 1.4.0:
- http://developer.novell.com/yes/86830.htm
- http://developer.novell.com/yes/86829.htm
- http://developer.novell.com/yes/86828.htm
- http://developer.novell.com/yes/86827.htm
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MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — A concert with the Fox Lane High School Chamber Orchestra, a benefit for Friends of Karen and the opening of the Katonah Museum of Art's new quilt exhibit are among the events happening in the Mount Kisco and Bedford area this weekend.
Friday, Feb. 22
Katonah Thrift Shop Book Sale : 10 a.m. Collect armloads of books at bargain prices during the Katonah Thrift Shop's annual book sale through March 2. Featured are adult and children's fiction and nonfiction; CDs, DVDs and X-Box computer games; coffee table books and recent best sellers; as well as picture books and learning materials for children. Thrift shop hours are 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays. For further information, call 914-232-3010. Katonah Thrift Shop, 71 Bedford Road, Katonah.
Kid's Movie Night at Westchester Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness: 6 p.m. Drop off the kids for two hours for a movie, popcorn and pizza. This event is appropriate for children ages 5 through 13. Non-members are welcome. Call 914-244-8888 to reserve a space. Admission is $20 and kids can bring a buddy for free. Westchester Mixed Martial Arts & Fitness, 333 N. Bedford Road, Mount Kisco.
Fox Lane High Chamber Orchestra Concert: 7 p.m. Enjoy the Fox Lane High School Chamber Orchestra's Basically Baroque Concert. Program will include works by Bach, Vivaldi, Geminiani, Albinoni and Corelli. A meet-the-artists reception will follow. The Presbyterian Church of Mount Kisco, 605 Millwood Road, Mount Kisco.
Saturday, Feb. 23
SAT Bootcamp : 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For $165, students can learn every strategy they need to outsmart the SAT with Catalyst's SAT Bootcamp at Fox Lane High School on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 23 and 24. Sign up online . Fox Lane High School, 632 S. Bedford Road, Bedford.
Wine & Dine Divine: 7 p.m. Enjoy an evening of casual elegance at "Wine & Dine Divine ." This event at The Yellow Monkey vintage store in Cross River is designed by ConsciousWine. Enjoy samples of boutique wines selected by Vine & Co. matched with locally sourced gourmet cuisines. There will also be an opportunity to meet a Friends of Karen family and hear their story first-hand. Tickets are $75. The Yellow Monkey, 792 New York Route 35, Cross River.
An Acoustic Evening with Ashley Wool and Friends : 7:30 p.m. For the first time in more than three years, local artist Ashley Wool will be performing her original songs and some covers as well. This event will kick off a concert/cabaret series at The Space, featuring local artists. Copies of Ashley Wool's CDs will be available for purchase. Tickets are $7. The Space, 25 Hubbels Dr., Mount Kisco.
Open Mic Night at the Muscoot Tavern : 8 p.m. Come for dinner and drinks and enjoy local musicians at a special Open Mic Night. BUKU Blu will be rocking out as back-up band for any local talent who want to show their stuff. Muscoot Tavern, 105 Route 100, Katonah.
Sunday, Feb. 24
SAT Bootcamp : 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. For $165, students can learn every strategy they need to outsmart the SAT with Catalyst's SAT Bootcamp at Fox Lane High School on Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 23 and 24. Fox Lane High School, 632 S Bedford Road., Bedford.
Purim Carnival & Service : 10 a.m. Celebrate Purim at the Temple with a reading of the Book of Esther, singing and a performance by the Shaaray Tefila Purim Players in "Shushan Idol." Kids of all ages can come in costume and enjoy a Purim Carnival with games, face painting, raffles, prizes and food. Temple Shaaray Tefila, 89 Baldwin Road, Bedford Corners.
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To re-enact events leading to the birth of Jesus, the First Christian Church of Troy will present their seventh Annual Drive Through Nativity on Sunday, Dec. 16 from 5 – 8 p.m.
Each year the church parking lot at 1302 West Boone Street becomes a pathway through Bethlehem as hundreds of luminaries guide visitors past the Stations of Christmas.
The community is invited to view the scenes as they enter the city gates. There is no charge and no donations are received. The presentation is for an outdoor worship experience.
Two guards will be at the city gates to greet you and direct your path which leads past shepherds abiding in the fields, a Bethlehem market, comfort my people, King Herod's rich palace, the innkeeper, wisemen, a multitude of angles and manger scene.
Please mark your calendars for Sunday, Dec. 16 for the "Road to Bethlehem" trip. The gates are open from 5-8 p.m. It is the congregation's hope that the Christmas Drive Through Nativity will help to make this a special season for you, your family and friends. If you have any questions, please call the church office during business hours at (636) 462-7711.


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A section of road along one of County Longford's busiest roadways is in danger of collapse, it has been claimed.
According to a message posted on problem-reporting website www.fixyourstreet.ie, a two metre stretch of road adjacent to local pub, 'The Chestnut Tree' has become a hazard to motorists.
The complaint which was published earlier this month also alleges council staff carried out remedial works shortly before defects began emerging on the road.
"Longford Co Co spent two days repairing a two metre long road defect at Dooners Pub (The Chestnut Tree) in Killashee on the N63. It has now sunk and is causing a severe bump which could cause loss of control when driving a car or motor bike," said the anonymous complainant.
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Mac and Cheese is a favorite in my house. We try to have it often to please the kids, and a few of us adults. My Mammy used to make Mac and Cheese that was so good, I think all she used was whatever cheese she had in her fridge some butter and milk, very rustic, very good. This recipe has taken me a while to get right and I know its good because one of my kids thought that it was Stouffers from the big red box. I will take that as a compliment.
Easy Mac and Cheese
1 stick butter
1/2 cup flour
1 1/2 tsp. dry mustard powder
4 cups milk
3 cups colby jack cheese, shredded
1 cup Italian Blend cheese, shredded
1 1/2 tsp. Kosher salt
1/4 -1/2 tsp. ground black pepper-optional
1 pound elbow macaroni
Fill a large pot 3/4 full with water and 2 T. salt, bring to a boil-this will be for the pasta. While you are waiting for the water to boil, melt butter in large sauce pan, over medium-high heat, then whisk in flour and mustard powder. Cook one minute. Slowly whisk in milk. Cook until thickened, stirring occasionally. Add cheese and stir until melted. Add salt 1/2 tsp at a time tasting between additions to see if more salt is needed. The amount of salt depends on the cheese you used, mine required the full amount of salt called for. Lower heat to low and cover. Add pasta to the boiling water and boil for 7 minutes or until al dente. Drain the pasta and put back in the pot. Pour cheese sauce over the pasta and stir until blended. Add pepper if you would like. Cover pot and let set for 5-10 minutes (heat off) to set up. Serves 10-12.
Note- For the Italian Blend cheese, I use Trader Joe's Quattro Formaggio Cheese a blend of Parmesan, Asiago, Fontina, and Provolone. Four Italian cheeses in one pack all shredded and excellent on pizza.


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I have made these programs publicly available, and you are free to copy, modify and or re-distribute them. Please do not remove my name from any of them. If you make modifications, or have suggestions please mail them back to me so that others may share them.
I previously used this script extensively from command line, shell scripts, and GUI application launchers, menus, and filesystem mount programs, to mount encrypted filesystems given a user password, without needing root or sudo access.
However its use has since been superseded by encfs and the "ks" script above. EncFS allows me to directly back up and/or file synchronize the encrypted data between machines without requiring decryption, unlike a disk encrypt method like this.
mv_reseq", it can then be
used to re-sequence all the numbers, so as to remove any gaps, or spread
out the numbers so as to add gaps to the sequence. This can be useful to
insert and re-arrange the numbered order of the files.
I use both forms of the script quite regularly when dealing with numbered
cp_perl" or
ln_perl", then it will copy or symbolically link files to
the new filename rather than move or rename them.
Built in perl expressions have been included to rename files to: all
lowercase, all uppercase, capitalise words, remove punctuation, replace
spaces with underscores, and visa-versa, and many more common file
These can accessed by linking the script to appropriate "mv_*" names (see
internal documentation). For example if the script is linked/copied to
the command name "
mv_lcase", than that command will rename
the given filenames to lowercase.
This script was originally based on a common perl renaming script, the core
of which was originally created by Larry Wall, the creator of perl. Many
variants exist including "mmv" on many linux machines, and under Debian
Linux, "rename".
sort" command.
bc" co-process.
For more information see my own notes on running
"Co-Processes in Shell Scripts, and the section on
"Multiple Output Streams".
xmonitor list
Clone display to all monitors:
xmonitor clone
Swap to next active monitor:
xmonitor swap
Enable secondary monitor only:
xmonitor second
Left to right order:
xmonitor right
WARNING: If a monitor is not working this could leave you without any
working display. Caution is recommended on "swap" and "second" actions.
Also see ImageMagick Examples, Helper Scripts, and especially the "gif2anim" script. This script originally used this program for information gathering to create a ImageMagick command that can re-build the animation from its de-composed frames. However no it uses ImageMagick itself to gather this data.
The program is designed for use with the original NCSA webserver, or the Apache Web server. It may however be modified to work with other servers. Or for other needs if required.
The program does assume that the password file contains user's real names and not some sort of alias such a 'Death Stalker'. This is the only source of a users real name unless modified to use some other source particular to the machine using it.
A modified version is a Sort by Surname, assuming that the name in the password file is their real name. This tries to sort the users by their last name (which is assumed to be the last word in their password files full name). However this also means you will not see any output until all the users are seen.
The Guestbook itself must be writable by 'nobody', and called "guestbook.html", and can contain a opening comment and final address. I used this as my own guestbook for about 6 years before I discontinued it. Web users today are so much more apathetic about things like this.
A "QUERY_STRING" included in the forms ACTION call to this program contains the login name of person who's guestbook is to be updated, and an optional flag allowing a particular guestbook to be 'reversed' so that the newest entries are first. Any entry added is also mailed to that guestbook owner so that he can see new entries that were added, and make a correction if necessary.
The Form input accepts four fields, containing the users 'real name', 'email address', 'home page' and a single line 'comment'. The last two are optional and can be left blank. From this a guestbook entry is created and inserted. For an example form look at my own guestbook input form.
The program is designed for use with the NCSA Http Server, but may be modified to work with other servers. Or for other needs if required.
This is a very simple perl program which extracts the counter location from the "Extra URL path information", when the script is called. The counter image output by the program is handled by an external image filter package such a ImageMagick or PbmPlus filters, under the script s control. That is the script itself does not handle the images!
Due to this use of external image filters, more complex counters can be created using almost any set of `digit images' and can be used to create
This script is used in "Sorcery of Form Input" in my Castle's WWW Laboratory.
A very simple program which is given a "QUERY_STRING", used to locate a talk data file, and a simple form 'message'. The message is parsed so as to remove extra spaces, punctuation, and converted to lowercase. It is then compared against the contents of the talk data file and when a match is found the user's client is jumped to the URL associated with that response.
If the users response or message is not known they are jumped to a default URL also given in the data file. Also the unknown response is (optionally) mailed to a particular person (me) so as to allow unknown responses to be added later if appropriate, or to find abusers of the adventure game.
For example this program is used to communicate with Castle's resident Dragon, which can be seen at Balcony over the Dragon's Lair deep in the Castle Dungeons.
The script takes great pains to ensure that a HTML program will parse the output correctly. It does this by replacing the special characters such as "<" with the html sequence "<" so that the characters will be displayed properly.
This program is used to implement the blackboard in the Castle's Classroom.
The script is installed by modifying your personal
.mh_profile" to use this command for the mh send,
as well as the real mh send command to use, and the mail filter
this script is to call.
To use this filter you specify this program in your personal
.mailrc". Unfortunately the filter called by this script
must be specified inside the script itself. The same output mail
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Institutional and policy dynamics of EU migration law
Title: Institutional and policy dynamics of EU migration law
Author: PAPAGIANNI, Georgia
Date: 2006
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Citation: Leiden ; Boston : Martinus Nijhoff, 2006, Immigration and asylum law and policy in Europe, 10
The main objective of this book is to present the on-going process of European integration via a comprehensive analysis of the institutional dynamics of, and politics linked with, the emerging migration law and policy of the European Union. More specifically, it presents the historical evolution, the main institutional legislative and policy steps, the position of, and interactions among, the different actors, and the factors impeding the formation of a common policy at EU level. On this basis a critical analysis is provided of the main institutional problems, the current policy framework, the overarching rationale as well as of the content and quality of the nascent EU migration law.
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A New Hampshire town police commissioner has resigned after he admitted using a racial slur to describe President Barack Obama.
Linda Murray, chairwoman of the Wolfeboro board of selectmen, says that 82-year-old Robert Copeland resigned Sunday night from the post to which he was re-elected in March.
At a meeting last week, Copeland defiantly refused calls to resign.
The resignation puts to rest a controversy that drew national attention and sparked impassioned debate in Wolfeboro, a lakeside resort town of 6,300 residents.
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The ACLU of Southern California (ACLU SoCal) and the Judge David L. Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law published A Way Forward, a report that sets forth recommendations that would allow Los Angeles County officials to establish and implement diversion programs for inmates with mental illness charged with non-violent offenses. Such programs save money, improve public safety by dramatically reducing recidivism and reduce jail overcrowding.
L.A. County's jail system is the nation's largest psychiatric institution. On any given day, an estimated 3,200 inmates diagnosed with a severe mental illness crowd the jails. The number of suicides has increased over a two-year span, and inmates with mental illness are more likely to suffer abuse at the hands of other inmates or jail staff. The recidivism rates among inmates with mental illness are extraordinarily high.
In June 2014, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) found that L.A. County violates the constitutional rights of inmates by failing to provide adequate mental health care and appropriate suicide prevention policies. DOJ encouraged the county's efforts to expand diversion programs for those inmates with mental illness.
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Before Lord Louis Mountbatten, the last godson of Queen Victoria, was killed by an IRA bomb in the sea off the Irish coast in August 1979, it already had been decided that a museum to commemorate his life and times would one day be installed at Broadlands, the 17th-century home of the Mountbattens on the banks of the River Test near this ancient Hampshire market town.
This decision was taken by Lord Mountbatten himself during the preparations for opening Broadlands to the public.
''We were approached by the family to help them get the house open to the public by designing a small exhibition and to advise on how the public might pass through the house,'' London designer Robin Wade says.
Mr. Wade is head of Robin Wade Design Associates, one of England's most experienced museum-exhibition design firms. Recent Wade commissions have been executed in the British Museum, Hampton Court Palace, Canterbury Cathedral, the Royal Academy, and St. George's Chapel in Windsor.
The exhibition - Mountbatten of Burma: Highlights of a Life - occupies a 17 th-century stable (outwardly little changed since the time of William and Mary) adjacent to the house. There are five galleries on two floors.
Mr. Wade and his colleagues have arranged the artifacts and memorabilia associated with Lord Mountbatten to portray his life and reflect his times. These are displayed in a series of graphics panels and show cases about the galleries.
The figures of Lord and Lady (Edwina) Mountbatten have escaped the mummery of the waxworks. ''They are sculptured and simplified, rather than highly realistic ,'' Mr. Wade said. ''They are designed to show off the regalia, rather than to recreate the two of them in a living presence.''
Their illustrious subject presented the designers with an abundance of riches. The man who began life as Prince Louis Francis Albert Victor Nicholas Battenberg had accumulated so many public and private titles and trappings that they tend to get mixed up in the enumerating. Some of his cousins were members of the Russian royal family; others, members of the British royal family.
Lord Mountbatten's career in peace and war took him from naval cadet to first sea lord. Later he rose to admiral of the fleet, the first time father and son had achieved this rank. Although the appointments of Lord Mountbatten and his father were decades apart, they were made by the same person - Winston Churchill.
High points of the exhibition include: a photograph of Queen Victoria holding the infant prince at his christening; pictures of Edward, Prince of Wales, and Prince Louis on their world tours; Noel Coward's poem, ''A Weekend with Edwina''; wartime notes and letters from Churchill and General Eisenhower; a signed photograph of Nehru; and pictures of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip on their honeymoon at Broadlands.
One of the museum's most striking set pieces is of Mountbatten of Burma, the last viceroy of India, wearing the robes of the grand master of the Order of India, and of Lady Mountbatten in a yellow dress, wearing jewels.
While explaining the vast array of Lord Mountbatten's ceremonial garb - badges, garters, uniforms, and robes shown in the exhibition, Robin Wade exclaimed: ''He must surely have been one of the most dressed-up men in history.''
After so much pomp and pageantry, the exhibit depicting the passing of Lord Mountbatten is as dignified as it is stark. The exhibition closes with these words:
''On August 27, 1979, Lord Mountbatten, his grandson, Nicholas Knatchbull, and the Dowager Lady Bradbourne, and the boat boy, Paul Maxwell, were murdered by a terrorist bomb hidden in his fishing boat, Shadow V.''
Nearby are a gold walking stick, a City of London sword, an admiral's hat, and a Union Jack.
Broadlands is open daily from April to September. Admission is $3.50 for adults, half price for children. Admission fee includes entrance to the house, museum, and grounds.


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Aug. 5, 1982: Sports writers with early computers cover a Dodgers game from the press box. The Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 3-2 in ten innings.
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MIAMI (AP) NL batting champion Dee Gordon has signed a five-year contract with the Miami Marlins.
An agreement was reached last week on the deal for $50 million, which also includes a $14 million club option for 2021. The Marlins announced the signing Monday and scheduled an afternoon news conference.
Gordon led the NL in batting (.333), hits (205) and stolen bases (58) last season, his first in Miami after being acquired in a trade with the Dodgers.
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