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After taking an extended spring break, the so-called "Good Grammar Bandit" appears to have resumed his string of bank robberies in the north metro suburbs, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said Thursday.
The suspect, who was given his moniker for typed demand notes that feature impeccable spelling, grammar and punctuation, is believed to have hit four banks over a six-day stretch in early April.
Three more robberies in July — the most recent was on Tuesday in Thornton — also have been attributed to the man described as black, in his 30s, about 5-foot-7 to 5-foot-9 with a slender build.
The first rash of robberies took place in Northglenn, Westminster, Broomfield and Thornton. The most recent victims were in Westminster and Thornton.
In each case, he entered a bank, presented a well-written note, received money and took off on foot. His image has been captured on several surveillance photos.
Anyone with information on the suspect can call the FBI Rocky Mountain Safe Streets Task Force at 303-629-7171 or Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867.


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Mario G. Solari, MD
Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery
Scaife Hall, Suite 6B
3550 Terrace Street
Dr. Mario G. Solari is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Plastic Surgery. He performs reconstructive surgery including head and neck, chest, abdominal wall, pelvic, and extremity reconstruction following trauma or cancer surgery. He specializes in microvascular reconstructive surgery.
Dr. Solari performed his undergraduate studies at The Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore and earned his medical degree from Tufts University in Boston. He completed his plastic surgery residency at the University of Pittsburgh. He took time away from clinical duty during residency to pursue a two-year extramural NIH fellowship (NRSA) studying the immunology of vascularized composite tissue allotransplantation (such as hand and facial tissue transplantation). After graduating from plastic surgery residency, he completed a reconstructive microsurgery fellowship at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston.
Dr. Solari is the Director of the Vascularized Composite Allotransplantation (VCA) Research Laboratory. His major research goals include elucidating the immunobiology of VCA and developing strategies that limit systemic immunosuppression, prevent acute and chronic rejection, promote allograft longevity, and maximize functional outcome. Dr. Solari is a member of the clinical reconstructive transplantation program. His laboratory is closely linked with the clinical program; the ultimate goal being the translation of new research findings into novel therapies that will improve the care and quality of life of our clinical hand and facial tissue allograft recipients.
Solari MG, Spangler E, Lee WP, Wollstein R. Fixation of comminuted distal radius fractures with a mixture of calcium phosphate and calcium sulfate cement. Hand Surg 2011. 16(2):223-8. | View Abstract »
Unadkat JV, Schneeberger S, Horibe EH, Goldbach C, Solari MG, Washington KM, Gorantla VS, Cooper GM, Thomson AW, Lee WP. Composite tissue vasculopathy and degeneration following multiple episodes of acute rejection in reconstructive transplantation. Am J Transplant 2010. 10(2): 251-261. | View Abstract »
Fischer J, Solari M, Shestak K. Enlarging breast mass in a patient with a history of polyurethane implants. Plast Reconstr Surg 2010. 125(2): 68e-70e. | View Abstract »
Unadkat JV, Schneeberger S, Goldbach C, Solari MG, Washington KM, Afrooz PN, Pulikkottil BJ, Zheng XX, Lee WP. Investigation of antibody-mediated rejection in composite tissue allotransplantation in a rat limb transplant model. Transplant Proc 2009. 41(2): 542-5. | View Abstract »
Solari MG, Washington KM, Sacks JM, Hautz T, Unadkat JV, Horibe EK, Venkataramanan R, Larregina AT, Thomson AW, Lee WPA. Daily topical tacrolimus therapy prevents skin rejection in a rodent hind limb allograft model. Plast Reconstr Surg 2009. 123(2 Suppl): 17-25. | View Abstract »
Washington KM, Solari MG, Sacks JM, Horibe EK, Unadkat JV, Carvell GE, Simons DJ, Lee WPA. A model for functional recovery and cortical reintegration after hemifacial composite tissue allotransplantation. Plast Reconstr Surg 2009. 123(2 Suppl): 26-33. | View Abstract »
Solari MG, Srinivasan S, Boumaza I, Unadkat J, Harb G, Garcia-Ocana A, Feili-Hariri M. Marginal mass islet transplantation with autologous mesenchymal stem cells promotes long-term islet allograft survival and sustained normoglycemia. J Autoimmun 2009. 32(2): 116-24. | View Abstract »
Solari MG and Thomson AW. Human Dendritic Cells and Transplant Outcome. Transplantation 2008. 85(11):1513-1522. | View Abstract »
Ikeguchi R, Sacks JM, Unadkat JV, Solari M, Horibe EK, Thomson AW, Lee WP, Feili-Hariri M. Long-term survival of limb allografts induced by pharmacologically conditioned, donor alloantigen-pulsed dendritic cells without maintenance immunosuppression. Transplantation 2008. 85(2): 237-46. | View Abstract »
Mathes DW, Solari MG, Randolph MA, Gazelle GS, Yamada K, Huang, CA, Sachs DH, Lee WP. Transplantation tolerance following prenatal inoculation with adult bone marrow. Transplantation 2005. 80(9):1300-8. | View Abstract »
Mathes DW, Randolph MA, Solari MG, Nazzal JA, Nielsen GP, Arn JS, Sachs DH, Lee WPA. Split tolerance to a composite tissue allograft in a swine model. Transplantation 2003. 75(1): 25-31. | View Abstract »
Mathes DW, Bourget JL, Randolph MA, Solari MG, Wu A, Sachs DH, Lee WP. Tolerance to vascularized musculoskeletal allografts. Transplant Proc 2001. 33(1-2): 616-7. | View Abstract »
Orgill DP, Solari MG, Barlow MS, O'Connor NE. A finite-element model predicts thermal damage in cutaneous contact burns. J Burn Care Rehabil 1998. 19(3): 203-9. | View Abstract »

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A few Juneau Assembly members who seem to be in a minority position say they are concerned recent developments on a downtown parking project are not getting enough public attention.
Assembly member Bob Doll last Monday failed in his attempt to schedule an additional meeting on negotiations between the city and state of Alaska for a land deal at Telephone Hill, where the city plans a $14 million transit center and parking garage.
Doll made the motion to expand public discussion as much as possible, he said Thursday. It failed under a tie vote.
"The content (of the land deal) is fairly detailed, and no one has had a chance to quiz us," he said.
Assembly member Jonathan Anderson voted for Doll's motion because he also wants to give the public more opportunity to understand the specifics of the deal, he said.
An ordinance introduced Aug. 25 would authorize City Manager Rod Swope to negotiate the deal.
"I'm not in favor of giving the manager carte blanche to go ahead before we have all the information," Anderson said.
The state in an Aug. 11 letter offered a 30-year lease on property it owns at the corner of Egan Drive and Main Street so the city can build the project. It also offered to transfer the land title to Juneau in exchange for forgiveness of a $6.5 million debt.
Anderson supports a lease agreement so the city can build the garage but doesn't like the idea of the city owning the property, he said.
Telephone Hill has been identified as a site for a new Capitol. Immediate plans call for the parking garage, which is being designed to allow additional future development.
"I feel that if we take possession of that land we're letting the state off the hook for building the new capital building there," Anderson said.
The debt comes from a 1984 cooperate-use agreement between the two government entities, in which Juneau paid the state $2 million to acquire private property in the area through eminent domain. If the state did not develop the property in 10 years, Juneau could be reimbursed or receive a portion of the land.
The city's initial investment is now worth about $6.5 million.
Both Doll and Anderson said the land-transfer deal would increase the price of the parking project to $20 million.
"By adopting this ordinance we're rolling over and playing dead," Doll said. "Effectively, the cost of the parking project just went up by six-point-four million."
Doll does not support the parking garage, calling it a solution looking for a problem.
The Assembly met in executive session twice this month to discuss the state's offer. Parking garage opponent Dixie Hood protested the first private meeting on Aug. 4, calling for more government transparency.
Assembly member Sara Chambers, who also supported Doll's motion Monday, said the Assembly has the political will to move forward on the parking garage, but the public needs more time to understand the land negotiations.
The public has been disenfranchised on many issues lately, she said.
"We're giving the impression to the public that we want our primary economic engine to be government construction projects," she said.
The ordinance will be considered at the Sept. 8 Assembly meeting, which starts at 7 p.m. in City Hall.
Contact reporter Kim Marquis at 523-2279 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Food and Drug Administration, the American Cancer Society, and the American Medical Association have used every means at their disposal to prevent this story from being told.
They have arrested citizens for holding public meetings to tell others of their convictions on this subject. They have confiscated films and books. They even have prosecuted doctors who apply these theories in the effort to save the lives of their own patients.
I've been a cancer patient for two years. If you want to save your life, you need to take the reins into your own hands. Do the research!
You can start by looking up the book WORLD WITHOUT CANCER by G. Edward Griffin on Amazon, which is also the only place you can get B17 (online). The first time I was on B17, my cancer went into remission. When I got off it because of the "cyanide scare" my cancer came back.
After discovering that B17 is a concentrated form of apricot kernels, I learned that it can't be dangerous if taken in the appropriate doses. So, I refused chemo (which is FAR MORE DANGEROUS than B17, by the way). After two months passed with no conventional treatments at all, I got back on the B17. WITHIN TEN WEEKS of taking 500 mg twice a day, the B17 wiped out FIVE tumors, and I am now CANCER FREE!"
Watch this video for a personal testimony on just how powerful a cancer fighter Vitamin B17 is!
How B17 Works
From our friends at Cancertutor.com – Laetrile (i.e. amygdalin or Vitamin B17) therapy is one of the most popular and best known alternative cancer treatments. It is very simple to use and is very effective if used in high enough doses and if the product is of high quality and if it is combined with an effective cancer diet and key supplements (in other words, you need to do your homework to maximize its benefits).
Laetrile works by targeting and killing cancer cells and building the immune system to fend off future outbreaks of cancer. It uses two different methods for killing cancer cells. It involves a strict diet (as do all cancer treatments) and several supplements.
How to Obtain Laetrile or Vitamin B17
The FDA has made the purchase of laetrile supplements almost impossible to obtain vitamin B17, even though it is a perfectly natural and safe supplement. In order for a doctor to use laetrile supplements, they or their patient must "confess" to the FDA that the doctor is using laetrile in their practice. In other words, laetrile supplements are effectively illegal because no doctor wants to admit they are using laetrile.
Fortunately they are available over the Internet either as apricot kernels or pills and in some cases in liquid form.
Most people take laetrile in the form of apricot kernels. In the middle of a peach or apricot is a hard shell. If you break open the hard shell with a "nut cracker," pliers or hammer, you will find a small seed/kernel in the middle that looks like an almond. However, it is much softer than an almond and certainly does not taste like an almond. It is this seed that is rich in natural laetrile.
If you search for "apricot kernels" (use the quotes) on Google you will be able to find a lot of vendors of apricot kernels. Be advised, however, that apricot kernel sites cannot legally make any medical claims about laetrile being used to treat cancer.
Most experts will recommend a daily dose of apricot kernels from between 24 kernels a day up to 40 kernels a day, spread throughout the day. For a person in remission, 16 apricot kernals a day should be used as a minimum.
Other things rich in laetrile are millet grain and buckwheat grain. Breads made with these grains, however, generally do not contain a high percentage of millet or buckwheat or else they would be too hard.


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The ATO has issued a Decision Impact Statement in relation the Full Federal Court's decision in FCT v Secretary to the Department of Transport (Vic) [2010] FCAFC 84; 2010 ATC 20-196; 76 ATR 306.
The case concerned whether a subsidy provider (the Department of Transport (Vic) (DOT), made creditable acquisitions in respect of subsidy payments it made to taxi-cab operators and was therefore entitled to input tax credits under the GST Act. The subsidy payments were made under the Multi Purpose Taxi Program (MPTP) in respect of Victorian residents who suffer from a severe and permanent disability and are unable to independently access public transport.
A majority of the Full Federal Court (Kenny and Dodds-Streeton JJ) held that the DOT made creditable acquisitions in respect to the payments it made under the MPTP.
The majority held that a taxi-cab operator made two supplies: the supply of transport to the passenger and the supply to the DOT of the service of transporting the MPTP member. The subsidy payment was consideration for the supply to the DOT and therefore the DOT acquired a taxable supply from the taxi-cab operator for the purposes of s 11-5(b).
The Decision Impact Statement states that the Commissioner considers that, as a result of the decision, a broader approach than that taken by the ATO to date when analysing subsidy arrangements of this kind is required. Accordingly, there are a number of ATO Public Rulings and Determinations that consider the identification of supplies made under multi-party arrangements that will be reviewed and updated where required, including:
- the application of propositions 9 and 12-15 of GSTR 2006/9 which sets out the Commissioner's views on supplies;
- the Commissioner's views on supplies of rights and obligations in the context of grants of financial assistance as set out in GSTR 2000/11;
- the need to identify binding obligations when analysing multi-party insurance arrangements as referred to in GSTR 2006/10; and
- GSTD 2006/1 concerning whether a payment from a non-resident car manufacturer to an Australian distributor under an offshore warranty chargeback arrangement could be consideration for a supply.
This will include considering the implications of the Full Federal Court decision in TT-Line Company Pty Ltd v FCT (2009) [2009] FCAFC 178; 181 FCR 400 which also concerned a subsidy arrangement.


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Another installment of the usually weekly compilation of tasty tidbits designed to entice you to read Weekender cover-to-cover when it comes out tomorrow — or look up the full articles on MySA, where they're already posted. (By "usually weekly," I mean "weekly as long as I remember to do it or remember to tell the MySA folks that's it's done." I forgot to tell them last week, which is why it didn't appear last week.)
Anyway …
Comedy weekend
Buzzed-about Asian American comedian Jo Koy finishes his Rivercenter Comedy Club run this weekend. This sounds like a hot ticket. His clips on www.jokoy.com are hilarious, and I love the line in his interview with E-N staffer Hector Saldana about the weird compliments he gets when people find out he's Asian: "Oh, you're Asian? I love orange chicken." Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find the clip of his "Tonight Show" performance a year ago that earned a standing ovation.
Koy's Rivercenter stand kicks off an orgy of A-list comedy. The list includes:
Mike Robles' Loco Comedy Jam, at Charline McCombs Empire Theatre on Saturday
Robert Schimmel, back at Rivercenter for a two-night stand Jan. 26-27 (we'll have an update on him next week)
Jim Gaffigan, at the Empire on Feb. 24
Jamie Foxx, for a night of music and comedy, March 11 at the AT&T Center.
A couple of comedy notes:
Schimmel, who has managed to keep his sense of humor despite a litany of personal woes (heart attack, divorce, cancer), made one of my all-time favorite comedy albums, "Comes Clean" (1996; geez, has it been that long ago?). There's nothing clean about it, of course — Schimmel is legendary for his explicit humor. But he views sex as funny instead of dirty, and he's often the butt of his own jokes, so the blue humor doesn't seem forced. Example: One bit from that record deals with his sexual miscalculations, such as bedroom role-playing gone bad ("Have your wife pretend she's with another guy? Bad idea. Then she does things with him she'd never do with me … and I'm choking her trying to find out who I am") or trying to apply adult-film techniques at home.
Before he became a Hollywood star, Jamie Foxx had a habit of coming home to Texas (he's from Terrell, east of Dallas) around Christmas or New Year's to do some shows (usually poorly promoted, which always sent us scrambling to catch up). He came to Municipal Auditorium every year from 1994-97. In an interview with the E-N before the first show in 1994, his description of it sounds a lot like what he has planned for the AT&T Center in March:
"On this tour I do mostly comedy, but the audience also gets to hear some of my music … "We call it the Entertainment Show because you're not just getting comedy, but the music, too. We give 'em not just the appetizer, but the whole meal.
"Music has always been my first love, but I also wanted it all, man. I wanted to sing, dance, act and write songs. So for the past two or three years I always did the music with the comedy because it gave people a little bit more. I always used to like to watch those cats like Sammy Davis Jr. that could do it all."
Exhibit of the week:
"The Marvelous Hysterical: Threaded Drawings by Bettie Ward," Southwest School of Art and Craft — When you read file after file of Calendar copy, some phrases just jump out at you. Like this one — "humorously erotic embroideries on vintage linens." That's how Ward's exhibit was described. Alas, the school's Web site only had one sample of her work, "The Girl Who Had a Relationship with a Spiney Tree of Life Cactus" (see it here). And there were no links for further study. By the way, the opening reception is from 5:30-7:30 tonight.
Golden Globes: The sequel
Earlier this week, I mentioned four Golden Globes nominees were finally opening in San Antonio this week — "Volver," "The Last King of Scotland," "Pan's Labyrinth" and "Letters From Iwo Jima." Two other films that were all over Monday night's telecast — "Babel," which had seven nominations and won motion picture/drama; and "The Queen," which had three and won for actress/drama (Helen Mirren) and screenplay — have seen their presence in S.A. greatly expanded.
Both opened in San Antonio on Nov. 10. "The Queen," which has been playing the Bijou and Huebner Oaks theaters, will be on eight screens as of Friday, expanding to the Cielo Vista, Silverado, Live Oak, Palladium, Northwood and Embassy. "Babel," which has been holding court at Huebner Oaks, will also be at the Live Oak, Embassy, Silverado and Cielo Vista.
Makes you wanna run out and see "The Hitcher," right?
Speaking of "The Hitcher," there's no telling when we'll be able to determine if it's awful or merely mediocre. As Larry Ratliff mentioned in his "Aisle Seat" blog, he catches a plane to Utah today (in fact, he's probably in the air right now) to the Sundance Film Festival. When he gets back, he'll have Oscar nominations to deal with Tuesday morning and another slate of openings next week. So there may not be time to catch "Hitcher." Darn.


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The Biggest, Baddest Super-Weapons in Gaming
February 19, 2018 - We take a look at some of the most iconic tools of destruction to ever grace our screens.
Halo, DOOM, Destiny: Celebs' Favorite First-Person Shooters - Best Game Ever Episode 3
January 3, 2018 - Check out our series Best. Game. Ever., where we ask entertainers, athletes, comedians, and creators about their favorite games.
Halo Developer Gives Halo PC Fan Game, Installation 01, Its Blessing
June 29, 2017 - The team behind Halo fan game Installation 01 has been given the legal clearance to keep making the project.
The Original Xbox's 15 Best Exclusive Games
November 15, 2016 - On the original Xbox's 15th anniversary, we look back on its 15 best exclusive games.
11 of the Coolest Halo Toys Ever Made
April 14, 2016 - 343 Industries is still rolling out content for Halo 5, so we decided to compile some of the coolest Halo toys and collectibles ever made.
Unlocked 238: Halo 1 and Shadow Complex Developer Interviews
March 23, 2016 - Interviews with Halo 1's Jaime Griesemer and Shadow Complex's Donald Mustard. Plus: Ryan says goodbye to Mitch.
How The Beatles Influenced the Halo Theme Song
March 23, 2016 - The idea for the famous theme came to Marty O'Donnell during a ride in the car.
Canceled Bungie Game 'Gypsum' Revealed
March 21, 2016 - Around the time the studio began working on Halo 2, Bungie had another very different project in development.
Ex-Halo Composer Addresses Bungie Firing, Lawsuit for First Time
March 18, 2016 - Marty O'Donnell explains what happened the day he was fired.
Top 20 Sci-Fi Video Game Worlds
November 10, 2015 - Video games have a long history of awesome sci-fi worlds, and these are the best of the best.
The 7 Greatest Weapons in Halo History
October 21, 2015 - From side-arms to primaries to explosives, these are the pieces of Halo's arsenal that rank head and shoulders above the rest.
Halo Composer Wins Bungie Shares, Creative Control Lawsuit
September 7, 2015 - Court documents reveal how Bungie and Activision quarreled in the lead up tof Destiny's launch.
E3 2015: Halo Composer Marty O'Donnell Teases Details About His New Studio and Game
June 17, 2015 - Bungie veterans get together to create emotional, AAA experiences and break new territory.
Ubisoft Brand Manager Explains Assassin's Creed Toy Lines
November 20, 2014 - Ubisoft's International Brand Manager has big plans for some of the publisher's key franchises.
What Are Your Favorite Halo Memories?
October 14, 2014 - Multiplayer mayhem, and soda-fueled fun.
Master Chief (Possibly) Spotted in Destiny
September 14, 2014 - Has Bungie sneaked in a little reference to the Chief? Decide for yourself.
Bungie Ordered to Return Shares to Fired Halo Composer
August 20, 2014 - Despite Bungie claiming its former composing would be a "bothersome presence at board meetings", the dev has to return his shares.
Fired Halo Composer Settles Lawsuit with Bungie Over Unpaid Wages
July 21, 2014 - Former Halo and Destiny composer Marty O'Donnell to receive payout from Bungie chief executive.
The Fall and Rise of American-Made Games
July 1, 2014 - Video games started in the United States, but Japan dominated for decades. Exploring how American-made games got their groove back.
May 22, 2014 - Kotobukiya plans to release statues of Master Chief, Green Arrow, and... sexy Jason girl?


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How to monitor your Linux server
There are essentially two types of remote monitoring you can perform on your server. One is preventative monitoring directly from the command line or control panel, and the other is uptime monitoring, which is normally done by an external service. Both are important for disaster prevention and disaster recovery. It is not a question of if your server will ever go down. The real question is when. Therefore, it is better to be prepared.
In a previous post, you learned how to monitor system logs. This is only one part of the equation. You can also monitor system processes. For example, if you are concerned about certain applications using too much CPU and/or RAM, you can run a simple command to monitor the most intense processes. From a secure shell (SSH) prompt, simply type:
Top will show you memory usage, number of users logged in, load averages, CPU consumption, total uptime, virtual memory, and how long each process has been running. It also shows you what user is running each process so that you can investigate any suspicious ones. When you are finished with top, press the "q" key to quit.
Despite its usefulness, top will only show you the most CPU intensive processes. Another tool that monitors all processes is called "ps". With it you can get a list of every process running, the user running it, and even what action it is taking. To see running processes, type:
ps aux
If you want it to display on your screen one page at a time, type;
ps aux | less
If you ever find a process that needs to be stopped (also known as a runaway process), you should look for the process ID (PID) found in the ps list. Find it and make a note of it. Then, when you are ready to stop it, type:
kill 9999
Replace "9999" with the real process number. You can also kill all processes running under a particular command by typing:
killall command-name
With those few simple commands, you will have a little more peace of mind knowing your server is running smoothly.


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Turkish delight as Shannon gets new air cargo service to Chicago
SHANNON Airport's plans to develop as a freight hub have been boosted by the announcement that Turkish Airlines will operate a new service to Chicago.
It is Ireland's only direct all-cargo air service to North America and saves exporters the time and expense of shipping product by road to airports in the UK due to a shortage of air freight options here. It is anticipated that the service - which commences immediately - will be of particular benefit for exporters of high value goods such as electronics, medical devices and pharmaceuticals.
Turkish Airlines, one of the world's fastest-growing carriers, began making refuelling stops in Shannon in March and the conclusion of a deal between the Turkish and Irish governments on fifth freedom rights for cargo has seen that relationship expand. Flights from Shannon to Chicago will operate every Friday with the Airbus 330F capable of carrying up to 70 tonnes.
Shannon Group CEO, Neil Pakey said: "the US is Ireland's largest market for air cargo exports and this service will benefit Irish exporters as they will be able to enjoy Shannon's uncongested cargo facilities and efficient processing.
"We're confident this will be the start of a long and successful partnership between Turkish Airlines and Shannon Airport and we will be engaging with them about the future expansion of their operation," Mr Pakey said.
Rose Hynes, chairman, Shannon Group said: "Shannon Group has identified a very real opportunity for developing Ireland's leading air cargo base at Shannon. We are delighted to have this new business relationship with Turkish Airlines, one of the world's leading airlines. Their decision to commence this service at Shannon is another step in the transformation of the airport. This new service provides high quality cargo services to the US for exporters throughout Ireland. I see this as the lift-off for an air freight hub at Shannon. We will be looking to add to this service and to continue supporting Irish businesses in connecting with global markets."
The service has also been welcomed by regional business leaders.
"It speaks volumes for Shannon's capability and is a welcome development for the business community not just in Shannon but throughout Ireland," said Helen Downes, CEO, Shannon Chamber.
"Speed to market is of the essence for so many sectors today and the ability to now export direct to the US from Shannon bears testament to the ease of doing business in and from Shannon. Developments of this nature project the Shannon message to an extensive global audience and serve to act as an attractor for further investment."
Chicago O'Hare is a global leader in the movement of freight and had over 1.5 million tonnes of cargo throughput last year.


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MONTREAL — The Montreal Canadiens have signed backup goaltender Peter Budaj to a two-year contract extension.
The deal is worth $1.4 million per season.
Budaj has played eight games with the Canadiens this season, posting a 6-1-1 record with a 2.17 goals against average, a .917 saving percentage and one shutout.
In eight seasons with Colorado and Montreal, the 30-year-old Slovak has a 112-99-33 record with a 2.79 GAA, .903 save percentage and 10 shutouts.
Budaj joined the Canadiens as a free agent on July 1, 2011.


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Did you know that VPNs resend their information after a certain amount of time? Yep, its true. After the lifetime expires, they resend their SA info. You can see the remaining times when you do a show crypto isakmp sa detail on the Cisco ASA.
asa# sh cryp isa sa det
Active SA: 2
Rekey SA: 0 (A tunnel will report 1 Active and 1 Rekey SA during rekey)
Total IKE SA: 2
1 IKE Peer: 184.108.40.206
Type : L2L Role : initiator
Rekey : no State : MM_ACTIVE
Encrypt : 3des Hash : SHA
Auth : preshared Lifetime: 86400
Lifetime Remaining: 42302
2 IKE Peer: 184.108.40.206
Type : user Role : responder
Rekey : no State : AM_ACTIVE
Encrypt : aes Hash : SHA
Auth : preshared Lifetime: 86400
Lifetime Remaining: 28616
Hi, I'm Shane Killen. This is an IT technical blog about configs and topics related to the Network Engineer working with Cisco, Brocade, Check Point, Palo Alto, etc. I hope this blog serves you well. -- May The Lord bless you and keep you. May He shine His face upon you, and bring you peace.
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|2010-03-09, 06:46
|Link #903
Join Date: Jun 2004
An 13 episode series can be subripped in 3-4 days, or less if you have plenty of time on your hands.
The downside is not having all the signs typeset the way they were, but most FOs are not hard to replicate, so not that big a deal.
Usually the reason for wanting to subrip something like this would be to use with a superior source, like dvd or blu-ray. Some groups might be opposed to that, but hardsubbing something is not going to prevent anyone from using their subs.
|2010-03-09, 13:33
|Link #904
Excessively jovial fellow
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: ISDB-T
Age: 31
I mean even if you're blind and illiterate and never read the "posted at" header the fact that the thread is 46 pages long and you're talking to someone on page 3 should sorta clue you in
|2010-03-10, 01:10
|Link #908
Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Kentucky
Age: 26
By the way I don't even use VLC, rather Media Player Classic Homecinema that came with CCCP.
|2010-03-11, 00:09
|Link #909
Ha ha ha ha ha...
Graphic Designer
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Right behind you.
Age: 29
But that's neither here nor there. Personally, I like MP4 files. They almost have as good a quality as MKV, but I can upload them to my iPod Touch. Not many fansubbers encode in MP4 format, though. It makes me sad. Most of the time, if I'm watching them on my computer, I prefer MKV for the quality. I have 2 external harddrives, so the extra storage that the MKVs take up isn't a problem.
I do want to add that if I did need extra storage space, I would probably prefer AVI format. Lower quality, yes, but considering that it's just over 1/2 the filesize as MKV for the same content (i.e. same episode), I would say it's good "bang for your buck".
|2010-03-11, 02:20
|Link #910
Aegisub dev
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Stockholm, Sweden
Age: 33
Nothing forces AVI files to be low quality and small, you can make an extremely high quality and huge AVI file. Nothing forces MP4 files to be large or small, good quality or bad quality either. The same applies for Matroska.
Everything depends on what codec the person encoding chooses and what settings he uses for it, as well as the filtering the encoder chooses to use. But that's been covered time upon time already in this thread.
|2010-03-11, 05:56
|Link #911
Senior Member
There is a disturbing amount of confusion between container formats and video codecs in this thread.
|2010-03-11, 20:16
|Link #912
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Virginia Tech
Just like a deadbolt doesn't stop a person from breaking into a house, it only deters them, and makes them think it's not worth the effort.
|2010-03-12, 08:51
|Link #916
Join Date: Dec 2007
It does depend a lot on the video quality. However, if it's taking significantly longer to OCR an episode than it does to watch it you should just transcribe it instead (and if you can't type fast enough to transcribe subs in close to real time you should learn how to do that first as being able to type fast is very useful).
|2010-03-12, 10:40
|Link #918
@Plorkyeran: As someone who's involved in a transcription (not translation) fansub project, I am very MUCH interested in this five minute OCR.
What software can I use to do it, from a source that looks like this (actual size):
(I have tried SubRip 1.50b4, and I estimate that it's 400% faster to just retype than OCR.)
|2010-05-11, 18:12
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Junior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Why is H.264 MKV so popular?
Hey. I started reading through the The H.264/AVC/MPEG4 discussion thread but it was way too long so I'm asking in a new thread.
I typically download Xvid .AVI versions of anime whenever humanly possible.
Reasons are thus:
There are 3 TVs in my house, all of which I'd like to watch anime on. I have a PC hooked up to a TV in my bedroom where I could conceivably watch H.264 MKVs, I think my PC can handle it. However, I frequently plug a netbook into the living room TV to watch there which is not powerful enough to watch HD video. The other TV has a PS3 and a 360 plugged into it which are supposed to be able to play AVIs, but cannot play MKVs. Plus the Xvid .AVIs are around 30% smaller than the .MKVs and take up less HDD space. Xvid .AVI is right choice for me to have the best compatibility across platforms in my home.
So why do others choose H.264 MKV files? They seem to be a lot more popular I'm curious as to why others like them.
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Yesterday wrapped up my mini trip to the Big Apple. Here's the rest of the trip through Instagrams. Not following me on Instagram? Do so here. :)
Day two threads: Farm Girl Chic.
When I discovered that the Harry Potter Exhibition was in town at the Discovery Times Square museum, I bought tickets immediately, and went straight there after my class got out on Tuesday. Photography wasn't allowed at the exhibition, so I don't have any additional photos, but you can see more here. It's a massive collection of props, costumes, and set designs from the eight movies. My favorite part was walking through the Enchanted Forest and Little Hangleton exhibits because they really made it feel spooky, like Voldemort was watching over your shoulder. I know, I'm totally waiving my nerd flag right now.
On my way back to the hotel, I stopped at an Ann Taylor LOFT because I'd been wanting to try on this adorable bow sweater. I grabbed the XS, but it was a little baggy and they didn't have a smaller size. Being petite is rough sometimes!
After leaving the exhibition, I had a strong desire to watch the last Harry Potter movie, so I ordered Chinese takeout and dug in. {That's green tea ice cream!}
This scene makes me cry every time. ♥
Day three threads: Bundled Up, inspired by my new Urban Outfitters earmuffs.
The train ride home! All in all, I think my first solo NYC trip was a success. I only took one wrong turn getting out of Grand Central, but after that, I pretty much had the grid down. I might even tackle the subway next time! :)


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Love the Mystique theme -- just have a few questions.
1) When I select a blog post as a Feature Post it shows up on my home page in both the gray feature area and the blog roll below it, so the text and post seem duplicative. It would seem that a post selected as "Feature Post" would only show in the gray area, and not also appear in the blog roll below until a new Feature post is set to replace it. When I look at other Mystique theme this issue doesn't seem to appear. What am I doing wrong?
2) Some of the social network icons are missing from the top right. Only Twitter and RSS are showing. How can I add the Facebook icon to the upper right?
Thanks in advace. Here's my site....work in progress:
The blog I need help with is apparentmarketing.net.


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Hello janet,
Hope all is well with you, not seen you in the chat room recently,
I hope we chat again soon.
Hello janet,
I hope all is well with you, we had a good chat the other night and I look forward to chatting with you again soon.
Hi sorry not got use to the site and couldn't respond just locked up and when finally came back on you had gone , so sorry no way do I ignore
people first rule of chat don't cost anything to respond Richard
I did enjoy chatting to you Thursday night. We do seem to have similar interests which is great. I didn't just disappear on you though - my connection dropped out. I did come back into chatroom and tried to chat more but got no response. Hopefully I didn't offend and put you off. Maybe you were just busy which I can understand. I hope we can keep in touch though
nice to see you around again, janet
Hello janet, I Did try your addy, and it was rejected, as unknown, can you leave me a message with the address, in case I got it wrong please, I am absolutely genuine janet.
Hi Janet see you are also from Norfolk like me, my first day on the site looking to make friends and who knows hopefully meet people
hope you will accept friends request
Hi Janet, my first day on the site, here to make friends and hopefully meet people,
hope you will accept friends request
Hi Janet
Dont know why, but just thought id send you a friendly greeting. You dont give too much away and just thought Id ask how you are? my first ever girl friend was called Janet when i was about 10!! Remember giving her a peck on the cheek and then spending the next few weeks worrying myself silly over if I had made her pregnant. Oh the joy of adolescent knowledge.
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By Gorka Posada
Athletic Bilbao defender Borja Ekiza insists that he does not fear any player - not even Cristiano Ronaldo.
The 25-year-old centre-back will come face to face with the Portuguese striking sensation when los Leones host Real Madrid at San Mames on Sunday evening.
Ronaldo has netted 29 times in 29 Liga outings this season, while his double against Galatasaray in midweek means he has 11 goals in 10 Champions League appearances. So, is Ekiza scared of coming face to face with arguably the form player in world football at the moment?
"No," he exclaims in an exclusive interview with Goal.com. "In order to play professional football a player can never be afraid.
"Yes, you have to respect them all, but you cannot go onto the field in fear. You must, though, always respect your opponents."
There must also be a plan if one is to nullify one of the most prolific goalscorers the game has ever seen but Ekiza is keeping his cards close to his chest.
"Man, I can't tell you the plan here and now," he says, laughing. "Obviously, though, he's a very difficult player to mark, so we'll just have to see what we can do, because I think it will definitely be a team effort."
Athletic have beaten Madrid just once in their last 15 encounters but Ekiza insists that Marcelo Bielsa's men are looking forward to the challenge and that their is no mental block in place when it comes to facing los Blancos.
"They are not our nemesis," he argued. "Real Madrid is just Real Madrid. They always have class within their ranks and always come fired up, although it seems that this season that thy do not have much chance of winning the league.
"But, at the end of the day, this is Real Madrid. They always come onto all fields to win."
Indeed, Ekiza knows that Madrid boss Jose Mourinho would never tolerate anything less than 100 per cent from players.
The Pamplona native has an enormous amount of respect for the Portuguese tactician, admitting that he would like to play for him one day.
"He is a great coach," Ekiza enthused. "One need only look at the players he has coached. They all speak highly of him, so he must be doing something right!
"It would be an honour, because everyone speaks highly of him, so it would be great if he came to coach Athletic," he adds, smiling.
For now, though, Ekiza and his colleagues are just hoping to make their final clash with Madrid at San Mames a memorable encounter.
"It is a symbolic ground and has many years of history," he pointed out. "We are fortunate to be the last to play the derby against Real Madrid here, so we will try to give it the send-off it deserves."


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at New Jersey 2, Buffalo 1: Brian Gionta and Patrik Elias scored in the shootout and the Devils sent the Sabres to a seventh consecutive defeat.
Carolina 1, at Boston 0: Cam Ward stopped 19 shots and Eric Staal scored the only goal. It was the Bruins' first home shutout since a 2-0 loss to Colorado last March.
Philadelphia 4, at Atlanta 1: Jeff Carter scored two goals within a span of 13 seconds in the second period and the Flyers defeated the Thrashers for the eighth time in a row.
Tampa Bay 5, at N.Y. Rangers 3: Chris Gratton broke out of a season-long scoring slump with two goals and an assist, and the Lightning ended a seven-game losing streak.


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long primers PCR - (Jan/10/2013 )
For a while I've been trying to amplify different regions on human chromosome 21 q arm. I'm using long primers (60-90 bp) with high theoretical Tm between 71 and 72 deg C.
I've tested several different annealing temperatures in the range from 65-69 deg C. With one primer pair I get a moderately strong PCR product at 69 deg C.The last attempt I made was a two stage PCR with annealing temperature combinations
69 C-10 cycles/70 C-15 cycles,
69 C-10 cycles/71 C -15 cycles,
69 C-10 cycles/72 C -15 cycles,
69 C-10 cycles/74 C -15 cycles
and it didn't work.
I'm using HiFi polymerase by Kapa Biosystems with GC buffer. The initial denaturation is 98 deg for 5 min. Denaturarion in each cycle is 98 deg for 20 sec. The manufacturer suggests using two stage PCR when long primer pairs are used.
Anyone has any advice regarding the amplification?
Often long primers are designed having a relatively short (18-24 bp) region homologous to the target region of DNA, and a long 5' region having nothing to do with the target. In these cases, the primer melting temperature is very misleading, since it will be calculated on the entire primer, rather than on the portion binding to the target. I'd recommend you retry your PCR with a much lower annealing temperature, 55, for example.
The recommended annealing temp for KAPA HiFi is from 60-78C, that's quite high. I would use a different polymerase if I were you, considering you are already using long primers.
Thank you both.
Except for the 12 bases at the 5 end side where I have my restriction site, the rest of the primers anneal to the target sequence.
I'm trying one more round with the Kapa HiFi strictly following their technical datasheet info. For the long primers which have the Ta above 68 deg they recommend two stage PCR setup but in my case it doesn't work.
If this last attempt doesn't work I'll switch to Pwo and see what happens.
What is the reason for using such long primers? Too long primers are know to actually bind only with the distal 3' part where required, thus not actually adding much to the primer specificity. Also the real annealing temperature would be substantialy lower than calculated.
But from the fact you only got PCR product with the higher temperatures I assume maybe the main problem is secondary structures on your (very long) primers. But since you already use GC buffer with probably addition of DMSO or some other secondary structures-relaxing reagent, it's probably useless to try add DMSO..


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Once Again Sam is filled with fun and eclectic wood and leather jewelry as well as "felted curiosities". The laser cut wood pendants are what caught my eye. The designs range from simple, geometric shapes and monograms to carved images like animals, bicycles, and sewing machines. There's something for everyone, with many interests and hobbies represented in the designs. Most designs can be made in any color, too, making these really fun to customize and make your own. Read on to learn more about this unique shop and see some of my favorites. There might even be a giveaway at the end!
What is the story behind your shop's name?
I got my start using recycled materials (mostly leather scraps from upholstery shops & thrift store clothing), so that's where the "once again" comes from. My initials spell "Sam" so I decided to use that as my shop's name rather than my real name – it's a name within a name!
What is your favorite part of the business?
I love the freedom to experiment. Making things is my absolute favorite thing to do, and I feel so lucky I can earn a living this way. Trying new things in my studio, experimenting with new materials, is technically my job, but it's way too much fun and I easily lose track of time when I'm in the "creative zone".
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Accounting, taxes, and marketing are all necessary parts of running a business, but I don't enjoy them (probably because I'm not very good at them). I have learned to handle them, but there's little enjoyment.
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I recently launched several painted jewelry series that feature a small section from a larger painting. Some are from abstract splatter painted pictures, others are panoramic landscapes, and each pendant features a one-of-a-kind piece of art. These series have been very popular and I'm thrilled, because that means I get to make more! I love all kinds of art, so I think it's fun to be able to wear an original painting every day.
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HOLYOKE, Mass. (WWLP) – A criminal complaint is being filed against a woman who allegedly punched a 14 year-old girl in the face at a youth baseball game in Holyoke.
Capt. Denise Duguay told 22News that the incident happened at a game at Kennedy Field on Lincoln Street Monday evening, which was attended by several dozen people.
The suspect, 22 year-old Aissa Garcia of Holyoke, will be summonsed to court on an assault and battery charge at a later date.
According to a police report obtained by 22News, the suspect told police the girl and her family were staring at her loved ones, and she had "blacked out" and punched the teen.
On Tuesday, Holyoke City Councilor James Leahy asked that signs promoting civil behavior during baseball games be placed at all ball fields across the city.
The signs, which Leahy proposed last year and were unanimously approved by the City Council, read:
- These are just kids
- This is a game
- Coaches are volunteers
- Umpires are human
- You do not play for the Red Sox
In a news release sent to 22News, Leahy said that there has been an increase in aggression by parents and spectators at games.
"This is supposed to be fun for everyone involved, and a lot of times these games become hostile," Leahy said.


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text: On Tue, 14 Mar 2006, Thomas Gleixner wrote:> On Tue, 2006-03-14 at 11:02 +0100, Esben Nielsen wrote:> > > Thomas' testing method has the advantage that it utilizes the kernel's> > > PI mechanism directly, hence it is easy to keep it uptodate without> > > having to port the kernel's PI code to userspace.> >> > I call that a disadvantage. I the impression you work like this> > 0) Write or fix code> > 1) Try to compile the kernel> > 2) On compile error goto 0> > 3) Try to boot the kernel> > 4) If the kernel doesn't boot goto 0> > 5) Test whatever you have changed> > 6) If your test fails goto 0> >> > Just the time spend in 1) is between a few seconds to figure out simple> > syntax errors and up to several minuttes to recompile a lot of the> > kernel. 3) takes a minute or two, 5) usually also takes some time,> > depending on how much you have set up automaticly.> > In short: Each iteration is minuttes.>> Well, the time for the kernel compile/boot cycles is less than the time> I spent trying to get your tester compiled. I gave up on it and wrote> the simple in kernel tester.>Ok, I missed the last 5% of work, making nice REAME and better Makefile.> I agree, that your method is nice and fast, but then it has to be>> - completely self contained.Mine could be it it was maintained and distributed with the kernel source.Your tester also needs to have a userspace script driver to be usefull.> - no drag in of other kernel headers and kernel code except the few> source files you want to test> - compilable out of the box>> Still I want to have both ways. An unittester can not emulate the> dynamic behaviour on a real kernel.No, it is not supposed to. It is supposed to test the algorithms. If youwant to have real dynamic behaviour it is an integration test.The nice thing about _not_ having the real time involved is thateverything is 100% reproduceable. There are no random flukes. The resultsdoesn't depend on the processor speed or any other thing which can changefrom setup to setup.>> > But notice in the above examble: I keeped the integration test. Both> > levels of test are needed. But the integration test takes longer to> > perform as equipment is needed, and it is (at least in the case above)> > also harder to maintain as it depends on a lot of things other than the> > module directly being tested.>> He? Why should an integrated tester be harder to maintain ? The unittest> is the hard stuff, looking at the number of stubs you have to implement> and keep up to date with the ongoing kernel development.The trick is: Maintain the unittest along with the code you are testing.Unfortunately a lot of people haven't discovered that yet. As I saidbefore, the Linux kernel sould should have a tests/ directory in the maindirectory and a "make tests". For any patch to be accepted, should "maketests" should "build". Patches ofcouse include changes to the kernel codeand the tests/ directory as it is one distribution. Notice the tests arerun _without_ running the kernel!That is how I do it at work: I have it all in one source repository andthe "tests" target is the first dependency of "all:" in the makefile.>> > > well, this is a circular dependency deadlock - which is illegal in the> > > kernel,> >> > I still find it better to gracefully go to sleep or report a bug than just> > crashing the machine.>> If you have debug deadlock detection enabled it triggers a bug and shows> you exactly the place where it is called from. If debug is disabled it> just goes to sleep (deadlocked).Well, that is not what my tester sees, and I am pretty sure it detects areal raw spinlock deadlock.>> > > and which we detect for futex locks too - so it shouldnt happen.> >> > You mean that you have to run deadlock detection for all futexes to avoid> > crashing the kernel?>> Why should the kernel crash ? I have no idea why you insist on that.Raw spin deadlocks...>> > Sounds like waste of CPU. I would prefer that they> > tasks just go to sleep and then the user can detect it postmortem.>> The deadlock detection is done, when requested. So you _have_ to do it> by following the lock chain. When the task goes to sleep, then there is> no postmortem. When a futex requests deadlock detection you have to do --------> it in the locking path, as you have to return that information to> userspace.>> http://www.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/pthread_mutex_lock.html>The point is that when deadlock detection isn't requested it ought not tobe forced on the application.> > Anyway: As far as I can see the deadlock happens in adjust_prio_chain()> > no matter what the detect_deadlock argument is. The bug is because you to> > lock current->pi_lock and owner->pi_lock at the same time in different> > order. As far as I can see that can happen from futex_lock_pi() as well.> >> > We are basicly back to the discussions I had last fall: Doing deadlock> > detection and PI is almost the same thing. You have to somehow traverse> > the list of locks. So to protect the kernel from crashing in the PI code when> > futexes deadlock, you have to traverse the list of locks without> > spin deadlocking to detect the futex deadlock. If you can do that, you> > could just as well do the PI that way in the first place.>> We do deadlock detection and PI in one go.>> And we have to hold the locks for already discussed reasons. There is no> spinlock deadlocking going on.>> /* Try to lock the lock */> for (;;) {> waiter = owner->pi_blocked_on;> if (!waiter)> goto out_unlock_owner;> lock = waiter->lock;>> if (unlikely(lock == act_lock)) {> debug_rt_mutex_deadlock(deadlock_detect,> act_lock, lock, ip);> ret = deadlock_detect ? -EDEADLK : 0;> goto out_unlock_chain;> }> if (_raw_spin_trylock(&lock->wait_lock))> break;>> _raw_spin_unlock(&owner->pi_lock);> cpu_relax();> _raw_spin_lock(&owner->pi_lock);> }>It happens before getting into that looptask1 locks lock A task2 locks lock Btask1 locks lock B: task2 locks lock A: ... ... lock task1->pi_lock lock task2->pi_lock ... .... lock task2->pi_lock lock task1->pi_lockPlease follow sequence of locks in task_blocks_on_rt_mutex().> A futex deadlock does not crash the kernel. Wyh should it ?As above.>> It is either silently going to sleep with the deadlock or reporting back> to the calling code, when deadlock detection is requested. In that case> the deadlock is removed by removing the task from the waiters and> returning -EDEADLK to the caller.>>> > > Or did you see it happen for real?> >> > No, I have not booted the new kernel at all. I just ran TestRTMutex.>> Well. Running the in kernel tester with a deadlock test just simply> works. This is the output with deadlock debugging disabled.>Sure. But you might not hit the exact timing as above. My TestRTMutex wasdesigned to hit that timing because that was the well accepted bug inSteven's original code. My tester could see it. Then I recoded it to usethe scheduler and the test parses. Now it the problem is back. That isprecisely what unitests are good for: Find bugs in deterministic fashion.You can't do that in simple in-kernel test. You might find it if you runyour test enough times and you exactly hit the right timing. Or you mightnot. If the two last calls to down() aren't done _at the sametime_ there will be no deadlock.> testsmp:~/rt-tester# ./rt-tester.py t2-l2-2rt-deadlock.tst> C: resetevent: 0: 0> W: opcodeeq: 0: 0> O: 0, E: 0, S: 0x00000002, P: -11, N: -11, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000000, T: c155c170, R: 00000000> C: schedfifo: 0: 80> W: opcodeeq: 0: 0> O: 0, E: 0, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000000, T: c155c170, R: 00000000> C: schedfifo: 1: 80> W: opcodeeq: 1: 0> O: 0, E: 0, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000000, T: c1565240, R: 00000000> C: locknowait: 0: 0> W: locked: 0: 0> O: 0, E: 2, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000004, T: c155c170, R: c155c170> C: locknowait: 1: 1> W: locked: 1: 1> O: 0, E: 4, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000040, T: c1565240, R: c1565240> C: lockintnowait: 0: 1> W: blocked: 0: 1> O: 6, E: 6, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: c1567f30, K: 0, M:00000024, T: c155c170, R: c155c170> C: lockintnowait: 1: 0> W: blocked: 1: 0> O: 6, E: 8, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: c150df30, K: 0, M:00000042, T: c1565240, R: c1565242> C: signal: 1: 0> W: unlocked: 1: 0> O: -4, E: 10, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000040, T: c1565240, R: c1565242> C: signal: 0: 0> W: unlocked: 0: 1> O: -4, E: 12, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000004, T: c155c170, R: c155c170> C: unlock: 0: 0> W: unlocked: 0: 0> O: 0, E: 14, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000000, T: c155c170, R: 00000000> C: unlock: 1: 1> W: unlocked: 1: 1> O: 0, E: 16, S: 0x00000002, P: 80, N: 80, B: 00000000, K: 0, M:00000000, T: c1565240, R: 00000000> Pass>>> The test does the following:> # T0 lock L0> C: locknowait: 0: 0> W: locked: 0: 0>> # T1 lock L1> C: locknowait: 1: 1> W: locked: 1: 1>> # T0 lock L1> C: lockintnowait: 0: 1> W: blocked: 0: 1>> # T1 lock L0> C: lockintnowait: 1: 0> W: blocked: 1: 0>> # Make deadlock go away> C: signal: 1: 0> W: unlocked: 1: 0> C: signal: 0: 0> W: unlocked: 0: 1>> # Unlock and exit> C: unlock: 0: 0> W: unlocked: 0: 0> C: unlock: 1: 1> W: unlocked: 1: 1>It looks like your test-operations are executed sequentially. Am Iright? If so you will never hit the bug.> The lock ops causing the deadlock are locked interruptible, so I can> resolve the deadlock by sending a signal.>> When deadlock debugging is enabled I simply get a bug showing the exact> place.>> root@testbox2:~/rt-tester# ./rt-tester.py t2-l2-2rt-deadlock.tst1> C: resetevent: 0: 0> W: opcodeeq: 0: 0> O: 0, E: 0, S: 0x00000002, P: -11, N: -11, B: 00000000, K:> 0, M:00000000, T: c7dcb910, R: 00000000> C: schedfifo: ~ 0> ============================================> [ BUG: circular locking deadlock detected! ]> --------------------------------------------> rt-test-0/94 is deadlocking current task rt-test-1/96>>> 1) rt-test-1/96 is trying to acquire this lock:> [c0599680] {init_rttest}> .. ->owner: c7dcb912> .. held by: rt-test-0: 94 [c7dcb910, 19]> ... acquired at: handle_op+0x1fc/0x310> ... trying at: handle_op+0x2b8/0x310>> 2) rt-test-0/94 is blocked on this lock:> [c05996b8] {init_rttest}> .. ->owner: c7df9912> .. held by: rt-test-1: 96 [c7df9910, 19]> ... acquired at: handle_op+0x1fc/0x310>>> tglx>>Esben-To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" inthe body of a message to firstname.lastname@example.com majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.htmlPlease read the FAQ at http://www.tux.org/lkml/


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Another two amazing weeks are behind us, which means it's time for us to bring out a brand new Trouw Live Podcast! And holy moly, what we've got in store for you!
The second podcast in this serie belongs to the magnificent hands of the magical Seth Troxler, recorded during his all night long set on the 29th of June. For all who've missed these amazing six hours: Unfortunate! But you can relive one of the best Visionquest sets ever to be played in Trouw with this podcast! One big hour of pure bliss!
If you wanna hear more music from the man himself, you should definetely swing by to check out Seth at the Late Night Special & Imprint Special on the 17th of October during Amsterdam Dance Event.
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Falcom is adding a new bonus item to the Ys Celceta Sea of Trees 25th Anniversary Pack. Ys fans can look forward to the "Ys Heroines Calendar," a twelve page tabletop calendar featuring new illustrations of all your favorite Ys series ladies.
The ¥8,925 25th Anniversary Pack also includes an original drama CD, and music CD and a cloth cleaner.


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Have a look at this rendered preview of the Bentley Mulsanne Convertible. Nice!
he Bentley Mulsanne first appeared at the 2009 Frankfurt motor show last month, and it will soon be joined by a Mulsanne coupe version, likely in 2011. Which may in turn, be followed by a cabrio Mulsanne, an exciting prospect for the 6.75-litre V8 twin turbo with 512 hp and 1020 Nm of torque.
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Whar does Nick say is the only compliment he ever gave Gatsby and why does he respect Gatsby?Chapters 8 or 9, Quotes if possible from "The Great Gatsby" by F. Scott Fitzgerald
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In Chapter Eight of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Gatsby," Nick listens to the history of Gatsby's love affair with Daisy, a tale full of melancholy introspection upon Gatsby's part. As Nick leaves for his train, he comments that he did not want to leave Gatsby; they shake hands, and as Nick starts to leave, he calls back,
'They're a rotten crowd...You're worth the whole damn bunch put together.'
The realization comes to Nick that of all his rich acquaintances Gatsby is the only pure one. His romantic committing of himself "to the following of a grail" is, of itself poignant. But, when Gatsby says that he "took" Daisy and then felt the obligation of marrying her, bespeaks much to Nick of the honor of his friend.
In Chapter Nine, Nick repays this honor and promises his dead friend that he will
get somebody for you...Don't worry. Just trust me and I'll get somebody for you--
In Chapter Nine, Nick, of course, is the only friend who attends Gatsby's funeral; thus, he pays Gatsby the compliment of respect. The symbolically wise character, "Owl-Eyes," arrives and remarks upon how so many came and went to Gatsby's house, but yet they are not present. Then, at the end of this chapter, Nick reflects upon Gatsby's having noticed the "green light at the end of Daisy's dock."
He had come a long way to this blue lawn and his dream must have seemed so close that he could hardly fail to grasp it. He did not know that it was already behind him...It eluded us then, but that's no matter--tomorrow we will run faster, stretch out our arms farther...And one fine morning---
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As a good friend of mine says, "Oh my god, the cute! It burns!" That might not be the most professional opening to my blurb on today's WoW Moviewatch, but it certainly was what I was thinking the entire time I was watching The Lonely Monster by Ollgabopi.
The animation is smooth and simple; there's no doubt about what each character is feeling. The music is absolutely appropriate, though I don't know if the creator meant for it to be quite that melancholy. The story and presentation is a little bit of a trope, but the overall effect is that much stronger since it draws on what we already know and feel about this situation. A lonely, friendly monster just wants to be accepted. It's not rocket science, and Ollgabopi lets the music and animation support the emotions of the sequence.
I was a little bit disappointed not to have more catharsis at the end, but I think as a piece of stand-alone art "The Lonely Monster" is very strong.
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Writer Inga Simpson recounts experiences of a tree change to the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Source: Understory: a life with trees
Writer Inga Simpson recounts experiences of a tree change to the Sunshine Coast hinterland.
Source: Understory: a life with trees
Our overscheduled lives leave little time for contemplation and reflection. How do we enable each other to pause and reflect together and ask how our hearts are doing?
Whether it's microbes in the dirt or fresh air—or both—researchers do know this: Gardening is strong medicine.
Source: The Curious Case of the Antidepressant, Anti-Anxiety Backyard Garden
A great read on the loss of time for 'daydreaming' by Adbusters. Highly recommended.
I fear that we are the last of the daydreamers. I fear our children will lose lack, lose absence and never comprehend its quiet, immeasurable value. If the next generation socializes more online than in the so-called real world, and if they have no memory of a time when the reverse was true, it follows that my peers and I are the last to feel the static surrounding online socialization. The Internet becomes "the real world" and our physical reality becomes the thing that needs to be defined and set aside.
Source Article:https://www.adbusters.org/magazine/118/are-we-last-daydreamers.html
Did you know there was an organisation that trains people to become 'forest guides' ?
Forests are the original antidote to stress and stress-related illness. Our species evolved in forests. We spent the first several million years of our existence in them. Then, a couple of millenia ago—in evolutionary time scale, only yesterday–our adventurous spirits inspired a global exploration. This morning we invented cities. A bit before the noonday break we became industrialized. Suddenly, while our genes are still living in the forest, our bodies live in the busy, stressful conditions of modern civilization.
Great blog by Joshua Becker called "Those Things By Which We Get Embarrassed" on the benefits of not getting caught up in the race for material status and not being embarrassed by owning less.
But our understanding of normal is an entirely subjective measurement most often defined by the social circles with which we surround ourselves.
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On Dec. 7, the U.S. Senate approved S. 3984, the Museum and Library Services Act of 2010.
This bipartisan bill would reauthorize the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) and contains several provisions proposed by the museum field, including enhanced support for conservation and preservation, emergency preparedness and response, and building statewide capacity. The bill specifically supports efforts at the state level to leverage museum resources, including statewide needs assessments and the development of state plans to improve and maximize museum services throughout the state.
"Now that the Senate has passed the bill, we need to turn our attention to the U.S. House of Representatives," said AAM President Ford W. Bell. "There are only a few legislative days left in this Congressional session so we have to make our case NOW. I encourage everyone to visit AAM's advocacy website, www.speakupformuseums.org, and take advantage of our easy-to-use online letter feature to send a letter to your member of Congress today."
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Colombia A conservative former defense minister closely associated with Alvaro Uribe's security gains easily defeated a maverick outsider in presidential elections on Sunday but fell short of the votes needed to avoid a runoff.
Juan Manuel Santos, 58, who vows to keep up the pressure on leftist rebels that fed President Uribe's popularity, won 47 percent support in a field of nine candidates. Antanas Mockus, a former two-time Bogota mayor who ran an unorthodox clean-government campaign and promised to raise taxes, got 21 percent.
Santos, a Kansas University graduate, is a Colombian blueblood, the greatnephew of a president whose family long ran El Tiempo, the country's leading newspaper. He needed a simple majority to avoid the June 20 runoff.
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Marco Island Nearly 40 alumni and friends gathered at the Hideaway Beach Club with hosts JAY JANSSEN '59 and JOAN LORIG JANSSEN '69 for an evening with President Joanne Glasser on February 6. From left are DICK DELAWDER '64, President Glasser, Doreen Dean, Joan Janssen, and Bill Dean.
Chicago About 150 alumni and friends attended a pre-game party at the Union Park Lounge on the University of Illinois, Chicago's campus prior to the ESPN Bracketbuster game on February 23. More than 200 alumni attended the game to watch Bradley defeat UIC 63-62. From left are KATE GUERCIO '10, EVAN BATTAGLIA '10, and Kathy Thin.
Washington, D.C. More than 300 friends, family members, and government officials, including U.S. Secretary of Transportation RAY LaHOOD '71 HON '11 (left) and U.S. Rep. AARON SCHOCK '02, attended the 90th birthday celebration for former House Minority Leader BOB MICHEL '48 HON '81 at the Capitol Hill Club on March 5.
Scottsdale About 60 alumni and friends gathered at the Hayden residence for an evening with President Glasser on February 28. From left are VICKI DENNHARDT TARADASH '67; MARILYN KELLER HAYDEN '61; JERRY HAYDEN '59; President Glasser; Dr. Lex Akers, dean of the Caterpillar College of Engineering and Technology; CATHY PALASZ '79; and Dr. Darrell Radson, dean of the Foster College of Business Administration.
Sarasota Alumni and friends joined hosts Susan and JIM BUCK '60 for a reception at the Field Club on February 8. From left are President Glasser, Dr. Darrell Radson, and Jim and Susan Buck.
Sarasota Alumni and friends joined hosts Susan and JIM BUCK '60 for a reception at the Field Club on February 8. Shown with President Glasser are FERNANDO DEL MONTE '83, Christine Del Monte, and Dr. Lex Akers.


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I'm a beginner in PERL and have been trying to implement in PERL a code that would simulate a uni-dimensional Hawkess process. I have found several algorithms to do so and decided to go with the one suggested by Ogata (1981) which appears on slides 21/22 of the following presentation:
the code seems to work fine but when I try to use MLE estimation to get the values of the parameters used to generate the sequence, the base intensity is always way off while the jump and decay parameters are estimated accurately... why could this be happening? is there a mistake in my code? thanks in advance for how ever will take their time to help me out! regards
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Hi! I am married to a man that has a 6yr son from a previous marriage. We have a 2yr son together. My husband has full costudy of him, his birth mom signed off her rights when the child was only 18mths old. The problem : I want a second child of my own, a little girl. But my husbands family say it wouldn't be fair to my step-son. My step-son is a very hard to handle child do to his behavior. Very argumentive, never listens, screaming tantrums on a daily base. My husband knows i really want a second child of my own and the only reason why I dont allow myself to become pregnant is because of my stepson,. He makes ours lives miserable at times. Occasionly my stepson greatgrand mother(from his mom's side) well ask to keep him a couple days a month then again not often cuz she can't handle his behavior which he has been diagnosed with bi-polar disorder. On those days my husband, myself and our 2 yr old are able to be a real family we can go out to eat and so on. It just sucks because I love kids and my son is just a prefect little boy. My pregnancy was great my labor was awesome all naturel. We have a big house, finance are good. The only thing stopping us is my stepson. My husband just keeps telling me not to let him stop me from being happy but I can't help to stop and think how my day would be with him my son and a new baby. Would should I do? What would you do if in my shoes?


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My Turn: Should lottery money be accepted as church donations?
This week's story about the recent Powerball winner donating $680,000 to a church in Brunswick County triggered a flashback for me. The setting was a church finance committee meeting. There was a similar story in the news and our committee chair made the remark that we would not accept lottery winnings as a donation to the church. My response was, "I'd hope we would get a chance to vote on that."
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Prime Pacific pasta roller machine
Unlike its more expensive Imperia and Atlas competitors (here), this pasta roller machine from Prime Pacific is designed firmly with the value-seeker in mind.
Priced roughly half the price of those machines mentioned above, the Prime Pacific is arguably less sturdy than the Imperia and Atlas models (according to the Prime's Amazon customer reviews)
However if you are making fresh pasta for the first time and cash is really tight, this machine at least gives you the option of getting starting without breaking the bank.
Like its pricier competitors the Prime Pacific includes:
• 2 steel rollers with 7 thickness settings for flattening your tasty pasta dough
• a removable handle and counter (worktop) clamp to keep the machine steady while you run its rollers
• a double-cutter attachment (for producing thin spaghetti or medium-width fettuccine noodles)
A recipe booklet is also included in the box.
Typical Amazon review comments:
- "Works well for light-duty use."
- "Easy to attach and easy to use, produces thick or thin noodles. We love it!"
- "This is not the best pasta maker ever, but it works."
- "I was skeptical about a pasta machine at this price, but it's great."
Read all this machine's Amazon reviews here.
Expect to pay: US $25-35
WHO SHOULD BUY IT? First-time pasta makers with limited funds.
WHERE TO BUY IT: it is on Amazon US here.
(This machine is not currently available on Amazon UK, however you can find the similar value-aimed Vogue machine here).
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Miss Tutii TutiiMask Subscription Box Review + Coupon- Jul 2016
Miss Tutii is an international beauty subscription featuring sheet masks primarily from Korea. This is a review of their TutiiMask.
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The bag came with this information card, which included more information on the products (plus some key ingredients and/or intended effects). This is nice since most of the masks only have directions/ingredients in Korean.
Etude House Help My Finger Nail Pack – Value $1.30
This has a lot of typical lotion ingredients (glycerin, caprylic/capric triglyceride, shea butter, argan oil), some citrus extracts, and some added vitamins. My nails are in pretty bad shape so I was excited to try this. These are like individual mask packets for your fingers (there is a photo below). I am not sure I would use these again. It is kind of irritating not to be able to use your fingers for 15 minutes while these were on, and for an additional 15 minutes after that (which is how long it took me for the essence to absorb after I removed them).
Mediental Hydro Gel Essence Mask Soothing Aqua Sensor – Value $2.40
This is a hydrogel mask that comes in two pieces. As with other hydrogel masks, it was a little difficult to get to stay in place so I had to lean back (I read while I use sheet masks, can't stand the idle time!). It is supposed to sense your skin temperature and release nutrients to different areas of your face based on the temperature. You are supposed to wear it for 30-40 minutes but it was almost dried out on my skin after 10 minutes. Maybe my skin really needed nutrients! (I am having trouble finding an English ingredients list for this one.)
Here's what the finger mask looks like on.
A'Pieu Melon Sheet Mask – Value $1.44
This was probably my favorite mask this month, which is good since I also got it in Beauteque Mask Maven. This has a light, pleasant scent. It is supposed to be hydrating and contains melon extract and milk proteins that work together to brighten the skin. It is hard to say after one use if I am getting much brightening, but the mask fit my face very well and was definitely hydrating without leaving any sticky residue.
Skinfood Everyday Quinoa Facial Mask Sheet – Value $1.60
I was a fan of this mask as well. The quinoa extract in this one is supposed to be good for dry, rough skin, which I don't really have (maybe in winter?). But I found it hydrating and my skin was nice and soft afterwards. I am having trouble finding an English ingredients list for this one, as well.
Missha Cherry Blossom Sheet Mask – Value $1.53
This had a light floral scent and it contains cherry blossom extract, camellia leaf extract, and orchid extract and is supposed to be moisturizing, soothing, and brightening. I can never tell on first use whether a product is actually brightening (or almost never, anyway) but I did find it soothing and moisturizing and a really nice way to start my day (I use sheet masks before work).
Suwon Pearl Paper Sheet Mask – Value $3
The key ingredient here is pearl powder essence, which is supposed to reduce melanin (not clear if this means it is supposed to break down existing melanin or reduce melanin production…). I am not sure that, as a biochemist, I believe pearl powder would enter the skin at a layer deep enough to affect melanin production, or that I would even see much in the way of results since I am pale and stay out of the sun, but this was moisturizing and I felt there was a bit of a toning effect, as well.
SNP Beijing Opera Waterfull Mask – Value $2.50
Well, I feel slightly less silly wearing this than I do the masks with animal faces printed on them. This has coconut water, hyaluronic acid, and trehalose for moisture and skin softening. Hyaluronic acid and trehalose are carbohydrates that hang onto a lot of water molecules, so that makes sense. This is also supposed to help with both dry skin and excessive sebum (usually I think those concerns are opposite of one another…). This was oddly dry (low serum) and stiff for a sheet mask, but it didn't dry out my skin, although the chin part wouldn't stay stuck to my face.
Also, weirdly, the product description says: "Coconut contains 50% lauric acid which is one of the major ingredients of breast milk, and it has great effects in both consumption and application." I am sure they mean you should, as an adult, consume and use coconut as a cosmetic ingredient as opposed to consuming and using breast milk, I just thought the wording was funny.
Verdict: I calculated a value of about $13.77 for the July 2016 TutiiMask. That is more than the cost of the subscription and a better value than last month, but take it with a grain of salt – depending on where you look, you can find the same sheet masks for anywhere from $1 to $4, sometimes individually, sometimes in multipacks, sometimes coming from the US, sometimes coming from Korea, etc. I did have fun trying out this month's masks and the A'Pieu melon one is a new favorite.
What did you think of the July 2016 TutiiMask? Do you get any K-Beauty or Asian Beauty subscriptions?


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|Two early-morning accidents in county result in nine people injured
|Written by Marty Randall
|Wednesday, 18 June 2014 13:35
Two accidents which occurred at nearly the exact same time but seven days apart resulted in nine people being injured.
Sheriff's Department records related that the first mishap occurred on Tuesday, June 10, at 12:16 a.m. on State Road 3 South at its intersection with Kinderhook Road in LexingtonTownship.
At the wheel of a 2002 Volkswagen Jetta was 18-year-old Drexler S. Meadors of Charlestown. According to the teenager's statements made to Deputy Justin Cheatham, Meadors said he was traveling north on S.R. 3 when a deer ran into his path. He swerved and over-corrected his steering, causing the car to hit an eastside ditch. The car then collided with a fence and a utility pole.
The teen said he was going around 80 mph when the accident occurred, the report revealed.
Fortunately, he and his frontseat passenger, Rebakah Keith, 18, Otisco, were wearing their seatbelts. Their airbags deployed as well, further protecting them.
Airbags also helped to protect backseat passengers Benjamin M. Delaney, 18, Charlestown, and Kristyn Jones, 16, also of Charlestown. Jones, however, was ejected from the vehicle. Neither she nor Delaney was listed as having used their seatbelts.
Each teenager was listed with injuries ranging from back pain experienced by Meadors, a possible leg injury to Keith and overall body pain for Delaney and Jones. All were assisted by medical personnel with Scott County EMS and the Lexington Volunteer Fire Department.
Property damage was estimated at up to $25,000 by Deputy Cheatham. He was assisted at the scene by Deputy Rex Herald.
Shortly after midnight on Monday, June 16, Indiana State Police were dispatched to a two-vehicle crash on Interstate 65 southbound. The mishap occurred at the 27.5 mile marker south of Scottsburg.
The crash happened, ISP reconstructionists reported, when a northbound 2010 Hyundai driven by Evan Allen, 28, Scottsburg, crossed the median and struck a Ford pickup truck driven by Roger A.Timbrook, 53, Fort Wayne.
Allen was alone in his car, but Timbrook had as passengers his wife, Margaret Timbrook, 51, and the couple's two children, Jennifer L. Timbrook, 17, and Jonathon Timbrook, 21.
The ISP report noted that all involved in the crash were wearing seatbelts. All were either transported to University of Louisville Hospital either by Scott County EMS or by medical helicopter.
Troopers were assisted at the scene by members of the Scottsburg Police Department, Sheriff's Department, Clark County Sheriff's Department, Sellersburg Police Department and Scottsburg Volunteer Fire Department.
Because of wreckage clearance and reconstruction efforts, northbound traffic on I-65 was reported still somewhat snarled at 6:30 a.m. that Monday morning.


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You may recall I mentioned that I had ordered some new DVDs from Lucy Neatby. Well, I got two of them last night, and had to skim through them.
WOW! So much in there, and really well done. I really like Lucy and enjoy her teaching style. She presents these techniques in a very easy, simple, clear manner. She has excellent views of what she is doing, really close-up, so you see it from the knitter's viewpoint, which is really necessary to know what is going on. She covers all the topics, from beginning cast on, through gauge, circular or dp knitting, seams, cutting your knitting....oh, it covers it all!
She has a set of 4 disks produced, and the first two are just out: Knitting Essentials 1 and 2. She has Sock Techniques 1 and 2 shipping soon. Can't wait, because she does great things with socks! (I told you I like her!) She is also a firm believer in Contented Stitches.


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Bulls' Hamilton could be out a month
Chicago Bulls guard Richard Hamilton could be sidelined for up to a month after tearing his plantar fascia, CSNChicago,com reported.
"It's getting a little better every day," he told CSNChicago.com of his foot injury. "I'm really working hard on it. I'm trying to get flexibility, trying to get the swelling and blood that's in there down, things like that, so every day it gets better. The good thing about it is there hasn't been a setback or anything like that. They [Bulls' medical staff] said four weeks, but they said that I can probably come back before that. Everybody's body's different. It's just one of those things where you just want to try to get better every day."
Hamilton is averaging 13.9 points a game, second on the team, and hitting 37.5 percent of his three-point shots.
He is particularly important to the team's offense until Derrick Rose returns from his knee injury.