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A Republican official says the GOP-controlled House will vote next week to permit the government to borrow more money to meets its obligations.
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Wimmer Hall (Old Library)
Architect: Charles R. Aldrich, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Contractor: John Heimann, Saint Cloud, Minnesota
- Bulit: 1901
- Renovated: 1928, 1964, and 1999
Wimmer Hall, named after Abbot Boniface Wimmer, OSB, Patriarch of American Benedictines, and founder of Saint John's Abbey, was constructed in 1901 to house the library collection of the growing college. The college library had previously been housed in the Quadrangle Building, but lack of space along with fire concerns inspired the building of a separate structure. Wimmer Hall is a three story, fire-resistant building, measuring 52' x 88'. It is situated 30 feet off the southwest corner of the Quadrangle. The foundation is of field stone and the exterior walls are of Menominee pressed brick. The total cost of construction was $20,000. In 1902 an exposed iron bridge was erected by which one could enter the library building on the second floor from the Quadrangle. Due to winter hazards it was replaced by a permanent covered bridge in 1915.
Originally only the first floor of the building housed the campus library; the second floor contained a natural and historical museum; and the third floor housed the Music Department along with the Saint John's Photography Studio (which featured a large skylight on the east facade of the building). The Photography Studio moved into the building during the Christmas break of 1901-1902 and remained there until the fall of 1928. Despite the fact that four departments were housed in the building it was known as "The Library." In 1928 the second floor was made into the reference library with the library stacks remaining on the first level; the skylight was filled in with brick and a new tile roof added. The museum moved to the third floor with Music Department moving to the new Auditorium-Music building. Wimmer Hall served as the college library until the present Alcuin Library was built in 1964.
Today the ground floor contains the Administrative Computing Center, the second floor houses the Corporation Business Office, and the third floor is devoted to the broadcast studios of Minnesota Public Radio (MPR), KSJR-KSJN Radio. Wimmer Hall is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.
- Faue OSB, Mathias. "Building with Books," The Scriptorium v. 7; pp. 47–51.
- "Remodeling Program Includes Library" The Record, 22 November 1928, p. 1, p. 3.
- Roloff OSB, Ronald. St. John's University Library: An Historical Evaluation, 1953 Master's Thesis (located in the Archives), pp. 83-91.
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In the last post,we saw a lower bound for bit probing (specifically, extracting the lower-most bit of a number) in the PRAM-without-bitops model. Now clearly this can be computed efficiently in P, so why isn't this enough of a proof for the separation of the two classes ?
The answer is subtle. In a PRAM model, excluding bit operations is a nontrivial restriction, because, as we saw, there's no parallel-efficient way of extracting bits from a word without bit operations. However, in P, this is not true. In time linear in the bitlength, we can extract every single bit, and then carry on. Thus, P-with-no-bitops is as powerful as P itself !
Mulmuley argues that the "correct" notion of excluding bit operations in P is that of an algorithm that might run in time that depends on the bit length, but without bitops, in the way that algorithms like the ellipsoid method work. But an easier approach is to exclude algorithms whose run time depends on the bit length, yielding the class of strongly polynomial algorithms. Note that this class (which he calls SP) still contains the P-complete problems max-flow and min-cost flow.
Once we do that, extracting bits is no longer an "easy" operation in SP. The "input size" is 1, and so any bit-extracting algorithm is only permitted a constant number of steps when extracting a bit. Therefore, the apparent separation doesn't really hold.
Formally, what is proved in this paper is that SP strictly contains C (the class of PRAM-without-bitops algorithms), via the separation result for max flow.


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man, now you've posted Angelina, perhaps the sexiest woman on the planet...
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Migya is one of those porn spamers that have been joining the board. The biggest of them all.
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Maritza Campos, who does College Roomies from Hell, has come down with a nasty illness and internal bleeding, so I thought it would be nice if we could get her to 1st spot in the Comicstrips Top 100 for when she returns!! Read on for voting information!

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Nora Elizabeth Bowen, 73, of Leavenworth, passed away December 10, 2012 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center.
Nora Elizabeth Bowen, 73, of Leavenworth, passed away December 10, 2012 at Shawnee Mission Medical Center. Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, December 15 at Charter Funerals/Sunset Chapel, 16731 Springdale Road, where the visitation will begin at 10:00 a.m. Burial will follow in Sunset Memory Gardens.
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"Girl Rising" mixes documentary and narrative filmmaking to show how education lifted nine girls out of poverty and cruel circumstances. The young women's stories, narrated by the likes of Meryl Streep, Cate Blanchett and Anne Hathaway, stand as sober reminders of the kind of unforgiving obstacles faced by girls in developing countries and the positive, ripple effects that learning can bring.
Director Richard E. Robbins, Oscar-nominated for his 2007 documentary "Operation Homecoming: Writing the Wartime Experience," divides his new film into nine portrait segments, set apart by Liam Neeson's narration about the hard truths girls must confront to go to school — or simply show that they matter — in many nations.
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by Mike Masnick
Wed, Jan 27th 2010 6:44am
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france, hadopi, three strikes, unintended consequences, wifi
As noted earlier, I'm at the Midem music industry conference this week in Cannes, in the south of France. France, of course, has been at the forefront of many of the debates over copyright issues, with its Sarkozy-backed push to be one of the first countries to implement a "three accusations and you're off the internet" policy (despite Sarkozy's political party's own long history of infringing). There really hasn't been that much discussion this year about the whole three strikes thing (last year, it was one of the main topics), which seems a bit odd. However, I did randomly see a twitter message from the guy who runs a travel rental business here in Cannes, Lao Watson-Smith, pointing out that all these music industry execs are complaining about all their accommodations having locked down WiFi (even when it's offered free), and noting that the only reason why these connections need to all be locked down is because of the three strikes laws that they pushed through. And, indeed, it is rather annoying. My hotel has "free wifi" (which seems to go down regularly) but you still need a user name and password, and once you log in with one device it will not let you log in with any other device. You must use that one device exclusively. When the official WiFi went dead, I went in search of other networks, including one called "Free WiFi," but when I accessed that, it still asked me for my username and password (which I obviously don't have). It certainly is somewhat amusing to find out that the music industry execs are annoyed by the consequences of the law they so desperately claim they need.
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Marcel de Jong (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 6:37am
Turns outmusic industry execs are people too. :)
senshikaze (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:03am
Re: Turns outlies!
KnownHuman (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:15am
Re: Turns outDon't you mean "recording industry"?
let the show begin, 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:24am
AnnoyedThey will be more annoyed when some obscure songwriter with a beef throws 3 quick ones to take down itunes.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:29amRecording industry representatives should get a master password that will open any wifi security.
scott mc laughlin (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:34am
can you clarify the connectionMaybe I just have the afternoon dumbs, but can you clarify the connection between three strikes and wifi being locked down for me: apart from the general notion that 3-strikes is anti-open.
DH's love child, 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:38am
Re: can you clarify the connectionSure. In order to identify individual users on a Wi-fi network, they needed to lock it down and issue username and passwords. Otherwise, there would be no way to tell who swung and missed...
Mike Masnick (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:42am
Re: can you clarify the connectionMaybe I just have the afternoon dumbs, but can you clarify the connection between three strikes and wifi being locked down for me: apart from the general notion that 3-strikes is anti-open.
Sure. Even though the WiFi is "free," due to the law they need a way to track back who the user is, so they end up having to limit it in order to know who you are.
scott mc laughlin (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:48am
Re: Re: can you clarify the connection...and the law is the strikes law. I get it, I hadn't considered that aspect of the three strikes law.
Phillip Vector (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:59am
Re: Re: Re: can you clarify the connectionApparently, the execs didn't either. :)
Pundit, 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:58am
Re: Re: can you clarify the connectionThis is a requirement of data retention policies all over Europe, due to the date retention directive approved back in 2006, and it has nothing to do with three strikes. Nice try, though.
Other Pundit, 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:42am
Re: Re: Re: can you clarify the connectionThe recording industry had lobbyists working overtime on that policy as well.
Nice try, though.
Hephaestus (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 11:01am
Re: Re: Re: Re: can you clarify the connectionMy favorite comment from that article is ...
"If copyright infringement became a criminal offence then perhaps we'd see fines and punishments in line with reality. The million pound fine and 10 years in prison promised on those big signs in cinemas is a joke when you consider what people get for much more serious offences.
If the police start raiding people for things like breaking the copy protection on CDs or similar minor offences - when so many minor offences are ignored due to lack of police time and higher priorites - can you imagine how much bad press the government will get?"
Dark Helmet (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 11:30am
Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: can you clarify the connection"can you imagine how much bad press the government will get?"
Yes, zero. What would be the point of printing bad press on a government that had already been overthrown for being collectively hated by nearly all their constituents?
David, 27 Jan 2010 @ 9:16am
Re: Re: Re: can you clarify the connectionPundit, data please. Anything you can cite to back that up?
Rasmus, 2 Mar 2010 @ 7:18am
Re: Re: Re: can you clarify the connectionActually it doesn't. The data retention directive doesn't request that anyone accessing the net has to be identified, it just request that any traffic information be archived by the ISP for a fixed time.
So this is entirely a result of three-strikes.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:35amHave sales of shiny plastic discs been rising in France as well?
dwind (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:57amDo you make up the username and password or is it assigned when you check in?
I never figured out how the 3 strikes could keep a person off the internet. Make it a little inconvenient but keep them off when there is free wifi all over.
Maybe the next step will be to assign a user name at birth.
:Lobo Santo (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:00am
Re: "At Birth"More like the serial number on your implanted RFID chip will be your permanent SSN/Username for all things...
ConceptJunkie (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 10:32am
Re: Re: "At Birth"If we're lucky. Knowing the clown in charge of the U.S. government, they'll probably tattoo it on our foreheads.
martyburns, 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:13am
lolI like the bit about how it is locked to one device. Where have I heard that before..
Some Other Guy, 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:16am
Typo...a "three accusations and your off the internet" policy...
_your_ ought to be _you're_
Erik, 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:39am
Free WifiJust a note regarding the "Free Wifi" connections. One of the major French ISPs is named Free, hence the name. They have a tit for tat service for their users where you sign up and your router publishes a separate network under the name "Free Wifi", and you can login to any Free Wifi network from any other participant. Users are assigned fixed IP addresses so that their activity can be tracked back to the original user account.
It's a handy service that has made a major dent in most of the public pay for Wifi services.
The eejit (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 9:05amSo now, the execs are up in arms over soemthing that they put into place?
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 9:08amSo if three people accuse the "Recording Industry" execs in france, would they loose their connection? Logic dictates that they should.
NullOp, 27 Jan 2010 @ 9:38am
Three strikes?It seems to me the greatest antagonists of "three strikes" law should be everyone on the internet NOT selling music/media. Think about it, banning someone from the greatest market on Earth because you got busted for stealing apples from Jambabi's cart? THAT, is simply a different load of "apples."
The Anti-Mike (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 9:54amI have to laugh on this one. Mike, you make it sound like all these recording industry people are so damn frustrated that they are tearing their hair out or something, rather than just getting the WEP key and enjoying the free wireless.
In all of my travels, I can say that wide open wireless is becoming less and less available. Where I do see unlocked wireless systems, they are protected by payment systems inside (boingo style). Even hotels and such that offer free wireless will activate accounts for the period that you are staying, not open ended.
I have to think that if you asked the executives which is more annoying, having to get the WEP keyword or piracy, they might say piracy.
Nice stretch Mike. Did you hire someone else to write for you while you were on the road?
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 10:18am
Re:So a handful of record executives are annoyed by hundreds of millions of pirates?
That's cool because hundreds of millions of pirates are annoyed by a handful of record executives.
I wonder who will win?
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 1:38pm
Re:I have to laugh on this one. Anti-Mike, you make it sound like all your ability to read stops at the title.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:24pm
Re: Re:TAM can read?!?
Rasmus, 2 Mar 2010 @ 7:26am
Re:Hahaha, you have obviously never met real life recording industry executives.
InfoBus (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 10:40am
Merde!This is so funny! But there are a few things I'd change in the further interest of complete compliance with the recording industry's weirdness: 1)No more free - they must pay like everyone else; 2)put at least six services, distributors, advertisers and other middlemen in the wireless delivery queue to pump up the prices; 3)keep the original wireless service provider enslaved by lousy royalties and arcane agreements while spending millions on lobbying and ads; 4)make them pay royalties to every intellectual property they load up while online; 6)introduce at least a dozen competing media formats, each of them required for a complete surfing experience; 7)randomly insert ID packets into the download stream to ensure honest compliance; 8)finally, make all online content available only in French and interrupt it every so often with promo ads, dire warnings about copyright infringement and bandwidth brownouts.
Rasmus, 2 Mar 2010 @ 7:35am
Re: Merde!You forgot a yearly property tax on all intellectual property.
It could be like:
You have to pay $1.000 in federal tax for each recorded music song you own copyright for. Or pay 10% in federal tax of the generated revenue of that song if the revenue is over $10.000
Exclusive licenses should be regarded as equivalent to ownership for the purpose of this tax.
Lt Govenor Pappy Johnson (PJ), 27 Jan 2010 @ 1:01pm"You must use that one device exclusively."
The problem with giving free wifi is that it breeds. You see, 'dem wifi units will reproduce, especially ones that don't think too much further than that. We gots to get them to walk to the Maître d' and pony up a few euros for a second account and a greasy pizza recommendation.
Mikester, 27 Jan 2010 @ 1:10pm
ConnectifyYou can get around the once device limit by installing Connectify on your Windows 7 laptop. It will turn your laptop into a WiFi hotspot for your other devices.
Skout (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 1:46pmYou can also usually set windows computers up to fake the mac address, too, so not really all that big a deal for anyone who knows wtf they're doing.. but the point is, it inconveniences the fucknuts ruining the world one dumb law at a time, and that's just fun. :)
Sam I Am, 27 Jan 2010 @ 1:48pm@24, Anon Coward, "I wonder who will win?"
With freedom and privacy comes accountability, including legal accountability. No accountability? No freedom and privacy. Ask a guy in jail about his so-called "right" to freedom and privacy. Rights can't be taken away, only privileges can.
Pass protected wifi is a simple first step towards online accountability, to mirror the accountability in all well sorted civilizations. You wonder who will win? I'd say with accountable wifi in France and likely part of the ACTA, we are already seeing the trend toward our answer.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 2:10pm
Re:Exactly! In the end it will be the pirates who win because there are no passwords to be protected with sneakernet and FedEx.
The Anti-Mike (profile), 27 Jan 2010 @ 7:43pm
Re: Re:If you are using sneakernet or worse Fedex, you are paying probably more to be a pirate than it is worth. Would you really pay fedex $25 to ship a retail $15 music CD? Would you spend 2 hours on the cross town express to meet someone to give them a CD?
Sneakernet would also be slow enough that the rights holders likely wouldn't bother with it.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:29pm
Re: Re: Re:Huh? Who would FedEx data the equivalent of one CD. Think bigger. Much bigger. There you go again, thinking inside the little box.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 8:59pm
Re: Re: Re:$25 for one CD? Wow, you must be the most gullible shill around! Especially with USPS flat rates being what? 1/5th that? For a box big enough to send probably 50 CDs wrapped in bubble wrap.
Anonymous Coward, 28 Jan 2010 @ 1:19am
Re: Re: Re: Re:im thinking hard drives would be more likely then each cd
PaulT (profile), 28 Jan 2010 @ 1:01am
Re: Re: Re:Heh, you think small...
"Would you really pay fedex $25 to ship a retail $15 music CD?"
No, but you'd pay the same amount to ship a DVD containing 50 albums, or a 1Tb drive containing thousands.
"Would you spend 2 hours on the cross town express to meet someone to give them a CD?"
No, but you'd definitely meet up with friends at work and swap data for nothing.
"Sneakernet would also be slow enough that the rights holders likely wouldn't bother with it."
Yeah, they were blind to it when it was happening for 50 years before Napster. They only panicked about individual "piracy" when the internet made it more visible. Shame they don't realise that "piracy" was a factor in their success in previous eras. Yet again, piracy is there and the recording industry needs to adjust their model to address this reality. Their failure is the last 15 years, where they have tried to stop something that cannot be stopped, and tries to run its business according to realities that died in the last millennium.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 2:16pm
Re:No accountability? No freedom and privacy. Ask a guy in jail about his so-called "right" to freedom and privacy. Rights can't be taken away, only privileges can.
Hmmm. Except you failed to answer "WHO" holds the person accountable. Seems it's a computer. And surely human behavior been properly modeled in the computer so it can apply a uniform set of rules that take into local idiosyncrasies and culture, yet harmonized on a worldwide scale just as the robber barons desire.
:), 27 Jan 2010 @ 4:14pm
Peasant's Revolt.http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peasants%27_Revolt
Is history repeating itself all over again.
Why the U.S. independence occurred? Was it not because of perceived injustices committed?
Maybe a new imperfect system will come out of the "sharing" movement like so many other movements like the beatnik generation, punks, cynics and etc.
The funny thing is people thinking that this will go away if they can "control" it, which is fuelling even further civil disobedience.
Anonymous Coward, 27 Jan 2010 @ 4:49pm
Re: Peasant's Revolt.I may be revolting but I ain't no fucking peasant.
whgeiger, 28 Jan 2010 @ 1:33am
Message to MIEs"qui gladio ferit, gladio perit"
rlsimmonsjr (profile), 29 Jan 2010 @ 8:50am
re: record execsfuck `em
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After honing their skills in two multi-team invitational events, the cross country runners at Mount St. Joseph Academy cruised to victory in their first dual meet last Tuesday. Performing on their home course, which actually measures a tad over 3.1 miles or 5.0 kilometers, the Magic rolled up a 23-45 victory over a Catholic Academies opponent, Villa Joseph Marie.
A mid-week spike in temperatures made for August-like conditions, but MSJ rising star Haasiyna Taylor won easily in 20 minutes, 24 seconds on the moderately hilly circuit. An incoming freshman who lives in Mount Airy, Taylor comes to the Mount from the Mastery Charter School, and when she was younger she attended Chestnut Hill's J.S. Jenks School.
Villa Joe runners Brenna Twomey and Emma Mahoney crossed the line in second and third place, followed by Mount senior Meredith Reiche, who was fourth in 21:31.
"Hassyna and Meredith ran closer together in our first couple of races, but they came apart today," observed first-year coach Kitty McClernand.
An assistant coach with the Mount for a number of years (and a former MSJ parent), new Magic mentor now has an assistant coach who is a former Mount runner, 2005 graduate Megan Badolato. McClernand noted that her top two finishers on Tuesday, the newcomer Taylor and the veteran Reiche, are representative of the make-up of the team as a whole.
"We have older girls who are stable, and talented young girls who are coming on strong for us," she said.
The coach reported that Taylor finished third at Archbishop Wood's Viking Invitational (where she ran a 19:09 5K) and fourth at the Abington Invitational, while Reiche placed fifth and ninth, respectively, at those two events.
Mount St. Joe skipped last weekend's big Briarwood meet at Belmont, choosing instead to race this Saturday at the Council Rock Invitational, which is held on the same course as the Catholic Academies championships.
Villa Joseph Marie ran at Briarwood and the Jems' best performer was Mahoney, who finished eighth in the Division Two varsity event.
In last Tuesday's dual meet, the Magic's depth eventually overwhelmed Villa Joe. Danielle Leporace landed fifth in 22:30 (she's a Mount team co-captain along with fellow senior Tara Hanks), and was followed closely by junior teammates Patricia Hoffman (sixth; 22:32) and Adrienne Cellucci (seventh; 22:46). Eighth place went to the visitors, but rounding out the top ten were Patricia Hoffman's twin sister Kathryn (ninth; 22:54) and MSJ sophomore Alyssa Kist (10th; 23:12).
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"We wanted to have Asheville in the tournament again this season because they won it last year," Morrow said. "We want to get the trophy back."
The Bisons close out the non-conference portion of the season when they visit Xavier in Cincinnati, Ohio Sept. 24 and Bowling Green in Bowling Green, Ohio Sept. 26.
"They both have fairly new coaches," Morrow said. "We don't know a lot about either one of them, but that both programs have traditionally been good. They should be good tune-ups for going into the conference part of the season."
The Bisons open a string of nine straight Atlantic Sun Conference games Oct. 1 when Florida Gulf Coast visits the Lipscomb Soccer Complex. The Bisons will also host Stetson Oct.3, USC-Upstate Oct. 22 and ETSU Oct. 24.
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620: Wings
Title text: Please do not try any of this and die or get arrested.
Cueball explains to Megan that on Saturn's moon Titan, the combination of lower gravity and a denser atmosphere make the act of flying simpler. Wings on earth that are only capable of generating 9% of the necessary lift would allow one to fly on Titan.
Cueball has already put together the apparatus necessary to test this: by using a pulley system to offset 91% of his weight, he can recreate the environment for flight on Titan. His wings are a success, and he uses them to fly around in a delighted fashion. Megan points out a fatal flaw: his wings use hot glue, which will soften and melt at high temperatures and Black Hat is waiting nearby with a powerful heat source. Naturally, Cueball falls.
Icarus was a character in Greek mythology who is known his own self-powered flight, which ended when the wax holding his wings together melted and he fell to his death. This supposedly occurred because he ignored instructions not to fly too close to the Sun, a tragic example of hubris — extreme arrogance. Here, Black Hat is bringing an artificial "sun" to "Icarus" to recreate the tragedy.
Note that the calculated figure of 9% is only correct if the temperature on Titan has been raised to be the same as Earth — which, for human-powered flight, would probably be necessary anyway. At Titan's normal temperature, you would only have to generate about 3% of your Earth body weight in lift, as the atmosphere is much denser.
In the title text, Randall asks that xkcd readers do not attempt to reproduce this. The reason for this is explained here 254: Comic Fragment.
- Cueball: Titan's gravity is 14% of Earth's, and its atmosphere 50% denser.
- Cueball: So if you can generate 9% of your body weight in lift, you can fly on Titan.
- Cueball: With wings, a stage harness, a cable, and 91% of my weight in bricks, I want to test this.
- [There is a heap of materials on the ground. Cueball is holding a stage harness.]
- [Large diagram of a bridge. A rope leads through pulleys tied to the bridge. One end goes to Cueball, one end to a pile of bricks.]
- [Cueball is standing with wings attached to his arms.]
- [Cueball flaps the wings, and appears to be floating.]
- [Cueball glides.]
- Cueball: It works!
- Megan: Except you have two problems.
- Cueball: What?
- Megan: You used hot glue on your wing joints and you have friends into Greek mythology.
- Cueball: Huh?
- [Black Hat is standing on the bridge, with a large lamp labeled "heat lamp" attached to a battery.]
- [The wing segments fall off Cueball and he tumbles downward.]
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Cueball's physics has a mistake on this one (or at least assumes we've managed to heat the atmosphere of Titan to Earth's temperature). The temperature of Titan is roughly 1/3 the temperature of Earth on an absolute scale. Starting with the Ideal Gas Law, PV = NkT (k is Boltzmann's constant, N is # of molecules, P is pressure, V is volume, T is temperature), its easy to define the density of a gas, ρ as:
ρ = m/V = (m P)/(N k T) = P (m/N) / (k T)
Titan's atmosphere is 98.4% molecular nitrogen (N2) and on Earth only 78.1% molecular nitrogen (by volume), but for simplicity we'll assume 100% for both. The weight of one molecule of Nitrogen is (m/N) ~ 2 × 14 × 1.67x10-27 (kg/molecule) (there are 28 nucleons per molecule with a mass of about 1.67x10^-27 kg.
The pressure on Titan is PTitan=146.7 kPa, and TTitan = 93.7 K, while on Earth PEarth=101.3 kPa and TEarth = 287 K.
Plugging in numbers, we get ρTitan = 5.3 kg/m3 and ρEarth = 1.2 kg/m3 (note the measured surface density of air on Earth is 1.2 kg/m3 at Earth's mean temperature even without the simplifying assumption of 100% N2).
Hence Titan's atmosphere is 4.4 = (5.3/1.2) times denser than Earth's (or 340% denser); not 50% denser as stated in the comic.
You will get the 50% denser if you assume the same planetary temperature on Titan as on Earth. Titan at 287 K would have a density of ρTitan at 287K ~ 1.73 kg/m3 which is about 50% greater than Earth's.
For the second calculation (panel 2), note lift is proportional to the density of air. If your action on Earth creates a lift of L0 and you weigh W0, on Titan you'd have a lift of 4.4 L0 (Cueball calculated 1.5 L0) due to the greater air density. Your weight would only be 0.14 W0, due to Titan's lower surface gravity. If lift balances weight, you would be able to fly on Titan, that is if 4.4 L0 = 0.14 W0. That means to fly on Titan you need a lift on Earth of L0 = 0.03 W0, that is 3% of your Earth weight. Substituting Cueball's Titan density you would get the critical value from the comic: L0 = 0.14 W0/(1.5) = 9% W0.
PS: I largely adapted this my writeup on xkcd forums from 2009 when the comic was made. Jimbob (talk) 05:44, 8 June 2013 (UTC)
- That was the whole point of Blackhat's presence. He was there to make sure Rob (AKA Cueball) wasn't hurt.
- Fortunately, Blackhat couldn't care less about the outcome. So he's got that going for him, which is nice.
I used Google News BEFORE it was clickbait (talk) 01:21, 29 January 2015 (UTC)
Why is this not a thing you can do in amusement parks or places like that?188.8.131.52 17:00, 8 September 2016 (UTC)


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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is urging Americans on the Fourth of July to live up to the words of the Declaration of Independence by securing liberty and opportunity for their own children as well as for future generations.
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Integration of a custom DSDT.aml
Quite a few of the BIOS on notebooks have a buggy DSDT (Differentiated System Description Table) which might leave you with a not fully working ACPI. This might render battery status, fans, sound not working. One can solve this problem with a custom DSDT in a patched initrd.
If you use a custom DSDT.aml, the kernel needs to be patched with the dsdt-patch from gaugusch.at∞ which is not integrated in the kernel from debian.org.
The good news is: the aptosid kernel is patched with the dsdt-patch from gaugusch.at.
There are two ways to obtain a fixed DSDT.aml:
1. Search http://acpi.sourceforge.net/dsdt/view.php∞ for your BIOS (1)
2. Compile your own custom DSDT.aml (a bit tricky)
2. Compile your own custom DSDT.aml (a bit tricky)
Integrating your custom DSDT.aml into an aptosid system is easy:
1. Place your custom DSDT.aml to /etc/initramfs-tools/
2. Install the aptosid kernel
3. reboot
2. Install the aptosid kernel
3. reboot
You can even activate the custom DSDT.aml with an installed aptosid kernel. Just do:
# cp dsdt.aml /etc/initramfs-tools/DSDT.aml
# dpkg-reconfigure linux-image-$(uname -r)
# reboot
NOTE: The filename DSDT.aml is case sensitive!
More infos how to compile a custom DSDT you find here∞
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It seems that http://acpi.sourceforge.net∞ is now obsolete and that the project has moved to http://www.lesswatts.org/projects/acpi/∞


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Monday, 30 April 2012
Tonight I Banned Talking About Poo
Living with a six (almost seven) year old and a four year old, I hear a lot of poo talk.
All. Flipping. Day. Long.
And you know, it can really wear a girl out.
I am sick of poo talk.
Poo jokes? I am sick of them too.
Tiny thinks anything with a punchline of poo poo is going to elicit giggles. It might from her, but I'm not laughing.
Tonight they were reading a book together, and every second word was poo. And you know, I just put a blanket ban on poo talk.
I do not want to discuss poo. With you, or without you. Poo is poo is poo. It's what we do. I do not need to talk about it, thank you.
If you have a poo frenzy on your hands (well not literally I hope), you should get this book. We have the pop-up poo version. It is very funny. Well it was until Tiny tore out all the pop-up bits.
7 comments:
- alivicwil said...
My 3yo nephew is all about poo...
We babysat when his little sister was born. As I left for work, I said "Have a good day, Xavi!" He said "You have a good day too, AliPooBum!"
Charmer :p
- 30 April 2012 at 7:39 pm
- h&b said...
We own this book. My mum bought it. She also bought one about a boy who cannot fart. I hate them both.
- 30 April 2012 at 7:50 pm
- Mon Alisa Design said...
I LOVE that book! Amelia knew it off by heart when she was 2 and used to recite it in public. So funny!
I'm known as Aunty Roo to my nephews and they all went through a phase of calling me Aunty Poo. The novelty wears off at around 7-8. I still have 3 more years of it *sigh*
- 30 April 2012 at 8:37 pm
- Liza said...
see, my 2.5yo did his first on-the-toilet-poo today so it IS all about poo here today hahaha. I still don't know whats so funny about it though?
- 30 April 2012 at 9:02 pm
- ally said...
We love this one and also "who's poo" which has sparkly fairy poo so its sooo much better :-)
- 30 April 2012 at 10:50 pm
I love the moral to the story, "Poo on my head and I will track you down and poo on yours"
- 30 April 2012 at 11:27 pm
- Sarah said...
DO you think this would be good for a boy who is soon (SOON WE HOPE) want to be in undies???!!!
WHile we are along these lines. My mum bought that book "Walter the farting dog" Well my older two thought is was HILARIOUS. I on the other hand thought it was well.... gross is not the right word and nor is poor humour. BUt then they are boys and if you cannot beat them - join them...
- 30 April 2012 at 11:54 pm


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Celebrities spotted in Baltimore
A few big names parachuted into the city in 2012, sending off some excitement before they zipped off to the next big thing. It became sport to spot Kevin Spacey, who was in town a lot while filming "House of Cards." There he was in a fedora at Preakness, there he was at a Naval Academy game and sipping cocktails with friends in Annapolis on the deck of Metropolitan Kitchen & Lounge and, whoa, he showed up at a Mount Vernon Starbucks with none other than Bill Clinton. Julia Louis-Dreyfus (pictured) celebrated her return to Baltimore for "VEEP" with dinner at Cinghiale. Jane Fonda, who was filming in the area, had a tuna sandwich at Galway Bay in Annapolis. LeAnn Rimes spent a whole day off in Baltimore, breakfasting at B&O American Brasserie, shopping at the Harbor East J. Crew and winding down with an Aldo's dinner that started with veal meatballs and ended with housemade limoncello. Gordon Ramsay checked in on his "Kitchen Nightmares" handiwork at Cafe Hon. James Bond himself, Daniel Craig, showed up to eat a turkey powerhouse that was reportedly neither shaken nor stirred at Stone Mill Bakery and then on to dinner at Charleston, where a slightly smitten chef Cindy Wolf welcomed him with a gift of porcini risotto. No matter what you thought you saw or heard, Bono, sadly, was not in town this year, though a very good impostor was.
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Annual to tree
Leaves basal or cauline, alternate to whorled, simple to compound
Inflorescence: 1° inflorescence a head, each resembling a flower, 1many, generally arrayed in cymes, generally subtended by ± calyx-like involucre; flowers 1many per head
Flowers bisexual, unisexual, or sterile, ± small, of several types; calyx 0 or modified into pappus of bristles, scales, or awns, which is generally persistent in fruit; corolla radial or bilateral (rarely 0), lobes generally (0)45; stamens 45, anthers generally fused into cylinder around style, often appendaged at tips, bases, or both, filaments generally free, generally attached to corolla near throat; pistil 1, ovary inferior, 1-chambered, 1-seeded, style 1, branches 2, generally hair-tufted at tip, stigmas 2, generally on inside of style branches
Fruit: achene, cylindric to ovoid, generally deciduous with pappus attached
Genera in family: ± 1300 genera, 21,000 species (largest family of dicots): worldwide. Largest family in CA. Also see tribal key to CA genera: Strother 1997 Madroño 44(1):128. See glossary p. 25 for illustrations of general family characteristics.
Perennial to shrub
Stems erect, often densely clustered
Leaves alternate, sessile, entire
Inflorescence: heads discoid, arrayed in ± dense cymes, peduncled or subsessile; involucre generally cylindric; phyllaries generally in 35 series (± 5 vertical ranks), free, overlapping, keeled; receptacle naked
Flowers 220 (often 5) per head; corollas generally yellow, lobes 0.53 mm, generally spreading; style branches long, slender, generally exserted
Fruit narrowly cylindric, ± 5-ridged, generally light brown; pappus of many white to brownish bristles
Species in genus: 16 species: sw Can to n Mex
Etymology: (Greek: golden shrub)
Closely related to (perhaps part of) Ericameria.
Subshrub or shrub, 19 dm
Stems prostrate to erect, white to green, tomentose
Leaves 17 cm, generally < 4 mm wide, thread-like to ± oblanceolate, ± glabrous to tomentose
Inflorescence: heads generally ± many, in long or rounded cymes; involucre 1018 mm, widely cylindric; phyllaries ± lanceolate, weakly 5-ranked, keeled, ± membranous, tips green
Flowers 518; corollas 812.5 mm; style appendage > stigma
Fruit 47 mm, hairy; pappus generally < corolla
Chromosomes: 2n=18
Ecology: Dry places, generally open forest
Elevation: 7003700 m.
Bioregional distribution: Klamath Ranges, North Coast Ranges, Cascade Range, High Sierra Nevada, San Bernardino Mountains, Great Basin Floristic Province, Desert Mountains
Distribution outside California: to s Oregon, Colorado, Arizona
12 subspp. in w US.
Stems green
Leaves 4.57 cm, 614 mm wide, ± oblanceolate, abruptly pointed, green, flat; glands 0
Inflorescence: cyme, dense; phyllaries long-tapered, straw-colored
Flowers 5
Ecology: Open pine/fir forest
Elevation: 7001900 m.
Bioregional distribution: Klamath Ranges, North Coast Ranges, Cascade Range
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Fair compensation is critical for your employees' productivity and retention. According to Wiley (2011), 25 percent of employees say fair compensation is the single most important thing they want from their organization. In addition, Rasch and Szypko from the employee research institute Kenexa High Performance Institute (2013) highlight that employees who believe they are fairly paid are more engaged, are less likely to quit, experience less stress at work, feel healthier physically and psychologically, and are more satisfied with their personal lives.
Emotions, perceptions and feelings are often mixed when the compensation topic is being discussed. Ask yourself the three below questions as you update your compensation strategy to make the most of it and mitigate potential issues:
WHAT is a 'fair' compensation?
Compensation covers everything provided in exchange for working, i.e. the remuneration or amount per hour or per year that you are paid for performing the job in addition to performance bonuses; benefits such as health, vision and dental insurance and retirement plans; and perks and potential on-site amenities such as child care, etc.
What you can offer in compensation often depends of the legal set-up of your company, the stage of maturity of your business, its size, the sector you are in, and level of turnover and profit, and what the market dictates.
As you do so, keep in mind the following three drivers flagged by Rasch and Szypko for employees to have faith in the fairness of his/her pay (and of yours!):
- Understanding how pay is determined (who determine it; care and rigor to anchor base, median and maximum scale with what the market offers; expected variance with industry, organization size and level of maturity and external economic conditions;)
- Knowing how to maximize pay (fix, variable)
- Believing pay is related to performance (including knowing the difference between pay for performance and increase for performance)
Bridging gaps at the managers and employees' level through transparency and a clear, consistent and coherent communication with training, tools, guidelines, represent significant opportunities for your business for increased employee engagement. With increased access to information online about your competitors and benchmarked companies, do this the sooner than the latter, before your top employees decide to venture into new horizons!
WHEN do you need to adapt your strategy?
In a start-up phase, make sure you plan cash flow strategies in your business plan. After you have bought your equipment, built products, stocked inventory, marketed your services to attract customers, paid legal and accounting costs, and your rent and utility deposits, check how much cash you still have at hands for your compensations.
As your business grows, balance priorities: ensure that your compensation strategy enables you to attract and retain the talents you need while reinvesting part of your profits to support this growth. In addition, if, as the business owner, you own stock or shares in your company, you may consider taking a reasonable salary and pay the remaining amount out of dividend payments.
If your business is going through a difficult financial situation, make sure your employees payroll and other fixed costs are covered first, and seek professional advice as you revisit your own and top managers' compensations.
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Pay out of your profits – not your revenue. Money generated by your business does not mean that you can redistribute a large part of it. Take into account first expenses like taxes, fixed costs and overhead before you estimate payroll and dividends. Whatever the financial situation of your business, make sure that you prepare up-to-date cash-flow statement and forecast to reflect the situation of your business and understand what you can afford. It is always wise to consult your accountant to help you determine what best strategies apply to your business financial situation.
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- Fair remuneration and compensation are only some of the keys to retain your best employees. Learn more about other ways to improve retention
For more information about studies referenced to in the article:
- Wiley, Jack, 'Respect: Delivering Results by Giving Employees What They Really Want. Hoboken', NJ: John Wiley & Sons Ltd, 2011.
- Rena Rasch and Mark Szypko, 'Perception is reality: the importance of pay fairness to employees and organizations', Kenexa High Performance Institute, Worldatwork Journal, Third Quarter 2013
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – Nine alums of the MIT softball team, spanning the classes of 1990 to 2013, returned to Briggs Field for the program's first-ever alumni game on Saturday, Sept. 14. Current players and alums teamed up and were split into two teams, playing seven innings before working up an appetite and attending a lunch reception that was held in the Zesiger Center lobby.
"It was great to welcome MIT softball alumna back to the field and to see them out there playing with the current roster," said head coach Jennifer Williams. "The alums played better than I think they expected to! We had a fun, competitive game; hopefully the first of many alumni games in the future. Thank you to those who were able to be there!"
Among the nine returning players were two CoSIDA Academic All-Americans, Cecilia Warpinski-Stuopis '90 and Leah Alpert '13. They join four other former players as the only MIT softball players to have been tabbed to one of the organization's three Academic All-American teams in the program's 36-year history.
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CAMBRIDGE, Mass. – The MIT water polo team will open the season as the fifth-ranked team in Division III following the release of the Collegiate Water Polo Association (CWPA) preseason polls. The Engineers finished fifth in the same poll at the end of 2010 and sit behind fellow CWPA member Johns Hopkins, whom the Cardinal and Gray defeated in the final of the Division III Eastern championship a year ago.
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Colleges, who MIT will face during a west-coast swing on September 18, was the top squad in the initial Division III rankings, followed by University of Redlands in second, third-ranked Johns Hopkins University and Pomona-Pitzer Colleges at No. 4.
In the CWPA league poll, Tech stands seventh overall and third among Northern Division squads. St. Francis College tops the early season league poll and division-rival, Brown, sits fourth.
The Cardinal and Gray open the season on September 3 with the four-team MIT Invitational in the Zesiger Pool. Tech will square off against Harvard, Brown and Cal Baptist during the one-day event.


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Description of 344 Evian Way, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
***Priced to Sell!*** Additionally, all new Stainless Steel KitchenAid appliances have been installed in the kitchen as of Thursday, March 15th! Pristine Lowcountry Cottage-style home located in the desirable gated Evian subsection of Belle Hall Plantation. Home is in 'like new' condition inside & out. From the time you pull into the driveway, you are greeted by pristine landscaping and an inviting full front porch. As you step inside from the front porch, you are welcomed by a grand center hallway with wainscoting, open staircase to the second floor, and a beautiful stained glass light fixture. From the foyer, you will find the elegant dining room with wainscoting on the right, . . . . (MORE) . . . & if you continue straight-ahead, you will be lead into the spacious great room & sunroom areas. The great room is complete with built-in bookshelves & cabinets, a beamed ceiling, plus a gas log fireplace with brick hearth. The sunroom is full of natural light and overlooks the stunning backyard & grand oak tree. In the deluxe kitchen, you will find a gracious center island w/butcher block top & vegetable sink, quartz on the perimeter counters, tiled backsplash, 42" cabinets, & gas range. Off of the gourmet kitchen, you will also find a family/keeping room with separate gas fireplace and access to the screened porch (1 of 2). The eye-catching downstairs master suite is located on the far-left side of the home and features a private screened porch (2 of 2) overlooking the backyard, which makes you feel like you are in your own private utopia. Luxurious master bath with dual vanities, large jetted tub, large tiled shower with new shower door, & roomy walk-in closet with built-ins. Downstairs you will also find a powder room and a full laundry room. Upstairs welcomes you with a large media/game room, complete with built-in shelving & French doors. There are 3 additional bedrooms and 2 full baths which have been updated w/granite counters. One of the upstairs bedrooms has its own full bath, therefore offering an opportunity for use as a mother-in-law suite or a dual master; the additional two bedrooms share a Jack & Jill bath. Enjoy the custom blue stone patio & water fountain located in your private backyard retreat. This pristine home is loaded with many extras, including: Cherry hardwood floors throughout, built-ins throughout, wainscoting, crown molding, plantation shutters & wood blinds throughout, Bahama shutters on exterior, superb landscaping w/irrigation & landscaping lights, loads of storage throughout & under the home, large side access garage that will accommodate up to 3 vehicles, new roof in July 2017, new HVAC in 2015, 2 water heaters, gutters, and so many deluxe features that we cannot begin to list them all! Great neighborhood amenities & fantastic convenient location!! This lovingly maintained property is in move-in ready condition and is waiting for you to call it home today!
Property Features of 344 Evian Way, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Single Family Detached
Belle Hall
Mt Pleasant S of IOP Connector
|Elementary school: Belle Hall
|Middle school: Laing
|High school: Wando
|Gas log fireplace(s)
|Fireplace in family room
|Fireplace in great room
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|Three car garage
|Attached parking
|Screened porch
|Cement plank exterior
|Lot acreage is: 0.31
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|Subdivision: Belle Hall
|Wooded lot
|Cable television available
|Ceramic tile flooring
|Eat-in kitchen
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|Kitchen island
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