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//encrypt using single DES (with an 8 byte key) in CBC mode with the given input vector
string.DES ("8bytekey", 1, 1, "inputvec");
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The theory behind Initiative 1033 – tying the growth of government to the growth of population, plus inflation – strikes us as sound. What worries us is the impact of its peculiarities.
Tim Eyman's I-1033 is roughly modeled on Initiative 601, which is a good foundation. The latter measure, enacted by the voters in 1993, also employed a population-plus-inflation formula to curb state spending.
Until lawmakers started covertly dismantling it, I-601 provided an effective check on the Legislature's binge-and-purge cycle. The state had long been in the habit of expanding services and salaries generously during good times and painfully paring back during bad times.
Tying the budget to a real-world trend line made sense. I-601 also provided a cushion: A rainy day fund – designed to tide the state through recessions – had first claim on unspent revenues. Unfortunately, lawmakers raided that fund after it grew temptingly healthy in the late 1990s.
But I-1033 differs from its predecessor in important ways. Nearly every difference makes it worse.
It wouldn't touch the state's restored rainy day fund, now embedded in the Washington Constitution. But I-1033 would apply to local governments, too, and it provides them no 601-style incentives to put money aside to preserve police protection and other vital services during downturns.
That's just bad fiscal policy. I-1033 does, however, provide a safety valve: Local voters can exempt their city and county governments from its restraints in perpetuity.
Also unlike I-601, I-1033 earmarks surplus revenue exclusively for property tax rebates. No one's going to argue with a check in the mail, but why not also provide relief from sales and business taxes? In Washington, those have greater impact on commerce and job-creation.
Yet those are minor concerns by comparison with I-1033's chief problem: timing.
If enacted now, the initiative's revenue baseline would be welded to the trough of the worst recession since the Great Depression. Nor does that baseline include the $3 billion in federal stimulus money the state used to balance the 2009-2011 biennial budget.
Even with that federal money, the Legislature couldn't balance the budget without steep spikes in college tuition, severe cuts in health care for the working poor, early release of convicts from prison and elimination of community supervision for many criminals. We would truly hate for this – minus the stimulus money – to turn into what Eyman calls "a new normal."
Yes, the state is now in the purge end of that binge-and-purge cycle. But it would be far better to create a baseline somewhere below feast but above famine, as I-601 did. I-1033 would lock in cutbacks that will leave Washington with less public safety, health coverage and college opportunity. This isn't the year to pass this thing.


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Expanded Harmony with Pentatonics
In Ex. 1, we play a minor pentatonic scaleover a minor 7th chord, both with the sameroot: a G minor pentatonic scale over a Gm7chord. This works because the scale veryclosely resembles the arpeggio of a minor7th chord.
Ex. 2 deals with Bbmaj7, the relativemajor, which is three frets or a minor third above. One way to think of this is, if yousee a major 7th chord, play a minor pentatonicscale based on a root a minor thirdbelow the written chord's root. Same scale,different setting.
Now let's look at some less common,yet simple and creative ways to use thisscale, five positions of which are shown inFig. 1. Playing the exact same scale over differen tchords creates a whole new sonicpalette without stepping too much outsidefunk or R&B and into jazz. The simplicity of the minor pentatonic scale ensures anaccessibility to the listener, even when it isused to create varied altered tensions. Allof the following examples use the G minor pentatonic scale, superimposing it over other chords. Notice how the function ofeach scale degree changes depending onthe chord underneath. To truly appreciatethese new colors and flavors, you'll wantto record or have a friend strum the underlying chords as you play over them.
Ex. 3: G minor pentatonic scale over aCm7 chord
The easiest way to think of this techniqueis to play a minor pentatonic up aperfect fifth (or seven frets) from the root of a minor 7th chord.
Ex. 4: G minor pentatonic scale over anFm7 chord
Think of this one as a minor pentatonicstarting a major second (two frets) up fromthe root of a minor 7th chord. Used in thisway, the sound created works well overDorian harmonic content, because eventhough there is no 3, we do get the Dorianapproved6th degree.
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Greinke's six-year deal with Dodgers finalized
Greinke's deal, which is worth $147 million with an opt-out clause after three seasons, is the largest in history for a right-handed pitcher. Along with Sunday's signing of Korean left-hander Hyun-Jin Ryu, it sends the Dodgers' 2013 payroll past $225 million, a Major League record.
"As we looked at the list, one name continued to come back to us -- Zack Greinke," Dodgers general manager Ned Colletti said at Tuesday's news conference to introduce Greinke to the media. "We did whatever we could to engage in conversations with [agent] Casey Close. ... It was very important to us to let Zack know how serious we were about making this team as great as we could make it and the part that he could play in it would be a major part."
Greinke and Ryu provide the Dodgers with unprecedented starting pitching depth. With Clayton Kershaw ahead of them and Chad Billingsley and Josh Beckett behind, the Dodgers now have the luxury of dangling Aaron Harang, Chris Capuano and Ted Lilly for potential trades.
"When we lost and we knew we were out of playoff contention last season," part owner Magic Johnson said, "we all looked at each other and [club president] Stan [Kasten] came over, and we all didn't like the feeling. The one thing we talked about was making sure our pitching staff got better. And we knew Zack was going to be a free agent, and that was our main target. That was the one we wanted."
In contrast to recent years, when the Dodgers scrambled to plug holes with modest signings, they entered this offseason with new owners, bold wealth and clear targets. They quickly re-signed closer Brandon League to a three-year, $22.5 million contract, but left the Winter Meetings in Nashville, Tenn., last week with no other additions while focusing on Greinke.
On the business end, their coffers will soon be refilled with a new media deal that has been rumored at $6 billion or more, a significant return on the $2.15 billion purchase price out of bankruptcy earlier this year by Guggenheim Baseball Partners from Frank McCourt.
The Greinke deal will no doubt provide a benchmark in anticipated contract extension negotiations for Kershaw. Kershaw is signed for 2013 for $11 million, the second and last year of a $19 million deal. He will be eligible for salary arbitration in 2014, then free agency in '15, and Colletti has said the club would probably talk about an extension this winter.
Earlier Monday, Johnson tweeted: "Dodger Nation I am happy to announce we have signed P Zack Greinke, the best pitcher on the Free Agent Market!"
Greinke, 29, is a Floridian who was a first-round Draft pick out of high school in 2002 by the Royals. He reached the Major Leagues in 2004, pitching in Kansas City until he was traded to Milwaukee after the 2010 season.
It was in Kansas City where Greinke won the 2009 American League Cy Young Award, playing for manager Trey Hillman, who is now the bench coach of the Dodgers. Hillman provided management with insight into Greinke's talents on the mound and idiosyncrasies off it.
In 2006, Greinke opened the season on the 60-day disabled list to deal with depression and social anxiety disorder. In 2008, he was a 13-game winner, and in '09, after signing a four-year, $38 million contract, he went 16-8 with a league-leading 2.16 ERA, was an All-Star and won the Cy Young Award.
In 2011, he went 16-6 with a 3.83 ERA, going 11-0 at home after beginning the season on the disabled list with a broken rib suffered in a Spring Training pickup basketball game.
In 2012, Grienke went a combined 15-5 with a 3.48 ERA, being traded by the Brewers to the Angels on July 27.
Greinke has approached his free agency the way he does just about everything -- differently. Methodical and analytical, he has driven the process in interviews with club executives, leaving few details untouched.
"There's a couple things I was really looking at with teams besides the money, I guess," Greinke said. "The No. 1 [factor] was to have a team that could have a chance to win a World Series for several years. ... My main goal was a team that was competing each year to get a World Series [title]. Also, I looked at the organizations some, the cities -- which ones we'd be most comfortable in and which ones we'd enjoy the most. Then also what my parents kind of liked and stuff like that.
"[The Angels] kept in contact the whole time, from when I first got there to right when the season was over and right when the World Series was over. When the details came, they never really got into it too much. But my wife and I loved it there. Great place."
As one of his former coaches said at the Winter Meetings, "Greinke is different -- but in a good way." A former teammate dubbed him "Captain Weirdo." Hillman said Greinke was a good teammate, just not a talkative one.
Greinke is not fond of idle chitchat, as he once told a new locker mate upon their meeting. But he's a power-pitching competitor, which put him at the top of the Dodgers' list for available pitchers coming into this offseason.
"We are very pleased to add a second pitcher who has won a Cy Young Award to this rotation and organization," Colletti said. "We believe he brings a lot to this team and to a pitching staff that was already very good."


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Can any of you guys more familiar with Commando/Mercenaries, explain a little why Gunnery is the choice, and not Assault? Does Gunnery do much more DPS, or is it more the utility of the armour reduction?
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Gunnery is just superior DPS. You'd be gimping yourself and other Gunnery Troopers if you were to go Assault.[COLOR="red"]
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No use of Fusion Missile for this. Ignore some of the low DPS numbers (Melee on Zorn and Toth Hardmode get screwed) also some people get targeted and have to stop DPS to run. I was fortunate to not have to move all that much.
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Is that a kill? 300k isn't very much total damage...
Our DPS is obviously going to be massive for the first minute or so, with all pots/trinkets popped and vent heat meaning that you can go balls to the wall with your rotation.
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Hey Forsedar and ty for a very informative post.
I have a request tho when it comes to the gearing, Seeing as I now have full Columi gear on my BH It seems I will have to switch out mostly ALL of the mods/Armors and stuff to get the softcaps you have stated in your post.
Is this something I should do until Im starting to get rakata gear or should I accually buy other Columi peices(With Crit & Surge Mods) And just swap em over? I whould appriciate if I could get a answer on that.
Do you think that you could also write up a BiS list? Or something that atleast gets you started to have a way to work on for HM OPS when it comes to gear?
For this fight, I believe my total damage was around 450k which is more than a 3rd and closer to half of Zorns health pool.
The log that is shown is 174 seconds, which is almost 3 minutes. The enrage timer for this fight is 4.5 minutes I believe.
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The BiS list (for HM Operation Progression) has been added in!
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So maybe this time they actually mean it.Classes and Combat
Bounty Hunter
Heatseeker Missile: This ability will now only gain extra damage from your additional stacks of Heat Signatures and will not incorrectly detect debuffs from other players.
Demolition Round: This ability will now only gain extra damage from your additional stacks of Gravity Vortex and will not incorrectly detect debuffs from other players.
Ty for putting up the information I requested.
Something that you should maybe put up aswell are general tips and tricks for improving your dmg and dps, such as when you move you can always fire off a burst of rapid shots or fire of a explosive dart.
All just to push that little extra dmg whenever you can.
I bet that you with your experience will have a flood of these little general tips to ppl looking to improve their dps.
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Very nice read indeed Forsedar.
Right now I'm at 2036 aim when buffed. I need to get an augmented armor piece and Rakata belt with a slot as well to take me to 2072. Unbuffed I am at 104.68% Accuracy, Crit 33.20% and Multiplier 69.74%.
Any thoughts on the new relics? I heard that the Campaign relic of the Cerulean Nova from the new 1.2 dailies is the way to go. At the moment I have the datacron obviously and the Columi Forbidden secrets relic, which is rubbish. Do you still recommend using a power relic?
Also, do you use an adrenal? I am using the rakata power one and noticed a massive improvement since dropping the crit one. Just wondering if it is truly best to use both a power adrenal and relic. Need to test it.
Last edited by Ajf2; 2012-04-20 at 02:03 PM.
If you're looking to min/max and have time on your hands- get Artifice and crit-craft the Rakata Boundless Ages (power) relic. You will get 380 power on use as well as a consistent base 18 aim from the augment slot, making it better than Campaign relics.
As for your Matrix Cube- keep using that. Right now, no relic can compare to it since it gives a base 58 aim and 24 crit rating. After clearing HM Denova tonight, I can say there are no other relics that can compare to that and the augmented Rakata relic. The only relic that will drop from Denova is a 'chance on damage' proc which is onpar with the ones from KP... which all are flat out useless.
Now to answer your adrenal question: Yes the Rakata power adrenal is the way to go. When coupled with the Rakata relic you will notice an extreme improvement in DPS. The power adrenal is truly the best and it will stay that way as long as nothing drastically changes with our Bounty Hunters.
I notice that you are linking the BiS Items with Augment slots, but I cant see where you get those from, only the normal rakata gear(Without the augment slot)
Since Im abit new to this game i have zero clue as where to get those kind of armor pieces, You cant buy em from a vendor now can you ?
Also, the enchancement you are linking, are those from a proffession too?
However, for the bracers and belt- they can be crafted AND crit to give an augment slot. I use both of them with augment slots since they are better than blackhole at this point.
For your enhancement question: It can come from most Sith Warrior rakata level gear. I know specifically I got mine from gloves, head, weapon and boots that were Sith Warrior. The +surge enhancements are a drop from either Pylons or Jarg and Sorno. If you grab the Rakata implants and Black Hole ear piece- you won't have to worry about those enhancements since you will be around ~69% surge and will get the rest from blackhole/campaign level gear.
I was getting abit worried since I now have all the daliy ear/implant peices, 3 / 5 rakata eliminator and my crit is all the way down to 24%
I guess I just have to keep gearing to get the better base stats I need for the "optimal" base stats.
We weren't sure that Armoring 26s actually dropped since Askmrrobot doesn't have them, and while we haven't had any drop, we've seen them on the Auction house.


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4 Handy Tablesaw Jigs Marlborough MA
Except for the thin-rip jig, these jigs rely on an initial cut to define a zero-clearance edge. Because blade kerfs vary slightly, it's important to select and use the same blade each time you use the jig. So that you won't forget, note the blade used on the face of each jig.
MDF and Particleboard Marlborough MA
Composite wood has a few significant drawbacks: it's heavy, easily damaged and not very stiff. In addition, it doesn't hold screws as well as solid wood, swells when it gets wet and creates clouds of obnoxious sawdust. Particleboard is fine for utilitarian work, but MDF is preferred for furniture projects.
Tool Storage Projects Marlborough MA
Hang your long, heavy clamps on this rack designed for strength. Thebraces are notched into the bracket arms in a simple version of atimber-frame joint. Mill 2x4 dimensional lumber straight and square tomake these brackets. The braces form a 45-degree triangle with the twoarms. Miter the ends of the braces first.
Simple Steam Box Marlborough MA
Attach 2x4 legs to elevate the box above the kettle. One end should be higher to ensure that condensation flows to the drain holes. To accommodate the Lee Valley kettle, I propped one end of the box on a block 9 in. high and the other end on a block 8-1/2 in. high. Then I attached the legs.
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15-Amp Router: Above-the-Table Adjustability Marlborough MA
Freud's 15-amp FT3000VCE plunge router, $290, is a back-saving machine that allows you to make all your adjustments from above the table, from bit changes to height adjustments. Yes, other routers offer above-the-table adjustments, but most are smaller, 12-amp machines.
4 Handy Tablesaw Jigs Marlborough MA
Except for the thin-rip jig, these jigs rely on an initial cut to define a zero-clearance edge. Because blade kerfs vary slightly, it's important to select and use the same blade each time you use the jig. So that you won't forget, note the blade used on the face of each jig.
6 Storage Tips Marlborough MA
This swing-out drill bit rack means no more peering into a darkcabinet or trying to reach over a forest of sharp bits to get the oneway in back. Just swing out the block and all your drill accessoriesare right where you can easily and safely reach them.
7 Classic Ways to Store Clamps Marlborough MA
Oddball clamps won't become lost if you keep them together in a utility tub, which costs about $3 at a discount store. Tubs are a great way to store and transport spring clamps, C-clamps and small hand screws. Lidded tubs can even be stacked.
Adjustable Slot Rail and Stile Set Marlborough MA
The set works for undersized 1/4-in. and 1/2-in. plywood in rail and stile material from 3/4 in. to 1-1/4 in. thick. Each two-piece matched set works like a stackable dado.
Bandsaw Fence Marlborough MA
Cut the clamp block to final length. Save the long offcut for later use. Predrill and install four screws to strengthen the dovetail. Without the screws, the fence could break if you overtighten the clamp.
Bench-Mount Clamp Marlborough MA
Compared with many other quick-acting clamps, the Versa Clamp exerts quite a bit more pressure but is more expensive and doesn't act as a spreader. In practice, I found the Versa Clamp very handy. It has enough grab to act like a vise on a bench and, when used like a conventional clamp, it can pull unwieldy joints closed.
Bowl Gauge Sharpening Marlborough MA
How do you make a velvety smooth bowl with evenly thick walls and crisp details? Well, it's not done by sanding the heck out of it. The secret is to use a bowl gouge that is properly shaped and very sharp.
Cool New Jigsaws Marlborough MA
. The Metabo STE105 Plus saw has a 6-amp motor. An Allen wrench is required for changing the foot angle. Blade changes are tool-free, but you must pull the old blade out of the motor shaft. The dust hose hookup is included. The saw is available with a top handle or barrel grip.
Drill Press Cabinet Marlborough MA
An important feature of this cabinet is that the drawers haveextra-long 3/4-extension slides to provide full-extension (see Sources,below). I sized my cabinet to fit my Delta 17-in. drill press, model17-900 and made it all from birch plywood.
Dust Collection with a Twist Marlborough MA
A unique airflow adjustment knob fine-tunes the airflow into the bag plenum. A twist of the knob controls a baffle that assures both collector bags receive equal amounts of wood chips and fill at the same time. The 3hp Dust Force combines a large 13-in. impeller with an 8-in. diameter inlet to deliver up to 2500 cfm of airflow.
Dust-Free Bandsaw Marlborough MA
Dust-free bandsaw works great and it's simple to make and use. The following article has some tips to offer to help you use your own bandsaw. So read on to get more details below.
Expandable Parts Rack Marlborough MA
A light bulb went on in my head and this wooden version now graces my shop. It's just over 1 ft. wide when closed and expands to just under 7 ft. Wing nuts make it easy to lock in any position. I've used my rack to hold everything from 12-in.-long shelves to 12-ft.-long baseboard moldings.
Fold-Down Cutting Rack Marlborough MA
There was no room in my basement shop to cut full sheets of plywood. I always had to have the home center guy cut it down to size with his panel saw. What a hassle. I wanted my own panel saw, but I knew there was simply no room in my shop or budget.
Folding Outfeed Table Marlborough MA
For those of you with a contractor's saw on a mobile base, we've designed the kind of table you'd wish the saw had to begin with. It goes wherever the saw goes. Folded up, it doubles as a sturdy assembly table. Folded down, you still get an additional foot of support for cutting short stuff.
Full-Storage Workbench Marlborough MA
Tired of working on a sheet of plywood thrown over a pair of sawhorses? Had it with rolling benches that wiggle and wobble? Hate running around your shop whenever you need a tool? Boy, do we have the bench for you. Our dream bench starts with traditional workbench features like a thick top, a sturdy base, bench dogs and a pair of vises.
Heavy-Duty Folding Shop Table Marlborough MA
You can set it up in only a minute and be ready for routing, sanding, planing—you name it. When you're done, fold up the table into a super-compact unit only five-inches thick and stow it away. Here today, tucked away tomorrow.
How to Deal with Knots Marlborough MA
A spike knot is formed when a board is cut right through the lengthof a branch. A spike knot may be tight at its base (the intergrownportion) and loose at its end (the encased portion).
Hyper-Organize Your Shop Marlborough MA
This hook-and-slat system is simplicity itself. Take a strip of 3/4-in. plywood and offset another strip of 1/4-in. plywood to create a hook and its partner, the wall slat (Photo 1). You must shave a bit off the inside edge of the slat (Photo 2) so the hook can slip in and out with ease.
Improved Crosscut Sled Marlborough MA
Crosscut sleds have been around for a long time, but few are ideal. Many are heavy and hard to store. Most develop an extra-wide saw cut in the fence and allow the blade to throw sawdust in your face. The following design solves all these problems.
Ipe: Wood—or Metal? Marlborough MA
Ipe can be used for indoor or outdoor furniture. It's so heavy thatthis deck chair will never blow over in the wind! Ipe is useful aroundthe shop, too, because it's so hard and strong. An ipe carver's malletlasts a lifetime. Ipe drawer runners never wear out. Best of all, anipe workbench is downright awesome.
Is Your Shop Too Small? Marlborough MA
Here's the scene: You're building an entertainment center and thesides are 7-ft. high and almost 3-ft. deep (big enough for thatbig-screen TV you've always wanted). But the sides have to be dadoedfor shelves. Forget trying to use a dado head on the tablesaw, unlessyou happen to have 8-ft. rails on your saw!
Laguna Introduces Platinum Series Jointer/Planers Marlborough MA
These machines are manufactured in Taiwan, and according to Laguna, use the same high standards as their European-built machines. Laguna's Platinum Series combination jointer/planers are available in two sizes, 12-in. or 10-in. In addition to saving space, these machines offer a couple of other big advantages.
MDF and Particleboard Marlborough MA
Composite wood has a few significant drawbacks: it's heavy, easily damaged and not very stiff. In addition, it doesn't hold screws as well as solid wood, swells when it gets wet and creates clouds of obnoxious sawdust. Particleboard is fine for utilitarian work, but MDF is preferred for furniture projects.
Mobile Outfeed Tables Marlborough MA
I built two tables, which offer a lot of flexibility. I can butt them right up to the back of my contractor's saw because the folding wings span the saw's motor. When I rip a long board, I can put one table in front of the saw and one behind. When I crosscut a big piece of plywood, I can roll one of the tables to the left side of the saw.
Mobile Table Cabinet Marlborough MA
To keep the doors closed I used a sliding bolt, but a screw eye and hook is equally simple and effective.I attached the cabinet to a dolly with four conduit straps. All the materials, including the dolly, were purchased at a home center for about $40.
Modular Shop Cabinets Marlborough MA
These modular shop cabinets function in much the same way. Designed for ample storage, they also form a stunning piece of cabinetry. Make no mistake, though; these cabinets are firmly rooted in modern cabinet making techniques.
New Glue for Outdoor Projects Marlborough MA
Franklin International has built the better mousetrap and introduced Titebond III. It has a longer open working time and lower working temperature. The open working time is 10 minutes as compared to the 5 minutes of Titebond II. Titebond III can also be used at temperatures down to 47 degrees while Titebond II is only good down to 55 degrees.
Plumb Your Shop with Air Marlborough MA
Every article I read on plumbing air lines advised using either iron or copper. Because my basement shop holds a lot of obstructions, using iron or copper would result in a whole lot of threading or soldering of short little pieces. Besides, copper and iron fittings are costly.
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Shop-Made Router Lift Marlborough MA
This project requires some specialized hardware unfamiliar to mostwoodworkers, like bronze bearings and steel rod. We recommend you buyyour lifter parts from the mail order sources we used (see Sourcesbelow).
Simple Steam Box Marlborough MA
Attach 2x4 legs to elevate the box above the kettle. One end should be higher to ensure that condensation flows to the drain holes. To accommodate the Lee Valley kettle, I propped one end of the box on a block 9 in. high and the other end on a block 8-1/2 in. high. Then I attached the legs.
Sliding Wall-O-Tools Marlborough MA
Each door has its own tracking guide. My system uses two sliding-door hardware kits. Each kit contains one guide designed for two doors. I customized them with a hacksaw.
Sloyd Knife Marlborough MA
The teachers keep the knives until there is a safe time for the students to carve with instruction and careful supervision. It is a primal experience to sit at a campfire as boys and girls with freshly-sharpened sticks heat-harden their points,much as our distant ancestorsmight have hardened their spears.
Small Parts Carousel Marlborough MA
While visiting an antique shop, I discovered a way to store all that indispensible small stuff that used to clutter my workshop. On display was a rotating bolt cabinet from an old-fashioned hardware store. When I got home, I design-ed this carousel that rotates on inverted swivel casters. It's easy to build, because there's no complicated joinery.
Soup Up Your Shop Vacuum Marlborough MA
Most shop vacuums are big and powerful, like SUVs. These vacuums have tons of suction power for cleaning the mess on your floor, but their standard hoses and fittings are way too big to use with portable power tools.
Super Souped Up Bandsaw Marlborough MA
The G0555X uses ball bearing blade guides above and below the table. Ball bearing guides are especially handy when using wide resaw blades. The saw accepts blades from 92-1/2-in. to 93-1/2-in. long, and 1/8 to 3/4-in. wide. A riser block, which increases the thickness capacity from 6 in. to 12 in. is available, $57.95. Adding the riser block increases the blade's length to 105 in.
Tablesaw Extension Marlborough MA
There's not enough room in my garage shop for a tablesaw with a 52-in.-capacity rip fence. But no worries—I don't need one! To make wide cuts, I simply install a shop-made extension that bridges my saw to the wall—and doubles its 30-in. rip capacity!
Tablesaw Storage Cabinet Marlborough MA
Adjustable shelves on the side hold the rip fence, extra miter gauge and whatever else you can pile on them. The overall design is flexible and open-ended, so you can add extra holders and pegs wherever you need them. I made this cabinet to fit my tablesaw, but it can easily be modified to fit most other brands.
The Domino Effect - Fast, Easy and Strong Marlborough MA
Festool has introduced a truly new joinery machine called the Domino. It looks and handles like a biscuit joiner, but the Domino uses an oscillating cutter to make oval-shaped mortises. A Domino tenon fits precisely into these mortises to join parts together.
The Ultimate Shop-Built Crosscut Sled Marlborough MA
Rube Goldberg-style contraptions to handle various specialty cuts. But I always felt a little queasy with these devices because they put expensive stock (not to mention my fingers) .
The Unplugged Woodshop: Sharpening Essentials Marlborough MA
You need to sharpen your chisel once in a while and it is not that difficult to do. The following article has some tips to offer to help you have your chisel sharpened. So read on to get more details below.
Tool Storage Projects Marlborough MA
Hang your long, heavy clamps on this rack designed for strength. Thebraces are notched into the bracket arms in a simple version of atimber-frame joint. Mill 2x4 dimensional lumber straight and square tomake these brackets. The braces form a 45-degree triangle with the twoarms. Miter the ends of the braces first.
Using Melamine Marlborough MA
Melamine is the professional cabinetmaker's best friend. Build acabinet with it and you have a complete, durable interior that requiresno sanding (yes!) and no finishing (oh, yeah!). Pros often build wholekitchens out of melamine and then dress the boxes with plywood endpanels and solid-wood fronts.
Versatile Router-Bit Storage Marlborough MA
Versatile router-bit storage is not that hard to make. The following article has 8 tips to offer to help you build your own tool stand. So read on to get more detailed instruction below.
Wood Edging on Laminated Tops Marlborough MA
To trim off a whisker, try this: With the miter saw off, drop the blade down and push the mitered end of the edging up against the teeth with enough pressure to ever so slightly deflect the blade. With a tight hold on the edging, raise the blade back up.
Woodworking Machinery Marlborough MA
Years of dust and the inherent friction between cast-iron parts made adjustments a real drag. ProGold's PG2000, $7 for 12 oz., rescued me and my saw, making adjustments silky smooth again. PG2000 loosens parts that are sticking together and leaves behind a coating that takes the drag out of making machine adjustments.


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If you're a regular Hockey Fights of the Week reader, you may feel like this season has gotten off to a slow start. There's been some memorable bouts, but each week seems to feature at least one scrap which might leave a little bit to be desired. A few made the cut simply because there weren't too many fights to choose from. This week is a different story as it was difficult narrowing the list down to just five. 5. Luke Gazdic (EDM) vs Jay Rosehill (PHI) - Nov 9 This fight was vicious. Rosehill takes a season's worth of anger and frustration out on Gazdic. As the two spin around the ice, Rosehill pummels Gazdic before wrapping his arm around the Edmonton forward's neck and holding him over the boards. The Philadelphia Flyers haven't had much to celebrate this season, but they certainly know how to hold their own when the mitts go flying. 4. Deryk Engelland (PIT) vs Ryan Reaves (STL) - Nov 9 A fight off of the opening draw between two teams with almost no recent history is kind of puzzling. However, Reaves and Engelland treated fans who had just settled into their seats with a lengthy altercation. Nice pat of respect between the two gentlemen at the end. 3. Ryan Reaves (STL) vs George Parros (MON) - Nov 5 Reaves makes a second appearance on this week's list as he battles Parros. This time Reaves is on the losing end of the bout, proving that Parros still has his fighting powers despite shaving his moustache. Credit to the St. Louis forward for two incredible fights in the span of just four days. 2. Frazer McLaren (TOR) vs Adam McQuaid (BOS) - Nov 9 McLaren may need to work on his aim. He threw plenty of punches, but very few actually found the mark. McQuaid was brilliant in this fight, patiently dodging and ducking around McLaren's punches before meticulously throwing a few of his own. 1. Brian McGrattan (CGY) vs Patrick Bordeleau (COL) - Nov 8 This might be the best fight of the young season. We won't even try to pick a winner between McGrattan and Bordeleau (edge to McGrattan, maybe). Instead, let's just all sit back and enjoy an early candidate for best fight of 2013-14. Previous installments: October 28 - November 3 October 21 - October 27 October 14 - October 20 October 7 - October 13 October 1 - October 6 The 15 best hockey fights from 2012-13. A big "Thank you" to Hockey Fights, our #1 resource for hockey fight videos. [follow]
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LYON, France – INTERPOL has condemned Thursday's attack on a café in Morocco in which at least 14 people were killed and more than 20 injured, and pledged its full assistance to national authorities in their investigation into the incident.
Following the suspected suicide bombing at the Argana café in the main Djemaa el-Fna square in Marrakesh, INTERPOL's Command and Co-ordination Centre (CCC) at its General Secretariat headquarters in Lyon, France immediately contacted its National Central Bureau in Rabat to offer the world police body's support.
Describing the attack as 'senseless and deplorable' INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble condemned the apparent targeting of innocent tourists 'in the strongest possible terms.'
"Our thoughts and deepest sympathies are with the family and friends of those killed and injured, and INTERPOL will ensure that the Moroccan authorities investigating this terrible attack have the full support of the global law enforcement community," said Secretary General Noble.
"I have spoken with INTERPOL Vice President for Africa, Mr Mostapha Mouzouni to assure him personally that INTERPOL's global resources and expertise is at their disposal," added the INTERPOL chief.
With foreign victims among the casualties, INTERPOL has offered expert assistance from its Disaster Victim Identification specialists in addition to support from officers in its Public Safety and Terrorism unit.
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Someone at BMW apparently thinks only another 30 horses is a good idea. The S65 V8 in the E92 M3 offered another 70 horsepower AT THE WHEELS over the E46 M3 it replaced. With Mercedes bringing the heat and Audi set to go to a turbo motor, this does not look like it is going to cut it. 30 more horsepower? Is this a joke?
The only bright side BimmerBoost can see is that the new M3 may be severely underrated just like the F10 M5. Let's assume this is the case and apply what we have all seen with the F10 M5 to the new M3. That would mean 417 wheel horsepower for the new M3 despite its appallingly low crank rating. That would also mean an increase of 67 wheel horsepower over the E92 M3 which is a hell of a lot better than 30 horsepower at the crank.
With the new turbo motors BMW is making a habit of underrating them especially in M trim. The low crank rating likely designed not to incite a horsepower war with Mercedes and Audi which is already going on anyway with Mercedes already raising the stakes in the V8 arena. Regardless, assuming about 420 wheel horsepower (which is a best case scenario with a 444 hp crank rating) BMW is not going to win the raw power battle as they did with the F10 M5 temporarily until Mercedes regains the crown.
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Cardinals' strength came from within
Strong 2009 Draft provides groundwork for St. Louis team of today
We're taking a tour of October as the playoffs approach, with an in-depth look at those who are postseason-bound.
Having already explored the American League East champion Red Sox, the National League West champion Dodgers, the NL East-winning Braves, the AL West champion A's and the AL Central champion Tigers, we continue now with the Cardinals.
In the first round, with the 19th overall pick, they took prep right-hander Shelby Miller.
In the third round, with the 98th overall pick, they plucked righty Joe Kelly out of UC-Riverside.
In the 13th round, at 399th overall, it was Texas Christian infielder Matt Carpenter.
In the 21st round, at No. 639 overall, it was flame-throwing right-hander Trevor Rosenthal, out of Cowley Community College.
And in the 23rd round, at No. 699, it was power-hitting first baseman Matt Adams, from Slippery Rock University.
You want to know why the St. Louis Cardinals are on the verge of their third straight postseason appearance, their Major League-best 10th postseason appearance since 2000 and possibly their seventh NL Central title since '00?
It's because they're always restocking the shelf, and nowhere is that more evident than a look back at a 2009 First-Year Player Draft haul that paid enormous dividends here in '13.
The Cardinals, whose magic number for clinching the NL Central is down to one, are like any other team in that they've been tested considerably by injury this season. Unlike many other clubs, however, they've had such an impressive stash of arms and bats that the wheel has always continued spinning.
Losing Chris Carpenter and Jaime Garcia and seeing injury-aided regression from Jake Westbrook could have caused the rotation to burst at the seams. Instead, that rotation has been steady and at times spectacular, thanks not only to the tone set by ace Adam Wainwright, but also the emergence of youngsters Miller and Michael Wacha, who came within inches of a no-hitter Tuesday night.
The lineup has been as clutch as they come, thanks not only to the established talents of Yadier Molina, Matt Holliday and Carlos Beltran, but also to what Matt Carpenter has done all season in his first genuine shot at an everyday job and what Adams has done in the wake of what could have been a crippling late-season injury to Allen Craig (who was having a pretty awesome year, in his own right).
Remember all that fretting about what would happen to the Cardinals once Albert Pujols and Tony La Russa left? Seems laughable now, doesn't it? Under Mike Matheny, the Cards have kept churning, reaching the postseason via the second NL Wild Card last year and advancing all the way to Game 7 of the NL Championship Series against the Giants. This year, they've followed that up with an even stronger season that currently has them out ahead of the Pirates and Reds in what has been a daunting (and endlessly entertaining) division race.
No NL franchise has a better winning percentage than the Cardinals since the start of 2000, and none has played in and won as many postseason games, either. The Cards' organization, under owner Bill DeWitt Jr., is the envy of so many others, because it drafts well, scouts well, prepares well and executes well.
More than anything, it is armed against the threat of injury or underperformance as well or better than any other club, and that's why St. Louis will once again live to see October, with a realistic hope of seeing World Series title No. 12 here in 2013.
The bats: Sabermetricians will tell you that past performance in the clutch is no indication of future performance in the clutch and that these numbers have a way of evening out. And historical data would tend to agree. But there's also no denying that the Cardinals, with a .329 average with runners in scoring position that is the best in baseball over the past 40 years, have shown a calm pulse under pressure this season that could suit them well come October. Nobody has been better in those situations than Craig (.454 with RISP), which is why his continued absence with an ankle injury is such a concern. But by and large, the Cards have a deep lineup with October experience and a good heartbeat. They lead the NL with 4.82 runs per game.
The arms: The Cardinals' 3.47 staff ERA is the sixth best, and their 3.46 starters' ERA trails only that of the Dodgers (3.12) and Reds (3.36). Even more encouraging are the recent results, as the Cards entered Wednesday with MLB's best rotation ERA (2.64) this month. What's not as encouraging is the state of the bullpen, given the recent struggles of Edward Mujica that have resulted in the Redbirds going with a closer-by-committee approach. The good news there is that St. Louis is accustomed to a moving target in the 'pen, and it has some good options in Rosenthal, Kevin Siegrist and John Axford.
The MVP: Anecdotally, Molina is the clear-cut MVP of this squad, and the work he does with the pitchers, combined with his performance at the plate, is indeed instrumental. It's telling that the Cardinals went 6-8 during his time on the DL in early August and 10-3 immediately after his return. Statistically, though, you can also make a really good argument for Carpenter as this particular season's MVP. He's been a capable defender at second while making major contributions from the leadoff spot, hitting .321/.394/.487 for the season. Baseball-Reference gives him a team-high 6.7 WAR mark.
The ace: It's Wainwright (18-9, 3.01 ERA) all the way here. After some of the expected growing pains that come with the return from Tommy John surgery last year, he's amassed an MLB-leading 236 1/3 innings with five complete games and two shutouts. He hit a rough patch with two brutal starts on Aug. 28 and Sept. 2, but he's recovered nicely with a 2.12 ERA in the four starts since. He'll be ready for the next stage.
The unsung hero(es): Listen, Wainwright's the ace. But would the Cards be where they are without Kelly? Doubtful. He began the season in the bullpen and asserted himself in the rotation when a need arose. And among NL starters, Kelly's 2.06 ERA since the All-Star break trails only that of Jose Fernandez (1.32), Clayton Kershaw (1.70) and Zack Greinke (1.87). Special nod here also goes to Siegrist, whose 0.47 ERA is the lowest ever for a reliever with at least 35 innings pitched.
The pressing question: Will Craig come back, and at what level? The Cardinals seemingly dodged a bullet when they found out his foot injury was a sprain and not a fracture. But three weeks later, Craig is still in a walking boot and needs more X-rays. Adams has stepped up in Craig's absence, but he's dealt with some elbow issues of his own. St. Louis is obviously at its best -- particularly against left-handed pitching -- if Craig is part of the picture. But he might not be.
Anthony Castrovince is a reporter for MLB.com. Read his columns and follow him on Twitter at @Castrovince.


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0release is a program to generate source and binary releases automatically. With minimal configuration, 0release will generate a source tarball release candidate, build it to create a binary archive, upload them to your Web server, check the uploads, and tag the release in GIT and update the version number. It can run unit-tests and custom actions, such as building documentation, etc. For Zero Install users, it can also upload a signed XML metadata file about the release, allowing these users to upgrade automatically. Releases are signed with your GPG key.
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123 Web Messenger can add a Facebook-like messenger bar to the bottom of the browser window of a visitor to your Web site, keeping your visitors active and connected. It offers both Web-based IM and an optional desktop IM application. 123 Web Messenger supports text and video chat options. The Web-based IM includes an invitation button in the user list page to initiate a one-to-one private chat.
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2x2 (Two by Two) is a multiplication puzzle game. Your goal is to solve a multiplication puzzle in which all digits are replaced by letters. To achieve the best score, you should solve the puzzle with a minimal number of errors and in minimal time. 2x2 is easy to learn, but hard to master. It is simple, smart, and addicting. It will allow you to test and improve your math skills, calculation skills, logic, and even knowledge of probability theory. With a large number of possible combinations, no two games will be the same.
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In the seventh season of Star Trek: The Next Generation the series concluded - but not before airing some of its most unforgettable episodes. Data (Brent Spiner) feels emotion at last, but the quest has made him easy prey for a faction of the Borg. Worf (Michael Dorn) finds himself in conflict with his human foster brother. And Captain Jean-Luc Picard (Patrick Stewart) discovers that he is trapped between his future and his past in a final trial involving the mysterious Q. For every beginning, there is an end. One chapter of the Star Trek saga was closing... but the mission of discover would live on.
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From a 40 mph roll the Mustang is able to pull a couple cars. From a lower speed roll the M3 is able to hold a slight advantage. The cars are close enough the weight of the passenger affects the outcome as well as the starting speed. Starting in first gear favors the M3 significantly on the shift. It is surprising though the Mustang was not stronger with a tune, intake, and exhaust as the M3 is basically stock although if it was a manual the 5.0 would have easily had its way with it passenger or no passenger and regardless of the starting speed.
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How Has the Banking Industry Changed in a Decade?
It has become almost a reflex to say that the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 "changed everything" -- in banking as well as in politics, travel, warfare and more. To be honest, as frightened, devastated and confused as I was in the time after that terrible day, I had more fear for the future of the financial services industry" in the weeks followed the fall of Lehman Brothers and collapse of AIG. The challenges facing banks post-9/11 had more to do with operations and process than with policy and management -- and I was confident the industry could marshal the technology capabilities and resources to meet the challenges.
Still, there have in fact been many changes in the banking industry in the past 10 years, and a lot of those changes can be directly connected to the events of 9/11 and the subsequent industry and government responses. Understanding that hindsight can make anyone a pundit, here is a random and, I'm sure, incomplete list of developments and changes that if, not specifically caused or changed by the financial services industry's responses to the 9/11 attacks, certainly took on a different significance in the tragedy's aftermath:
Data Management Goes "Big" -- While banks had been working for years to do more with the vast amounts of data they had about customers, channels, financials and risk, suddenly these kinds of activities and the related technologies that could organize and analyze that information were in the spotlight. Who knew in 2001 that "data mining" would take on a negative connotation? And as the capabilities expanded, so did the sources and volumes of information expand -- to the point where we are now talking about "big data" as both an opportunity and a burden for financial institutions. Ironically, as the ability and need for both the government and the private sector to effectively manage and analyze data escalates, we are facing a severe shortage of professionals with the necessary skills to do so. This situation actually reminds me a little of the problems that arose out of a lack of Arabic-speaking professionals in our country's intelligence, military and political communities.
Security, Privacy and Fraud -- An Unholy Alliance? Closely related to the data management challenges, concerns about how much information and insight is too much (whether it involves banks, the government, or criminals) have been debated constantly since 9/11, with few satisfactory solutions in sight.
Globalization and the Unbanked -- There were poor and marginalized people with financial needs before 9/11. Some observers argue that poverty and disenfranchisement are factors that could drive some people to embrace terrorism, or at least resentment of the west. The emergence of microfinance, microloans, mobile money, and other services geared to provide people in emerging and/or impoverished economies with reliable and secure financial resources is not a direct response to 9/11 but certainly could in some way improve lives and economies and add value to the global banking system.
Regulatory Roulette -- The Patriot Act was a direct response to the events of 9/11, but the decade also could be seen as bracketed by The Sarbanes- Oxley Act (passed in 2002) and The Dodd-Frank Act passed in 2010. The common themes: transparency and accountability, which are not necessarily bad things for financial institutions to provide.
Recreating Data Centers -- 9/11 provided a wake-up call to many financial institutions that had taken for granted that the locations and provisioning of their data centers and back-up sites would be safe, secure and accessible. The past decade has seen tremendous innovation and reinvention in data centers, with the implementation of virtualization, SaaS, and cloud strategies, as well as energy-saving green strategies. Not only are banks saving money and running more efficient data centers today, they also have an operational flexibility that did not exist in 2001.
Financial Centers -- Anywhere? Partly spurred by the rethinking on data center and facilities locations, and also by the emergence of new global financial services players in emerging markets in Asia and the Mideast, the definition of a "financial services center" definitely has broadened in the past 10 years. New York and London still dominate, but they are challenged by players in regions as diverse as Dubai, Hong Kong, Sydney and Sao Paulo. Technology of course makes it possible to conduct financial transactions anywhere, anytime -- but regulation, politics and economics have played a key role, as well.
The Emergence of Mobile -- Yes, we all had cell phones in September 2001 -- and if you lived in the Northeast, those phones didn't work very well (or at all) on 9/11 or for a few days after. Today, mobile communications are ubiquitous and mobile is the fastest-growing platform for banking interactions and transactions. Yet questions remain about how well mobile communications will work in a crisis, when millions of people are simultaneously trying to place calls or texts.
Social Media -- Who Knew? The mind boggles trying to imagine what it would have been like (for better and for worse) if FaceBook and Twitter had existed on 9/11. Today, banks actively use social media to communicate with customers in about everything from new credit card offers to branch closures following a hurricane. We can only conjecture as to the role these networks might have played 10 years ago.
Reviewing these developments, it's almost easy to forget the sense of uncertainty and dislocation in the industry following the devastating attack on one of the world's primary financial centers. That the banking industry not only survived but grew and evolved is a very good thing. On September 11, 2011, that pride must be tempered with sadness and remembrance of the lives that were lost on an awful day 10 years ago.
Katherine Burger is Editorial Director of Bank Systems & Technology and Insurance & Technology, members of UBM TechWeb's InformationWeek Financial Services. She assumed leadership of Bank Systems & Technology in 2003 and of Insurance & Technology in 1991. In addition to ... View Full Bio


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Vendetta Online is a multi-platform 3D space-combat MMO for Windows, Mac, Linux/32 and Linux/64. The game permits players to interact in a vast online galaxy; fighting, trading, and mining their way to success. A "twitch" type real-time combat model makes true player skill the deciding factor instead of character advancement. Massive capital-ship battles shake the foundations of the major nations at war, while others struggle to push back the encroachment of the AI "Hives". A no-strings free trial is available.
GCompris is an educational software suite with numerous activities for children aged 2 to 10. Some of the activities are game-orientated, but nonetheless still educational. These include computer discovery (keyboard, mouse, different mouse gestures), algebra (table memory, enumeration, double entry table, mirror image), science (the canal lock, the water cycle, the submarine, electric simulation), geography (place the country on the map), games (chess, memory, connect 4, oware, sudoku), reading practice, and others (learn to tell time, puzzles of famous paintings, vector drawing, cartoon making, etc.). It currently offers in excess of 100 activities, and more are being developed.
Stendhal is a multiplayer online adventure game (MMORPG) developed using the Arianne game development system. It features a rich and expanding world in which you can explore towns, buildings, plains, caves, and dungeons. You will meet NPCs and acquire tasks and quests for valuable experience and cold hard cash. Your character will develop and grow, and with each new level up become stronger and better. With the money you acquire, you can buy new items and improve your armour and weapons. You can also roam the world in search of evil monsters (and kill them).
XMLTV is a set of programs to obtain and process TV (tvguide) listings and manage your TV viewing. It stores the listings in an XML-based format and most of the programs are filters which read and/or write XML. It includes tools to obtain, sort, grep, print, and munge listings, and two end-user programs to plan a week's TV viewing.
ICBM3D (Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles, 3D) is a 3D game of defense. Like the original "Missile Command" and its clones, this game places you in control of Anti-ICBM weapons which you use to destroy an onslaught of missiles (and other nasties) which are dropping onto your nation. The game ends when your cities have all been destroyed. You only gain replacement cities by acheiving certain score thresholds during each attack. The differences between Missile Command and ICBM3D is that ICBM3D, as the name suggests, provides a 3D perspective. You take advantage of X-Window's 3-button mouse to control your firing sight in 3-dimensions and change your viewpoint.
L-Fire CTF is a server-side mod that adds many significant features to Id's official Quake2: Capture the Flag (CTF). The L-Fire CTF charter is to not change the fundamental game or balance of Id's CTF. Instead, this mod adds many much needed improvements and bugfixes to the game. L-Fire CTF includes such features as match support, rocket arena overtime, sudden death overtime, anti-spam, highscore lists for each level, team balancing, IP banning, custom map loops, permissions for admin users, profanity filtering, and various logging options.


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BugOS is a microkernel operating system. It has a kernel, device drivers, a file system, and an Internet module. The main concepts are that every process has its own computer with its own console, security, and modularization. If a process wants to read the file, it asks the kernel. The kernel forwards the request to the filesystem driver, which reads and writes through the partition handler, which operates over the idehdd driver. The kernel is around 20 KB. Processes are fully separated from hardware.
Capstone is a disassembly framework with the target of becoming the ultimate disasm engine for binary analysis and reversing in the security community. Running on Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and Solaris, it can disassemble ARM, ARM64 (ARMv8), MIPS, PPC, and x86 architectures. Capstone provides rich details about disassembled instructions along with useful semantic information.
Easysync allows you to synchronize files among different computers. You pick up a directory you want to synchronize and Easysync will perform synchronisation whenever this directory is changed. The server part propagates the sync signal among clients, so that if there is a change on one client, all other clients will perform synchronization. It is based on Unison.
Yentoo is stock Gentoo ported to the Lemote Yeeloong, a netbook based on a 64-bit little endian MIPS processor named the loongson2f. Although Gentoo strives to be a "from source" distribution, building a full desktop system from a Gentoo's stage3 seed using a slow processor like the loongson2f can take many days of frustration. Yentoo gives the user a head start by providing a prebuilt XFCE4 desktop with software for browsing, email, word processing, multimedia, chat and games. It also provides a toolchain and development tools ready to target 32- and 64-bit little endian MIPS for ABI=o32, n32, and n64. Two flavors are provided, vanilla and hardened. Hardened Yentoo has all userland built with Gentoo's hardened toolchain for added security. However, the added security comes at a price of running slightly slower than the vanilla version.
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Stage director: Martin Čičvák
Sets: Tom Ciller
Costumes: Marija Havran
Music: Petr Kofroň
Dramaturgy: Daria Ullrichová
It is high time that Katherina, a young woman from a good family, got married. Yet no one wants her, since she is disorderly, bad-tempered, quarrelsome, unmanageable, simply difficult. Her younger sister Bianca, on the other hand, who behaves exactly as a maiden should, is much sought after by wooers. Bianca, however, cannot marry before Katherina is wed. Finally, Petruchio succeeds in taming the impetuous girl, making a cooing dove out of what was one a fierce she-devil. The most successful of Shakespeare comedies affords an excellent opportunity for dramatic portrayal, especially of the unconventional central pair of characters.
Drama in czech language.
Photo: Pavel Nesvadba
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Halifan History, Family Crest & Coats of Arms
Scotland. He settled in Northamptonshire, but when he saved King David I during the siege of Winchester Castle, he received a small grant of lands in Roxburghshire. Under later rulers, the Oliphant lands were significantly extended as King Malcolm granted the family Bothwell in Lanarkshire and King William I granted them Arbuthnott in Mearns.
Early Origins of the Halifan family
Perthshire (Gaelic: Siorrachd Pheairt) former county in the present day Council Area of Perth and Kinross, located in central Scotland. "The first of the descendants of this Norman, occurring in the public records, was David Olifard, who served in the army of King Stephen in 1141. A conspiracy was formed against the Empress Maud, who escaped from Winchester, attended by David I. Surrounded by the enemy, the Scottish King owed his safety to the exertions of his godson Olifard, who, although in the adverse party, aided his Royal opponent. In recompense, the rescued Monarch gave to his preserver, who settled in North Britain, the Lands of Crailing and Smallham in Roxburghshire, and conferred on him the dignified office of Justiciary. Thus was established the famous family of Oliphant, so distinguished in the annals of Scotland. " [1]CITATION[CLOSE]
Burke, John Bernard, The Roll of Battle Abbey. London: Edward Churton, 26, Holles Street, 1848, Print. Sir William Oliphant, of Aberdalgy gallantly defended Stirling Castle again Edward I's invasion. The Castle was the last stronghold that remained in he hands of the Scots. The battle for the Castle began April 22nd and was finally over July 20th with Sir William taken prisoner. He was then forced to swear allegiance to King Edward I of England under penalty of death. However, eight years later, he was appointed Warden of Stirling Castle by Robert the Bruce of Scotland to whom he had willingly pledged allegiance. And yet again, Edward I of England again took him prisoner.
Early History of the Halifan family
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Halifan Spelling Variations
Spelling variations of this family name include: Oliphant, Olifant, Olifard and others.
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Jacobite army officer[1] who belonged to a branch settled at Findo Gask in Perthshire, Scotland. He took part in the rising of 1715, and both he and his...
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Migration of the Halifan family to the New World and Oceana
Some of the first settlers of this family name or some of its variants were: William Oliphant who was banished to New Jersey in 1685; James Oliphant arrived in Georgia in 1775; Lawrence Oliphant arrived in St. Christopher in 1716..
The Halifan Motto
The motto was originally a war cry or slogan. Mottoes first began to be shown with arms in the 14th and 15th centuries, but were not in general use until the 17th century. Thus the oldest coats of arms generally do not include a motto. Mottoes seldom form part of the grant of arms: Under most heraldic authorities, a motto is an optional component of the coat of arms, and can be added to or changed at will; many families have chosen not to display a motto.
Motto: Tout pour voir
Motto Translation: Provide for all
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