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Korean GP 2012
Saturday Team Quotes
Red Bull-Renault
Mark Webber (1st, 1:37.242): "It was a tight session for all of us. I think as the session unfolded, people were having different balance issues on different tyre compounds. I was happy with my lap there, it was solid and it's good to get pole. It's a great place to start the race from. I'm looking to get off the first corner very well, that's important as there are two long straights after that."
Sebastian Vettel (2nd, 1:37.316): "Overall we can be very happy with the result. We were quite quick in the first and second qualifying sessions and had a good start to Q3. On the last run, I had to back off starting the lap as Massa was there, it wasn't his fault, but I had to back off. Nevertheless, the second lap in Q3 wasn't good enough. I lost time in the middle sector, which seemed to be okay all weekend, but when the circuit ramped I wasn't able to go with it, so I lost a bit, but second is a good position so start from. There are long straights near the start, so it could be interesting tomorrow."
Christian Horner, Sporting Director: "For the second time in a week, it's fantastic to have locked out the front row. Mark drove a fantastic final lap to secure the pole position by half a tenth from Sebastian, who had dominated until that point. It's Renault's 200th pole position, which we are delighted to have achieved with them. It's important that we now convert this strong qualifying into plenty of points tomorrow."
Cyril Dumont, Renault: "Today is an important day. Not only have we got the front row of the grid again, but we have also scored our 200th pole position with the Renault engine. We started with Jean-Pierre Jabouille in 1979 and 500 races later we have achieved more than 40 percent of pole positions from all our Formula One qualifying sessions. That's a very strong score for Renault. Among these 200 pole positions, more than 40 were achieved with Red Bull Racing and our two drivers, Mark and Sebastian. So, I would like to thank everyone at Red Bull, both drivers and everyone working at our factory at Renault."
Lewis Hamilton (3rd, 1:37.469): "It's been quite a tough weekend in terms of getting a fast lap-time out of the car, so third on the grid is very satisfying. In Q3 I'll happily admit that I ragged the life out of the car and got everything from it, yet Mark [Webber] and Seb [Vettel] both claim they had a little bit left over. We'll see. Anyway, Jenson showed yesterday that our long-run pace is promising, so I'm really looking forward to the race tomorrow. Beating the Red Bulls will be about making a good getaway, making all the right strategy calls, and not making any mistakes. There'll be good opportunity for slipstreaming into the first few corners at the start too. I'll be going all-out for the win tomorrow."
Jenson Button (11th, 1:38.441): "I locked up in the final sector on my first Q2 lap, ran wide and had to go down to first gear - losing quite a lot of time in the process - so I reckon there was easily a couple of tenths that I could have had there. Then, on my final Q2 run, I lost time because of the yellow flags. I knew I could have gained a couple of extra tenths in that final sector, but as things panned out I couldn't improve because of the yellows. It's just one of those things, but I'll go forward from here tomorrow."
Martin Whitmarsh, Team Principal: "Lewis drove a strong lap in Q3 to qualify third, immediately behind the two Red Bulls, and will start tomorrow's Korean Grand Prix from an advantageous position on the clean side of the grid as a result. Our long-run pace was pretty good yesterday, so we hope that he'll be able to bag a hatful of points in tomorrow's race. By contrast, today was a rather more disappointing day for Jenson, since his best Q2 lap was ruined by yellow flags triggered by Daniel's [Ricciardo] 'off', leaving him 11th on the grid for tomorrow's race. But for that, he'd have sailed through Q2 into Q3 and would doubtless have qualified much closer to the sharp end of the grid. Having said that, he'll now have an extra quantity of new tyres available to him for tomorrow's race, so we'll now work on a strategy that should optimise the efficacy of that unexpected development. Jenson showed good long-run pace yesterday, so he'll be aiming to make significant forward progress from the outset tomorrow."
Fernando Alonso (4th, 1:37.534): "I'd say we've made a step forward compared to Japan, just a week ago, both in terms of grid position and also the gap to the front. You can see that our car is better suited to this track, given that it is basically the same one we raced in Japan. We must improve it and I expect to see some updates coming, right from the next race in India. It's no surprise to see the two Red Bulls on the front row: indeed it's not by chance they were fastest in Q1 and Q2 also. My second run in Q1? I was being very careful not to wear out the tyres too much because I knew I'd be using them later in Q2. I think tomorrow we can have a good race: maybe I might lose a few places immediately after the start, as I'm on the dirty side of the track, but we have shown we have a good pace over a long run and so we should be able to stay with the lead group. Our aim tomorrow? It's very simple: to finish ahead of Vettel. From now on, how many points one has overall will not count for much, it will be scoring one more than my closest rival that matters. It could happen that I lose the lead in the championship and maybe arrive at the last race 24 points down, but what matters is to be first in the classification at the end of the Brazilian Grand Prix. What edge does the Red Bull have? A quicker car, but we have the better team."
Felipe Massa (6th, 1:37.884): "It was a reasonably good qualifying, even if it was not perfect. I made a few small mistakes that maybe cost me one or two places, but all in all, sixth place is definitely not a disaster. The most important thing today is that we made the cut through from Q2: it means that, from this point of view, we have made a significant step forward. Over a long run, we have seen in the past that we are more competitive than on a single flying lap and we hope that history will repeat itself tomorrow, so that we can fight with those who start ahead of us. In qualifying there are at least two cars quicker than us, but then in the race the situation is different. We have to come up with a good strategy, trying to get the best out of the tyres that don't appear to wear out much here. The first corner is very tight here and we hope we can get a normal start. Grosjean starting near me? I think he understands how he must behave so I'm not particularly concerned."
Stefano Domenicali, Team Principal: "We have proved we can fight for the very front rows, which is a positive sign, especially if we look at the gaps to pole position. Compared to the two previous races, the distance is reduced, but clearly, our aim is to give our drivers the best car. It was a very intense hour of qualifying, not easy to manage, because the relative performance of the teams was very close. A car on the second row and the other on the third is a good outcome and puts us in a position to be in the running in tomorrow afternoon's race. Usually, we have seen that the F2012 is more competitive on Sunday than on Saturday: let's hope that's the case this time too! We will have to do everything to perfection: strategy, the work in the garage and reliability. Then, at the end of tomorrow afternoon, we can see where we stand."
Pat Fry: "We were competitive throughout qualifying, but maybe we did not extract the full 100% of our potential. Clearly, when you get to Q3 with just one set of new Options, you have to pay the price, which even if it's a small one, can have a big effect, especially when the grid is so tight. With hindsight, it seems easy to say that we should have done this or that differently, but when you need to make decisions in a matter of seconds, you need to consider all eventualities, because the risk of making mistakes by jumping to conclusions is always lying in wait. Having said that, we have seen that on this track, the F2012 has turned out to be more competitive than it was in qualifying at Suzuka: it means that, given we did not introduce any major technical changes, we have been able to put together a good car for our drivers. Tomorrow, we should see a very interesting race, in which tyre behaviour will play an important role. From what we saw yesterday, our race pace seems reasonably good, but we will have to wait and see what it's like tomorrow. As usual, reliability will be the number one priority."
Mercedes GP
Nico Rosberg (9th, 1:38.361): "Ninth place was the maximum that we could have achieved today. We set up the car well but we're lacking the performance to challenge any further towards the front. We're working hard to improve the situation, and hopefully our race pace will be better and we can score some decent points here in Korea. The track layout here and the cooler temperatures should suit to us more than in the recent races, so I'm looking forward to the race tomorrow."
Michael Schumacher (10th, 1:38.513): "The positive aspect about today's performance was that we made a step forward relative to last weekend and got into Q3. But overall, it was an average kind of day. We were expecting to end up somewhere between positions eight and ten, but things didn't go quite right in the final sector of my quick lap. Looking ahead to tomorrow, I think we can hope to look quite respectable: our long runs were quite good, as were the tyres. Let's see how the race unfolds."
Ross Brawn, Team Principal: "Qualifying progressed as we had expected this afternoon and the drivers did a good job to deliver decent laps at the right times. We were looking for that little bit of extra performance in Q3 but didn't manage to extract it from the car. The challenge was finding a good balance over a whole lap and, while we were particularly competitive in the first part of the circuit, we were losing time with understeer in the next two sectors. Tomorrow will be a very tactical race, with a lot going on throughout the field, and we still have a lot to achieve this weekend."
Norbert Haug, Mercedes Motorsport Director: "The first two qualifying sessions saw a very tight group behind the quickest cars. In Q1, P4 and the crucial P17 were separated by a little over half a second, while P5 to P14 were covered by less than three-tenths. In Q2, Nico in eighth place was separated by less than two-tenths from P4. Our target was to get into the top ten and Q3 with both drivers, which we just achieved with Nico starting from ninth and Michael from tenth position on the grid tomorrow. There will be strong competitors not only in front of us, but also behind."
Kimi Raikkonen (5th, 1:37.625): "Qualifying was okay and I think we did the best we could have done. We tried some different things on the car over the weekend and qualified in a reasonably good position, but of course you always want to go faster. The new exhaust system feels good; you do lose a little horsepower from it but it's better on the aero side and you can't get something for nothing. The gap to the cars at the front is not too much so we'll try to do what we can tomorrow."
Romain Grosjean (7th, 1:37.934): "It was a bit of a strange qualifying session for me to be honest; In Q1 the car felt nowhere, in Q2 it was good, then in Q3 it wasn't fantastic either so we need to spend some time analysing what happened. The track changed a little and the tyres felt slightly different so we need to understand that. For sure there will be a lot of attention on my start tomorrow; I know my objectives and I think we're capable of a good result."
Alan Permane, Chief Race Engineer: "It looks like our new package is working as it should. We're reasonably happy with today's performance and it looks like our new package is working as it should. We've clearly taken a step forward and getting both cars solidly into Q3 is satisfying. We have made clear performance gains and there's still further improvement to come from it once we have optimised the set-up. Kimi had great pace in Q1 to go through with a single run on the soft tyre whereas Romain needed a set of the super softs to be sure of getting into Q2, but from then on we were confident of getting both cars into Q3. The advantage from the new Coand exhaust system on Kimi's car confirms that we will run it on both for the next race. After some difficulties with front tyre graining yesterday we now have both the soft and super soft compounds working well. We've seen track improvement and have also found a better set-up to make improvements in this area. Pirelli say one stop is possible, which is something we'll have a good close look at."
Force India-Mercedes
Nico Hulkenberg (8th, 1:38.266): "It was not an easy qualifying session, but in the end everything went to plan. I did struggle in Q1 and Q2, and I've been fighting some understeer in the car all weekend, especially through the first sector. We never really managed to dial it out of the car, but it didn't hurt us too much because I was able to pull together two good laps and that was enough to get me up to eighth. The times were very close and I think it will be the same tomorrow, but our long-run performance looks competitive so I think we can definitely race the people around us and come away with points."
Paul di Resta (14th, 1:38.648): "The car was capable of Q3 today but once again my lap in Q2 was compromised by traffic. There were some cars backing off in the last three corners and that cost me those crucial tenths I needed to make Q3. So I'm a little bit disappointed because I didn't get the most from the session. We are out of position on the grid, but there's still all to play for in the race because the car was very strong yesterday during the long runs and we can be confident going into the race."
Robert Fernley, Deputy Team Principal: "It was a wonderful effort by Nico to pull out some excellent laps and qualify in eighth, just edging ahead of the Mercedes pair. After practice we were still not sure where we stood, but we knew that we were in with a shout of making the top ten. Today's result means that we have had at least one car in Q3 for the last ten races, which is a credit to the team's hard work this year. On the other side of the garage it's frustrating that Paul hit traffic at the crucial moment of qualifying. He had been up on Nico's time in sectors one and two, and was just unlucky in the final part of the lap. As for the race tomorrow we are confident that we can deliver strong race pace and our target is to get both cars in the points."
Sergio Perez (12th, 1:38.460): "It is a shame, as we were so close to getting into Q3 but, of course, I had to back off because of the yellow flags in the last sector. Well, the positive side is that we have saved a set of fresh tyres for the race. In any case it will be an interesting one because I could not do long runs in free practice to the extent I wanted to."
Kamui Kobayashi (13th, 1:38.594): "I would have been easily five tenths faster but I had to back off when the yellow flags came out. I am quite disappointed, especially as we had improved the car for Q2. In Q1 initially I had problems with oversteer, but our set up changes worked out nicely. However, here we have a track which allows overtaking and the race is always a different story."
Monisha Kaltenborn, Team Principal: "We showed a strong performance today, which was not rewarded because both our drivers had to slow down due to the yellow flags in the last corner. They both delivered a strong qualifying and, based on the long runs we did yesterday, I'm confident we can have a strong race tomorrow."
Giampaolo Dall'Ara, Head of Track Engineering: "There's no doubt we were unfortunate today with the yellow flags, but we have to take the positive from the day. After having some troubles yesterday, we managed to improve the set-up significantly over night and both our drivers were very strong. However, I believe the performance of the car is stronger than the results suggest, so we have every reason to be positive for the race."
Toro Rosso-Ferrari
Daniel Ricciardo (16th, 1:39.084): "In Q2, we were only doing two runs of one flying lap each and on my last one, I simply lost drive coming out of Turn 12, feeling as if the car was in neutral and I couldn't find any gears. I could not bring the car back to the pits and had to abort the run at the side of the track. A shame, because Q1 went very well and I was able to post a competitive time. I don't know if I could have eventually got into Q3, but whatever the result, this has been a missed opportunity, although that's part of the game in motor racing. Hopefully we can bounce back tomorrow."
Jean-Eric Vergne (17th, 1:39.340): "The performance looked very good and competitive this afternoon, but unfortunately I tried to take the final corner flat on my very last run, but I got it wrong and ruined my lap, nearly losing the car, so I am angry with myself for that. The step up in performance compared to yesterday came partly from improving the car overnight and again since FP3 and partly from myself, in the way I was driving. Of course I will be trying to get a good start tomorrow and hope that I can then work my way into a points scoring position by the end of the race."
Laurent Mekies, Chief Engineer: "This was a disappointing qualifying for us, as we had picked up quite a bit of pace compared to yesterday, which could be seen from our lap times in Q1. It reflected a good improvement from everyone, especially the two drivers, who both posted good lap times in Q1. So, it was looking quite promising, but unfortunately in Q2, Daniel had to park at the side of the track, reporting over the radio that he had no drive. Our priority for this afternoon will be to investigate and fix the problem. As for Jean-Eric, right at the end of his final quick lap, he pushed a little too hard and made a mistake. Looking to tomorrow, even if we did not get the grid positions we might have hoped for, the pace we showed in Q1 is still in the car, therefore we can expect to have a good race and aspire to fight through into the points as we have done in recent races."
Pastor Maldonado (15th, 1:38.725): "We've found it hard to improve from our practice sessions this weekend. I drove a clean lap in Q2 and got everything I could out of the car, but we just didn't have the pace today. We'll have to work very hard to be in a position to fight for points in tomorrow's race from where we are, as it is difficult to overtake at this track."
Bruno Senna (18th, 1:39.443): "I'm naturally disappointed with today. We had a few problems during practice with different elements of the car and this meant we couldn't pull it all together for qualifying. We'll just have to recover from this moment and try to have a good race tomorrow."
Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: "We had a pretty tough day today with both drivers struggling with the balance of the car and the ultimate pace of the car was not there today. We understand where the car is struggling and aim to address these issues as soon as possible. We believe our long run pace to be better and even from 15th and 18th we will be aiming to get some points."
Vitaly Petrov (19th, 1:40.207): "I'm really happy with the performance today. I've had a couple of problems on the car that has cost me track time this weekend but the team have worked really hard to keep us moving so thanks to them for helping me get the most out of it in all three practice sessions and in quali today. My last lap was really good, probably as quick as we could go around here. We timed it right so traffic wasn't an issue and to finish over a second clear of the cars behind is good for the whole team. We haven't stopped pushing and the aim now is to have a clean start tomorrow and try and carry over this sort of performance into Sunday's race."
Heikki Kovalainen (20th, 1:40.333): "I've struggled all weekend to find a setup I'm happy with and that continued today in qualifying. We went for three runs, one on the softs and two one lap runs on the supersofts to help try and find a balance but it just wasn't there today. On my last lap in Q1 I still had understeer in the last four corners - perhaps without that I'd have been able to find a bit more time, but it just wasn't there. Tyre strategy tomorrow will be key. We saw last weekend in Japan that we can fight in the early stages of the race so let's see if we can turn this weekend around in the race."
Pedro de la Rosa (23rd, 1:42.881): "We did a more than acceptable qualifying session; especially the second lap which was pretty good. But we had a lot of understeer and as a result were unable to post a perfect lap. The difference to our rivals isn't what we expected, but it seems that at this circuit their car is working better than ours. In any case, I'm satisfied with qualifying and more so with our pace with the soft tyres. Tomorrow, as always, we will go out giving it our all but we must continue working to get closer to our rivals."
Narain Karthikeyan (24th, No Time): "We were in quite a good position after the third free practice sessions as I'd adapted very well to the circuit and the car was performing great. But once again I was unlucky this season and we had a mechanical issue on the first lap of qualifying. Now we must analyze the problem to fix it and avoid it from springing up again. Tomorrow we will try to recover those positive vibes."
Luis Perez-Sala, Team Principal: "Today wasn't one of our best days. In the morning's practice sessions we witnessed an improvement in the performance of the cars and the drivers finished with better sensations than yesterday. But in qualifying things didn't go so well. Narain, on his first lap, suffered a broken brake disc and was unable to go out. Luckily both him and the car are well and now were investigating why this happened. And Pedro completed a good lap but our rivals were much better. Tomorrow will be a long race and the tyres and pitstops will play a key role so we will try to do the best job possible to make the most of an opportunity tha may arise."
Charles Pic (21st, 1:41.317): "It was a great qualifying for me. On the first run, with the Soft tyre, there was a little bit of traffic and I lost temperature in the tyres. Then for the second run we used the Supersoft tyre. We lost 0.2s in Sector 1 at the braking point, but then the middle sector was very good and overall it was a positive qualifying. We have saved two sets of options for the race and now we will work to see how we can continue to improve tomorrow. I feel very comfortable with the track now and I'm enjoying it a lot - the second sector is really great! Due to the engine change we will start further back, but I think we can recover that quite quickly in the early part of the race so we can focus on keeping with our competitors."
Timo Glock (22nd, 1:41.371): "It has been quite a difficult weekend for us so far. We've struggled with the car balance all the way up until qualifying. Things looked slightly better this afternoon and the car was certainly easier to drive. My run on the prime Soft tyre was okay but then when we switched to the Supersoft I made a mistake out of turn 10, went a little wide and lost traction. A bit of a shame as I lost a couple of tenths there, but at least the car is slightly better and I think we can have a better race tomorrow."
John Booth, Team Principal: "Overnight the drivers and engineers spent a significant amount of time analysing the balance problems in the car from FP2 and this morning the objective of the programmes for both cars was to evaluate some of the overnight set-up changes to see if they could solve the rather specific problems we were having. In the end, Timo didn't have the best session and settled for a slight compromise, which was a little bit of an unknown going into qualifying. Charles was much happier with his steering in FP3, which had caused him significant issues yesterday, and his improved confidence was clear in qualifying. We decided on a departure from the more traditional two Supersoft runs, for the simple reason that we felt we couldn't compete sufficiently with the cars ahead today, however, as we have so often seen, we fare much better in the race. This track is a challenge for us because of the long straights in sector 1, which leave us at a disadvantage as we don't have KERS. It is a long lap though, so we will aim to make up the deficit in sectors 2 and 3 and by saving two new prime and two new option tyre sets, we can definitely optimise the strategy tomorrow."


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Cherry scones
Nutrition and extra info
- Freezable
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal218
- fat8g
- saturates5g
- carbs36g
- sugars8g
- fibre1g
- protein4g
- salt0.72g
- 450g self-raising flour
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Bicarbonate of soda
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- 284ml pot buttermilk
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- 2 tbsp milk
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- 100g glacé cherry, chopped
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text: There must have been moments this past weekend when Chuck Hagel wondered why he ever wanted the job of secretary of defense and why he put up with so much abuse from his former Senate colleagues to get it. His first visit as Pentagon chief was a meeting over the weekend with Afghanistan's mercurial president, Hamid Karzai, the official whose help we most need if we are to bring our longest-running war to something like a successful conclusion. Karzai is either crazy or crazy like a fox. There is evidence to support either proposition. Hagel probably leaned to the former explanation after Karzai went on television to elaborate on two suicide bombings timed to coincide with the American's visit. The bombings, which killed at least 19 people, were done 'at the service of America,' which Karzai said was in daily contact and collusion with the Taliban, the idea being that the U.S. wanted to frighten Afghanistan to allow large numbers of American and NATO troops to stay on after their scheduled 2014 departure. Karzai might have been grandstanding for local political consumption; at worst, he might really believe that crazy nonsense. More likely, however, is that he is trying to throw the untested Hagel off his stride in advance of serious negotiations. A scheduled joint press conference was canceled - out of security considerations, if you believe U.S. officials; out of pique, if you believe Karzai's people. The Afghan military and police are to take over full responsibility for the security of their country this summer. Foreign combat troops are to start leaving this year. The United States wants to leave behind a residual force of 8,000 to 12,000 U.S. and NATO troops beyond 2014 to act as advisers and trainers and to conduct special operations. It would be a deal Karzai would be wise to take, not only for his own sake but for whoever follows him in elections set for next year. Karzai has knowingly set a list of conditions for the residual force that Hagel would find hard to accept - the Afghan government would specify where they would be based and in what numbers, have veto power over their operations and - here is the real deal-breaker - the troops would be subject to Afghan law. A similar demand by Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki is why there are no U.S. troops in Iraq. Hagel's maiden trip was far from a success, but at least he now knows what he's facing. There was one bright note. U.S. delegations traditionally stop in Germany to visit wounded U.S. combat troops. This time there were none to visit. Dale McFeatters is a columnist for Scripps Howard News Service.


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I know what you are thinking… you are reviewing Chocolate sauce… To that I have one answer. You are damn right I'm reviewing this Chocolate Sauce.
Holy S(*@ is it good. It's absurdly tasty. I was supposed to include in the 2013 Father's Day Gift list but we got so many things in we started getting back logged and it didn't happen. I can however tell you that Robert Lambert's Artisan Extreme Vanilla Bean Chocolate Sauce is the Crack of the Chocolate Sauce world. It is without a doubt addictive and extremely yummy. I'm a fat guy, so I'm probably going overboard with excitement about it but it is what it is.
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Nothing too extravagant right now, but I promised some art.
Max from Where the Wild Things Are. I wanna do a big character sheet with Max and all the wild things sometime soon.
I recently bought a tiny moleskine sketchbook so the first drawing in it was obvious.
The below scans are kinda bleh, but bear with me.
Even though I think Twilight is a total abomination of all that is good in entertainment, these two were just plain fun to caricature.
Thats it for now! I'm gonna try to squeeze out oooone more post before Comic Con since next thursday I'm leaving to stay with Tara before we go con-it-up.
Let me know if your gonna be there!
Sunday, July 12, 2009
A tiny little post
Posted by Zach Bellissimo at 8:39 PM 8 comments
Labels: comic con, doodles, max, mole, moleskine, sketches, twilight, where the wild things are
Sunday, July 5, 2009
Gallery Pics
Check out some pics from the Golden Age show! Right here.
But to see some of my piece here are some taken by Niko. Thanks man!
Posted by Zach Bellissimo at 8:55 PM 1 comments
Labels: autumn society, gallery, golden age


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Faisal Shahzad, the suspect in the Times Square bomb attempt, pleaded guilty Monday to using weapons of mass destruction – a plea that could mean he will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Mr. Shahzad's admission of guilt had been expected. He waived his right to a speedy arraignment, and he gave the US government information about his training and contacts in Waziristan, Pakistan, with explosives experts.
What was not expected was the defiance with which Shahzad defended what he did. Shahzad told US District Judge Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum he was a "Muslim soldier" avenging the deaths of Muslims killed by Americans overseas, and that he didn't care that his bomb could have killed children.
"It's a war. I am part of the answer to the US terrorizing the Muslim nations and the Muslim people," he said.
Asked whether he was certain he wanted to plead guilty, Shahzad said he wanted to plead guilty 100 times more, and warned that if the United States did not leave Iraq and Afghanistan, "we will be attacking [the] US."
Shahzad was arrested on May 3 after he had boarded a plane that was leaving that night for Dubai. The naturalized US citizen, who was born in Pakistan, admitted that he left a Nissan Pathfinder loaded with improvised explosives and incendiary devices in Times Square.
On May 1, street vendors spotted the smoking vehicle almost immediately and notified the New York Police Department, which cleared the area. After firefighters doused the flames, the search began for whoever had left the vehicle. It was quickly traced to Shahzad.
"In this case, the speed with which they broke the case because of the terrorist overtones was breathtaking," says Randy Mastro, former deputy mayor under Rudolph Giuliani and now co-chair of Gibson Dunn & Crutcher's Litigation & Crisis Management Group in New York. "They actually identified him faster than his arrest because they wanted to track him to figure out if he had any accomplices."
The information garnered from Shahzad has resulted in arrests in Pakistan and the US.
According to the Department of Justice, in December 2009, Shahzad received explosives training in Pakistan. Then, in February, he received $5,000 in cash in Massachusetts, sent from a co-conspirator in Pakistan. Six weeks later, he received an additional $7,000 in cash. Some of that money went to buying a used Pathfinder.
Also according to the Justice Department, Shahzad in March bought a semiautomatic 9 mm Kel-Tec rifle, which was later found loaded and in his car at John F. Kennedy International Airport on the day of his arrest. One of the counts against him includes possession of a firearm during or in relation to a conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction.
After his arrest, Shahzad waived his Miranda rights – the right to have an attorney present during questioning. Instead, he spent weeks talking to federal investigators before getting a lawyer.
"Well, it's obvious by not having a lawyer, he could not precondition his cooperation," says Stan Twardy, a former US attorney for Connecticut and now a partner at Day Pitney LLP, a Boston-based law firm.
Although federal guidelines indicate a life sentence for Shahzad, that might depend on what prosecutors told him to get him to cooperate, Mr. Twardy says. "The devil is in the details," says the former prosecutor. "But no matter what, he will get a significant sentence. You don't want to send the message that if you tried to kill hundreds, if not more, but got caught and cooperated, you don't get so much jail time."
Sentencing is set for Oct. 5, but that can always be delayed if Shahzad continues to cooperate, says Twardy. However, Mastro is not sure that the prospect of years behind bars will deter future terrorists as much as it may deter criminals.
"What motivates terrorists is not personal gain and hope of getting away but a misguided commitment to a cause that causes them to act in grotesque ways that endanger and often cost human lives," says Mastro.
What the capture of terrorists such as Shahzad does accomplish, he says, is that it "helps us to understand how they come about, how they are trained, and with related prosecutions makes it harder for them to be successful."


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Exhibition: Mon, Jan 24, to Fri, Dec 30 2011
The gift to Emory of a small collection of photographs by Carl Van Vechten offers an opportunity to showcase the breadth and depth of MARBL holdings related to African Americans in the arts. The photographs were first exhibited in Paris during a 1992 conference on "African Americans and Europe." Van Vechten was a novelist, literary savant, patron of the arts, and principal support of African American literati. He also became a superb photographic portraitist, and his photos enable us to foreground a number of interrelated collections. Visitors to this exhibition will discover original materials from twenty-one different collections documenting the life and work of the twenty-one individuals whose portraits are on display. In his important essay on Carl Van Vechten's photographs, Emory faculty member Rudolph P. Byrd observed "[I]t is a pleasure to join a face with language, to join an image with a reputation; in fine, it is a pleasure to ponder what some would term a different text." This exhibition moves in the opposite direction, that is, from photograph to text. The focus is of intersections: of subjects portrayed and the cultural works they produced; and of the subjects themselves, one to another.
Emory Libraries: Robert W. Woodruff Library, Level 10
540 Asbury Circle
Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 9am - 5pm
p: (404) 727-0136
web: http://web.library.emory.edu/libraries/schatten-gallery
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/712
ACP Listing #: 001
Exhibition: Wed, Feb 9, to Thu, Feb 9 2012
Atlanta photographer Santiago Vanegas sailed to Antarctica in January 2009 aboard the Quark ship Ocean Nova. On his return, he spent a year combing through the eleven thousand (11,000) images he brought back. He knew while shooting that from that mass of photography there would emerge a very special exhibit. His challenge - to find a venue that would allow him to hang 50 over-sized images - 35 inches by 45 inches. He found the perfect showcase, close to home at the busiest airport in the world - the Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson International Airport.
The exhibit will be on display for a year in the Transportation Mall, the corridor through which every Atlanta Airport passenger must stroll. In addition to enhancing the airport experience, the exhibit will rasie funds for environmental protection. All 50 photographs are for sale, with the proceeds going to non-government organizations with the mandate to protect the Antarctic environment.
Quark Expeditions is proud to be the sole sponsor of this exhibit for the the full year.
Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson Airport
574 Airport South Parkway
Atlanta, GA 30349-8642 [map: Google Maps]
p: (404) 382-2478
web: http://www.atlanta-airport.com/hjn/2011/03/passenger1.htm
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/703
ACP Listing #: 002
Exhibition: Sat, Jun 18, to Sun, Nov 6 2011
Having worked as a classic black-and-white street photographer for most of his career, Atlanta-based photographer Robert "Chip" Simone embraced digital technology and color output in the year 2000, moving his experimentations with the medium into fresh and invigorating territory. This exhibition of 64 color photographs by Simone showcases the results of his recent explorations, presenting a tightly focused retrospective of the past decade of his work.
Please see ACP Listing #124 for a lecture from Chip Simone on Oct. 20th at the High Museum of Art.
High Museum of Art
1280 Peachtree Street, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30309 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat: 10am - 5pm
Thu: 10am - 8pm
Sun: 12pm - 5pm
p: (404) 733-5000
web: http://www.high.org
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/863
ACP Listing #: 003
Exhibition: Sun, Jul 31, to Sun, Jan 1 2012
The Columbus Museum presents a multi-media exhibition consisting of three photo and video installations that explore how ways of speaking affect people's lives and the changing relationship between Southerners and the land.
One segment focuses on the effect accents have on our interpretation of the spoken word. A classically trained actor recites a short segment from William Shakespeare's play Romeo and Juliet. The same segment will be recited using various regional American and international accents to see how the accents effect the way we evaluate the words.
A bank of TVs will feature stories from people living in the region recounting their personal experiences with accents and how it has impacted their life.
A video will take a cinematic view at the relationship that southern natives have with the land and visually connect the slower pace of rural life with the slower way of speaking. Slow Cadence is the debut solo exhibition of Atlanta residents and video artists Stefani Byrd and Wes Eastin (American, both b. 1984).
Columbus Museum
1251 Wynton Road
Columbus, GA 31906 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Fri, Sat: 10am - 5pm
Thu: 10am - 9pm
Sun: 1pm - 5pm
p: (706) 748-2562
web: http://www.columbusmuseum.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/871
ACP Listing #: 004
Exhibition: Thu, Aug 18, to Sun, Oct 9 2011
More than just a game, Robert Matre celebrates the glory of golf as "an adventure of the spirit".
: Thu, Aug 18, 5:30pm - 7pm
Quinlan Visual Arts Center
514 Green Street, N.E.
Gainesville, GA 30501 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri: 9am - 5pm
Sat: 10am - 4pm
p: (770) 536-2575
web: http://www.quinlanartscenter.org
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/817
ACP Listing #: 005
Exhibition: Sat, Aug 20, to Sat, Oct 29 2011
Photography Portfolios by the Graduating Seniors, Gwinnett Technical College
W: gtcphoto.com
B: gtcphoto.wordpress.com
: Sat, Aug 20, 6:30pm - 9:30pm
Art Station
5384 Manor Drive
Stone Mountain, GA 30083 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 10am - 3pm
p: (770) 469-1105
web: http://www.artstation.org
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/755
ACP Listing #: 006
Exhibition: Sat, Aug 27, to Sat, Dec 3 2011
This solo exhibition will feature a multi-channel video installation by the second of three 2010/2011 Working Artist Project winners.
The Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA)
75 Bennett Street, Suite A-2
Atlanta, GA 30309 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 10am - 5pm
p: (404) 367-8700
web: http://www.mocaga.org
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/853
ACP Listing #: 007
Exhibition: Thu, Sep 1, to Mon, Oct 31 2011
2011 Grant Park Summer Shade Festival, Aug. 27-28
Dakota Blue
454 Cherokee Avenue
Grant Park
Atlanta, GA 30312 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu: 11:30am - 10pm
Fri: 11am - 11pm
Sat: 12pm - 11pm
Sun: 12pm - 10pm
p: (404) 589-8002
web: http://www.dakotabluegrantpark.com/
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/724
ACP Listing #: 008
Exhibition: Thu, Sep 1, to Fri, Sep 30 2011
New Orleans has been under what some may say is a curse. Katrina wiped out houses and tore apart the economy. Years later, a persistent oil spill killed wildlife, sea life and the local bayous and swamps. This in turn affected the local fishermen living and working in the swamps. Upon visiting New Orleans for the first time after these devastations, Emily Harris paid a visit to the swamps. In this series she captured the swamps using a red scale 35mm film to portray the dark and dreary life these areas have lived through. These images will be displayed in a light box installation to further illuminate the idea.
: Tue, Sep 27, 8pm - 10pm
Carroll St. Cafe
208 Carroll Street SE
Atlanta, GA 30312 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Sun: 8am - 12am
Fri, Sat: 8am - 1am
p: (404) 577-2700
web: http://www.apresdiem.com/carroll_street/
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/734
ACP Listing #: 009
Exhibition: Sat, Sep 3, to Sat, Dec 3 2011
Georgia is home to 49 state parks and 15 historical sites. Floral photographer Hazel Berger's current project is visiting and blogging all of these preserved spaces. The REI show includes many of Berger's images to-date and info about the parks. Visit www.hazelberger.com to read her blog and view her art.
: Tue, Oct 18, 7pm - 8:30pm
Reception and Artist Lecture
Join Hazel Berger at REI for a reception, lecture and slide show of her work. Berger will detail her project and present additional images. During the talk, she will discuss how she found her niche as a floral photographer and why she picked the state park project.
Space is limited, so please pre-register on the REI website.
REI Perimeter
1165 Perimeter Ctr W, Ste 200
Atlanta, GA 30338 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 10am - 9pm
Sun: 11am - 6pm
p: (770) 901-9200
web: http://www.rei.com/stores/54
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/803
ACP Listing #: 010
Exhibition: Sat, Sep 3, to Sat, Oct 29 2011
Many know him as a Statesman and Presidential candidate but very few people know what an accomplished photographer Senator Barry Goldwater was.
At a young age, Barry picked up his mother's Kodak and thus began the career of a master photographer. His eye for documenting the land and native people of Arizona, represents a key aspect of his work.
Self-taught, Goldwater experimented widely with darkroom techniques and spent his life mastering the art. Greats that included Ansel Adams were both his mentors and friends. His photography ultimately earned him twin inductions into the oldest and most prestigious organizations in the profession, the Royal Photographic Society of Great Britain and the Professional Photographers of America.
: Sat, Oct 1, 5pm - 8pm
Exhibit Reception
Join us for refreshments with special guests Joanne Goldwater, Barry's daughter and Alison Goldwater Arkin, Barry's granddaughter.
The Gallery at Serenbe
9077 Selborne Lane
Chattahoochee Hills (Serenbe), GA 30268 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Wed, Thu: 10am - 5pm
Fri, Sat: 10am - 6pm
Sun: 1pm - 4pm
p: (678) 519-1238
web: http://thegalleryatserenbe.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/866
ACP Listing #: 011
Exhibition: Thu, Sep 8, to Sat, Dec 3 2011
Since the Spelman College Museum of Fine Art was established in 1996, it has methodically grown the College's permanent collection. In recent years, through key gifts from alumnae and Friends and through careful purchases, the Museum has expanded its permanent holdings to reflect its emphasis on works by and about women of the African Diaspora. In celebration of its 15th anniversary, the Museum has aggressive plans to build upon its legacy and purchase 15 new works by an array of emerging, mid-career, and established artists. Of the 15 works on the Museum's wish list, 9 are photographs by acclaimed artists including: Sheila Pree Bright, Lalla Essaydi, Renée Cox, LaToya Ruby Frazier, IngridMwangiRobertHutter, Myra Greene, Nandipha Mntambo, Lorna Simpson, and Carrie Mae Weems. "15 x 15: The 15th Anniversary Acquisitions Exhibition" celebrates the Museum's milestone and presents works in the permanent collection alongside 15 soon to be acquired works. This original exhibition creates a context for the College's past, present, and future collecting efforts and positions photography as vital to the Museum's evolution.
Spelman College Museum of Fine Art
In the Camille Olivia Hanks Cosby Academic Center
350 Spelman Lane, Box 1526
Atlanta, GA 30314 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri: 10am - 4pm
Sat: 12am - 4pm
p: (404) 270-5607
web: http://www.spelman.edu/museum
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/839
ACP Listing #: 012
Exhibition: Thu, Sep 8, to Sat, Sep 24 2011
Study of Strange Things was created from what Vaitsman calls proto-images, images that are ephemeral or "thin" because they do not exist in her mind as full-frame photographs but as fragments of information, doubtful memories, or obscure sensations. To preserve this ephemeral condition, she uses such domestic materials as ice, chocolate, eggs, meat, wax, salt, milk, or starch; or such biological by-products as hair or wool. The materials have little monetary value, and some are difficult to store. Changes that some of the materials undergo in certain environmental conditions necessitate photographic archiving. Study of Strange Things is related to the tradition of grouping images, as in the Tarot, the Stations of the Cross, stamp collections, photo albums, and even cinematography, which articulate fragments of meaning in order to describe complex situations. The project relates to mythology and its function of explaining the existence of people prior to their having intellectual tools to write their history or to make their laws. This series shows a private, ancestral imagery and therefore describes parts of Vaitsman's mind that sometimes seem foreign even to her.
Solomon Projects
1037 Monroe Drive
Atlanta, GA 30306 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 10am - 6pm
p: (404) 875-7100
web: http://www.solomonprojects.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/831
ACP Listing #: 013
Exhibition: Thu, Sep 8, to Sat, Oct 22 2011
Six artists from around the world confront the idea of the indexicality of the image, the composition of the new art object and what this says about our culture and its current aesthetics. The photographers' source materials include Flickr, Google Earth, advertising and editorial images and painters of the Dutch Golden Age. Operations on the resources include digital layering, reformatting data, curating, old-fashioned paper folding and the creation and photography of the Demand-like diorama.
: Sat, Sep 24, 5:30pm - 8:30pm
: Fri, Oct 21, 6:30pm - 8pm
Artist's Talk
Jason Salavon and Penelope Umbrico will present their work.
Hagedorn Foundation Gallery
425 Peachtree Hills Avenue, #25
Atlanta, GA 30305 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri: 10am - 5pm
Sat: 11am - 4pm
p: (404) 492-7718
web: http://www.hfgallery.org
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/806
ACP Listing #: 014
Exhibition: Fri, Sep 9, to Sat, Oct 29 2011
Jackson Fine Art is thrilled and honored to present Proud Flesh, the latest series of striking photographs by Sally Mann that depicts an intimate and honest study of her husband, Larry Mann. During six years of vulnerable moments, Mann fearlessly depicts nudes of her husband as he struggles with muscular dystrophy.
In 1951 Mann was born in Virginia, where she and her husband currently reside. Known for her American gothic style of photography, Mann's images are produced as contact prints made from wet-plate collodion negatives with a short exposure time. This process paired with the subject matter gives for a chilling aesthetic outcome. Mann is known for her charged themes of death and sexuality, which she beautifully juxtaposes candidly in this series.
Mann's career is decorated with numerous awards, including three National Endowment for the Arts Fellowships and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her photographs are in the permanent collections of major museums and private collections, and noted by Time magazine as "America's Best Photographer" in 2001. She is included in collections of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Museum of Modern Art, and The Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; and The Corcoran Museum of Art, Washington, D.C.
Photo credit: © Sally Mann. Courtesy of Jackson Fine Art, Atlanta and Gagosian Gallery, New York
: Fri, Sep 9, 6pm - 8pm
Jackson Fine Art
3115 E Shadowlawn Ave
Atlanta, GA 30305 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 10am - 5pm
p: (404) 233-3739
web: http://www.jacksonfineart.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/813
ACP Listing #: 015
Exhibition: Fri, Sep 9, to Sat, Oct 22 2011
Emily Amy Gallery is pleased to present its first-ever exhibition that is strictly photography-focused. Local photographer, Stephanie Dowda, will act as curator for the show choosing works that embody the elusive notion of the sublime. Drawing upon more traditional ideas such as idyllic landscapes as well as more abstract interpretations that include intimate love affairs, Dowda seeks to create a strong body of works that suggest transcendental ideals.
: Fri, Sep 9, 7pm - 10pm
Emily Amy Gallery
1000 Marietta Street NW
Suite 208
Atlanta, GA 30318 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 11am - 5pm
p: (404) 877-5626
web: http://www.emilyamygallery.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/749
ACP Listing #: 016
Exhibition: Fri, Sep 9, to Mon, Nov 28 2011
Some of us like to see things like they really are while some are attracted to a more phantasmagorial view. On the other hand, a visage just slightly off kilter, where we're not sure exactly what we're seeing, may have a different kind of appeal. With a glass of wine in hand, take a photographic trip that has elements more akin to the Left Bank than the Right Bank.
Montaluce Winery and Le Vigne Restaurant
501 Hightower Church Road
Dahlonega, GA 30533 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun: 12pm - 5pm
p: (706) 867-4060
web: http://www.montaluce.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/798
ACP Listing #: 017
Studio Open House: Sat, Sep 10, 12pm - 11:45pm
The Shot Atlanta is a 5,500 square foot studio located in the West End section near downtown Atlanta. We offer many options for your project.
Comprised of at least 6 unique setup options with a variety of textures and character. To assist with your project we also have ample space to allow for scene setups.
We also offer a photographer's membership, which currently consists of 14 photographers. Our membership is growing each month with some of Atlanta's best photographers.
To help celebrate Atlanta Celebrates Photography, our Open House event will consist of a Gallery displaying our in-house photographer's work. In addition this event gives us an opportunity to network and show off our great venue.
This event is free and open to the public. Doors open at noon, September 10, 2011.
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The Shot Atlanta Studios
675 Metropolitan Pkwy
Suite 4138
Atlanta , GA 30310 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun: 8am - 7pm
p: (404) 550-5826
web: http://www.theshotatlanta.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/838
ACP Listing #: 018
Exhibition: Sat, Sep 10, to Sat, Oct 8 2011
Hurricane Katrina caused a seismic shift to the city of New Orleans and the Gulf region. Could rebuilding ever fix what had been broken? Would the city ever get its mojo back? Would that thing, whatever it was, that was so uniquely New Orleans return, dissipate, or transform into something completely different? And what about the thousands of small communities that existed within the city—would they survive, or even flourish? What was lost was clear, but what could be recovered was not at all clear.
Following the storm, Dave Anderson spent three years repeatedly photographing a single block in the Holy Cross section of New Orleans's Lower Ninth Ward, following both the obvious physical rebuilding of the homes as well as the evolving psychological state of its residents.
Dave Anderson's work has appeared in magazines from Time to Esquire and is in various museum collections. His book Rough Beauty won the Santa Fe Center for Photography 2005 Project Competition, and One Block: An New Orleans Neighborhood Rebuilds was published by Aperture in 2010.
Book Signing: Sat, Sep 10, 6pm
Artist's Talk and Book Signing
Fall Line Press and Jennifer Schwartz Gallery present an artist talk and book signing with Dave Anderson. Anderson will give a talk about his experience photographing a single block in the Holy Cross section of New Orleans' Lower Ninth Ward after Hurricane Katrina. He will also sign copies of his book, One Block: An New Orleans Neighborhood Rebuilds, published by Aperture in 2010.
Jennifer Schwartz Gallery
1000 Marietta Street
Suite 112
Atlanta, GA 30318 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 11am - 5pm
p: (404) 885-1080
web: http://jenniferschwartzgallery.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/878
ACP Listing #: 019
Exhibition: Sat, Sep 10, to Sat, Oct 8 2011
Outlands: Land Over Time showcases the different uses and conditions of land and related built environment outside an urban setting. Focused on how the land has been cultivated, neglected or exploited, this exhibition is an attempt to trace how Americans' approach and their stance in relation to land has changed over the past 50 years - from large corporate farms to family-owned, from tightly controlled chemical induced farming, to the more organic and sustainable. Whether looking at seasonal changes of the land or failed family farms, not only has the land itself changed, but the way photographers approach the subject has evolved both in style and content. Through thoughtful and artful documentation, photographers have been able to give us a glimpse into an evolving and changing lifestyle.
: Sat, Sep 10, 7pm - 10pm
: Sat, Sep 17, 2pm
Jason Houston: New Stories in the Food Movement
Photographer Jason Houston has spent the last decade photographing food and agriculture around the world. In this talk he will share stories from his recent book project looking at what's happening next at the intersections between community and food across America.
Jennifer Schwartz Gallery
1000 Marietta Street
Suite 112
Atlanta, GA 30318 [map: Google Maps]
hours: Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat: 11am - 5pm
p: (404) 885-1080
web: http://jenniferschwartzgallery.com
permalink: http://festivalguide.acpinfo.org/listings/view/879
ACP Listing #: 020


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Subject description: Improper shutdowns causing problems
I use full HD installation to create basic computers for elderly, etc. out of older computers. I have discovered that EXT2 is very fussy, and will really mess itself up if shutdown improperly, but even EXT3 can self-destruct if shutdown improperly enough times with no intervention.
SO.......rather than just booting to a bash shell after an improper shutdown, I need to have it behave like Windows 98 and do an fsck -f -y and then reboot itself. Upon reboot, I believe it will automatically go to the xwin "wait 30 seconds or select ignore" screen, which is fine.
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at the top of /etc/rc.d/rc.sysinit before the remount r/w
you also need this otherwise you get a full check every boot...
And check if this is included
then relax
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Posted: Fri 09 Oct 2009, 04:44
Post subject: Thanks!
Wow, what a wealth of information. I'm going to have a much more dependable puppy that I send to keep old people company. That's good, because the elderly don't exactly enjoy cleaning up digital crap......
And THIS is the beauty of OSS. Collectively, we can do so much more than M$ ever will. Just you wait, Bill! We're coming after your empire!
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Not as daunting as it sounds...just a few lines of script in the right places
Actually the other reason for posting is that I'm not getting every notification from the forum ..
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Posted: Fri 09 Oct 2009, 21:46
Post subject: Ummm.....yoikes!
Well, I have achieved partial success. I have reengineered the startup and shutdown scripts with the help of the OSS Community so that now it will detect and automatically recover from the most common improper shutdowns (turning power off without selecting power off on the menu.) I will link the files I modified later.
I have NOT however succeeded in getting fsck to run in the startup script. If I put it between loading kernel modules and swap activation, fsck says the partition is mounted. If I add a umount first it gripes that's not possible and then fsck still says it's mounted. If I put it before "making filesystem usable" fsck says that it can't access the device, probably because /dev hasn't been properly populated yet.
While it seems very solid the way I have it, and booting from a CD and fsck-ing the hard drive found no serious errors after about a dozen nasty shutoffs, I would feel better if cleanup was being done along the way after an unclean shutdown. I have heard that ext3 checks itself at mount, but fsck said it had been mounted 24 times without an fsck. I tried the /forcefsck trick, which did nothing.
I read something about Barry disabling automatic fsck to improve boot times. How can I selectively re-enable it without (for example) adding one-time options to grub's menu.lst boot line and then yanking them back out?
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Posted: Sat 10 Oct 2009, 00:15
Post subject: Files and such
Here's the files I created (with help from you, of course....)
I strongly recommend using these or an improved version of these with EXT3 if you are using Puppy as a full install for a non-computer-person (such as an elderly person) as they greatly reduce the amount of fiddling required to clean up after things we wish they wouldn't do.......or power loss, etc.
This was very educational, to say the least. Maybe one day I'll upload an improved Puppy Package Manager that makes uninstall archives with the files which would have otherwise been overwritten and then puts them back upon uninstall. That project needs to be tackled, and it sounds like fun. I have a feeling someone more sage will beat me to it, though.......
[EDIT] One other thing I've learned in screwing around with this Puppy-----when fsck warns that fsck-ing a mounted partition is dangerous, they're NOT KIDDING! I've completely destroyed 2 or 3 installations that way. The first couple of times I thought that they must have been severely damaged anyway, and would have self-destructed sooner or later without my intervention. The third time it dawned on me......I'll bet something happened in the background that caused fsck to royally screw up the FS.....because it could, because it was mounted! So from now on, as much as it pains me to wait for a CD bootup, I'll be doing all future fsck-ing from a liveCD.
On an unrelated quirky note, "fsck-ing" just looks kinda......ummmmm........wrong???
[EDIT AGAIN] I thought I should explain what these files do and what they're based on. This script is from the 4.1.2 RETRO kernel, so you might have to just find my insertions and put them in the appropriate places in your files. This version creates a flag file /tmp/RUNNING in the bootup process, then removes it during shutdown. If the file is PRESENT at bootup, then it knows that Puppy was not properly shut down, and performs a little file cleanup and reboots. This allows the services to all start correctly after the automatic reboot and X will also start with just the warning screen, rather than dumping to a bash prompt and waiting for startx. This version does NOT perform fsck on the hard drive; the version below does.
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Posted: Sat 10 Oct 2009, 07:45
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Oops my description was too vague....in puppy 2
e2fsck -p /dev/hda3
echo -n "Making the filesystem usable..."
this works but for puppy 4 the check needed to be inserted
these two lines...
busybox mount -t proc none /proc ;STATUS=$((STATUS+$?))
[ ! -d /initrd ] && busybox mount -o remount,rw,noatime /
but...I'm not 100% sure cos I'm not using it on my puppy4 install (ext3) but I did try it...I
also have moved
rm -f /etc/mtab
ln -s /proc/mounts /etc/mtab
busybox mount /dev/pts ;STATUS=$((STATUS+$?))
mkdir /sys 2>/dev/null
busybox mount -t sysfs none /sys ;STATUS=$((STATUS+$?))
earlier ....basically to make the partition device visable....as long as the check is whilst / is read only..it was a case of trial and error but definately done in rc.sysinit....teach me to keep notes.
The reason puppy does not fsck everytime is that with a frugal install there is no way (as far as I know) to unmount dev_save cos its in the union....so there would be a full check forced every boot. With a clean partition it only takes a fraction of a second.
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Posted: Sat 10 Oct 2009, 12:17
Post subject: Ah, victory!
OK, then! Thanks to Mr. mikeb, I now have it exactly as I want it. I struggled briefly with creating a flag that rc.sysinit could see so early in the boot process, but putting it in / worked. Initially I tried to put it in /tmp to be tidy, as I did with RUNNING (I thought it looks messy in /) but it was not visible in /tmp at that point in the script. That's OK, as messy is not significant, since that flag only exists between the time of first phase cleanup and reboot to fsck and reload properly. The only way someone would ever see the flag file /fsckme would be to boot from a liveCD on the reboot and look at the hard drive. NOT something that most people will be doing. It'll be fine.
So.....here's the updated scripts. I really like these, and I highly recommend them for full HD installs. I see a few of you downloaded my original ones, but trust me, these are BETTER.
On a side note, I found a bug in PupZip........it added the one script to the file listing twice......
[EDIT] Need to clarify again what this file is. This is the version that DOES perform fsck on the hard drive after an improper shutdown. Remember, this is from a RETRO kernel, so if you are using a newer one you will have to change the e2fsck line to reflect the correct nomenclature for your hard drive. Also, if your Puppy is not installed on the first partition, likewise, changing the nomenclature will be necessary. I don't see anything risky about what I've added; if you don't fix it right, it just won't work.
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Posted: Sat 10 Oct 2009, 12:54
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On a side note, I found a bug in PupZip........it added the one script to the file listing twice......
it tends to do that if you open with more than one file/folder to create a new archive.
your flag could have a . in front of it to keep it hidden.
I assume my description from memory of the location of e2fsck is correct.?
Also just running fsck tries to check all partitions but then sometimes it does not...would be handy if it did
You might like to add a summary of this to the HOW TO section once you are fully happy with it..keeps it from being lost so easily.
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Posted: Sat 10 Oct 2009, 13:58
Post subject: True.....
I forgot about hidden files, so yes, that would be possible, but like I said, that flag file only exists during the reboot to finish the cleanup........so no end user (in my case) would ever see it anyway.
Yes, your memory was good. I added the creation of a flag file /fsckme after removing the temporary files but before the reboot, and added an if trigger that notices /fsckme and runs e2fsck on the hard drive if it exists. There's another if trigger deeper into the boot cycle that removes the /fsckme flag afterward. This if trigger is after the reboot in the initial cleanup if trigger, so it doesn't get removed if it is needed.
I wouldn't know how to add this to the HOWTO section, but maybe I can figure it out. Just this discussion in the forums will help a great deal. If I were looking to do this and someone else had had this discussion first, I'm sure I'd have found this, with tips and theoretically ready-to-implement files. (Although, I did just think of a few disclaimers I should put with my files above......)
Thinking about this now, I should state that it is theoretically possible to do this in one pass without a reboot, but I think with a reboot is best because that cleans up the files, flags for fsck, reboots, fscks, and then boots normally. I could move the RUNNING flag file back out of the /tmp folder and make the fsck if trigger look for that as well, which would eliminate the need for a reboot........but that wouldn't fix the fact that a reboot is still required after an improper shutdown to restore proper USB function, and I think something else as well, so rebooting is best. This automates the whole process of recovering from an improper shutdown, rather than leaving my non-computer-literate end-users wondering why their printer doesn't work anymore............rather than wasting their time and mine figuring out that they need to reboot again to finish the cleanup, it's best to just let Puppy take care of it.
Wow, a Puppy that does his own Poop-scoop Boogie!
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Nice one.....just post in the HOW TO section...title of what its for ,summerise its function, include files and instructions to implement. Another reason is that a post like this includes the learning bit that can be confusing to a user.
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Is there a way to delete a post?
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