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Although not mentioned in the original story, other Lovecraft sources give the date of Pickman's disappearance as 1926. The settings in the episode, however, indicate this television version takes place at a date much earlier than this (however, the aluminum paint tubes shown in the scene in Pickman's studio were invented in the early 1890s).
Host: H.P. Lovecraft, known to the aficionados of the occult, demonology, and witchcraft as a master storyteller, is responsible for our first selection in this museum of the frequently morbid. To you connoisseurs of the black arts, you will probably recognize it. It's a painting that tells the story of a young artist who recruits his models from odd places. And the models are very odd indeed. The painter's name, incidentally, is Pickman, and the title is Pickman's Model. And where else would you see a story like this except in the Night Gallery?
Pickman: There is a legend that tells of an eldritch race, more foul and loathsome than the putrid slime that clings to the walls of hell - twisted creatures, half man, half beast, who move with the rustling sound of predatory rats, carrying with them the stench of the charnel house. Wretched mutations who live deep beneath the earth in dark tunnels, surfacing in the dead of night and returning before dawn to practice their unspeakable acts, and breed their filthy spawn, until the day arrives when their swollen numbers will finally emerge and ravish the earth like a noxious plague.
Mavis: Haven't you guessed? Don't you know how I feel about you?
Pickman: Mavis, no. I forbid it.
Mavis: You can't. When my heart is concerned, I am God.
Pickman: Then I grieve for you, Miss Goldsmith, for investing that heart in such a bankrupt enterprise.
This episode was nominated for an Emmy Award: Outstanding Achievement in Makeup (1971-72).
This episode is based on the short story "Pickman's Model" by H. P. Lovecraft. This story was first published in Weird Tales (October 1927).
Pickman: In my mind's eye, Horatio.
Referencing Shakespeare's play, Hamlet, Act 1, Scene 1, specifically, "As the mote is to trouble the mind's eye." The line is spoken by Horatio, to Marcellus and Bernardo, after the Ghost departs.


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I love it when celebs use their star power to bring attention to worthy causes like cancer, don't you? At the Hollywood Stands Up to Cancer event, Lily Collins stole the spotlight and showed off her gams in an embellished black shorts suit and strappy sandals.
Is this perfection or what? A shorts suit is such a fun, youthful take on the typically stuffy business suit, and we wouldn't expect anything less from this budding fashion icon. Embellished detailing adds some photo-worthy star power to this perfectly tailored suit, and a vampy mani/pedi and orange lip offset the dark blazer/shorts duo.
The final verdict? I really don't care that it's the middle of winter and it's freezing outside mostly everywhere in the country. In California, the sun shines year round and Lily Collins certainly shone in this stunning ensemble.
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A councillor has issued a call to action to people concerned about the potential impact of the closure of an ambulance station.
East Midlands Ambulance Service, known as Emas, wants to close all its ambulance stations, including the one in South Road, Bourne.
It would replace them with community posts and standby points.
Paramedics would begin and end their shifts at one of seven new hubs, with the nearest hub to Bourne proposed for Sleaford.
The service is consulting on the proposals and says coverage would not be affected by the changes.
At a meeting in Stamford on Wednesday last week, Emas commercial director Andrew Spice said the new posts and hubs would enable crews to answer calls more quickly and would improve conditions for staff.
He said that although ambulances were currently based at the station in Bourne, crews spent very little time there and often answered calls while on the road.
But Bourne town councillor Brenda Johnson thinks closing the station would cause problems. She has started an action group against the plans and wants people to join her in opposing them.
She said: "If we don't act now it's going to be too late.
"If an ambulance goes to a big accident and runs out of drugs they are going to have to go back to Sleaford to restock.
"In that time someone could die. I think there is a real danger that we are going to have lives lost."
Coun Johnson wants anyone who opposes the plans to contact her before the consultation period ends on December 17.
Bourne Town Council has called on Emas to arrange a public meeting for residents in the Bourne area.
And mayor Helen Powell has urged people to contact Emas to ask for detailed explanations of the proposals.
You can contact Coun Johnson on 07546 205504 or 07875 308837.


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Mediterranean Fish Soup, Artisan Bread, Kobe Beef with Baby Carrots
Name: Jeremy
Occupation: Finance Editor
Location: San Francisco
Favorite Restaurant: Chez Nous
Reviewed Chez Nous: Saturday, August 17, 2006
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This was the place I recommended -- my first visit was about two weeks after they opened, years ago. This visit fell in line with my previous experiences: a menu that changed enough to be interesting, but had enough of the same types of items that I knew what to expect.
We had a reservation; they were very accommodating of our baby. For this visit, there were three of us (adults). They always serve an interesting bread to start; this time appeared to be with walnuts and caramelized onions. We shared a pitcher of the strawberry sangria, which is always nice.
We started off (as always) with the fish soup -- it's just very hearty and flavorful, and has a nice touch of licorice or similar on the end of it. The crab cake was impressive -- sweet crabmeat, perfectly cooked; the side of cabbage salad that came with it had a nice kick to it, and the mango/cucumber sauce was an excellent complement. The haricot vert we'd had before, but they always seem to put a new twist on it; this time, it had a pesto sauce and pine nuts and was really good. The squash blossoms with goat cheese were the highlight for me. I'd only had squash blossoms a few times in my life and never with the stems, which reminded me a bit of okra. They were crunchy and flavorful and the blossom with goat cheese was tangy, rich, and delicious. The gnocchi was a soft, sort of pillowy starch in a creamy sauce with a little bit of corn kernels in it for texture and sweetness; also very rich and very good. The small plate was perfect for the gnocchi, as I don't think I could have a whole meal of something that rich. Finally, the lamb chops were amazing: nice and pink inside, nice crust on the outside, served with lavender salt to sprinkle on. The one item I didn't find delicious was the side of chickpeas that came with the lamb; they seemed undercooked and bland (or at least weren't to my taste).
Dessert was also very good. We got the chocolate pot de crème, which is like eating a cool, smooth version of your favorite hot chocolate. We also split the berry crème brûlée, which seemed fresh and was very good. Finally, all too often a restaurant will cap off a mean on a sour note with bad coffee. I'm pleased to say Chez Nouz has excellent drip (I believe they use organic beans from local roaster, Equator), and one of my dining companions enjoyed the espresso she ordered.
Chez Nous is a place that it's best to be very comfortable with the folks you're dining with, as is the best way to enjoy these small plates is to order a bunch and share. The quality and originality are very consistent. I'll be a customer so long as I'm living in San Francisco.
Name: Annabel
Occupation: Accountant
Location: Kensington
Favorite Restaurant: China Village
Reviewed Chez Nous: Saturday, August 12, 2006
We love the idea of "small plates" / tapas restaurants. You can be the solo diner or a big group of friends and family, everyone can taste every dish on the menu if you want. But the best number, of course, is two. Both of you'll get plenty of bites out of these small plates! My partner in crime, a.k.a. my husband, and I came to this lively small plate restaurant called Chez Nous on Fillmore Street on an August Saturday evening and thought we spent the night in a café in St-Germain-des-Pres in Paris. The delicious foods enticed our taste buds in every little bite!
Chez Nous' menu covered much of the regional cuisine of the Mediterranean. The Fish Soup was a purée of halibut and monkfish and it was very delicate and delicious. The crunchy, thin toasted bread was the best contrast to the silken creamy texture of the fish soup purée. This soup reminded us so much of Paris where we had a similar soup in a café two nights in a row –- it was that good! Crab cake with cabbage salad was rich and delightful. The moist and tender crabmeat worked well with crunchy shredded cabbage. The Fried Squash Blossoms were filled with creamy feta cheese. The baby zucchini had crispy skin and a tender heart. Then came the gnocchi in pesto sauce. We have tried so many gnocchi dishes in this foodie capital, but this is the best so far! It was fluffy, creamy, and a little al dente with perfectly balanced pesto creamy sauce. We were thinking of ordering a second –- hm, maybe after the dessert. Just as we finished the Italian classic pasta, along came the exotic Moroccan spiced Duck Confit. It had a light crushed nut crust and the spices were well pronounced. The duck leg was tender to the fork. The sauce was delightfully sweet and savory. Our last course was the Kobe beef and a small order of pommes frites. The beef was cooked to medium-rare and very tender. The steak sauce was light and didn't overpowering the pure taste of a good beef filet. The fries were the classic Parisian-café good. The best part of this was to soak up the steak sauce and clean up the plate! All of these dishes were small but had complex flavors. Many of them had contrasting textures: crispy vs. soft, crunchy vs. chewy, silky tenderness vs. gritty crunch, etc.
To our own amazement, we were really full from these small plates, but we got to try the desserts! We had Chez Nous' signature Canneles and Crème Brûlée. The Canneles were well caramelized and chewy. The vanilla sauce was a little overly sweet. Crème Brûlée was a classic, but the caramelized sugar top was too thick and it tasted like a hard candy. We prefer a thin crunchy crust for our Crème Brûlée. The coffee we had with our dessert was warm, not hot at all and that was a disappointment. But over all, we felt very satisfied. We lingered a little while over a carafe of red wine strawberry sangria -- a Chez Nous special. It was very refreshing and accommodating to every dish!
Though this is a small restaurant with tables close to each other, because of its high ceiling, it makes us feel airy and lively. The service was prompt, friendly and efficient, but not every server makes an announcement when a dish arrives. We think that's a little anticlimactic because these wonderful plates deserve a little fanfare!
Before our next trip to Paris, Chez Nous will be our cheap ticket to the Mediterranean food paradise! Bon Appetit!
Name: Jeff
Occupation: Stage Lighting
Location: San Francisco
Favorite Restaurant: Pacific Café
Reviewed Chez Nous: Tuesday, August 15, 2006
Expecting an 8 pm reservation to be difficult, we were pleasantly surprised to find a parking space close to the restaurant and our table ready within minutes. The loud boisterous room made it difficult to hear our own conversation and the 18-inches-wide table did not allow much room for many plates, nor for a comfort zone between tables. The waiter was very articulate when describing the food and the varieties of imported Belgian ales, however he never checked up on us and our water glasses were never refilled.
For our beverages, I had the Chimay blue label dark ale, and my sweetie tried the house sangria, to her delight. She found the fresh strawberries a refreshing change from citrus.
First we were impressed with the artisan bread, with raisins and an exceptionally crispy crust. We admired the stylish crockery when the spinach salad arrived. It consisted of spinach (stems untrimmed, which isn't my preference) caramelized almonds, with bright, crisp slices of chilled pear. Delicious!
We ordered two tapas dishes from the menu: the lamb chops with lavender salt, which was a new experience and pleasantly impressed me, and my sweetie had the Kobe beef with baby carrots and a rich gravy. Both portions were small and the lamb was roughly trimmed. The Kobe beef was exceptionally tender and deliciously buttery.
For dessert, I had crème brûlée, which was toasted on a broiler and not by a hand torch, which provided an overtly burnt and disappointing dessert. My sweetie's pot de crème was smooth, light, and could be a textbook example of perfection.
The coffee came tepid from a thermos, and the cream went straight to gray when I poured it in, connoting the age of the coffee. It was, however, served in earthen cups that we liked very much. We were still hungry when we left but were satisfied with the palette of most of the flavors that we sampled that night. I would recommend other restaurants for a truly French experience.


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How do you balance being a successful Hollywood actress and yet remain a grounded teenager? Just ask Athena Baumeister who handles her success with ease and is a seemingly normal teenager who looks forward to her driver's license and having fun with friends.
Celebrity Teen Scoop recently chatted with Athena about her new movies (she has two new movies coming out at Christmas!), how she got into acting and her advice for others looking to get into acting industry.
CTS: You are set to star as Rubie Price in Monster & Me, which premieres nationwide on October 26th. Could you tell us a little about the movie and your character? What intrigued you about the role? Do you and your character have anything in common?
Athena: In Monster and Me, I play Rubie, a mean and spoiled 13 –year –old who is turned into an ugly "monster" by Santa. Santa tells her that he is going to make her as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside, and she has to learn to be nice enough to get a real present from a real friend by Christmas or she'll stay that way. It's a fun Christmas movie. When first I read the script, I liked how funny it was and I was really intrigued by the character arc. I get to go from being a snooty, stuck-up, mean girl to having very real, tender emotional moments with Santa and my family and friends. It is exciting to have that kind of range in a part. Do I have anything in common with Rubie? Hmmm. Well I would hope I'm not anything like she was at the beginning of the movie! But my friends are a very important part of my life and I treasure them, so I think maybe I am a little like the person Rubie ended up being after Santa taught her the value of friendship.
CTS: You will also star as Haley Dagger in the action/horror thriller Seventy Nine. What can we look forward to? Do you hope it will be a Christmas block buster?
Athena: It's actually as much a psychological thriller as an action/horror thriller. It's much darker than Monster and Me, of course. My character, Haley, is a teenage runaway who gets picked up hitchhiking by the wrong man, and ends up being part of a secret experiment. It is filmed in an old abandoned insane asylum/women's prison. It was a really cool place to shoot!
CTS: You are also the star of Correction House, Blip TV's hit web series. What is the series all about? How's filming for a web series different then a movie?
Athena: I've been in a couple of different web series. Correction House is about a guy who is trying to save his marriage by running a halfway house for recently released prison inmates, and the trouble that results when his wife finds he has left his baby with the ex-cons. This was one of the first things I did when I got to California, and I really enjoyed working with the cast and crew on this set. We had so much fun I was sorry when we wrapped.
CTS: How did you first get your start in acting? Did you always want to get into acting?
Athena: I started doing film school films when I was seven. It was a great experience and the film students were incredibly nice and helpful. They taught me so much about being on set. Not just physical things like how to hit a mark, but terminology (like what it means to hit a mark!) and set etiquette. Even though it's been 8 or 9 years, I still get together with some of those former students who are now professionals in the business. They made acting in films such a terrific experience for me that they really influenced my decision to move forward with my career.
CTS: How do you stay grounded and not get carried away with the Hollywood spotlight? Are your friends also actors?
Athena: I think my family and friends help me to stay grounded. If you start to get too carried away by the Hollywood spotlight, you wouldn't be a very good friend any more! Many of my friends are also actors, so we all know what it's like. For instance, you may have made plans with your friends to do something, but then you get called for an audition or callback or job and have to cancel at the last minute. My friends all understand if that happens because the same thing happens to them and they sometimes have to cancel at the last minute for the same reason. We understand that's the way it is so no one gets mad about it.
CTS: Do you have any advice for young people thinking of getting into the acting industry?
Athena: Get as much experience as you can. Try out for plays with your local theater, audition for any nearby film schools, make your own films and put them up on YouTube. If you can, take classes in improvisation, because it helps with every job you ever have. But also take advantage of the things you are good at. Are you a basketball player? Dancer? Cellist? Keep doing the things you like and are good at. For example, I was on swim team for 6 years. I never thought it would help with acting, but then I auditioned for a job for a commercial (Qnasl) that required an underwater shoot and the fact that I had all that swim experience helped me book the job (thanks, Coach Bob!). I had so much fun at that underwater shoot, and it was easier for me than the rest of the actors, who were all adults and weren't as used to spending as much time under water as I was because of being on swim team. So you never know when something you have experience with will help you book a job!
CTS: Who are your greatest acting inspirations?
Athena: I guess I would have to say Uma Thurman, Toni Colette, and Parker Posey, just to name a few. They are all women with strong character choices. I love to watch them in anything they do.
CTS: What do you like to do in your free time when you are not on-set or preparing for a role?
Athena: Well, of course I have school. I am homeschooled so that makes it easy for me when I do book a job, or even just when I have auditions. And I am learning to drive! That is really exciting and I can't wait until I get my driver's license. I like dancing and swimming and cooking, and I love animals. This year I want to do my volunteer work at an animal shelter. I write and direct short films with my friends, and have even won some awards at film festivals. I'm also a vegan, so I am trying to develop a lot of delicious vegan recipes that will help more people want to eat cruelty-free meals.


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- The poll question "What do you think of Pres. Obama saying today that same-sex marriage should be legal?" garnered 82 responses with the number who supported Obama's statement (28 votes) and those who were against it (24 votes) almost tied. The third highest votes went to those who thought Obama was inconsistent in his stance and came out for gay marriage simply to get re-elected.
- Related to our editorial "Obama's gay-marriage evolution mirrors nation's," we asked "As support for gay marriage grows, do you think President Obama's position on the topic reflects the pulse of the country?" A few of the responses:
- I don't believe any President has as much influence as the media and his party would have us believe. That said, he did a good thing by saying he supports it, if only because it started a conversation. I was pleased to see many many supportive comments on the topic in my overly bigoted area of the country, so I know there's hope!
- Seriously, folks? Let's not confuse a personal faith issue with a civil rights issue. I believe in both God and country and recognizing gay marriage doesn't interfere with MY faith, it, in fact affirms my belief in a loving God. Churches and denominations can choose what they will recognize and you can choose to attend gay weddings or to associate with gay couples, or not. What's the big deal? My marriage is unscathed. Unfortunately, there is politics involved, but, unltimately, Obama has come down on the right side of history. Hooray!
- Response to the opposing view "You can't redefine marriage,":
- I find it ridiculous that no one is asking how God feels on this issue. The topic of homosexuality is in the Bible. Try reading it and you will find that it is a sin. The Bible also states that Man shall leave his Mother and Father and be join to Woman. God is the highest authority. Higher than the U.S. Supreme Court, President and Congress. Have a good day and may God bless each and every one of you.
- Click the link below for video of the president's announcement:
- Here's the nation's conversation outside of USA TODAY on President Obama's announcement in support of gay marriage:
On social media: Opinion readers respond to President Obama's support of gay marriage
President Obama's decision to support gay marriage has sparked contentious national debate. USA TODAY's Opinion readers responded in large numbers on Facebook. Here's what they had to say:
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Buffett company makes $2.5B bet on solar
Updated 7:35 pm, Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Warren Buffett's energy company has placed another big bet on solar power plants, spending up to $2.5 billion to buy two facilities under development by San Jose, Calif.-based SunPower Corp.
A subsidiary of Buffett's MidAmerican Energy Holdings Co. will own the 579-megawatt Antelope Valley Solar Projects, two power plants that will straddle the line between counties in the Mojave Desert. SunPower will manage the plants' engineering and construction under a deal the companies reported Wednesday.
Construction is expected to begin in the next three months and wrap up in 2015, employing about 650 workers. Once complete, the plants will sell their electricity to Southern California Edison under agreements already approved by California utility regulators.
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The deal isn't MidAmerican's first foray into large-scale solar power. The company already has invested in the 550-megawatt Topaz Solar Farms in San Luis Obispo County and has a 49 percent ownership stake in the 290-megawatt Agua Caliente solar plant in Arizona. A megawatt is a snapshot figure, roughly equal to the amount of electricity used by 750 typical homes at any given instant.
"We are excited about these projects because they support our core business principal of environmental respect," said Bill Fehrman, president of MidAmerican Renewables.
SunPower has spent the last four years designing and securing permits for the Antelope Valley projects. The company may eventually build a third, smaller plant at the site, according to a document SunPower filed with federal regulators Wednesday.
Although MidAmerican will own the Antelope Valley projects, SunPower will continue to operate and maintain them for 20 years. The two companies did not disclose Wednesday how much money SunPower will receive for those services. SunPower's stock rose 9 percent Wednesday to $6.13.


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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Questlove's First Day on the Job at The Tonight Show
Questlove is an accomplished DJ and band leader of The Roots, which has also been the house band of Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. Check out this two-part mini documentary of Questlove preparing for his first recording of The Tonight Show as the Roots move to the new time slot along with Fallon.
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Memory Leak Detection in Embedded Systems
The third tool is a library that is designed as a drop-in substitute for malloc, realloc, calloc, free and other memory management functions. It provides runtime configurability. The features of the tool provide memory leak tracing and fencepost write detection. It reports its errors by filename and line number and logs some general statistics. This library, created and maintained by Gray Watson, has been ported to many operating systems other than Linux.
The package is configurable to include thread support and C++ support. It can be built both as shared and static libraries. All of these options are selected when building the tool. The result is a set of libraries that are used when linking the application program. There is an include file (dmalloc.h) that needs to be included in the source of the application to be checked. In addition to the library and include file, it is necessary to have an environment variable set up that dmalloc reads to configure how it checks and where it puts the logging information. The following line is the setup used with the test program for dmalloc:
export \ DMALLOC_OPTIONS=debug=0x44a40503,inter=1,log=logfile
What this means is 1) log is a file named logfile in the current directory, 2) inter is the frequency for the library to check itself and 3) debug is a hex number whose bits select the types of checking to do. This example tests for just about every possible error. The following is a list of the tests and the corresponding bits to set in "debug":
none (nil): no functionality (0)
log-stats (lst): log general statistics (0x1)
log-non-free (lnf): log non-freed pointers (0x2)
log-known (lkn): log only known non-freed (0x4)
log-trans (ltr): log memory transactions (0x8)
log-admin (lad): log administrative info (0x20)
log-blocks (lbl): log blocks when heap-map (0x40)
log-bad-space (lbs): dump space from bad pointers (0x100)
log-nonfree-space (lns): dump space from non-freed pointers (0x200)
log-elapsed-time (let): log elapsed time for allocated pointer (0x40000)
log-current-time (lct): log current time for allocated pointer (0x80000)
check-fence (cfe): check fencepost errors (0x400)
check-heap (che): check heap adm structs (0x800)
check-lists (cli): check free lists (0x1000)
check-blank (cbl): check mem overwritten by alloc-blank, free-blank (0x2000)
check-funcs (cfu): check functions (0x4000)
force-linear (fli): force heap-space to be linear (0x10000)
catch-signals (csi): shut down program on SIGHUP, SIGINT, SIGTERM (0x20000)
realloc-copy (rco): copy all re-allocations (0x100000)
free-blank (fbl): overwrite freed memory space with BLANK_CHAR (0x200000)
error-abort (eab): abort immediately on error (0x400000)
alloc-blank (abl): overwrite newly alloced memory with BLANK_CHAR (0x800000)
heap-check-map (hcm): log heap-map on heap-check (0x1000000)
print-messages (pme): write messages to stderr (0x2000000)
catch-null (cnu): abort if no memory available (0x4000000)
never-reuse (nre): never reuse freed memory (0x8000000)
allow-free-null (afn): allow the frees of NULL pointers (0x20000000)
error-dump (edu): dump core on error and then continue (0x40000000)
If the library needs to check C++ programs, a source file named dmalloc.cc is needed with the application. This module provides wrapper functions for new to malloc and delete to free. The GNU debugger GDB can be used with dmalloc. A file is included with the product that can be used as part of a .gdbinit file so that GDB is set up automatically to know about dmalloc.
Along with the library is a utility named dmalloc that will programmatically set up the DMALLOC_OPTIONS variable. I've made a setup script that is sourced prior to running the program to be debugged. This way the setup is repeatable without errors.
This article only covers the general use of the tool, but the documentation for it is extensive and details more available features. The test program used with the earlier tools was run using DMALLOC. The results can be lengthy and optionally include the bytes present at critical areas of memory such as the "fence-top", where a pointer overruns a malloc'd area. The end of the log file includes statistics, addresses, block sizes and line numbers for occurrences of malloc without free.
The three tools provide varying support for memory leak detection and reporting. Each of these tools has been used on a Linux workstation as well as cross-compiled and executed on several different target architectures. In one application, developers used all three tools. mtrace was used to find a memory leak in a third-party C++ library where an exception throw/catch block caused a major leak. The dmalloc tool was used to find memory leaks in the execution of Linux pthreaded applications. The memwatch tool was used to catch a buffer pool mechanism that was not properly defragmenting itself. These tools are small and easy to implement and remove when debugging is completed.
The example program consists of one source file, my_test.c. There are three separate directories that contain a README, Makefile and a script to run the test [available at ftp.linuxjournal.com/pub/lj/listings/issue101/6059.tgz]. In the dmalloc test, the environment setup script is also available. Each of the tests has been built on Red Hat and SuSE Linux releases, as well as the MontaVista Linux cross-development environments.
Same memwatch log for the 2 application
Will the 2 applications dump the memwatch logs in the same memwatch.log?
Yes, it will append the log
Yes, it will append the log to the existing memwatch.log file
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check the memory alocated and deallocated
one more tool for debugging memory leaks-Coverity Prevent
You can prevent memory leaks by watching for some common problems. Collection classes, such as hash tables and vectors, are common places to find the cause of a memory leak. This is particularly true if the class has been declared static and exists for the life of the application. . The prevalence of memory leak bugs has led to the development of a number of debugging tools to detect unreachable memory. Coverity Prevent is one of the tool that you can use for fixing these kinds of bugs. Coverity Prevent is also used by the Department of Homeland security to scan many open source projects. You can get more info at http://www.Coverity.com
How to Prevent memory leaks
You can prevent memory leaks by watching for some common problems. Collection classes, such as hash tables and vectors, are common places to find the cause of a memory leak. This is particularly true if the class has been declared static and exists for the life of the application. . The prevalence of memory leak bugs has led to the development of a number of debugging tools to detect unreachable memory. Coverity Prevent is one of the tool that you can use for fixing these kinds of bugs. Coverity Prevent is also used by the Department of Homeland security to scan many open source projects. You can get more info at http://www.Coverity.com
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There's a built in editor for WordPress, but this doesn't mean this is the limitation of posting to WordPress. There are several options to write and then post your articles; these are just a few free options.
Google Docs
If you split your time between computers and work spaces and the ideas and thoughts hit you at different times, you need to be able to get those ides written down before their gone [for me, this is a 'must do'].
You'll be pleasantly surprised to know you can jot your ideas and word down in Google docs [with your Gmail account] and if the document is finished, you can post the article to your Blog/WordPress.
When your ready, you select the document and then choose Publish. You'll have to go through some steps to setup, but their not hard.
For my information I'm offering the settings for WORDPRESS. Choose the custom server, choose Moveable Type API and Enter the URL of the website [ http://YOURSITE/PATH/TO/xmlrpc.php]. Additionally the ID and PW [title is optional]. I would recommend using the TEST button just to make sure everything is okay.
Naturally, in the future posts you won't have to do this every time. The POST TO BLOG is the only thing to do. The information is posted to the website.
Open Office Write [w/Weblog extension]
The nice part about Open Office is the portability. There's a portable version of OO that can be placed on a JumpDrive and go where you go. The extension you load can follow you everywhere.
Open Office can be download and installed from http://www.openoffice.org/. The extension for OO Writer is here. The extension is installed and a button is placed in the toolbar in OO Writer. You click it and it upload the article with the text, images and any active links. The submitted article can be posted directly or uploaded and saved as a draft.
Microsoft Office Word 2007
Microsoft Word can do this task as well, but it's extraordinarily expensive and while it's able to do this task as simply as any other; I am focusing on free alternatives here.
I find it's easier to use options like this than to try to pop in to WordPress. I can enter use one of these type tools enter some stuff, work on it gradually, the round it off and then finally post it.
I hope you find this information useful.
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I don't like ramblers. Or more like I don't like it when people ramble.
This is no epiphany. I just never spent any thought on it because why would I need to? It's enough to know they irritate you, and why they do is pretty obvious. But I got to thinking about it today because I realized that a lot of ramblers tend to be stingy with details when I actually ask for them.
Just wtf.
It's like they've got a frog in their head that eats up their common sense. Just what is the source of this malfunction that tells a rambler it's okay to spend 10 minutes to explain a simple yes or no answer but to give me only one-word responses to questions or requests like, "What is your address?" or, "Explain the tattoo in as much detail as you can, please."
I know I shouldn't demand logic from the illogical, but all the same? I should get paid for all of the time that ramblers have cost me in my life.
And this is why I think Marvel should endorse my supervillain, and he shall be called The F***ing Rambler. If they can toss us brilliant gems such as a vampire cow from hell, I'm sure they can work in a rambling supervillain who can melt the brains of our would-be superheroes with his inane ability to go on and on about $hit that mean absolutely nothing in the long run but prevents our heroes from actually getting their jobs done.
Takes the literal into the literary, this would be iconoclastic, just the sort of thing that Marvel likes to pump out to the apocalyptically bored. And as long as I get paid royalties for giving them the idea and I don't actually have to read those comics, I'd feel vindicated.
And this is ALSO why I don't like talking on the phone, because people ramble more on there than they do anywhere else.
I should call the Rant Line, but then I could catch the infection and turn into a rambler myself. Arguments are, it may already be too late.
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Many of our challenges in the workplace come from a communication breakdown – especially among the generations. Increased life expectancies and challenging economies are creating workplaces that span four generations for the first time in modern history. This means that 20-year-olds are working side-by-side with colleagues who are older than they are by 40 years (or more) and 50-year-olds are being managed by 30-somethings.
What a recipe for conflict and miscommunication! Well, step back and take a humorous look at the situation and then consider how we can better appreciate our generational differences.


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Sundays are synonymous for many with watching their favorite sports on the big screen; living vicariously through seasonal change with NHL, NFL, MLB, MBA, and what led me to write this blog-NASCAR! While viewing NASCAR Countdown, http://msn.foxsports.com/nascar/story/NASCAR-Sprint-Cup-pit-crews-feature-elite-athletes-from-other-sports-051711 the video shows a "Next Generation Tryout" system that Hendrick Racing uses for recruiting pit crew members to their elite organization. I was engrossed as I viewed the intensity each player exuded focusing on a personal best performance striving to make the team. In that moment I realized that there is a huge take away that can be applied to what is happening in education. The point being that each member contributes to a team and brings a unique drive, passion, work ethic, life developed skill, experience, grit, determination, perseverance, and a need to work together towards a common goal. Individuals bring strengths and weaknesses that need to be equalized to avoid being lapped on the proverbial track. The goal in NASCAR obviously is to win races, and the pit crew team's performance, in a split second, can mean the difference of getting the win or falling back in the field. The members that make up the pit crew are critical to the team's outcome. The pit crew is critical to the organization which is dynamic; and includes owner, driver, manager, body crew, engine crew/engineers, crew chief, and pit crew. The organization's performance is constantly critiqued by sponsors and fans. Much like an educational organization which is complex and multifaceted. The EduPitCrew includes superintendents, principals, guidance, departments, grade levels, teachers and support staff. The schools are consistently critiqued by community members, parents, and students. A fine tuned team that works in sync creates a powerful synergy that pulls ahead of the rest on the track. When the team works as a cohesive group where by the sum of its parts is the ability of the group, it will outperform even its best individual member every time. If educators embrace this system the organization will increase horsepower and sling shot to success!
Educators START YOUR ENGINES!
Do you have what it takes to make the Next Generation #EduPitCrew?
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So what does a winning EduPitCrew look like? The system should consider following the MAGNAFLUX process. So let's detail the process. Magnaflux is the examining of systemic parts, consideration of elements in suspension (effectiveness of communication), connecting fluid factors (effectiveness of collaborative teamwork), checking for cracks and other defects using a solution. Active engagement in Magnaflux by all constituents are required for winning performance. The systemic goal must be looked at through a 21st Century lens to ready students to use critical thinking & problem solving, creativity & innovation, communication & collaboration, as well as information, media & technology skills. It is much like manufacturing a race car, educational leaders must look at the system from the inside out; from the engine to the paint scheme.
In a Jan. 2012 article, "Inside NASCAR: 'Fuel Injection a Really Big Step' stated that NASCAR has used the same carburetor for the past 40 years. "The technology's moved on. It's time to move on." -Harold Comstock. The sport says goodbye to the carburetor and welcomes EFI (electronic fuel injection). He continues, "In many ways, the engine will be more efficient because we can give exactly the right amount of fuel to each cylinder that it needs." Pit row is open, the educational system needs to lead a lap. When leaving the pit box, the message needs to start with the drivers (the individuals). The race day strategy must consider the course but not allow it to over power the goal. The goal is for the driver to be a life-long committed learner, driven by interest and a passion to learn as much as possible. Educators need to take a self-directed learning path to hone their skills. Educators that are encouraged by the organization to take risks and are supported through the entire process model innovation and creation which impacts their colleagues and students in new ways which lead to systemic efficacy.
As we approach corner one on the track, let's take a look at suspension. Suspension is being used in the context of postponing judgement. Idea exchange and honest feedback is disseminated. At times this proves to be an uncomfortable ride. Critical feedback is necessary at all organizational levels. Discourse needs to happen in clear, unemotional ways. I suggest that critical feedback be accepted as input. Input comes in and the driver analyzes the feedback and chooses whether it can improve the performance, thought, idea, project, prototype, model, creation, etc. Critical feedback is necessary to generate change and growth. As stated in my previous blog, "The smartest person in the world, is the world http://www.domoreedu.com/guest-bloggers/blog-by-joann-delaney/hyperthink. When we are open to input we have the world's thinkers available to help to move the idea/project/goal forward.
The drivers pull ahead to corner two, fluid factors are at work as team members draft for position. Organizational leaders need to guide the team down the social media chute. Educators must be shown the Magnitude of Twitter http://www.domoreedu.com/guest-bloggers/blog-by-joann-delaney/magnitudeoftwitter. Social media is an untapped resource that provides educators with intense horse power. Collaboration with other online educators revved my engine. I was exposed to an enormous amount of educational practices during qualifying. http://www.domoreedu.com/guest-bloggers/blog-by-joann-delaney/21stcenturyteacherbloggerasummerofre-thinkingmythinkingaboutteachingandgettingconnected. My starting position input was used to better my personal teaching practice and the result is a direct benefit to the students I am entrusted with and opens communication with parents. A great amount of self-directed work was completed. Feedback and reflections furthered adjustments. https://www.facebook.com/joann.delaney.98. Failures will happen and the experience and input will be used to learn and adjust. When educators tap into the passion that drove them to become educators in the first place, do the self-directed work, collaborate with others utilizing all means of resources (face to face, conferences, social media, podcasts, webinars, free online learning as well as college classes) and are open to receive the critical feedback as input to reflect and rethink their thinking–it gives the driver an advantage on the track when the restart is signaled.
Soon the drivers bank corner three, it's time to check for cracks and other defects in the system before getting to the black and white checkered flag at the finish line. This is a shared responsibility by the EduPitCrew and should be a transparent process. Each team needs to gauge effectively their role in the system. Using the Potential Hazard scale example found in the Magnitude of Twitter post, the model can be a starting place for determining the levels of connectivity and the effectiveness of the system. Aerodynamics are good, members use their talents collectively to move the organization at great speeds across the finish line for a win. The win today is celebrated and can be learned from in preparation for the next track-the next race-(the next school year-the next student) that your EduCrewPit will have an impact on. Using the Magnaflux process, you can be sure that the sponsors and fans (the community members, parents and students) are in the stands cheering you on!


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Versatility and perspective are important tools with which to thrive in your everyday life, but they're also key to boosting the value of players on your fantasy hockey team.
True story.
The more a player can do on the ice, the more he increases the likelihood of being used more often by his coach. Pretty simple. There's a reason strict enforcers only see a handful of shifts per night, while physical guys who can skate and are responsible defensively can be a regular third line presence and play 10-12 minutes a game.
Let's take that philosophy one step further.
Fantasy leagues are largely divided into two camps. Those that separate forwards, defencemen and goalies and then those that take it one step further by parsing out left wing, centre and right wing among the forwards as well.
It stands to reason, then, that if you have a player who can qualify at two different positions instead of just one, his value will increase. Particularly in head-to-head leagues, where you're trying to fill every open roster spot nightly in order to maximize point potential, it's quite valuable to have several guys who are eligible to be used at more than one position. Each fantasy service may be slightly different in its requirements for qualifying a player at his new position (sometimes one game is enough, but often you'll need five or more), but most leagues will allow the dual position eligibility to stand for the rest of the season once it has been established.
Here are a handful of players poised to make a difference for you this season, along with a few more possibilities to keep in the back of your mind as the season goes along.
1. Tyler Seguin & 2. Jamie Benn, Dallas Stars
Seguin and Benn are linked together on this list, just as they'll be potentially be paired together in importance to this Stars team over the next decade.
You know the deal by now if you're even a casual hockey fan. Seguin is a natural centre, but the Boston Bruins had moved him to the wing because that's where they had room and the best opportunity for him to play. Benn was a winger the Stars moved into the middle, but with a new general manager and coach coming in for this season they wanted to get him back on the wing where they feel he'll have the most success. That means very early in October, you'll have two star-level players who will be eligible on both the wing and as a pivot. That's a huge deal, especially in those H2H formats.
Seguin got a huge wake-up call when the Bruins shipped him out of town. He's hungry and anxious to prove himself. Benn has a Team Canada-sized chip on his shoulder and was already poised to take that next step in his young career. Throw in the fact that Lindy Ruff is ready to have this tandem on the penalty kill to make sure they're always on the ice and poolies should be very happy with the way things are trending here.
3. Taylor Hall, Edmonton Oilers
The Calgary-born offensive winger had a tremendous 2012-13 campaign, racking up 16-34-50 in his 45 starts and he was, for all intents and purposes, the best left winger in the NHL last season. With the Oilers knowing No. 1 pivot Ryan Nugent-Hopkins would be sidelined indefinitely for the start of this year though, the team has opted to use Hall as a temporary patch down the middle. Hall has been skating between veterans Ryan Smyth and Ales Hemsky in the preseason.
Now, with second line centre Sam Gagner sidelined perhaps up to two months with a broken jaw, it's entirely possible we'll see Hall remain in the middle even after Nugent-Hopkins makes his return. Regardless of how this situation plays out under the watchful eye of new head coach Dallas Eakins, Hall will be quickly earning a LW-C designation in fantasy leagues and will be that much more of a resource for poolies.
4. Brent Burns, San Jose Sharks
The switch was made last March. Sharks coach Todd McLellan moved hulking 6-foot-5 Brent Burns, all 230 pounds of him, from the blueline onto the wing when Burns returned from an injured stint. Suddenly opposing defencemen had that sinking 'objects in mirror may be closer than they appear' feeling when they saw him streaking down the ice.
The move made an impact for the Sharks and for Burns' fantasy value, as he finished the year with 20 points in those final 24 games after having been held pointless in his first six starts. He has six points in his first four outings on the wing alone.
Another key stat, mostly overlooked, is that during those 24 affairs Burns had 71 shots. Projected over an 82-game slate, that would mean a career high of 243 SOG.
Burns and Joe Thornton should be a regular combination up front in San Jose and this decision by the Sharks mean you'll be able to use a first line right winger in one of your defensive slots and reap the rewards.
5. Ryan O'Reilly, Colorado Avalanche
When the Avs jumped at the chance to draft NHL-ready centre Nathan MacKinnon first overall in the summer entry draft, something had to give on Colorado's roster. Already strong down the middle with O'Reilly, Matt Duchene and Paul Stastny, incoming coach Patrick Roy made the choice to switch O'Reilly to the left side on Duchene's line. That would allow MacKinnon to stay at his normal centre slot, but in a lower-pressure third line role.
Meanwhile O'Reilly, who missed the first part of last season due to his contract holdout – which then turned into the infamous Calgary Flames offer sheet fiasco – has had the entire summer to prepare and get himself both physically and mentally ready for a good year.
Roy sees O'Reilly as the defensive conscience of the trio, depending on which winger sticks opposite O'Reilly, but he'll nonetheless be in a fantastic spot to challenge his career best point pace. His positional flexibility should make him a great choice for your roster too.
6. Jonathan Drouin, Tampa Bay Lightning
When Drouin was chosen with the third overall pick of the draft, the immediate (and logical) speculation saw the left winger lining up alongside superstar Lightning centre Steven Stamkos. Instead, when camp opened Jon Cooper employed Drouin down the middle a little deeper in the lineup. This was the plan in Tampa Bay though, as the team wanted to see how their talented youngster looked distributing the puck as a pivot.
On Monday, Cooper moved Drouin back to his natural wing slot and yes, it was alongside Stamkos. The coach was noncommittal as to where Drouin would be in the lineup going forward, but you'd certainly think that first line LW slot with Stamkos and Martin St. Louis will be tempting for the bench boss if the youngster doesn't look out of place in the NHL.
We'll see what happens here, but it's certainly worth filing that potential centre eligibility away as the year progresses.
Quick hits
Adam Oates, who saw terrific success flipping Alex Ovechkin to his opposite wing last year, has been using winger Eric Fehr as a centre in camp between Jason Chimera and Joel Ward. Where everyone will fit in Washington's bottom six is a huge question mark right now, but in really deep leagues Fehr's potential versatility may come in handy.
The Brandon Saad-at-centre experiment in camp didn't last too long for the Chicago Blackhawks, but a run of injuries could see the winger move back into the middle. Make a mental note.
Carl Soderberg seems to have found a home on the third line for the Boston Bruins, but on the wing instead of as a pivot. Chris Kelly is in the middle there. The offensive chances will not be as plentiful in the bottom six, but in expansive fantasy leagues that extra wing designation could be a competitive advantage.
Tyler Ennis began last season as the number two centre for the Buffalo Sabres, after having been switched from left wing in the later portion of the prior campaign. He initially had success after the move, but then last season didn't go quite as planned and Ennis finished 2012-13 back on the wing. Which is where he'll begin 2013-14. Follow all of that? Your league's eligibility will determine where he'll slot in for you, but chances are decent he'll begin as a centre and then gain LW eligibility early on.
If you're a keeper league owner of Jeff Skinner, how frustrated are you these days? Finally healthy after a bad run of concussion luck, the top-six forward material youngster may now be relegated to the third line in an effort to spread out the offence. Coach Kirk Muller has trended toward using Skinner as a winger in camp so far, but did mention over the summer he wanted to see how the preseason played out. Skinner has been used as a centre there before.


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No doubt most here have heard about Karen Klein, the upstate New York bus monitor who got national attention after a video of boys lobbing insults at her went viral. Cleary these 4 boys need to get severally beaten and this poor lady deserves some recompense, but the resultant fallout of the incident has taken some curious turns.
I remember JimK posting a video a few months back depicting a father's attempt at disciplining his wayward daughter and his bravado with an automatic, I had a different take on the prevailing opinions here and it led to some interesting back and forths, I think this topic is equally compelling.
I'm left a bit in the dark about the whole school bus kid/monitor dynamic since where I live we only the K thru 6th grade schools have buses. All middle and high schoolers have to fend for themselves. I would think that the job of a bus monitor would be to present an authoritive figure so that the kids on the bus would behave themselves. In this capacity I think Karen was very ill suited. This is no job for an elderly woman. I suspect that the bus driver is the ultimate adult arbiter on the bus so I don't know why she was even there in the first place, given her meek demeanor. She did not appear capable of maintaining order on that bus, nor did she even notify the bus driver about the unacceptable conduct. I'm just wondering what training she had as a monitor and what actions she was authorized to take. Granted, it's not like a fight had broken out or a crime was being committed in her presence, but it appears by her actions and demeanor that she had no authority to do anything and this seems wrong to me.
It turns out that a charitable fund was started in Klein's name (most people have good hearts and will step up to right a wrong) and even this is turning bizarre.
Karen Klein, the bullied bus monitor who became a viral sensation, is still unsure what to do with the over half million dollars that has been raised in her name. She and her family, however, have a few ideas.
Max Sidorov, a Canadian nutritionist who launched an online fundraiser to give the 68-year-old grandmother a vacation after video caught middle schoolers taunting her to tears, has far surpassed his goal of $5,000. The campaign has hauled in over $550,000 in just two days, providing Klein with enough money to not only travel someplace nice but retire.
I'm happy this woman is getting monetary remuneration for her injuries, the amount collected so far is pretty staggering, that is some vacation. Yes, it will be nice if she did not have to return to that shit job, but what is she going to do with the cash?
Klein told "CBS This Morning" she plans on spending the generous donations on her kids.
"I'm always too good to them," she said. "I should let them be on their own for a change, like my son who lives with me because he doesn't have any other place. (He) doesn't make the money that he could, he should."
Is this code for ,"My 46 year old son is a deadbeat who lives in my basement and plays video games all day"?
Brian, 46, has lived with his mother in the same four-bedroom home he grew up in. He also said he hasn't given much thought to how the money could be used, but "first and foremost" he needs to get a car.
Oh boy, I'm sure that most generous contributors will be thrilled that the money they gave is not going to poor sweet Karen, but to junior so he can buy a car. Sure, she can do whatever she wants with the money but I think she would be better served showing her gratitude in that her plight in life will be improved.
Another interesting sidebar to this is the public lynching mob fomented by many radio and TV personalities that portray both these kids and their parents as absolute monsters who do not deserve to live. I have no sympathy for the kids (as a sidebar, the school was shamed into taking disciplinary action against all four brats and will announce their decision on punishment next week), but this to me was clearly one incident of thousands that go on everyday, incidents in the schools of bullying, of the stronger picking on the weaker. An insult hurled by one snot nose punk, a reaction by those witnessing it, then a synergistic effect taking place among the other ill behaved where the victim is not fighting back and consequences for bad behavior are not forthcoming. The fact that they even have bus monitors shows that this type of behavior is not rare, only then it was directed at fellow students and it highlights the simple fact that the school should not have placed Karen in the line of fire like this.
I don't place much credence in those apologies that the kids were forced to write and I'm also not jumping on the bandwagon that these parents are despicable human beings who neglected their parenting duties. I don't know what type of parents they are or how ashamed they feel about the behavior of their brood. I hope they fell deeply ashamed and doll out some serious punishment of their own but I make no sweeping pronouncements about the decline of society or of this generation by this one act of abuse.
Denying them bus privileges for a year (make the parents drive them back and forth to school), then doing something personal for Karen, something like yardwork, getting her groceries, walking her dog, something that benefits her, these are the types of punishments I would get behind. Then get the local paper to write a story (which the national outlets could pick up) highlighting the duties or chores that these kids are doing to make amends, the lessons they learned in dealing with the consequences. We hear the term ,"A teaching moment" often, this could be a big one.


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By 1895 the Canada Carriage Company's Brockville plant was possibly the largest of its kind in the Dominion of Canada. The company manufactured carriages, surreys, traps, phaetons, wagons and sleighs. These were shipped throughout Canada and the United States, as well as foreign countries. About 300 to 400 men worked in the factory, and the payroll amounted to $3,500 each week.
In 1898, an experimental automobile, designed by William J. Still for the Canadian Motor Syndicate used a carriage built by the Canada Carriage Co. as a chassis, and added his engine and controls to it.
By 1911 the Canada Carriage Co. had acquired the Canadian rights to build the "Everitt", an American car. About 80 Brockville 30 autos were assembled in Brockville that year. It appears that they were actually Everitt 30s.
A new company, the Brockville Atlas Automobile Co. was formed in 1911 by Brockville businessmen, William H. Comstock, Charles W. MacLean and Thomas J. Storey with about $200,000 capital. A new car was designed for 1912, the Brockville Atlas, model A, priced at $2,000. Bodies and chassis were built by the Canada Carriage Co., an engine was mounted which came from the Atlas Engine Works of Indianapolis, Indians, hence the name. Transmissions were supplied by the Warner Gear Co. of Muncie, Indiana.
Between 1912 and 1915 the Atlas Automobile Co. in Brockville produced models C, D, E, F and G. For example, the model D was a five- or seven-passenger car, with a 40 hp engine, right-hand drive, dual magneto, optional electric starter, headlights, sidelights, tail light, speedometer, licence holder, mohair top with side curtains, electric horn, black with nickel trim and fine striping, multiple disk clutch, and leather upholstery stuffed with horsehair. By 1915, about 300 cars had been built.
1915 was the last year for the Brockville Atlas, as the pressures of World War I created material shortages and lagging sales, and production was suspended.
In my album is a 1914 Model G, that originally sold for $1800.
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