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Situated in a beautiful and dynamic region of Switzerland, ISB is an English-speaking international day school which provides students aged 3-18 with the education, support and inspiration they need to become global citizens.
ISB has many years' experience supporting students and families from all over the world. We accept students throughout the School year, dependent on availability of space and fulfillment of entry requirements.
ISB is an International Baccalaureate (IB) World School. Currently studied by over one million students in 148 countries, the IB prepares students with the intellectual, personal, emotional and social skills needed to live, learn and work in a rapidly globalising world.
ISB is situated on three campuses, all easily accessible by public transport.
The facilities, technological and personnel support on offer at ISB make a vital contribution to the academic, social and emotional development of all students at the School.
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Some privileged services start automatically in Android while the lowly applications I have written so far had to be started manually. I was not satisfied with the situation so I went after the Android bootup sequence.
The Linux layer under the JVM boots up normally, using the init script but I was not interested in that. I found that the Java services are all started by the System server (android.server.SystemServer) which does launch each system server in a hardwired way.
Log.i("SystemServer", "Starting Alarm Manager.");
sm.addService("alarm", new AlarmManagerService(context));
Log.i("SystemServer", "Starting Window Manager.");
wm = WindowManagerService.main(context, power);
sm.addService("window", wm);
There is no way getting our service autostarted this way but fortunately there is the android.intent.action.BOOT_COMPLETED intent which is broadcasted when the boot completes. One needs android.permission.RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED permission to receive this intent.
Download the example program from here.
The example program has two parts: an intent receiver catching the BOOT_COMPLETED intent and a primitive service that counts down from 10 in every 3 seconds and logs the counter value. When it counts down, the service dies completely, this is necessary as there is no simple way to uninstall packages in the SDK so this service is not allowed to cause trouble later. Please, note the use of Handler for the timed countdown: you can't stay for too long in onStart() otherwise the application manager will shoot down the service.
Check the boot log below and you will find how the service is started. Each ... represents deleted log entries because meanwhile the boot process is happening and other services write the log.
D/BootCompletedIntentReceiver( 576): android.intent.action.BOOT_COMPLETED
D/BootCompletedIntentReceiver( 576): BackgroundService started
D/ActivityThread( 576): Creating service aexp.persistentapp.BackgroundService
D/BackgroundService( 576): onStart
I/ActivityManager( 510): Stopping service: {aexp.persistentapp/aexp.persistentapp.BackgroundService}
D/ActivityThread( 576): Stopping service aexp.persistentapp.BackgroundService@400bcb18
D/BackgroundService( 576): onDestroy
D/BackgroundService( 576): Counter: 10
D/BackgroundService( 576): Counter: 9
D/BackgroundService( 576): Counter: 8
D/BackgroundService( 576): Counter: 7
D/BackgroundService( 576): Counter: 6
D/BackgroundService( 576): Counter: 5
Friday, February 29, 2008
Autostarting services
Posted by Gabor Paller at 8:50 PM
Labels: services
4 comments:
- jav said...
How do you get access to the boot log?
I'm trying to find out, but I don't see how to actually get to it anywhere, just listings of what people have found inside the actual logs :)
THanks // Jav
- December 7, 2009 at 10:41 AM
- Gabor Paller said...
From the console:
adb logcat
Many IDEs integrate the log access into their UIs.
- December 7, 2009 at 12:04 PM
- jav said...
Any idea on how to see what belongs to the _previous_ boot? (if it is possible at all.).
My problem is that I'm trying to boot a custommade kernel, but it won't work for some reason, so I'd like to see what's happening. But it's a bit hard ;)
- December 7, 2009 at 12:26 PM
Thanks very very much!
- June 1, 2011 at 11:29 AM
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Spina Bifida Management
Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation, one of the nation's leading providers of comprehensive physical medicine and rehabilitation services, now offers adults with spina bifida a highly specialized, integrated approach to care.
Kessler's Spina Bifida Services, under the direction of Chief Medical Officer Bruce M. Gans, M.D., draws on the clinical expertise and professional experience of a dedicated team of medical and rehabilitation specialists to address the many complex physical, psychological, social and vocational issues individuals face. It is a unique program that seeks to coordinate treatment and facilitate care for adults with spina bifida.
- Medical Care
Kessler's team of physiatrists (physicians who specialize in physical medicine and rehabilitation), nurses and therapists tailor services to individual needs and goals. With extensive experience in caring for both children and adults with neural tube defects, all aspects of preventive health, functional needs and current medical problem-solving are addressed.
- Urology Services
Under the direction of Todd A. Linsenmeyer, M.D., who is uniquely triple board certified in urology, physical medicine and spinal cord injury, Kessler will evaluate and monitor urinary status and bowel conditions to help individuals maintain the highest level of function and personal hygiene. Questions and concerns regarding sexuality and reproductive health may also be addressed.
- Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy
Kessler's licensed physical and occupational therapists provide the exercise and treatments prescribed by the physiatrist to help patients with spina bifida achieve individual goals in such areas as mobility, flexibility, balance and strength.
- Wheelchair & Seating
Physical and occupational therapists and wheelchair technicians assess each patient's positioning and seating needs to prescribe seating systems that will promote optimal posture, respiratory function and skin integrity, and serve as a platform to facilitate the ability to perform daily activities. This may include computerized pressure mapping to determine proper cushioning and prevent skin breakdown.
- Bracing & Orthotics
Comprehensive bracing services are available for those individuals who need adjustments, replacements or revisions in their orthotics.
- Skin & Wound Management
Kessler's medical and nursing team offers care for treating and/or preventing skin breakdown, which can often lead to serious complications.
- Psychology Services
Strategies on dealing with the emotional and social impact of spina bifida are offered by Kessler's psychologists in both the individual and group setting.
- Diet & Nutritional Guidance
Dietitians are available to recommend a nutritional program to help individuals maintain their weight, strength and general health.
- Pain Management
Kessler's clinical team can help individuals manage the painful conditions that develop and/or increase during the aging process, such joint stress, muscle atrophy, and arthritis.
- Vocational Counseling
A Kessler vocational counselor is available to work with individuals to explore job opportunities compatible with his/her abilities, education level and personal goals.
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Individuals able to master the skills necessary to drive a car or a specially adapted vehicle will undergo extensive evaluation and on-road training from Kessler's certified driving instructors.
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Pinterest, the fan site for British playwright Harold Pinter, is giving its users a holiday treat by allowing them to keep private pinboards in order to categorize ideal gifts for loved ones. A Pinterest spokesperson told Today, "As pinners prepare for the holiday season, they'll be able to create up to three secret boards. And as holiday prep usually involves friends and family, they'll have the option to collaborate with fellow Pinners. So if you're planning a secret gift for your mom, you and your siblings will be able to pin the perfect gift together."
Three whole secret boards! That's perfect as I only have three people who I desperately want to keep keep things from. (My pinboard will be less about gifts and more about photos of the family members who I am furious with.) Unforch, these secret pinboards will likely only stick around through the holidays and after that you'll have to go back to liking things publicly.
Anyway, I'm sure your mom can't wait to get a wedding centerpiece, funky manicure, photo of Woody Allen on a bicycle or whatever else it is that you've been collecting on those pinboards of yours. Now where can I find a bunch of pinable I.O.Us?
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BERLIN- For the second time in a week, Stephen Decatur's men's varsity soccer team played to a tie, ending it match with Washington at a 3-3 draw after two overtime periods.
The Seahawks went on the road on Monday to face a suddenly tough Washington team and came away without a win or a loss for the second time in a week. The two teams battled for 80 minutes of regulation and two overtime periods, but the contest ended in a 3-3 tie. Dylan Post led the Seahawks with two goals and Evan Tomasello added a third, but Washington answered with three goals of their own.
Kyle Gebhart collected two assists in the game and the Seahawks duo in the goal, Andrew Wagner and Dan Cericola, combined for seven saves. Last week, the Seahawks played Kent Island to a 1-1 tie, and after five games, Decatur now has as many ties as wins, but only one loss on the season.
The Seahawks started the season with two big shutout wins including a 6-0 win over Kent County in what turned out to be the season opener. Decatur then beat St. Michael's, 5-0, in the second game of the season before the 1-1 tie with Kent Island. Decatur lost to Wicomico, 2-1, last week and tied Washington, 3-3, on Monday. The Seahawks record now stands at 2-1-2.


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As new businesses pop up along Houma's fast-growing retail corridor, so do complaints from Terrebonne motorists.
As new businesses pop up along Houma's fast-growing retail corridor, so do complaints from Terrebonne motorists.
Many cite a need for more traffic lights along Martin Luther King Boulevard to help shoppers navigate the many shopping centers and restaurants that line the five-lane highway.
We need "more lights. It's horrible trying to cross those lanes from one side to the other," Michelle Rochel, 29, of Gibson, said via a post on The Courier's Facebook page.
"They definitely need more lights on MLK," said Kristin Champagne, 22, of Houma, another Facebook poster. "It would reduce all the wrecks and traffic, not just during the holiday season but every day."
Houma resident Paulla Laurenzi, 35, agrees that more lights are needed, but he also suggested lowering the speed limit, which ranges from 45 to 50 mph.
Currently there are four lights along the thoroughfare — at Hollywood Road, Enterprise Drive, Savanne Road and Main Street.
Gray resident Mike Campbell, 54, said parking lots should connect so motorists can access multiple retailers without having to get on Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Martin Luther King Boulevard is a state highway, so any changes or additions would have to come via the state Highway Department.
Terrebonne Parish President Michel Claudet said the local government has asked for additional traffic signals, but those requests were turned down.
"The state indicated they are not warranted," Claudet said. But, "when we extend Westside (Boulevard) to Equity (Boulevard), that will certainly require a traffic light."
State transportation workers have begun installing components of a computerized system designed to synchronize traffic lights.
Lyle LeBlanc, operations engineer for the local Transportation Department, said he anticipates the new Intelligent Traffic System, which will run from U.S. 90, down La. 24, to Prospect Boulevard, will help alleviate traffic on Martin Luther King.
That project should be complete within in a year or two, he said.
In the meantime, others would just like to see an improvement in driving behavior overall.
"People in Houma need to learn how to stop for red lights," said Houma resident Jean Hill, 61. "I see people every day running right through red lights. Also, they need to learn how to drive in school zones — I have even seen cops speeding through school zones."


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The Samsung Galaxy Gear is in the rear-view, and running past the now aging accessory is one of Samsung's exciting new smartwatches, the Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit. The Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit takes the Galaxy Gear experience, and improves on it in almost every way, while giving the smartwatch a new fitness-inspired design. But what does this accessory do well? Read on and check out our review of the Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit.
First things first, this device is not an improvement hardware wise over it's predecessor, but it does have an improved focus. Gone are many of the half-baked features found in the Galaxy Gear in favour of a more streamlined and focused device. This means, no camera, voice control, and no phone calls, but, for those who want a basic notification device that is stylish and smart, the Gear Fit is perfect.
The Gear Fit features a 1.8 inch Super AMOLED display. The colours are sharp and its curved profile isn't a showpiece the LG G Flex. Plain and simple, this device has a simple look to it. Display wise, there are multiple options for backgrounds, wallpapers, clocks, and more to make this device your own. Heck, even the wristband is interchangeable.
One place where this device does struggle though is in the battery. While Samsung boasts a multi-day battery life, anyone using the Gear Fit semi-regularly will struggle to get through a 24-hour day without issue. Also, those thinking they are getting the Galaxy Gear or Gear 2.0 will be in for a rude awakening when they see the lack of support for this device in terms of functions and apps. Sure, you can view notifications and calls, but good luck answering texts with this device's predetermined responses due to a lack of a keyboard.
In all, this device nails it as a simple notification manager on your wrist. Frankly, that's all that some people want in a smartwatch. For those that want more, the time may not be right for you to take a walk on the wild side with the Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit.


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Jan. 21, 2006
STOCKTON, Calif. - UCSB faced tough competition for the second day in a row on the northern California road trip. Only two swimmers were able to walk away with individual wins and the 400 free relay was able to contribute the third win of the day for the Gauchos at Chris Kjeldsen Pool on the campus of the University of the Pacific.
Jessica Cruzat claimed her victory in the 200 back with a time of 2:02.47. A win that she repeated from the day before against UC Davis, only this time two seconds faster. She also took second in the 100 back, 57.18. Erin Yamamoto took first in the 100 fly with a time of 56.44. She also took second in the 200 fly with a time of 2:02.72. Jen Schwalb took third in that event with a time of 2:03.85. Schwalb took second in the 200 IM, 2:06.69 and fifth in 200 free proving that she is a versatile swimmer.
UCSB claimed second, third and fourth in the 50 free, DeMeulenaere, 24.45, Lathers, 24.48 and Dwidar, 24.50. The 400 Free relay was swam by Yamamoto, Cruzat, Dwidar and DeMeulenaere, an all freshman line up that gives hope of a bright future for the Gauchos as they placed first against UOP, a big rival in the Big West Conference.
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The third season of PlayStation Network reality show The Tester is coming, and Sony has whittled down the list of shitty-job hopefuls to 100. Now it's time to vote.
Now don't head over to The Tester 3 page and start voting willy-nilly. First off, no one does anything willy-nilly anymore, and if you do they'll be forced to send you back to the 1950s. Second, you don't want just anyone getting this job. You want people that are obnoxious troublemakers, emotionally unstable, prone to crying, or at the very least nice to look at. You might not want these people testing games, but some people have to live blog these shows and they'd better damn well be interesting.
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Anybody who could have imagined these Dodgers beating Joe Saunders before the game started would have seemed delusional at the time. But now, they seem prescient. Russell Martin homered in the first inning, a solo shot, and Andre Ethier hit a three-run blast in the seventh after entering defensively to start the inning. It marked the first time the Dodgers homered twice in the same game since June 7, the day they beat the Cubs and Carlos Zambrano. Only three of the runs came off Saunders, because the Dodgers drove his pitch count to 92 by the end of the fifth inning, so Scioscia had to pinch hit for him in the sixth. Chan Ho Park was magnificent, shutting out the Halos on four hits over six innings, and he now has allowed a run on seven hits over 11 innings in two starts since being inserted into the rotation. Brian Falkenborg, Jonathan Broxton and Takashi Saito retired the final nine Angels batters in order, Broxton and Saito striking out the final six. Dodgers go to 37-42 and move within 2 1/2 of the Snakes, the closest they have been since May 30. The Snakes are now leading the division at 40-40. Unbelievable.
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Good news all around …
… even if it's delivered with crossed fingers and held breath. … Rafael Furcal, Andruw Jones and Nomar Garciaparra all are scheduled to begin minor-league rehabilitation assignments on Monday at Las Vegas, and Furcal and Garciaparra are expected for now to rejoin the team in time for the final homestand of the first half, which begins a week from Monday. Jones is expected for now to rejoin the team in time for the start of the second half on July 18 at Arizona. His rehab will be split into two segments, the first four days to test his knee and make sure it holds up to the stress, then a three-day break back in Los Angeles, then eight more days at Vegas to get his swing back in midseason form. … Jason Schmidt will start his second rehab assignment by pitching for Las Vegas tonight at Fresno. His previous assignment was spent entirely with Single-A Inland Empire. He'll throw 45 pitches. … Brad Penny will NOT throw a simulated game tomorrow, but he will throw a bullpen, as will Hiroki Kuroda, and Kuroda might even pitch batting practice to one or two batters.
Finally, here's today's lineup
LF Pierre
CF Kemp
C Martin
2B Kent
1B Loney
3B LaRoche
RF Young
SS Berroa
RH Park
White Sox something, Dodgers nothing
Can't believe THIS lineup didn't score. Dodgers left at least one runner on base in each of the first seven innings, then went without a whimper over the final two. Three times, the Dodgers got a man to third with less than two outs. Obviously, they didn't score any of them. Forget about the standings, because if this team doesn't learn situational hitting, it's not going anywhere. Snakes are idle today, so the boys fall 3 1/2 back, and their record falls to 36-42. Starting to look like a long summer, folks.
Dodgers sign Jerome Williams to minor-league deal
The former big-league right-hander was last seen going 0-5 with a 7.20 ERA in six starts for the Nationals last year before they released him. He also spent 2 1/2 seasons with the Giants and 1 1/2 with the Cubs. For his career, he is 23-29 with a 4.25 ERA in the majors. But to illustrate just how far his star has fallen, the Dodgers have assigned him to high Single-A Inland Empire. He was originally drafted by the Giants as a first-round sandwich pick in 1999.
Ivan DeJesus Jr. named to Futures Game
He'll play for the World Team. He is batting .294 for Double-A Jacksonville, with 11 doubles, a triple, two homers, 30 RBI and 51 runs scored. He has a .409 on-base percentage, having walked 50 times while striking out just 44 times. … The U.S. team will feature the U.S. Olympic team's coaching staff, meaning it will be managed by former Dodgers skipper Davey Johnson. The hitting coach will be former Dodgers OF Reggie Smith. The game will be played on July 13 at Yankee Stadium.


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Osteopathic Medicine: A Reformation in Progress
Marc S. Micozzi
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Osteopathic medicine is a holistic method of health care that focuses on manipulative treatments to maintain the harmonious balance of the body's interactions. OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE: A Reformation in Progress offers a broad-based introduction to the basic tenets of osteopathic medicine, from the roots of osteopathic reformation to its present and future role in primary care medicine. It addresses the problems that the osteopathic profession has faced and continues to face, and offers concrete and proactive recommendations for the future. Both osteopathic practitioners and physicians who practice mainstream medicine can benefit from the theories and practices presented in this intriguing text.
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LifeSite News - Pittsburgh PA
OTTAWA, May 1, 2006 (LifeSiteNews.com) – The ninth annual National March for Life in Ottawa this year is looking to be the best attended yet with increasing numbers of youth coming who will be certain to further boost the dynamism of the annual event.
Organizers report that the Thursday Rose dinner with dynamic keynote speaker Fr. Frank Pavone of Priests for Life has sold 850 tickets so far – far exceeding previous Rose dinners. As well, 465 youth have registered to date for the Friday March for Life Youth Conference, also considerably exceeding previous years' attendance.
Organizers had quite a fright last week as the Ottawa Congress Centre, which was to host the Rose Dinner, cancelled their contract with the March for Life because of a continuing strike by Congress Centre staff.
After intense scrambling, perfected last year when at the last minute Montreal's St. Joseph's Oratory also cancelled a contract to host the National Pro-Life Conference, March for Life organizers arranged what they consider an excellent substitute venue at the Crown Plaza Hotel in downtown Ottawa.
Campaign Life Coalition president Jim Hughes reports that Ambrose Atkins has done a wonderful job in attempting to replace "the irreplaceable Frank Mountain" who, confined to a wheelchair for many years, managed to be the catalyst for the whole march the past eight years. Hughes says that "Ambrose has filled in admirably for the irreplaceable Frank".
Mountain has endured a serious health setback in recent months. He appears to be on the road to recovery but is expected to spend at least another month in hospital after additional surgery this week.
Hughes also reports that despite Campaign Life Coalition's best efforts, a series of communications about the march appears not to have gotten through staff to many pro-life MPs this year. He recently discovered that many of the MPs, whom the March for Life is organized to support and encourage, were still not aware of the march activities.
Campaign Life Coalition is encouraging pro-life Canadians across the country to immediately call their Members of Parliament who they know to be pro-life minded and encourage them to be present on the Hill for the march kick-off and at the Rose Dinner that evening. As well, Hughes reminds those attending the march to arrange in advance to meet their MPs in Ottawa, pro-life or not, to encourage them to support legislation to protect the right to life from conception to natural death.
See the March for Life page on LifeSite www.lifesite.net/events/Marchforlife/2006/index.html.


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Sharing the Burden
Exactly one year has passed since the war in Lebanon, and I've been called again to serve in my army reserve unit.
General location: Israel's eastern border.
Specific location: unknown.
General mission: secure the border.
Specific activities: unknown.
General time frame: one month.
Vacation policy: unknown.
Today in Israel, although it's supposed to be compulsory, only about half of Israel's citizens choose to serve in the army, and only a small portion of them serve in combat units which actually share the heavy (and dangerous) burden of securing our country 24x7. It comes down to a choice of conscience between your personal interests and the good of the country - a tough choice indeed. Never mind that it could be dangerous, leaving my family for such a long period of time is almost unbearable.
I'm leaving on Monday.
Wish me luck.
* The usual semi-amusing p.s. is omitted due to "SHVEEZOOT" (Hebrew slang for an army related depression).


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The New Orleans Saints may be struggling through one of the more depressing seasons in franchise history, but they will always have Week 10. They took down their hated division rival Falcons, giving Atlanta its first loss of the season in the process. (Even if the Falcons didn't give them much credit.)
After winning four of five games, the Saints are puffing their chests out again.
"Everybody was ready to let Atlanta know we still own them despite how our year has gone," linebacker Scott Shanle told Michael Silver of Yahoo! Sports. "It was awesome, man. They thought we were supposed to be scared of them. We're now 11-2 since we got here in '06 against them.
"They're like our little brothers. Deep down they know they can't mess with us even when we are having a down year."
This is how rivalries are supposed to be. The Jets and Patriots get it. The Ravens and Steelers get it. The Falcons and Saints are right there with any of them. Shanle said the Falcons were messing with former Falcons linebacker Curtis Lofton before the game.
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"(Vilma) went and told their coach it was classless and they didn't even say anything," Shanle said. "It set the tone for the day. It was classless and they got what they deserved."
Lofton now thinks he's on the right side of Falcons-Saints. Just don't use the "R" word.
"A rivalry? I wouldn't say so because the Saints always (are) out on top of that," Lofton told the New Orleans Times-Picayune.
The Falcons have a chance to change that in three weeks when the Saints head to the Georgia Dome.Follow Gregg Rosenthal on Twitter @greggrosenthal.


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Topic: Fan Fic: The Handmaiden & the ARC Trooper
During the BFFC's down time I started this fan fic, it's a work in progress so please be paitent. Sorry about the lame title, haven't come up with anything better as yet...
An ethereal figure floated in the bacta tank with her dark hair flowing about her. Conscious thought was starting to return to her: the feel of cool fresh air on her skin after a long flight, the deafening boom and the sudden blackness. Versé blinked to awareness at the faint but vivid memories that returned to her.
The handmaiden of Senator Padmé Armidala had been believed dead. The attack at the landing platform had killed Cordé who had been disguised as the Senator, for her protection, along with the rest of the crew who had exited the ship with her.
Versé attempted to peer through the bacta as she tried to work out where exactly she was but her vision was distorted by the vicious fluid.
Outside the tank sat a man who watched her curiously, he had a face that would soon be familiar to billions throughout the galaxy but for now he was as inconspicuous as a streetlamp in a city. His designation was Alpha-08 although he tended to go by the nickname of "Tweakâ€Â. Tweak was an Advanced Recon Clone Trooper, or ARC Trooper for short. He had been trained directly by Jango Fett, from whom he was cloned, and then placed in stasis until he was required for duty.
Tweak had been awakened before the rest of his brothers, as his mission was one of secrecy and utter most discretion. Tweak had proved himself as one of the best, his competence at everything he'd been trained in had exceeded all expectation. He felt his talents were being wasted in babysitting a woman in a bacta tank. He did not complain though, it sure beat being in stasis.
After Tweak's awakening on Kamino he had been introduced to his General and told of his mission. He was flown to Coruscant without delay. His mission was to assassinate Senator Armidala, however someone had beat him to the punch or so he had thought. The body of Senator Armidala and some members of her staff had laid dead on the landing platform high in Coruscant's skyscape. A simple DNA test had told Tweak that the woman dressed as Senator Armidala was in fact a decoy, it was her handmaiden Cordé.
Tweak had searched the bodies only to find that handmaiden Versé was still alive, well just. She was seriously injured to the point that it was easy to assume she was dead. He had carried her away from the platform before the cleanup crew arrived. There were enough strewn bodies to assume that Versé was still there. Tweak had used his advanced slicing skills to quickly add a Death Certificate for Versé to the list of the deceased from the explosion.
It had been over a four days since the assassination attempt and Tweak hadn't been able to get near the Senator. Tweak hoped that Versé would be able to provide him with information that could aid him in his quest. Of course he would have to be careful to avoid talk of Armidala's ultimate demise as Versé would certainly feel loyalty to her mistress.
Tweak couldn't help but look at Versé. Women were something of an enigma to Tweak, not to mention all Clone Troopers. Contact with the opposite sex had been practically nonexistent during training and Tweak found himself staring at Versé with unsuppressed fascination. In some ways she was so similar to him and in others so different. It took him a few moments to realise that she was trying to look back at him.
Tweak shifted uncomfortably. He didn't like the idea of being caught staring at her, especially when it was by Versé herself. He almost jumped when her hand pressed to the transparent tank wall with a thump.
It was time to let her out. Tweak activated the tank and watched as Versé was released from her liquid containment. She stood on wobbling legs as he approached her with a white robe. "How do you feel?†He asked.
"O-Okay,†she said as her teeth chattered, "c-cold.†Tweak had forgotten to turn on the climate control, he was used to harsh conditions, it appeared that Versé was not.
He wrapped the robe around her and was surprised when she slumped against him. Her wet hair pressed against his cheek and he smelt the antiseptic scent of bacta. He grabbed her upper arms and straightened her up so she could stand on her own. "I'll adjust the climate control,†he said with a cool tone that belied his true emotional state. Tweak started to release his grip only to feel Versé start to wobble again. He was unsure what to do, he looked around for a moment and decided to shuffle her back to a stool which she could lean on.
Tweak started to move her towards the stool but she was as so unsteady that it almost seemed like she had no bones. He decided the best course of action was to pick her up and move her where he wanted to put her. He sat her on the stool and made his way towards the climate control panel. He quickly set the temperature and heard the air conditioner kick to life with a quiet hum.
Versé had managed to shift herself into a more comfortable position with her elbows. "Where am I?†she asked as she looked around slightly dazed.
"Coruscant,†Tweak said simply.
She frowned, "I figured as much, but where on Coruscant?â€Â
"The Twelfth Eastern Medical Centre,†Tweak said as he shifted to stand before her in typical military posture.
Versé blinked as she tried to remember what had happened to her, "I remember some sort of explosion, I'm guessing that's why I'm here.â€Â
Tweak tilted his head down and then studied her from beneath his dark brows, "You were the only survivor.â€Â
Versé gasped, "No it can't be! What about Pa- the Senator?â€Â
Tweak shook his head, "The Senator died in the explosion.â€Â
Versé shook her head and then blinked as she looked back at the bacta tank. "What was she wearing?â€Â
"Dark clothing, looked like it had been a flowing dress but it was hard to tell in the aftermath.†Tweak said with little subtly, he'd never really been trained in the intricacies of conversation.
"Aftermath?†Versé said with disbelief as her eyes darted about as if the things around her would give her answers to the questions rambling through her mind. Then her eyes seemed to focus and she looked directly at Tweak. "What about the sentry pilots? Did they survive?â€Â
Tweak lifted his head slightly picking up her desperate tone, "Yes they did.â€Â
Versé let out a squeal of delight them covered her mouth as she tried to conceal her excitement. "Sorry I'm just glad there were survivors.â€Â
Tweak nodded but made sure he looked impassive, "I can understand that.†It gave further clarification to him that Armidala had been on one of the sentry ships. Armidala was known to substitute herself with her handmaidens. It was poor form on the assassin's part, as they obviously didn't study their target.
"What do you remember?†Tweak asked as he crossed his arms.
Versé managed to sit up straight as her muscles started to function under her own will, "I remember landing. I was part of the Senator's entourage.†Versé looked at Tweak without really focusing on him, she was searching her memory for the fragments of the landing.
It was like thousands of voices cried out for a sequel and were suddenly silenced...


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This is the God of War: Omega Edition, and includes all three God of War console games in the one box, alongside a giant statue of Kratos and a steelbook case that contains some "exclusive artwork".
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When the State Department's inspector general announced earlier this week that the investigation into an allegedly undisclosed conflict-of-interest problem with the contractor they hired to conduct Keystone XL's draft environmental impact report failed to bear any fruit, Rep. Raul Grijalva — the same Arizona Democratic representative who put together this ultra-sciencey anti-Keystone vid and who's been taking some heat for neglecting his Congressional duties in favor of showy protests with his fellow eco-radicals — was most displeased. He penned this little ditty over at the New York Times (I'll direct you to Charles Cooke at NRO for a thorough dressing-down on that front), and rather conveniently, just the day before, Sens. Barbara Boxer of California and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island had begun a similar effort to leave no straw left ungrasped with a plea to Secretary Kerry to initiate a more health-centric impact study on the Keystone XL pipeline's construction. Naturally, these hyper-progressives are now joining forces, via The Hill:
Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) is joining Rep. Raúl Grijalva (D-Ariz.) in his call for the Government Accountability Office to investigate the State Department's environmental review process for the Keystone XL oil pipeline.
Boxer made the request in a letter sent to the GAO on Friday, just days after Grijalva asked for a similar investigation.
"I am writing to join Congressman Grijalva in his request. The State Department must not just follow a process for selecting outside contractors," Boxer's letter states. "The process must be rigorous, thorough, and transparent, especially when the project in question could put communities from Alberta, Canada, down to the Gulf Coast at risk. The American people deserve to know that their interests — not special interests — are being protected by our federal agencies."
The GAO will probably take a couple of weeks to make a final decision on whether to investigate the process, an oh-so-auspicious use of our tax dollars on which these lawmakers and a bunch of environmentalist groups are now insisting — but please, by all means, proceed. At the end of the day, the Keystone XL pipeline will still be in our national interest, because the fact of that matter is that the United States needs to start laying down a lot more pipeline infrastructure to take better advantage of our shale oil and gas boom, and no amount of wind and solar energy is going to be able to provide a viable substitute for fossil fuels for a long time coming.


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HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, Fla. – With a great first round of three-over par, the No. 17 Georgia College golf team is positioned fourth Monday after round one of three at the NCAA South/Southeast SuperRegional.
Taking on a tough 20-team field, the Bobcats need to finish in the top-seven to advance to the NCAA Finals. The Bobcats fired a three-over 291 on the par-72, 6,928-yard El Campeon Course at Mission Inn Golf and Tennis Resort.
Senior two-time All-American Patrick Garrett (Kennesaw, Ga.) leads the way for Georgia College at even-par, good for 12th place in the 108-golfer field. Garrett was consistent throughout, posting a pair of birdies and a pair of bogeys. He was sub-par on the par-three second and the par-five 10th.
Three golfers shot 73 for the Bobcats today, as juniors Bryan Fox (Roswell, Ga.) and Victor Monte (Chantilly, Ga.) joined sophomore All-American Ryan Trocchio (Norcross, Ga.) in 19th place.
Fox carded four birdies, three of the four coming on par-five holes. Monte had just two bogeys offset with a birdie on the par-five first hole. Trocchio put up a consistent round as well, birdying Nos. 9 and 14 while showing three holes over par.
Senior All-American Taylor Smith (Mansfield, Ga.) added a five-over 77 to the mix in 60th place.
No. 2 Barry University leads the field at four-under with a 284. No. 1 Nova Southeastern University is second at one-under, with No. 8 Lynn University a stroke behind at even par.
NSU's Recardo Celia, the No. 5 individual player in the country, is atop the leaderboard at three-under par, slightly ahead of a four-way tie for second.
Round two of three tees off tomorrow, May 7 as the Bobcats play with members of No. 10 University of North Alabama and No. 6 Florida Southern College. Garrett will get things rolling for Georgia College at 12:50 p.m.
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Moorad said:
"Needless to say, the same would also apply to life itself. How do you go from dead matter to a living being continuously?"
Can you tell me when a baby becomes 'alive' (heartbeat, brain waves, both, other criteria, etc.). Is there a specific dividing line between where one second it is not viable on its own, and a second later it is viable on it's own?
Let's answer your question with embryology. It starts with a sperm and egg. Where do they come from? The body manufactures it from energy and nutrients of things eaten (dead things). So these dead things bring forth life. First making sperm/egg, then when joined, activated for cell division and growth. Sooner or later you get heart beat, brain waves, etc... it's alive! But it doesn't just 'become alive' at one point. As for the first heart beat or brain wave, I don't think science knows yet. Does it just turn on and stay on, or have a sputtering start? It would be really hard to measure and monitor, I suppose.
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From: Alexanian, Moorad [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 11:35 AM
To: Dehler, Bernie; ASA
Subject: RE: Refuting Aristotle et al (was Re: [asa] Dawkins on the fossil record)
In thermodynamics, the transition from a gas to a liquid can be accomplished by means of continuous changes in temperature and density owing to the existence of a critical point, viz. a critical temperature. For this reason, liquid and gases are referred by a single term, fluids. However, to go from a fluid phase to the crystal phase, one has to go though a phase transition, viz. there is no critical point. There is a broken symmetry in the crystal as contrasted to a continuous symmetry in the fluid. I find it hard to understand how consciousness can arise continuously. Needless to say, the same would also apply to life itself. How do you go from dead matter to a living being continuously?
From: firstname.lastname@example.com [firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Dehler, Bernie [firstname.lastname@example.com]
Sent: Wednesday, December 16, 2009 12:27 PM
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Subject: RE: Refuting Aristotle et al (was Re: [asa] Dawkins on the fossil record)
Gregory said:
"Are you seriously suggesting that a 'first' is unnecessary?"
Try looking at a baby as it develops, and then try to tell me exactly when the nose "first" appears. It happens so gradual that you can't tell. Same with human evolution. There is no biological 'first man' as it is so gradual. In both cases, you start from something very simple and build piecewise until you have a very complex product. The embryo analogy is classic and very illustrative; I may have first heard it from Lamoureux.
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To: Murray Hogg; ASA
Subject: Re: Refuting Aristotle et al (was Re: [asa] Dawkins on the fossil record)
Time is not at issue. 10,000 or a million years could pass. Neverthess, THERE MUST HAVE BEEN A FIRST.
Deal with this directly please for what it is.
You are not, it seems, arguing with me or with Schwarzwald. You are arguing with someone else or with a straw man. You are arguing against the history of philosophy.
You have already said you agree with the logic of Aristotle (and I prefer not to have to dig this up in archives). I am not asking you to agree with his or with Descartes' or with Darwin's science. But with LOGIC, Murray!
Who said the main issue here was in 'difference of scientific perspective'? It is not.
I said the problem is with Dennis' philosophy. Do you disagree?
There is no problem at all, and I would be surprised if you said otherwise, in appealing to the LOGIC of the Church Fathers.
Some post-modern geneticists (i.e. there really aren't *any* modern geneticists) MAY (e.g. human rights) seek to try to 'refute' ancient logic. But that is their problem, which most scholars around the world of various religions reject. It sounds like you are debating with 'primatives' that 'A' might not equal 'A'. Some social constructivists and relativists in our time actually believe this. But I don't imagine this is your position!
No, let's get serious Murray. Do you seek to refute Aristotle or not? Have you/we 'evolved' beyond Aristotle's philosophy? Are you seriously suggesting that a 'first' is unnecessary?
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Subject: Re: Refuting Aristotle et al (was Re: [asa] Dawkins on the fossil record)
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> Not nearly enough, Murray. And I'll bluntly say that the tactic of refutation by referring to the date is the stuff of glaring intellectual weakness. It can be deployed for just about any position, even contrary ones.
The difference in scientific perspective between the ancient world and today makes any appeal to Aristotle and the Church Fathers problematic in the extreme - particularly when their opinion (as it is on the question of the "first" human) is so markedly a product of their particular view of the created order.
Simply citing those authorities as if they can be considered determinative in any theological debate is PRECISELY to attempt to do theology in a pre-modern intellectual context.
Let me note, further, that I purposefully used quote marks on "refutation." I am aware that simply pointing to a calendar doesn't disprove Greg's argument - but it DOES introduce a major consideration that has to be addressed.
So the fundamental point is that our conceptual world is fundamentally different from that of Aristotle and the Fathers. The only "glaring intellectual weakness" is on the part of those who pretend otherwise.
In that respect, pointing out that there's been 2000 years of intervening scientific progress since Aristotle (and 1500 years of same since the Church Fathers) is not quite irrelevant.
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Michael Haneke, the Austrian filmmaker whose "Amour" won for Best Foreign Film, was awarded the prize by Arnold Schwarzenegger. "I never thought I would get an award in Hollywood from an Austrian," he said.
Smith (not in attendance) won for best supporting actress in a TV series as the droll dowager countess on the PBS hit "Downton Abbey."
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