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Arts San Antonio and the City of San Antonio's Office of Cultural Affairs are presenting the Cloud Gate Dance Theatre of Taiwan at the Lila Cockrell Theatre on Tuesday, November 1 at 7:30 p.m.
Arts San Antonio's web site has this description. The staging really sounds interesting!
Cloud Gate's rich repertoire has its roots in Asian myths, folklore, and aesthetics, but it brings to these age-old beliefs and stories a contemporary and universal perspective. The company is made up of two-dozen dancers whose training includes Tai Chi Tao Yin (an ancient form of Chi Kung), meditation, martial arts, Chinese Opera movement, modern dance, ballet, and calligraphy. In his new work, Water Stains on the Wall, Lin Hwai-min challenges his dancers with the daunting task of dancing on a tilted stage with an eight-degree inclination. Covered with white Marley, the entire set looks like a blank piece of rice paper traditionally used by Chinese calligraphers and painters, onto which negative images of drifting clouds in different shades of black are projected. With movements reminiscent of free-flowing ink, these ever-morphing clouds create exquisite spaces that are constantly shifting, bringing Chinese landscape ink painting to life on stage.
The Cloud Gate performance is part of the Year of Taiwan, celebrating the rich cultural legacy of Taiwan with a series of events and performances featuring a select group of that country's most outstanding traditional and contemporary artists. The cultural exchange initiative is an extension of San Antonio's Sister City relationship with Kaohsiung, Taiwan. For the complete calendar visit taiwan.sacoordinates.com.
Call 210-207-6966 for more information.
Saturday, October 22 at 7:30 p.m. ensemble vii at San Fernando Cathedral
Sunday, October 23 at 3:00 p.m. Camerata San Antonio at Christ Episcopal Church
Sunday, October 23, starting at 2 p.m. KRTU's Year of Jazz celebration kicks off in Brackenridge Park. The Symphony plays a free concert at 7:30 p.m. in the Sunken Garden Theatre as part of this event.
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Patrick M Viatour, Pharm.D, PhD
Assistant Professor of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Department: Pathology and Laboratory Medicine
Graduate Group Affiliations
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Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Colket Translational Research Building, Rm 4064
3501 Civic Center Blvd
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University of Liege, Belgium, 1998.
Master (of Science)
University of Liege, Belgium, 1999.
University of Liege, Belgium, 2004.
BS (Pharmacy)
University of Liege, Belgium, 1998.
Master (of Science)
University of Liege, Belgium, 1999.
University of Liege, Belgium, 2004.
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Stem Cells & Cancer
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The long-term goal of my lab is to determine the mechanisms that transform adult stem cells into the cell of origin for many types of cancer. In particular, we study the epigenetic mechanisms that drive tumor initiation and progression upon loss of major tumor suppressor genes such as the Rb genes family.
This family, which includes Rb, p130 and p107, plays a central role in the regulation of cell cycle activity by sequestering E2F transcription factors. Cellular exposure to mitotic stimuli leads to the functional inactivation of Rb family proteins. Consequently, E2F factors are released and transactivate a large set of genes that collectively promote the progression through cell cycle. Genetic and epigenetic events targeting various components of the Rb pathway have been identified in the vast majority of cancers. A common and important consequence of these events is the permanent inactivation of Rb family, therefore establishing Rb family genes as major tumor suppressor genes. However, besides aberrant proliferation, the mechanisms that drive tumorigenesis upon Rb family inactivation remain mostly unknown.
To determine these mechanisms and identify critical drivers of tumorigenesis for translational purposes, we have generated new mouse models that recapitulate the acute Rb family inactivation observed in cancer and have chosen hematopoiesis and the liver as experimental systems. Our recent data (Cell Stem Cell 2008, JEM 2011 & 2013) have demonstrated that stem cells, in contrast to terminally differentiated cells, are particularly sensitive to Rb family loss. Indeed, Rb family deficient stem cells rapidly exhibit a complex phenotype including proliferation, biased differentiation and tumorigenesis. Complementary molecular approaches have started to unravel new and surprising means for E2F factors, including the recruitment of complex epigenetic mechanisms, to activate important oncogenic features that drive tumor progression.
Our current research effort aims at identifying these epigenetic mechanisms and developing compound-based strategies to inactivate them and impair tumor development. To this end, we are developing several mouse models and using a combination of bioinformatic analysis, as well as in vitro, ex vivo and in vivo approaches.
Graduate students interested in rotating in the lab should contact Dr. Viatour for additional information on the research projects currently developed.
Lab members:
Rebecca Teng, Research Assistant
Nathanael Lo, Research Assistant
Eunsun Kim, Graduate Student
Elizabeth Gillespie, Postdoc
Ariella Sasson, Bioinformatician
Kathryn Wurges, Administrative Assistant
Selected PublicationsEunsun Kim, Ying Cheng, Elisabeth Bolton-Gillespie, Xiongwei Cai, Connie Ma, Amy Tarangelo, Linh Le, Madhumita Jambhekar, Pichai Raman, Katharina E Hayer, Gerald Wertheim, Nancy A. Speck, Wei Tong and Patrick Viatour: Rb family proteins enforce the homeostasis of quiescent hematopoietic stem cells by repressing Socs3 expression. Journal of Experimental Medicine 214(7): 1901-12, Jul 2017.
Amy Tarangelo, Nathanael Lo, Rebecca Teng, Eunsun Kim, Linh Le, Deborah Watson, Emma E. Furth, Pichai Raman, Ursula Ehmer and Patrick Viatour: Recruitment of Pontin/Reptin by E2f1 amplifies E2f transcriptional response during cancer progression. Nature Communications. Nature Publishing Group (eds.). 6(10028), 2015.
Garfin P, Min D, Bryson J, Serwold T, Edris B, Blackburn CC, Richie E, Weinberg K, Manley N, Sage J and Viatour P: Inactivation of the RB family prevents thymus involution and promotes thymic function by direct control of Foxn1 expression. Journal of Experimental Medicine 210 (6): 1087-97, 2013.
Viatour P and Sage J: Newly identified aspects of tumor suppression by Rb. Disease Models and Mechanisms 4 (5), 2011.
Viatour P, Saddic L, Elhmer U, Lin C, Dorrell C, Andersen JB, Schaffer B, Ostermeier A, Vogel H, Sylvester KG, Thorgeirsson SS, Grompe M, and Sage J.: Notch signaling suppresses hepatocellular carcinoma initiated from mouse adult liver progenitors following inactivation of the Rb family. Journal of Experimental Medicine 208 (10): 1963-76, 2011.
Viatour P, Somervaille TC, Venkatasubrahmanyam S, Kogan S, McLaughlin ME, Weissman IL, Butte AJ, Passegue E and Sage J.: Hematopoietic stem cell quiescence is maintained by compound contributions of the retinoblastoma gene family. Cell Stem Cell 3(4): 416-428, 2008.
Kotake Y, Cao R, Viatour P, Sage J, Zhang Y, Xiong Y.: pRb family proteins are required for H3K27 trimethylation and Polycomb repression complexes binding to and silencing p16INK4alpha tumor suppressor gene. Genes and Development 21(1): 49-54, 2007.
Viatour P, Merville MP, Bours V and Chariot A.: Phosphorylation of NF-κB/IκB proteins: implications in cancer and inflammation. Trends in Biochemical Sciences 30(1): 43-52, 2005.
Viatour P, Dejardin E, Warnier M, Lair F, Claudio E, Bureau F, Marine JC, Merville MP, Maurer U, Green DR, Piette J, Siebenlist U, Bours V and Chariot A.: GSK3-mediated BCL-3 phosphorylation modulates its degradation and its oncogenicity. Molecular Cell 16(1): 35-45, 2004.
Viatour P, Bentires-Alj M, Chariot A, Deregowski V, de Leval L, Merville MP and Bours V.: NF-kappaB2/p100 induces Bcl-2 expression. Leukemia 17(7): 1349-1356, 2003.
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The following is a guest contribution from DC, a Wills/Bissonnette/Kaigle/ Göckel descendant who visited TB, a 5th+ cousin in Sprackbruken Germany in Spring 2012. These cousins descended from the Göckel family in Sprabruken. Anton Frederich Göckel, a Hessan soldier, fought for the British in the American Revolution and settled in Québec after the war where he fathered a large family. Anton Göckel is the great great great great great grandfather of DC. Here is DC's story of his visit to Sprackbruken....
The cloud cover concealed the view until the final half minute of landing. I leaned over to see my first view of Germany, and I smiled immediately. I could see orderly, neat towns surrounded by green fields. By American standards, the villages and towns are packed in the country. After all, 80 million or so people are living in an area that an American might think suitable for 20 or 30 million!
I get off the plane, and two Polizei are waiting, checking passports. Man…I should not have trusted that website, is what I first thought! I was told it was an easy border. But, I walk up and before I say a word, he sees the American passport and waves me on. Just checking Turks, I guess.
The airport fulfills the stereotype of Germany. Neat, clean, automated and high tech. No low-wage Brooklynites to give me a cavity search like JFK. Nope…I walk through this automated scanner thing, with no personnel in sight (though I'm sure that if I came up positive for something, somebody would swarm me in short order.) The scan is basically done between the two automatic doors you walk through like in a grocery store, and you're let in. Then, you wait in a line for a stamp in your passport, no one asks you why you're there, how long you'll be, etc. Then, finally, customs. I have nothing to declare, so I volunteer myself for the no-declare option, which is to walk past the inspecting police. What kind of hapless smuggler or drug dealer would volunteer himself for the declaration section, I do not know. Either way, I grab my luggage and make my way to the section where family awaits. I see a mustached German who seems to be looking for me, and he puts his arms out like a "long time, no see!" kind of way. It's T.B., the long-lost cousin.
He quickly proves to have an affable sense of humor. His last email describing what he'd be wearing, he mentions a "peg-leg, hahaha." Hm! There are no formalities related to the reunion, just some hellos, musings about Germany, the US, and the weather, of course. I notice how high tech even the parking garage is- automated arms that come down to block any route that leads to a full section of the garage. Gotta love it! Later on, I also see a feature of German cities as you enter them- an electronic sign, updated in real-time, telling you how many parking spaces are available, and in which parking lot. This country has some neat stuff, I tell you.
So, anyways, the cousin and I drive off on the autobahn for his home. We get off the autobahn and we start going down these perfectly paved, thin country roads. Not a crack or pothole in sight, and perfectly painted lines. It's getting to feel like a movie at this point, wondering when the special effects are supposed to stop. We roll through towns much like what I saw in the descent- orderly, perfect little houses with red clay tile roofs, small gardens with no weeds. As I said, the towns are packed tight, so you can go through a Cambridge or Eagle Bridge-sized place, and after another mile or two, find another. Between the towns are fields larger than at home, believe it or not.
It's rolling hills here, and the crops seem to be mostly wheat, some rye, and sugar beets. Not to rant, rave, or otherwise seem obsessive, but the rows of all the crops are done perfectly, and you really wonder who'd go to such great lengths to have acres upon acres of perfectly parallel rows. Why, a German of course! It is really nice though, and in a way you get caught up in the atmosphere. A few times, I have wanted to spit, but couldn't, because my spit would be the first thing out of place in the whole region for miles! Okay, an exaggeration. But really, the towns are perfectly neat. Not cookie-cutter straight like an American suburb, but winding and crooked, yet always neat with well-paved and painted roads, well-signaged. It's a place of order.
Thomas and I arrive to his house, which he described as a "fixer-upper." Damn…hate to see what his reaction would be to an American fixer-upper! He tours me around, showing me the beer/wine cellar (hell yes), his carpenter's shop (immaculate), where he makes his own window frames, door frames, et cetera for fixing up the place. Then the machine shop where he manufactures his own replacement parts for some vehicle projects. Again, a perfectly organized little shop, and he shows me a hundred year old tooling machine his grandfather gave him, still well-oiled and working to this day. Impressive. Seriously. And neither of those were his profession, he was in phone lines, telecom. He retired early with an injury and now lives on a pension and plays with the house project as he feels like it, restoring the building to more original architecture.
He gives me a tour of the interior of the house, and on the second floor I notice the family photographs. I see old, mustached men in Prussian military uniforms, and I ask him what period they were. 1870s, an ancestor of his, therefore another cousin to me, generations removed, had served in the Franco-Prussian war of 1870. I ask further, and it turns out that my/our Anton Göckel was no black sheep in the family, it was in fact an old soldiering family in Hessian tradition. Whatever the cause, Göckels were to be found in the ranks, and the history shows this from the 1700s onward. In World War I, of four Göckels in the family, four served, and those, three are killed or injured. No males were alive or available for World War Two, and the Göckel name died when one of the World War One vets produced only two daughters.
In the coming days, I learn further of Anton Göckel in detail. Thomas had documents he had prepared, but they were in German and he had not passed them on yet. I feel like an explorer as I first lay eyes on them and translate, and more details come out. Anton Göckel was a citizen of Hessen-Darmstadt, yet served in the army of Hessen-Hanau, how was this? First, a quick note- the different "Hessen"s had once been one princedom, but were split to two heirs once. One part was split yet again, a generation later, leaving a total of three separate political entities named "Hessen." Anyways, it turns out Anton Göckel fled from his Hessen-Darmstadt because the pay for Hessen-Hanau soldiers was three times as much. The Hanau Jäger's monthly pay was equivalent to an average man's six months of wages. Our guy was a true mercenary, down to the core. I read the documents further- his profession before the war, he was a professional hunter, and known in the region for being a particularly good shot. That is likely how he was allowed to serve with the Hessen-Hanau regiment even though he was not a native.
|Church where Anton Göckel was baptized in 1760
The terms of service for the Hessen-Hanau Jägerkorps were generous, as they were the elite of the elite. Pay three times better than most, six times better than a civilian's average, plus the right to settle in the New World if they wished, after the war. The only stipulations- the Jägerkorps was not allowed to dig trenches. It was actually in the contract! They were to keep moving, always on the offensive.
With that in mind, we know already that Anton Göckel fought at the Battle of Oriskany in mid-upstate New York, less than an hour west of Albany. A force of American rebel militia with Mohawk allies was ambushed by a small company of Redcoats, a single company of Hessian Jäger's, a few hundred loyalist militia and, loyalist Mohawks. Not counting the British and Germans, it was a vicious civil war, neighbor versus neighbor, as both the rebel and loyalist militias were drawn from the same part of New York. And of course, the Mohawks were divided. You can imagine that Anton Göckel witnessed much savagery, as the battle was one of the bloodiest of the entire American Revolution (as measured by percentage of combatants injured or killed, where it stood at around 50%). Civil wars, wars of neighbors, are always the most brutal, as the fights were often personal. The Anglo-Hessian-Loyalist force prevailed in the course of the battle, but the long-term results fell in favor of the colonists when they were forced to cede the ground gained a few weeks later.
A detail emerged as I read, though. Something I hadn't read or heard anywhere. Four Hessians were captured by the retreating Americans. Anton Göckel was one of them. Of the four, two of them ended up courting and marrying American women during their imprisonment. Anton Göckel and a companion, however, had no desire to clock out at that point. The two of them escaped from their prison near the Syracuse area, and they fled through the hundreds of miles of the Adirondack forest to make their way to Montreal. They signed back up and were assigned to a new unit, and they served the rest of their time as garrison soldiers protecting Quebec from the threat of American invasion. In the course of that time, Anton took a liking to a French Canadian girl there (TB theorizes it may be the daughter of the family with whom he was quartered) and married her (Marie Anne Maquet dit LaJoie) upon the end of the war. Their marriage was in Montréal on June 27, 1783.
And for relatives in American who are reading this, just think.....if Anton had not survived the battle, the capture, the escape, would you or any of us be here? I guess not. We are the result of one guy with a serious will to live. Amazing.
Over the course of the stay, we drove around to various points of interest in the area. TB lives in Habitzheim, a village 4 kilometers from Spachbrücken, where Anton Göckel was from. So, we of course went there, and I took pictures of the church he had been baptized in. He was Protestant, in a volatile region in Germany where the Catholic South and Protestant North meet and partially intermingle. TB amusingly points out that the battle still goes on today, though less violent- the two village churches in Habitzheim have dueling bells on Sunday. Not a bad way to channel religious aggression I'd say.
We also went to an artificial lake built by one of our mutual ancestors in the 1600s as a fish farm, now a protected bird habitat. Along with us went Thomas's beagle, Karl. What an excellent name for a beagle. Karl needed to be walked a lot, and plenty of bathroom breaks for him, and so I had a very unexpected pleasure of spending a lot of time walking in forests and parks. Every few hours between villages, we took Karl for his duties and I got yet another excuse to see forest. An added bonus was that many of them were the very forests where Anton Göckel would have hunted before he joined the Jägerkorps. The forests seemed to me to be steeped in potential history. It was the border region of the Roman Empire once, and I can imagine the Germanic and Celtic tribes living here, resisting the Romans. Or, massacres and reprisals during the Reformation as Protestant and Catholic towns butchered each other. And, my World War Two history is a bit hazy, but I imagine the Allies came through this area, as it's so close to the French border (two hours). The forests contain a weight that I don't feel at home. At home, you feel like you may be one of the few witnesses of the more obscure forests. You may imagine Native Americans having walked through, or you may picture a European trapper wandering through, but you feel the forest's untouched aspect. In Germany, nothing is untouched, it seems. The human hand is always visible, even if it's just the neat little path winding through, or the occasional hunter's stand peering over a clearing.
A great big "thank you" to DC for this interesting contribution to our family history!


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If you're not familiar with the term counterintelligence, let me reproduce a section from the OCNIX Web site:
Counterintelligence is the business of identifying and dealing with foreign intelligence threats to the United States. Its core concern is the intelligence services of foreign states and similar organizations of non-state actors, such as transnational terrorist groups. Counterintelligence has both a defensive mission — protecting the nation's secrets and assets against foreign intelligence penetration — and an offensive mission — finding out what foreign intelligence organizations are planning to better defeat their aims.
I also recommend reading the National Counterintelligence Strategy of the United States, 2007 (.pdf) which states:
Our adversaries -- foreign intelligence services, terrorists, foreign criminal enterprises and cyber intruders -- use overt, covert, and clandestine activities to exploit and undermine US national security interests. Counterintelligence is one of several instruments of national power that can thwart such activities, but its effectiveness depends in many respects on coordination with other elements of government and with the private sector.
During the Cold War, our nation's adversaries gained access to vital secrets of the most closely guarded institutions of our national security establishment and penetrated virtually all organizations of the US intelligence and defense communities. The resulting losses produced grave damage to our national security in terms of secrets compromised, intelligence sources degraded, and loves lost, and would have been catastrophic had we been at war. (emphasis added)
Minor note 1: if we were not at war during the "Cold War," then why is it called a "War"? I believe the people who died fighting would call it a war.
Minor note 2: foreign intelligence services, terrorists, and foreign criminal enterprises are all specific parties. "Cyber intruders" are more often one of those previous parties. Those who perform digital attacks but do not fall into one of those three categories are usually script kiddies or recreational hackers, and should not be explicitly mentioned as counterintelligence targets. My guess is the report considers cyber-instantiated threats to be serious enough to somehow mention explicitly, but not enough intellectual rigor was applied to this sentence (like the Cold War section).
Major note: does the section about penetrating virtually all organizations of the US intelligence and defense communities surprise you? When I attended Air Force intelligence school in 1996-1997, one of our first instructors said:
"Most, if not all of the classified material you will see in your career has already been compromised. However, we have to act as if it's not."
I remembered thinking "What?!?" With hindsight, the more I hear about spies found inside government agencies, the more I understand that statement.
I found the symposium fascinating, so I'd like to share a few thoughts. Dr. Joel Brenner, the National Counterintelligence Executive, provided plenty of noteworthy comments. He said that counterintelligence is not security.
- A security person sees a hole in a fence and wants to patch it.
- A CI person sees a hole in a fence and wants to understand who created it, how it is being abused, and if it can be turned into an asset to use against the adversary.
Dr. Brenner said about 140 foreign intelligence surveillance organizations currently target the United States. Three strategic issues are at play:
- Threats to sovereign (US) networks, especially in the cyber domain. Dr. Brenner said There is growing acceptance that we face a cyber counterintelligence problem, not a security problem. I agree with this, and will have more to say about it in a future blog entry. He stressed the alteration attack (rather than the disclosure or destrucion attacks) as being the major problem facing US networks.
- Acquisition risk, i.e., supply chain risks. Dr. Brenner said we need technically literate lawyers and policymakers to address these risks.
- Collaboration, or the lack thereof. Dr. Brenner notes that out current "cooperation model" is a function of our "classification model," resulting in an antiquated system that serves no one well.
One of the most interesting comments was this:
Industry talks risk management but they really do risk acceptance, not risk mitigation.
How true that is!
Chris Inglis, Deputy Director of the NSA and a fellow USAFA grad, used a term I liked with regard to fighting the cyber adversary. He said we need to outmaneuver the adversary, not solve security problems. I love this because it implies "security" can't be "solved," and it provides a reason to review maneuver warfare as a way to counter the adversary.
John McClurg, Vice President for security at Honeywell, described his "validated data" approach to obtaining business buy-in for security initiatives. He collects data to support a security program and presents it to managers as a means to justify his work. This sounds a lot like showing evidence that a business unit is owned or about to be owned. I like this idea and my work with NSM would help provide such data.
Scott O'Neal, Chief Computer Intrusion Section, Cyber Division, FBI, said The adversary is clearly ahead of security. This is a fact we have to accept. This echoes statements I made earlier this year and at other times. The FBI addresses intrusions through three points of view: CT (counterterrorism), CI (counterintelligence) and criminal.
I'll have more to say on this subject in the months ahead.


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If oommf.tcl +platform reports the platform name unknown, then none of the scripts in config/names/ recognizes your platform type. As an example, to add the platform name foo to OOMMF's vocabulary of platform names, create the file config/names/foo.tcl. The simplest way to proceed is to copy an existing file in the directory config/names and edit it to recognize your platform.
The files in config/names include Tcl code like this:
Oc_Config New _ \ [string tolower [file rootname [file tail [info script]]]] { # In this block place the body of a Tcl proc which returns 1 # if the machine on which the proc is executed is of the # platform type identified by this file, and which returns 0 # otherwise. # # The usual Tcl language mechanism for discovering details # about the machine on which the proc is running is to # consult the global Tcl variable 'tcl_platform'. See the # existing files for examples, or contact the OOMMF # developers for further assistance. }
After creating the new platform name file config/names/foo.tcl, you also need to create a new platform cache file config/cache/foo.tcl. A reasonable starting point is to copy the file config/cache/unknown.tcl for editing. Contact the OOMMF developers for assistance.
Please consider contributing your new platform recognition and configuration files to the OOMMF developers for inclusion in future releases of OOMMF software.
If the script oommf.tcl +platform reports ``Multiple platform names are compatible with your computer'', then there are multiple files in the directory config/names/ that return 1 when run on your computer. For each compatible platform name reported, edit the corresponding file in config/names/ so that only one of them returns 1. Experimenting using tclsh to probe the Tcl variable tcl_platform should assist you in this task. If that fails, you can explicitly assign a platform type corresponding to your computing platform by matching its hostname. For example, if your machine's host name is foo.bar.net:
Oc_Config New _ \ [string tolower [file rootname [file tail [info script]]]] { if {[string match foo.bar.net [info hostname]]} { return 1 } # Continue with other tests... }
Contact the OOMMF developers if you need further assistance.
This section lists installation options for Microsoft Windows.
Right mouse click on the desktop to bring up the configuration dialog, and select New|Shortcut. Enter the command line necessary to bring up OOMMF, e.g.,
tclsh c:\oommf\oommf.tcl
Click Next> and enter OOMMF for the shortcut name. Select Finish.
At this point the shortcut will appear on your desktop with either the tclsh or wish icons. Right mouse click on the icon and select Properties. Select the ShortCut tab, and bring up Change Icon... Under File Name: enter the OOMMF icon file, e.g.,
Click OK. Back on the Shortcut tab, change the Run: selection to Minimized. Click OK to exit the Properties dialog box. Double clicking on the OOMMF icon should now bring up the OOMMF application mmLaunch.
Cygwin is a Linux-like environment for Windows, which includes the GNU C++ compiler gcc. The ability to compile OOMMF is periodically tested against the current release of Cygwin, and sample config/names/cygtel.tcl and config/cache/cygtel.tcl files are included in the OOMMF distribution. You should install a binary distribution of Tcl/Tk (such as ActiveTcl) to use with OOMMF because compiling Tcl/Tk with Cygwin tools is difficult and poorly supported.
Note that OOMMF software determines whether it is running within the Cygwin environment by examining the environment variables OSTYPE and TERM. If either is set to a value beginning with cygwin, the Cygwin environment is assumed. If you are using the Cygwin environment with a different values for both OSTYPE and TERM, you will have to modify config/names/cygtel.tcl accordingly.
After you compile OOMMF within the Cygwin environment, you will also need to run OOMMF from within the Cygwin environment, to be sure that necessary runtime support libraries can be found.
The import libraries distributed with ActiveTcl are not compatible with the Borland C++ linker. However, the command line utility implib can be used to create suitable libraries from the Tcl/Tk DLL's. In the Tcl/Tk library directory (typically "C:/Tcl/lib"), issue a command of the form
implib -a tcl84bc.lib ..\bin\tcl84.dllto create the Borland compatible import library tcl84bc.lib. Repeat with ``tk'' in place of ``tcl'' to create tk84bc.lib. The ``-a'' switch requests implib to add a leading underscore to function names. This is sufficient for the DLL's shipped with ActiveTcl 126.96.36.199, but other releases may require some additional tweaking. You can use the Borland command line tool impdef to create a module definition file from each DLL, add leading underscores manually as needed, and add the module definition file to the implib command line.
At a minimum, you will have to change the program_compiler_c++ value to point to the Borland C++ compiler. The sample wintel.tcl cache file assumes the librarian tlib and the linker ilink32 are in the execution path, and that the Borland compatible import libraries made above are in the Tcl/Tk library directory. If this is not the case then you will have to make the appropriate additional modifications. (Depending on your linker, you may need to add the ``-o'' switch to the linker command, to force ordinal usage of the Borland compatible Tcl/Tk libraries produced in the previous step.)
If you encounter difficulties during OOMMF start up, you may need to set the environment variable TCL_LIBRARY.
%SystemDrive%\Program Files\Tcl\lib\tcl8.4
Click Set and OK to finish.
Edit the file autoexec.bat. Add a line such as the following:
set TCL_LIBRARY=C:\Program Files\Tcl\lib\tcl8.4
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Jessica Alba Will Be Back for 'Sin City 2,' So Let's Watch Her Strip Scene Again
News recently broke that not only will we finally be getting a sequel to 2005's badass hit 'Sin City,' the very best part (parts?) of that movie—Jessica Alba—will also be back.
The above photo is the first promo shot from 'Sin City: A Dame to Kill For,' and once again the Hollywood marketing machine has absolutely nailed it. We will go see this movie. For art.
What this news really is, though, is an excuse for us to post the following video, and if you saw the original 'Sin City,' then this performance by Nancy Callahan needs no introduction:


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Honda's New Ad Will Totally Mess With Your Mind (And Your Eyes) [VIDEO]
If Honda works as vigorously on its cars as it does on its ads, you may want to run right out and get one.
This ad for the car company is chock full of mind-bending optical illusions -- no computer animation was used to create it.
It's pretty amazing. About the only thing that could've made it better is if they made our eyes believe gas was somehow under $3 a gallon. Well, that and this guy.


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Karen/NoCA wrote:I picked up some very nice swordfish yesterday. Going to marinate it for about an hour in pineapple juice and Ponzu Soy Sauce. Serving with a salad of fresh pineapple, red grapes, banana, coconut flakes, Cara Cara orange segments, and a little fat free sour cream infused with lime and orange zest.
Um, I'd eat the fish!
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There are some odd things happening and my friend who is an antiques dealer reckons the great deals that were around last year have dried up as people are not pressed to sell antiques, they can just hold onto them until the market picks up.
I buy a fair bit from the USA but the shipping charges are so variable it kills it. For a normal first class mail it is around 13-19 us dollars up to a weight limit of 3Ibs I think. I have had quotes for small items I am interested in for up to $64. Conversely I got a quote for $16.70 for a 8" vase I wanted and bought and this amount is what was on the postage mark...
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PWG World Championship
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Prediction: Steen retains. Mack should win the belt by late 2012 or early 2013, but not quite yet.
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Prediction: SSB retains. They just have to.
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Prediction: RockNES win to set up a future SSB/RockNES title match. I'm glad Chuck is back.
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Prediction: Another toss-up. Giving TJP the win would boost him a lot as a future midcard/uppercard guy, but I think Strong will probably win.
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Dungeon KeeperEAThis one I like, you build a dungeon, populate it with monsters and traps, and you raid other people's dungeons while at the same time making yours strong and dangerous enough to repel, intimidate or devour the raiding parties from other dungeon keepers. There is some flak over it as fans of the original PC games hate the mobile version and its freemium model. The inspiration is obvious as you are building a dungeon. The challenge comes in creating dungeons that are not difficult to penetrate, but impossible to penetrate, while working with certain limitations (all rooms must be connected, rooms cannot touch, some units fly, etc). The multiplayer option also forces dungeon innovation because if you have a weak point, other players will find it and exploit it. Viciously.Which gives you the option of making the biggest collection of traps and nastiness look like an overlooked chink in the defenses. My dungeon is the Shark Tooth Vajina Dungeon. It eats lots of monsters and unwitting victims
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BOSTON, Mass. – For the second time in less than a month UMass Boston toppled another giant in Division III men's ice hockey, as the Beacons managed to hold off a third period surge to upend the fourth ranked Spartans of Castleton State College by the final score of 5-4 Friday evening in the Clark Athletic Center Ice Arena.
Proving to be the deciding goal in the contest was Corey Chakeen's (Quincy, Mass.) even strength in the second period, which at the time made it 5-0 in favor of the Beacons (10-7-3, 6-6-1 ECAC East). Just like Castleton State (15-4-1, 10-2-1 ECAC East) in the third, UMass Boston opened up Friday's contest with a flurry of goals scoring four in the first 20 minutes of play.
Travis Daniel (North Brunswick, N.J.) would prove to be the spark to the Beacons offensive fire as the sophomore scored his seventh goal on the power-play just 5:32 into the game. Less than two minutes later Andrew Burke (Southampton, Pa.) made it a two-goal game on his seventh score of the year. Daniel would keep it going moments later with his second goal of the night.
The final goal of the first period was netted by Bryan Albert (Redlands, Calif.) just 42 seconds after Daniel's second. With a 4-0 lead going into the first intermission all the momentum was on the Beacons side. In the first period, UMass Boston outshot the Spartans 15-9.
After the break, Chakeen's early goal would keep the Beacons offense rolling despite not being able to find the back of the net for the remainder of the period. Helping to neutralize one of the most dominant teams in Division III men's hockey was a strong defensive effort headed by senior netminder Kevin Bendel (Denville, N.J.).
Bendel, who now has two wins against top-5 ranked teams (2-1 win over #1 Norwich U.) under his belt, held the Spartans scoreless for 40 complete minutes. During that time, the New Jersey native totaled 20 saves. Towards the end of the second period is when the momentum began to shit slightly in favor the visitors as they managed to narrowly outshoot the Beacons 11-10.
With the horn sounding to end the second the Beacons felt confident that this was their game to win, while Castleton was beginning to show signs of worry having surrendered more goals in 22 minutes of action then they have given-up all season.
Now into the third, the Spartans offense which ranks amongst the top in the country exploded with the help of some power-play opportunities. Castleton ended the Beacons shutout bid at the 2:47 mark of the third frame. They then made it a three-goal game less than two minutes later, than a two goal game just 1:49 after that. It became a one-goal game at the 11:51 mark when Cody Ayers drove home his fourth goal of the season.
With UMass Boston barely holding onto their lead and head coach Peter Belisle doing everything he can to hold his defense together the Beacons got a break with just over three left in the game in the form of a Castleton State interference call.
This gave UMass a man-up advantage for two of the final three minutes of play. Unfortunately that strategy lasted just over a minute as the Beacons were hit with a penalty of their own, which would give the Spartans the power-play for the remainder of the contest. On top of that they also pulled their goalie to give them a sixth-man on the ice.
However even with all the odds stacked against them the Beacons defense held strong and only allowed one shot to get through to Bendel before time would expire.
Castleton State, who entered the contest with one of the hottest goalies in Division III in Erick Cinotti, lasted less than 14 minutes in Friday's contest. Cinotti was handed the loss and fell to 8-4-1 on the season. Bendel recorded his sixth victory after coming up with 32 saves. Thomas Shelley closed out Friday's contest and surrendered two of the five goals cored and made 14 stops.
On the power-play UMass Boston was 1-for-3, while Castleton State ended 2-for-3 on the man-up advantage.
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It's been two weeks since Kaufman County District Attorney Mike McLelland and his wife were found shot to death in her their home in Forney, and investigators say they're receiving tips on a "fairly regular basis."
Authorities also said they are moving forward with the investigation of the McLellands murders and the Jan. 31 slaying of assistant district attorney Mark Hasse, who was gunned down outside the county courthouse in Kaufman.
But Sheriff's Lt. Justin Lewis won't elaborate on the number or types of tips officials are getting.
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Perhaps the unluckiest people in American politics are those battling climate change. On Monday, they will join allies at the Supreme Court to fight for an aspect of the EPA's ability to regulate greenhouse gas emissions precisely at the moment that the national political debate has become focused on President Obama's use of his executive authority — like EPA regulations. For many reasons, the timing couldn't be worse.
The case at hand, Utility Air Regulatory Group v. EPA, is complicated, so a quick primer is in order. The question at stake is whether the EPA has the right to consider greenhouse gas emissions in industrial permits, and if it has the right to change the levels of pollution that it would allow.
In Massachusetts v. the United States in 2007, the Supreme Court determined that greenhouse gasses, like carbon dioxide, are pollutants, which, under the Clean Air Act, the EPA has the authority to regulate. But the agency has dragged its feet on regulating carbon emissions, in part because such regulations are tricky to develop and in part because there hasn't been much political will to do so. One aspect of that regulation involves taking greenhouse gas pollution into consideration when the EPA grants upgrade permits. Want to build out your power plant? Under the authority of that 2007 decision, the EPA can also require you to reduce your carbon emissions.
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MacFlax wrote:Bathroom reno too?
Errr umm, yeah, bathrooms too! We figure, they're small, so we can handle it... heh heh. Famous last words, huh? Good thing the babies are well fed already for a couple months ("The Babies" would be all my plants/flowers/tomatoes of course!) 'cause there just isn't time to be out and about with them right now like I'd like to.
The bathrooms are getting 'the works', tile (white with black marbling through it), vanities/tops/faucets,
medicine chests, then all the little accessories. Thankfully we don't need new tubs or toilets, the tubs are fine, and the toilets are new Toto's.
Spent yesterday morning buying paint (my GOODNESS a 5-gallon bucket of paint is heavy!) and joint compound and other little goodies, then the rest of the day prepping walls. Now, I really want to paint, but I have to go to work today!
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someone at their work, you would find them smiling.
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in which, if you were to creep up behind
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