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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 03:56
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Wireless drivers in AnitaOS?
Subject description: Compile new drivers?
Wanted 1 or 2 Eager Beavers with the skills of a Linux God to compile new drivers for wireless cards as I am unable to compile from source, so hence the request: The 2 versions of anitaos are based on Gpup4.12 and 4.12 Barebones.
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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 08:30
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You 'maintain' how many 'distros' and are unable to compile even kernel modules???
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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 20:08
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So did you find the answer to your question there or what?
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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 20:15
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Flash wrote:
So did you find the answer to your question there or what?
Seems to be the appropriate place for people needing wireless drivers so answer sort of.
I'll leave it that thanks.
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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 20:45
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Beware! As I've tried to tell newcomers to this forum repeatedly:
kernel modules (drivers) are highly kernel version-sensitive. They must be compiled against the
kernel they are to be used with.
From the previously linked forum thread -
starhawk wrote:
I was using an SMP version of AnitaOS
that's the issue.
So there's an "SMP" version of AnitaOS? Clearly this means it has a
kernel configuration ...
so what chance do you think my "standard" Puppy 4.1x drivers have of being compatible with this kernel ????
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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 21:09
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I have asked for help and clearly from the response that isn't going to happen so as I said I'll leave it that I thought I was part of a community clearly I was wrong.
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Posted: Sat 08 Feb 2014, 21:59
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You asked for help and left it at that. You've been a member of this forum for two years and made 277 posts. Surely you know by now that someone wanting help with hardware has to be more specific than just saying "Help!" Give us something to work with. Do you expect a driver to be compiled for every kernel and every wireless adapter that's available?
You didn't even tell us what you tried that didn't work.
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Posted: Sun 09 Feb 2014, 00:37
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darry1966 wrote:
I have asked for help
helped. Forum member starhawk asked fo the Realtek
wifi driver, compatible with Puppy 4.1x ... which he
was compatible with AnitaOS.
I provided that driver in the very next post, less than 24 hours later (ie. I provided "help") ...
but then starhawk revealed that there's more than just one version of AnitaOS, and there are at least 2 different kernel versions ...
I'm simply pointing out this
piece of information, since my drivers will be compatible only with the
Puppy 4.1x/4.2x kernel, for the benefit of newcomers who don't know this critical information already, and others with limited knowledge of Linux.
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First up thank you Tempestuous for helping Starhawk
Ok let me start from the beginning.
for the last year I have been working on Anitaos by myself without asking for help as a labour of love to help others who need something a bit more up to date than Damn Small Linux I saw a 4.12 based distro as filling that gap and with little knowledge started playing around and slowly updating it here and there compiling or converting software from other sources like Slackware to work with anitaos. It is everyone knows based on 2 modified ISO's 4.12 barebones and Gpup which has an SMP Kernel
I was simply asking for help with the compiling of wireless drivers for new devices an example is Starhawk who asked for help with his Wireless device it was frustrating that my skills do not extend to helping him and with this in mind it would nice to have someone on board who can help by compiling a driver for anyone who requests it for either of the 2 kernels for newer wireless devices. I guess what I am saying is it is hard doing a project like this alone and if I had someone to join the project in this capacity it would be appreciated as I haven't "from source compiling skills".
I admit I haven't tried to compile any drivers for the 4.12barebones or Gpup SMP Kernels, I just simply don't know where to start so my first post was I guess a recruitment drive done in a humerous way if I have offended anyone then sorry I only wish to help others and need assistance to achieve that.
By the way I had fun learning along the way but I guess my ambition outweighs my skill level. If anyone would like to help out then thats cool if not then thats cool too.
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Posted: Sun 09 Feb 2014, 11:22
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tempestuous, I can confirm that the driver you gave me works with the 412barebones-derived (NonSMP) version of AnitaOS. Credit to mikeb for figuring out what the problem was.
I can also confirm that the driver does NOT work with an SMP-enabled version of AnitaOS, which --if I'm reading the post right-- derives from GPup (which I've never heard of).
darry1966, perhaps for now, you could recommend most folks try the NonSMP version first, somehow?
Also, I'd offer to help if I could -- but any attempt of mine to use
or similar, inevitably ends in disaster... IIRC I've had exactly one instance where it didn't error out in spectacular fashion, and I chalk that up to sheer luck and fortune. Of course, if I knew what I was doing...
EDIT: darry1966 -- one other thing -- do I understand correctly that AnitaOS is essentially a remaster of 412barebones (for the NonSMP version) and GPup (for the SMP version), in that all you've done is added packages and generated an ISO...?
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Posted: Sun 09 Feb 2014, 14:30
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starhawk wrote:
darry1966, perhaps for now, you could recommend most folks try the NonSMP version first, somehow?
-- do I understand correctly that AnitaOS is essentially a remaster of 412barebones (for the NonSMP version) and GPup (for the SMP version), in that all you've done is added packages and generated an ISO...?"
Thanks. Starhawk I am glad you got the help you required.
In answer to your question, I used woofy to generate the ISO's and yes they are remasters of 2 of my favourite puppies in what started out as homeage to these great pups I added some stuff from Wary like QT and glib2.22 the glibc 2.10 from mywolfe and then I converted Debian squeeze SDL Libraries for games as well as the later Gtkam from Squeeze and other debian Squeeze libraries for games such as libstdc 6_4.4.5-8 and various other libraries. Most of the programs are like my Audacious Classic are converted from Debian and slackware etc so there is a lot work gone into it. However with all that said and done the kernels are original and firmware etc.
Anyway it was also a great project to help get through a bad work situation that happened by focusing on trying to help others and enjoy having a project to work on and learn at the same time,
As for the SMP/Non-SMP thing I have made that clear on my sourceforge site and as for the comments by a member about not being able to compile wireless drivers well everybody in a community as different abilities and I know what mine are and I'm happy with that. Anyway Starhawk I wish you the best and happy computing.
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Posted: Fri 16 May 2014, 22:23
Post subject: AnitaOS loaded
Subject description: Wireless drivers ?
Wireless drivers ? I test AnitaOs. Wireles drivers ; there is a solution. I come back
No wireless problems.
AnitaOS is empty, no applications ? I don't keep. Sorry.
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Posted: Sat 17 May 2014, 05:00
Post subject: Re: AnitaOS loaded
Subject description: Wireless drivers ?
Pelo wrote:
Wireless drivers ? I test AnitaOs. Wireles drivers ; there is a solution. I come back
No wireless problems.
AnitaOS is empty, no applications ? I don't keep. Sorry.
Using a build as you go DIY approach.
Built on top of the Puppy Linux 4 series. It is Barebones there are other apps on the sight which if you clicked on Browse all files then on the Anitaos folder you'd see these
On the project page I have stated where to get the extra software, I am sorry anitaos didn't work out for you.
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Motion for an order allowing the videotaped depositions of David Paul Hammer and Terry Lynn Nichols
The attached exhibits to the declarations mainly consist of FBI source materials and have been placed under seal by the court and are not part of the public record.
The attorney who was able to obtain a declaration from Terry Nichols fingering an FBI agent as directing Timothy McVeigh says that the documents attached to the affidavit indicate that the Oklahoma City bombing was an inside job.
"I didn't start out to solve the Oklahoma City bombing, I started out to find out who killed my brother and why," Jesse Trentadue told the Alex Jones Show.
In January 1996, Trentadue received an anonymous phone call telling him that his brother Kenneth had been murdered by the FBI in a case of mistaken identity because his brother had fit the profile of a member of a group called the Midwest Bank Robbery Gang that had been robbing banks to fund an attack on the federal government.
"Of course I dismissed it, I thought it was far fetched, unbelievable," said Trentadue, who said he ignored it until months later when he read a story in the L.A. Times about a man named Richard Lee Guthrie, also a member of the robbery gang, who was found hanging in his cell while in federal custody a day before he was due to give a confessional interview about the Oklahoma City bombing.
"Shortly before he was executed I received a message from Timothy McVeigh who told me that when he saw my brother's photograph and heard what happened to him, he knew the FBI has killed my brother because they mistook him from Richard Lee Guthrie."
Trentadue said he believes Guthrie was John Doe 2, McVeigh's accomplice in carrying out the attack on the Alfred P. Murrah building and an individual seen by multiple eyewitnesses yet omitted from the official story by the authorities. Guthrie and Kenneth Trentadue's physical description and movements were exactly the same, right down to the dragon tattoo on each's left forearm.
Jesse Trentadue stands in front of a portrait of his brother Kenneth who Trentadue claims was murdered by the FBI because he was mistaken with OKC bombing conspirator Richard Lee Guthrie.
Kenneth Trentadue's autopsy photos clearly betray a violent beating and torture as the cause of his death. The official explanation of suicide is completely inconsistent with the physical evidence.
"I didn't start out to solve the bombing, I started out to find the men who killed my brother," said Trentadue, "but every trail has taken me back to the bombing."
This is what led Trentadue to file a lawsuit in Utah ordering the FBI to release all documents relating to a failed sting operation they were running at a white supremacist paramilitary training camp in Elohim City, eastern Oklahoma, and its connection to the bombing on April 19 1995.
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In being given unprecedented access to speak to McVeigh's accused co-conspirator Terry Nichols, Trentadue was able to discover that, according to Nichols, Attorney General's Ashcroft's office gagged Nichols from speaking to the media after it became apparent that McVeigh's accomplices and government ties to the bombing were in danger of leaking.
"Apparently before he had contacted me several years ago he had written to Attorney General Ashcroft, volunteering to tell everything about the bombing and the others involved," said Trentadue.
"Not only did no one from Attorney General Ashcroft's office follow up with Nichols, they actually apparently issued an order barring him from all contact with the media - it was thereafter that he reached out to me and I was able to get in to see him to spend a day and half with him."
During the process of his lawsuit, Trentadue was able to receive documents with names blacked out that show the FBI's OKC bombing informants were conducting armed robberies with Timothy McVeigh in order to fund the construction of the fertilizer bomb used in the attack on the federal building.
"One of the foreign informants was actually the explosives instructor who taught him how to make the bomb," said Trentadue, confirming that Nichols told him the criminal activities were part of a process of creating a ledger or a storyboard to which the government's version of events could later be pinned to.
The documents also show that McVeigh called Elohim City two days before the bombing asking for help. Four months before the bombing, an FBI informant told his superiors of the attack plan and said that the Alfred P. Murrah building had been scouted.
Trentadue said that Nichols is desperate to tell his story, but cannot yet go into full detail because of the court order that sealed the affidavit. He stated that he is surprised Nichols is still alive considering the amount of suspicious deaths that have occurred as a result of the cover-up. Trentadue's own insurance policy was that he immediately went public with any information he uncovered.
Trentadue said that the only way Nichols' story will ever get out is if a videotaped deposition is allowed.
"You cannot tell that whole story in a declaration," said Trentadue, adding that the more important information was contained in documents attached to the affidavit, most of which were from the FBI and Tim McVeigh's defense team.
When asked if the documents detail the fact that the Oklahoma City bombing was an inside job, Trentadue responded, "I read them that way, I read them that there's others involved."
"My feeling is that the FBI fumbled the ball so badly at Waco and Ruby Ridge that I do remember this - they were under constant pressure and criticism from Congress and from the media and from the public."
"I think they put together this harebrained idea at Elohim City to lure in all these militia groups under the pretense of teaching them how to rob banks in armored cars and attack the federal government and I think they planned to catch them in the act," said Trentadue.
"The accusations that I have made against the FBI are that they set up this operation, that they had informants who robbed banks with McVeigh to fund the attacks, that they had an informant who was the explosives instructor who taught them how to make the bomb and it got away from them - they have not once denied those accusations, they have just begged this federal judge not to order the release of the documents," the attorney concluded.
MP3: Jesse Trentadue on The Alex Jones Show
Nichols Fingers FBI Agent Directing McVeigh in OKC Bombing By Name
New OKC Revelations Spotlight FBI Involvement In Bombing
Ashcroft Gagged Nichols From Exposing McVeigh's OKC Bombing Conspirators
Letter from Terry Nichols
The Trentadue Files: New documents offer details of the FBI's secret OKC investigation
FLASHBACK: In the matter of Kenneth Michael Trentadue
FLASHBACK: McVeigh Video Destroys OKC Bombing Official Story
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Two sub-9 minute 3200m runners highlight the men's 2013 cross country/distance recruiting class for Lipscomb University. In total, nine class of 2013 men make up the best distance recruiting class in Lipscomb University history.
The class is led by Californian's Christian Freeman and Juan Gonzalez, both ranked in the top 15 in the nation at 3200m. For all high school runners across the nation in 2013, Christian is ranked 10th and Juan is ranked 12th.
"Words cannot describe how excited we are about this season and this recruiting class. We have terrific young talent returning, with four freshmen breaking 15-minutes for 5k last year. We return three red-shirt seniors to the cross country team. Then we add by far the strongest recruiting class in school history" Bill Taylor, director of cross country and track and field, said.
Coach Taylor continues, "Better yet, these guys are awesome people. They fit the Lipscomb culture and our team wonderfully. They will contribute to our success athletically, academically, spiritually and socially.
"They also have a unique opportunity to be 'the team' that makes history here. Our men have improved over the years, however they have not taken that big step to be legitimate ASUN contenders and a threat to go to nationals. This recruiting class, combined with an awesome and very motivated returning class, will be that. I believe we will qualify the men's team to NCAA I Cross Country Nationals before this recruiting class graduates."
Assistant Coach Luke Syverson adds "Anytime you can bring in two distance runners who are both ranked in the top 12 in the Nation in one class, you are doing well. There are only a couple of programs in the country that can boast that, and those are perennially nationally ranked teams. It really is a testament to the kind of program we are building and the type of student-athletes we are attracting because of it."
Jared Daedler (Brea Olinda HS, Brea, CA. High School Coaches: Jeremy Mattern. Parents: Jeff and Natalie Daedler)
PR's:4:27 1600m, 9:34.58 3200m, 15:22 3mile, 26:33 8k
- Helped lead team to 2011 and 2012 Century League XC Championship titles
- Track & Field team was 2013 Century League Team Champions
- Scholar Athlete
- 2 time qualifier for CIF California State Cross-Country Championships
- Helped lead XC team to 3rd place finish at 2012 CIF State XC Championships
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: "I knew about the school's reputation as a Christian University. Coach Syverson contacted me about the team, and after looking into the school a bit, I saw that it had a fantastic running program as well as a great engineering program. These characteristics were exactly what I was looking for in my college search."
Coach Syverson on Jared: "We have known about Jared for a while as we were recruiting his older brother two years ago. Coach Mattern has a strong program at Brea Olinda and we have recruited a number of the guys in his program. Jared still has a lot of room for development and he is exactly the type of runner that has seen incredible improvement here at Lipscomb and in Coach Taylor's program. We are excited to get another Wildcat."
Christian Freeman (Carlsbad HS, Carlsbad, CA. High School Coaches: Katie Culley. Parents: Denise and Douglas Freeman)
PR's: 1:56.06 800m, 3:55.75 1500m (ranked #9 in Nation), 4:11.64 1600m (school record), 8:52 3200m (school record and ranked 10th in the Nation), 15:05 5k
- Lead team to North County League and CIF San Diego section Championship titles in 2012
- Finished 7th individually at CIF State XC Championships and lead team to 3rd place team finish
- Led team to At Large bid to Nike Cross Nationals in Portland, OR in 2012
- 2013 CIF SDS Champion in both 1600m and 3200m
- 6th place finish in 3200m at 2013 CIF State Track & Field Championships
- Team Captain for both Cross-Country and Track & Field junior and senior year
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: "One of the top reasons for me going to Lipscomb was the amazing quality of character I saw in the team. The group of people I would be spending nearly all my time were extremely friendly, goal-oriented, charismatic, and motivated. No one at any other college came even close to the stellar quality of characters I met at Lipscomb. Another reason for me choosing Lipscomb was the wonderful atmosphere. I'm extremely excited to advance my faith while getting an education around an awesome group of people at a beautiful school." Christian chose Lipscomb over schools such as; Cal Berkley, Arizona State University, and Univ. of San Francisco.
Coach Syverson on Christian: "Christian was a home run for us. He is perfect for Lipscomb and us for him in every way. He has a great personality and fun to be around. He knows how to race and has spent his high school career running against some of the best talent in the country. He had an incredible senior year in both XC and Track. He is the fastest and highest ranked runner we have ever signed. His 3200m time is ranked in the top 10 in the Nation and during different times during this past season, was ranked #1 in the Nation in the 1500m and his Carlsbad team ranked #1 in the Nation for the 4x1600m relay. We are excited to see how Christian develops during his four years here."
Juan Gonzalez (El Toro HS, Lake Forest, CA. High School Coaches: Rick Hagin. Parents: Juan and Irma Gonzalez)
PR's: 1:54.34 800m, 4:09.79 1600m (ranked #32 in Nation), 8:54.01 3200m (ranked #12 in Nation),
14:00 3mile, 15:05 5k
- Won prestigious California Fall XC meets such as Mt. Sac, Woodbridge Invite and Asics Clovis Invite
- 2012 CIF State Cross-Country Individual Champion
- Earned automatic bid to compete at Nike Cross Nationals in Portland, OR
- Won both League and CIF SS 1600m and 3200m titles in 2013
- Finished 4th at the CIF State Track & Field Championships in both 1600m and 3200m
- Orange County Register's Athlete of the Year in both Cross-Country and Track & Field
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: Team Atmosphere, Christian school
Coach Syverson on Juan: "Obviously, Juan, like Christian, is a huge addition for us. He was the top XC runner in California this past season and continued that success into the spring track season. However, more than his athletic success and the fact that he is one of the top scholastic runners in the country is that he is a great individual. The athletic part is a bonus. From the moment I first contacted Juan, I was impressed with how polite, respectful, and humble he was. I was also impressed by how important his faith was to him. I truly looked forward to speaking with him each time. I was amazed at the amount of Juan's peers that would constantly post things on his Facebook page about how he was an inspiration to them, or impressed with his faith, or how they appreciated his leadership. That kind of "endorsement" speaks volume to us. Juan chose Lipscomb over Arizona State University and will join female El Toro HS teammate, Taylor Romine, in the program.
Luke Jelen (Lincoln HS, Sioux Falls, SD. High School Coaches: Eric Pooley. Parents: Dale and Nancy Jelen)
PR's: 1:56.6 800m, 4:22 1600m, 9:29 3200m, 15:41 5k
- Led team to 2012 South Dakota State Cross-Country Championship title after finishing 4th individually
- All-State honors in both 2011 and 2012 for XC
- 2013 SDHSSA State Championship Runner-up in the 3200m
- Finished 6th at the 2012 SDHSSA State Track & Field Championships in the 1600m and 5th in 2013
- Team Captain and MVP of Cross-Country team in 2011 and Team Captain again in 2012
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: I felt God calling me to this school during and after my visit, and it just seemed like the best fit out of any school I looked at. I wanted a school that would offer me the things I needed academically as well as athletically, while giving all praise to Jesus Christ." Luke chose Lipscomb over schools such as; Liberty, South Dakota State, and Univ. of Wyoming.
Coach Syverson on Luke: "Luke was high on our list from the beginning especially due to what kind of environment he was looking for. As we have said before, we recruit more on character and academics than just times and Luke fit that to a tee. He is outgoing about his faith and wants to serve. He comes from a running family as both of his older sisters ran for Bethel University and his older brother was a stand-out runner for Liberty. Luke battled with some off and on injuries this past season otherwise his times I think would have been better. I know he will be a spiritual leader on our team and will have a great career here."
Daniel Lenart (St. Francis De Sales HS, Toledo, OH. High School Coaches: Parents: )
PR's: 51.50 400m, 1:56.44 800m, 4:26.88 1600m, 15:54 5k
- Two time qualifier for the OHSAA State Cross-Country Championships (2011 & 2012)
- Qualified for the OHSAA State Indoor Track & Field Championships in the 800m, 4x400, and 4x800 multiple times
- Finished 13th at the 2012 OHSAA State Outdoor Track & Field Championships
- 4.0 GPA, National Honor Society, National Merit Commended Scholar, and President's List
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: "I chose Lipscomb because I wanted to attend a smaller college with a friendly atmosphere. I also wanted to participate in cross-country and track in college while receiving an excellent education. Lipscomb fit both of those criteria very well."
Coach Syverson on Daniel: Daniel is one of our true middle distance type runners in this class. He has more experience with the 400 and 800 than the other distances as his meet schedule usually included two other relays each week. His build is that of a stocky, muscular, tough runner. His training never included that much mileage so we are excited to see what he can do. He is an incredible student and will help us continue our tradition of being one of the top Men's academic teams in the Nation."
David "D.A." Lowery (Lipscomb Academy, Nashville, TN. High School Coaches: Tim Taylor, Albert Thweatt, and Guy Avery. Parents: Stan and Anne Lowery)
PR's: 1:57.26 800m (school record), 4:27.73 1600m, 16:46 5k
- Finished in the top 8 at the TSSAA State Cross-Country Championships in both 2011 and 2012
- Was team MVP in XC for 2011 and 2012 and Track MVP in 2013
- Was honored as Lipscomb's McAdams Athlete of the Year as a senior
- Finished 3rd at 2012 TSSAA State Track & Field Championships in the 1600m
- Was 2013 TSSAA State Track & Field Championship Runner-up in both 1600m and 800m
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: Definitely the Christian atmosphere. I love the atmosphere of the team and the Christ centered focus of the University."
Coach Syverson on David: "We have had the opportunity to watch D.A. run and grow for a while now and he has been on our radar for the last two years. He has the build of an elite collegiate distance runner and we really think he has the potential to live up to that build and be our surprise runner of this class. He is an incredible fit for our program in every way. A great student and leader, he is fun to be around, knows our program, and will be integral in our Christian witness and service."
Derek Peterson (Wayzata HS, Plymouth, MN. High School Coaches: Bill Miles. Parents: Matt and Nancy Peterson)
PR's: 1:57.0 800m, 4:24 1600m, 9:50 3200m, 16:29 5k
- Earned 11 Varsity letters in Cross-Country, Nordic Skiing, and Track & Field
- Was Team Captain of all three sports senior year
- Helped lead 4x800 relay team to MN State title in 2012 and was member of Wayzata's 2012 Minnesota State Track & Field Championship team title
- Holds Wayzata school indoor 800m record
- All-State honors in Track & Field in both 2011 and 2012
- Wayzata HS was Lake Conference Champions, Sectional Champions and finished 3rd at MN State XC Championships in 2012
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: "The team environment is incredible. I really felt at home when I visited. The University is also a perfect fit. I was looking for a small/medium Liberal Arts school with engineering. Everyone is very supportive and I feel that I can thrive here for 4 years."
Coach Syverson on Derek: "Derek will bring a lot to our team and like the rest of this class, is a great character fit. It is one of the reason's he chose Lipscomb and we recruited and chose him. He is an eagle scout, well rounded three-sport athlete, musician, and the list can go on. He hasn't run a ton of miles but we think he will be able to build a strong aerobic engine in our program. He has had the advantage of doing a low impact, aerobic sport like Nordic skiing in the winter and that will carry over well. He has stronger middle distance times coming in but we think he could be just as good at the longer races too."
Jonathan "J.J." Shankles (Bearden HS, Knoxville, TN. High School Coaches: Steve Prince. Parents: Roland and Karen Shankles)
PR's: 2:02 800m, 4:50 1600m, 6:35 2k Steeple, 17:15 5k
- Four year lettermen in both Cross-Country and Track & Field at Bearden
- 4 time qualifier for the TSSAA State Cross-Country Championships
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: "Its all-around greatness."
Coach Syverson on J.J.: "JJ was a late addition to our class but was kind of a nice surprise. One of JJ's older brothers is a former Bison runner for us so we are very familiar with his family. Bearden HS has been good to the Bisons in the past as former Lady Bison and current coach, Jenny Randolph, was also a Bulldog. JJ has a tall, solid build, and since he has experience in the steeplechase, that might be his best race. Guys like JJ have seen some of the best improvement and PR rates in our system so we are excited to see what he will be able to accomplishment over the next four years."
Cooper Wall (North Kitsap HS, Poulsbo, WA. High School Coaches: Richard Christopher. Parents: Michael and Tracy Wall)
PR's: 2:00.30 800m, 4:44 1600m, 10:18 3k Steeple, 16:50 5k
- Qualified for the 2012 WIAA State Cross-Country Championships
- Team Captain
- 3 year letter winner in Cross-Country and Track
Reason for choosing Lipscomb: "I chose Lipscomb because of the God-centered atmosphere and the amazing attention and awareness of importance to detail. I'm excited to join the program at Lipscomb because it seems to be so inclusive to runners of every rank. I'm looking forward to taking part in the community and family that seems to be present in both the XC and T&F teams. I'm excited to receive a higher caliber of training which will hopefully uncover my true potential as a runner."
Coach Syverson on Cooper: "Cooper is another recruit who we know has the potential to get dramatically faster in our program. We have a number of athletes in our program from the state of Washington. While Coach Tayor and I are both originally from WA, most of it has to do with the depth of talent in the state. It is one of the deepest talent bases for high school distance runners in the country. Cooper's best PR is in the 800m but we think he can be a better longer distance guy. Cooper is a great guy and we are excited that we get to work with him to improve as a runner and athlete."


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In the Chrysler booth at SEMA last November sat an unassuming Deep Water Blue Ram 2500 Quad Cab, one that we thought would make for one heck of a nice daily driver. After perusing the spec sheet, we found out that this Ram was built as an exercise to show off Mopar accessories that are available from the very dealership where you would purchase your new Ram. These products are reasonably priced and are developed to last the life of the vehicle.
Featuring a much stronger stance than stock, this Ram has been upgraded with Toyo Open Country M/T 35x12.50R17 rolling stock, mounted on factory chrome wheels, made possible by Mopar's 2-inch spacer-style leveling kit. This extra altitude is enough to necessitate the addition of Mopar's 5-inch chromed oval sidesteps to make for easier entry into the cab. The bed is protected by a color-matched tonneau cover, which features an easy-opening hinge system and tailgate lock for weather resistant security.
Inside the new-to-Ram HD Crew Cab are a bevy of upscale touches, most notably the Mopar-developed Katzkin leather seat covers. These covers are beautifully crafted in dark slate with blue inserts that match the exterior paint color. Mopar offers a variety of color combinations with your choice of accent stitching and piping colors. Mounted in the front headrests, rear passengers can enjoy their own 7-inch DVD player that includes a remote control and headsets for those long drives.
Other Mopar chrome styling touches include door sill guards, tailgate bezel, fuel door, B-pillar appliqués, and an exhaust tip to add a little more upscale flair to the already luxurious pickup.
We spent two weeks living with "Big Blue," including a family trip to San Diego. In our travels, we noticed more than a few turned heads from our fellow motorists. On the highway, ride quality did not suffer, and the gentle hum from the Toyo tires was no louder than the Cummins at work. Even with all of the upgrades, the cab remained peaceful, and with our two-year-old tester in the back watching her DVDs, everyone enjoyed the drive.
Doing exactly what Mopar is aiming for, all of these genuine accessories worked well together and added style and function to an already great-looking package. Although we did take it on some fire roads, obviously the intention of this truck is not for trail duty, but it does make for one helluva nice family tow rig. Hey Mopar, think you can spare the keys again?
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|Katzkin Leather seat covers
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I'm trying to redesign my comic page ( http://mariposa.comicgenesis.com - shudder!) using CSS. I uploaded my style.css stylesheet into the Webpages section of my workspace folder. (I'm wondering if, in retrospect, this was a poor idea? Should I have instead put it in images and referenced to it there?) However, now I can't update it. As much as I upload the new file into my workspace/webpages, running an update (full update, mind) will update all the html files -- not the css file. I don't really want to touch the public html files, as I know well that it's a big, bold, red NO to do so...and as much as I'd like to say I think I know my way around systems like this I'd really rather stay on the safe side.
So my question is, how can I update my css stylesheet? One alternative I'm considering is just changing the name referenced in the HTML file and linking to a whole new stylesheet in the images folder that I can change at my leisure.
Anyway, thanks very much for taking the time to look at this question. My page is hideous now and I want to fix it. (it was wonderful back in the 800x600 days and my best friend worked very hard on it and I always have appreciated his work, but looking at the URL I'm sure it's not difficult to concede that it needs a bit of a freshener now.)
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Avoiding partial functions
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There are several partial functions in the Haskell standard library. If you use them, you always risk to end up with an undefined. In this article we give some hints how to avoid them, leading to code that you can be more confident about.
In addition to the below rewrites, many partial functions can be avoided by using variants from the safe library.
For a partial function f the general pattern is: Wherever we write "check whether x is in the domain of f before computing f x", we replace it by combination of check and computation of f.
1 fromJust
You should replace
if isNothing mx then g else h (fromJust mx)
case mx of Nothing -> g Just x -> h x
which is equivalent to
maybe g h mx
2 head, tail
You should replace
if null xs then g else h (head xs) (tail xs)
case xs of [] -> g y:ys -> h y ys
3 init, last
You may replace
if null xs then g else h (init xs) (last xs)
case xs of [] -> g y:ys -> uncurry h $ viewRTotal y ys viewRTotal :: a -> [a] -> ([a], a) viewRTotal x xs = forcePair $ foldr (\x0 go y -> case go y of ~(zs,z) -> (x0:zs,z)) (\y -> ([],y)) xs x forcePair :: (a,b) -> (a,b) forcePair ~(a,b) = (a,b)
Alternatively, you may import from utility-ht:
4 (!!)
You should replace
if k < length xs then xs!!k else y
case drop k xs of x:_ -> x [] -> y
5 irrefutable pattern match on (:)
You should replace
if k < length xs then let (prefix,x:suffix) = splitAt k xs in g prefix x suffix else y
case splitAt k xs of (prefix,x:suffix) -> g prefix x suffix (_,[]) -> y
6 minimumThe function
isLowerLimit :: Ord a => a -> [a] -> Bool isLowerLimit x ys = x <= minimum ys
You should replace it by
isLowerLimit x = all (x<=)
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40. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat9/XWIENFLUSS Feb 8, 2011 4:17 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Hello Adobe,
Can you hear us??? Seems like MDI is kind of essential to a not so small bunch of customers. Looking at the view counts of the regarding threads I suppose there are even more frustrated customers out there. So please bring up a solution to this issue. The smell of this "dead horse" sucks out loud.
Best regards,
41. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9OppfinnarKnullare Feb 24, 2011 12:22 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Currently I have 16 pdfs open. So I have 16 icons in my W7 task bar. Increadible that Adobe thinks this is a good thing...
In addition to this mess, I now I want to close all Acrobat windows. With MDI I simply closed the parent window and all was hunky dory. Now I need 16 clicks (at least) to close all windows. Who on earth can think that this is a good thing...
Thank god for Google giving Chrome a built-in pdf.viewer with tabs. I have now set that as my default pdf-viewer. Acrobat I only use when I need to comment or otherwise edit the pdfs... Was that the intent of removing MDI, Adobe?
42. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9letsbuildebooks Mar 11, 2011 3:10 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Well, here we are more than 2 and a half years after this thread began and Adobe still has it's back turned to the large crowd that like to work with many files open at once.
I can't imagine how such a bad decision was made. The lack of MDI clearly limits Reader and Acrobat. Don't they want professionals with hundreds and thousands of pages to work efficiently?
We've got more than 25,000 pages off graphics, batch generated, we want to assemble into PDFs for eBooks. So, naturally, we want to load dozens and hundreds of files at once. Put differently, we want to review these individually without watching the OS bog down and crash and without wasting time managing operating system windows.
43. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9DragJo Mar 20, 2011 7:39 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
While searching for better solutions than writing batch scripts that place my PDFs in Firefox I came across an argument:
Adobes target is to offer the same user experience on all operating systems.
A desirable aim and since Windows 7 provided an arrangement of windows that can probably work well with SDI one might think it is a good thing to change/remove approved features but why not extend them: Let the user decide at installation process or give an option to switch between both.
What if the expectation that everyone will update to a new underlying systems isn't fulfilled? What if Windows XP is still a very very important system (market share levels off at 55% at the moment since many industry areas are highly interweaved with XP).
The tremendous amount of barriers I was confronted with in my "eight hours Win7 test phase" shocked me and showed me that it will take me month to set up the environment as it operates now (scripts, drivers failing to work; hardware simulations couldn't be run; etc.) additionally the idea to bury well known options behind new dialogs which led me into the "clicking hell".
So I will not/never use a different WinVersion or Mac (even "more closed" though its style and design - hardware and software - is great) and virtualizing desktop environments offers me the opportunity to keep all under the Linux cover. I can't prove it and I'm not sure but by talking to others I got the feeling that many environments look like that these days.
I know consumer industry has a different flow, it needs to destroy old and reliable concepts to force customers to buy new products otherwise they will keep their old working stuff forever and a day e.g. no DirectX support higher than 9 in XP: ridiculous. I'm not sure if removing MDI from Acrobat 9 is connected to the same tactic. Please bring MDI back.
Kind regards
44. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9akioo9 Apr 7, 2011 1:22 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
I too am wondering what they are thinking at Adobe.. Dropping support for useful features because Macs can't use them? Come on, it really would not be that challenging to create a containerized architecture to support MDI as an option.
I have been waiting for several years now to see if Adobe would wake up. They haven't. So I'll keep using the same old Adobe products with MDI support that I always have. It also seems that there are a few new Acrobat-like products responding to the clear market demand. Cheaper, too.
45. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9FixitMAD1 May 20, 2011 12:27 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
This request has been going on since 2008? Recently I noticed that the newest version of Acrobat Pro v9.4.4 is not allowing PDF's in the same window. Did Acrobat bring back MDI and then remove it again?
I cannot get multiple windows open on the same monitor. If I have a PDF open on the Right monitor and click to open a PDF, the PDF opens in a new window on the Left-hand monitor. I do not want my monitors to be taken up by multiple PDF's that I work with. I want one Window and I can then select which PDF I want by going to the Window open in the menu.
Has there been any fix or solution for this yet? I cannot believe that Adobe has yet again removed a feature and has not at least provided something for us Windows users. This is lame.
46. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9tomkreutz May 23, 2011 1:01 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
I'd like to add my voice to this chorus of pleas for MDI. Some time ago I installed - and then immediately uninstalled - Acrobat 9 when I discovered this obvious design flaw; it essentially ruins the Taskbar. Today I repeated this insanity with Acrobat X; it never occured to me that Adobe wouldn't have fixed the problem in the new version. Incredible...
47. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9maxwyss May 26, 2011 8:45 AM (in response to tomkreutz)
One problem with this issue is that it is not recognized to be a bug…
Max Wyss.
48. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9HomeDad8 Jun 23, 2011 10:39 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Just upgraded from Version 7 to X.
I was really scratching my head as to why MDI was not working!
Where is that paramater, am I going mad!
Alas no, a failure of Adobe to understand my job workflow environment.
Very frustrating, please bring back this feature.
The reasons published for ditching this feature appear flimsy on the surface!
Please bring it back!!!!!!!!!!!!
49. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9jjarzeb Jun 29, 2011 8:35 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Same here. Why on earth did you not keep an option to enable Single Window Mode!! This is highly frustrating! I hate to have 20 independent pdf pages open on my computer all the time, and zero convenient way to switch between them. Ofter, I resort to creating a Binder with the documents I need to see together, but it takes time.
Why not have:
a buton for single window mode
a pop op asks you to select the documents to gather for viewing (with ALL as the default)
when you hit ok, all documnets that were selected for singel window mode get closed from the individual pdf mode.
50. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9cpalexander Aug 5, 2011 9:03 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Allow me to add my voice to the growing chorus urging Adobe to reinstate the MDI mode of version 8 and prior, or similar capabilties (tabs?).
My company transitioned from AA8 through AA9 and now AAX (Pro versions). When we transitioned to AA9, the loss of MDI was horrendously detrimental to my and my colleagues' productivity. (So was the bug in AA9 for loss of viewing all thumbnails for large documents, but that's another story.) I was disheartened that MDI was not restored in AAX.
Like many others, I keep several applications running to efficiently accomplish the tasks I'm paid for. My OS is WinXP. I normally have available a few Explorer windows, Office 2003 (Outlook, Word, Excel, PowerPoint) windows, and several other programs' windows. Most work with MDIs so I can switch between applications quickly and easily work with same type documents. Removing MDI from Acrobat has reduced my efficiency since I now have to use more brute force keystrokes/mousing, instead of using my brain for analytical tasks. My company is very large (about 155,000), so our office worker corps is very large. Not all of our office workers use the full Acrobat (Pro) in any version, but the Reader is installed as a standard load on all PCs. The loss of MDI in the full Acrobat and Reader versions for all these workers has to frustrate them and reduce their productivities.
Mr. Merchant's work-arounds are good, but they require more brute force effort than the MDI. I could be wrong, but the work-arounds appear to assume that all Acrobat users have a vast and intimite knowlege of their operating systems (Windows or Mac), other programs' capabilities, and have at least one relatively large monitor in a dedicated office environment. Obviously, this is not true. The vast majority just want the computer to accomplish a purpose for them. Many are mobile and use notebook computers with 15" or smaller screens. For easier visibility, many use lower resolutions which reduce their monitor's effective real estate. They also don't want to lose features they expect to retain. When updating programs, removing well-thought-out features without customer input can lead to customer dissatisfaction.
51. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9jdm5000 Aug 24, 2011 2:54 PM (in response to Allta Media)
Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9Here is some background on why MDI support was dropped in A9:
http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/2008/09/mdi_vs_sdi_in_acrobat.htmlYou people keep posting this link as if it were the answer to everything. The only thing it says is "WE HERE AT ADOBE ARE LAZY!" How about giving us a response that isn't canned?The removal of MDI has made Acrobat COMPLETELY useless for us. We have dual-monitor setups and the right monitor is rotated to portrait mode. With Adobe's lovely coding skills, if you have a PDF open on the right monitor expanded to fill the screen, when you open a 2nd pdf file, it opens up on the left monitor, but with the same dimensions! That means the window's title bar is off the top of the screen.You have to right click that pdf's taskbar button, click move, then arrow down until you can grab the title bar. Every. Single. Time.Tell me, Adobe: How is this "better?"
52. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9akioo9 Aug 24, 2011 3:21 PM (in response to jdm5000)
Yeah. I keep thinking when exactly we'll hear anything more about it. This type of behavior is common for companies that are about to have abrupt changes in their market share and business. It's been 3 years. How about it, Adobe?
53. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9Kelly McCathran Aug 25, 2011 9:57 AM (in response to jdm5000)
I'm not sure of Adobe's plans to add back MDI support, but something that may help with these documents opening at the wrong size is Window > Tile > Vertically or Window > Cascade. Instead of trying to reach the top title bar. Cascade has a shortcut of Ctrl Shift J. Tile Horizontally Ctrl Shift K. Tile Vertically Ctrl Shift L. Hope this is of some help.
54. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9mike@demon Aug 25, 2011 1:13 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
I have had to register on this site... just to express my amazement at the arrogance of Adobe in this regard. OK- so it might make some advanced functionality hard to implement... but what about the basics.
I couldn't believe it when M$ appeard to drop MDI from Office back in 2003 (I think)... how is this better for anyone with a job to do? It might be slightly easier to teach octogenarian morons how to use Office for the first time...Fortunately even though 2007 and 2010 is also a backward step in usability... (why change all the keyboard shortcuts... how helpful is that?? Why?????) at least it allows MDI.
For Adobe to do something like this just shakes my confidence in the common sense of professionals and developers....
I live in hope. But not much.....
Mike Kay
55. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9OppfinnarKnullare Aug 29, 2011 11:15 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
This doesn't bother me anymore. I have moved to Google Chrome for pdf-viewing and for Nitro PDF for more advanced pdf stuff. Thank you Adobe...
56. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9nypr010125 Aug 31, 2011 11:48 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
The forced SDI in Acrobat 9 is a big disappointment and my experience transition to CS5 is definitely smudged by this.
I do not feel better noticing how patronizing Adobes community professional are when responding to this user reaction. Jeff Moran states that "some of our customers have noticed a change". When discussing this issue with colleagues in the office I can't see other than this is a huge understatement. And reality is for sure that very few uses multiple monitors… or even large desk top monitors…. Many have gone mobile and have a laptop as their main work tool.
Unfortunately most of these people won't raise their voice in a forum.
Adobe, please stop using technical challenges as a reason to compromise on user friendliness, thank you!
57. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9CampingKev Nov 1, 2011 12:34 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Wow, just wow. I am an IT rep working to rollout Adobe Reader X, and I'm still being asked by users to rollback to version 8 for this MDI malarchy. I am astounded that Adobe has not figured out business processes and needs of users that process large amounts of documents. How many years has this gone un-fixed? I suspect they merged the coding for Mac and Win versions and don't want to go back to separate versions...
58. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9CampingKev Nov 1, 2011 12:41 AM (in response to CampingKev)
I read the Adobe explanation at http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/2008/09/mdi_vs_sdi_in_acrobat.html -- it is funny to note that in my company each user has between 4 and 8 screens, 19" or larger. PDF processing wants to be done in one screen, one window, one application.
59. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9adobe16v Feb 11, 2012 3:28 PM (in response to AtinWadehra)
Wow- Feb 2012 now and I'm just now catching up again with this feature request. When will we get a single window for all my PDF files in my Acrobat X PRO?
60. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9akioo9 Feb 11, 2012 6:23 PM (in response to adobe16v)
I gave up waiting and spent some time evaluating alternatives. I'm now happily using PDF-XChange Viewer (the name is somewhat misleading, as it's more than just a viewer). Sure, there are some rare instances in which I go back to the old version of Adobe Acrobat to run some prepress tasks etc., but otherwise PXCV is it.
61. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9oregoner12 Feb 16, 2012 11:52 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
just gave up on acrobat and started using Foxit reader. Tabs!
62. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9Bernd Alheit Feb 17, 2012 4:09 AM (in response to oregoner12)
just gave up on acrobat and started using Foxit reader. Tabs!
Info: Foxit reader can't create PDF files.
63. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9mats_h Feb 22, 2012 8:33 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
I wonder sometimes if Adobe is aware of how their products are used. For me as an architect, having a whole set of drawings and other documents in PDF format open, Acrobat 9 is a major step back in the evolution of the software. I wonder if the staff at Adobe have tried having the complete Alt-Tab menu filled with PDF-files?
I've read the blog post that was posted at the top of this page, but I think the reasons were rather weak for dropping MDI. Removing useful features is a big no-no if you ask me.
Hope the next version - or better yet: a hotfix - makes Acrobat behave the way us users want it to.
64. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9FixitMAD1 Jul 26, 2012 8:54 AM (in response to FixitMAD1)
Adobe, from your blog http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/2008/09/mdi_vs_sdi_in_acrobat.html it was indcating that you (Adobe) heard the complaints loud and clear and were working on a solution? Really? Where? I find it exteremly annoying one of your reasons was because Mac users could not use this function anyway. I'm sorry, but we Windows users have ALWAYS used this feature. To have you remove this in version 9 and X is insane. You may want to cut costs on programming, but please it is quite obivious from the complaints on your own forums that users are fed up with your issues under Acrobat 9 and now Acrobat X.
It is 2012 and no MDI support still. Funny how you closed the blog on October 7 2008 because you did not want more complaints. You have really disspointed your clients and I am recommending that we do not go with the next version of Acrobat because of the lack of support from Adobe.
65. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9Electroscribe_2015 Sep 5, 2012 11:59 AM (in response to FixitMAD1)
First of all, I use both Macs and Windows, and leaving out a Windows feature because a Machead can't use it defies the imagination. Secondly, am trying to edit a form in Acrobat Pro X and not 9, on a Windows laptop docked in a dual monitor setup (laptop screen and external monitor). Would love to move the Tasks/Fields panel onto the laptop screen so I could see the tab order of my form elements on a different screen from the form itself. While Adobe InDesign allows this, Acrobat does not. Not a happy camper. Will have to take this project home and hook up to a widescreen monitor to get done in a timely fashion without scrolling all over the screen.
If there is a different forum for that, let me know and I will go there.
66. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9Dave Ainaire Nov 1, 2012 4:52 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
It seems obvious that not enough customers have been affected by the loss of the MDI environment.
I've finally had to upgrade from WinXP and my Adobe 7 software. I'm now running Windows 7 and Adobe 9 Pro. I am also taking advantage of Win7's support for more than two displays. I've got the laptop display and two external monitors going. The screen arrangement is somewhat unique in that both monitors are rotated to portrait mode and are side by side. (The laptop is _not_ rotated)
The SDI environment makes the Windows Alt+Tab feature nearly useless when I am working with PDF files. In addition to this, each document I open with Acrobat seems to open on a different screen, in a different position, often with the Menu Bar off-page (beyond the established Windows desktop size). This forces me to use keyboard shortcuts to move the window back to usable screen space.
As a result my productivity drops considerably when I need to work with Adobe files, which happens to be all the time.
Is anyone at Adobe watching these community pages? Can I downgrade my license to an older version please?
Dave Ainaire
Electrical Engineer
P.S. I don't use Mac products and don't plan to. On the few occasions that I've been asked to help somebody else with theirs I've found the 'alternate reality' user experience to be frustrating. I have no desire for the software I use to have a similar user experience with anything related to a Mac.
67. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9FixitMAD1 Apr 25, 2013 9:19 AM (in response to Dave Ainaire)
No further updates since Adobe indicated they heard their users "Loud and Clear" and then promptly closed the website from further messages. Messages started on 9-11-2008 until the last post by Adobe on 10-7-2008 -Look here: http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/2008/09/mdi_vs_sdi_in_acrobat.html. Seriously this issue has been going on since 2008 and Adobe has YET to provide a fix for us Windows Acrobat users. What "best way we can make this issue better" has happened? nothing that is what.
If you go to this link: http://blogs.adobe.com/acrobat/how-you-can-influence-the-future-of-acrobat/ you will see users have been complaining about this since April 24 2009 from that website as well.
There are plenty of business users who do not want multiple PDF's opening in multiple windows for no rhyme or reason. I prefer and have also preferred one Acrobat window with multiple PDF's. IF I want another window (side-by-side) I can open another Acrobat window manually. Taking away the MDI from Acrobat starting with v9 is outrageous claiming that Mac users cannot use this function. I'm sorry, but since when does MAC users influence what Business users of Windows have always used? The fact that Adobe is trying to save programming by only using codes that are compatible with both systems (Windows and MAC) is the worst excuse I've seen.
There are STILL issues with Acrobat Pro v9.5.4 and not having MDI is becoming more and more of a Pain-in-the-butt! Adobe please Wake Up and see that users since 2008 HAVE been complaining. Fix this MDI problem and no more excuses. Your continuation of ignoring your users makes me think you are like Congress and will DO what You want not want the people want.
Time to look for another alternative to PDF creation and editing in the Windows environment.
In my opinion, Adobe has become too large and customer service has been degraded. (The Left-Hand does not know what the Right-Hand is doing mentality)
68. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9FixitMAD1 May 9, 2013 2:15 PM (in response to FixitMAD1)
I recommend anyone and every Business user who are fed up, go to this website to fill out the Bug report.
Feature / Bug Report:
Let us bombarb this website with business users who are tired of using the Acrobat Pro line (since v9) with MDI support disabled/removed.
Adobe i'm sure reads their own forums (since they run it) but have not indicated when they will be fixing this. I think if more of us use that Feature/Bug report and let Adobe know they really screwed the pooch on this one!
Bring Back MDI support in the Windows Acrobat Pro 9+ line!
69. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9cpalexander May 9, 2013 2:32 PM (in response to FixitMAD1)
Adobe won't restore MDI into versions 9 and X. They want everyone to upgrade to XI, which has a feature called Merge and Combine Files. It may be a suitable alternative:
There are demo videos on that page. I'm waiting for the go-ahead from my company and department that the program is compatible with the rest of our enterprise OSs and specialized software before I load the program.
70. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9maxwyss May 9, 2013 3:18 PM (in response to FixitMAD1)
First and foremost, Acrobat 9 will be dead mid-June (Adobe declared "End of life", which means that there will be no more update, no more official support, nothing).
Feature requests posted now, might be considered for implementation with the next major release of Acrobat (whenever that may be).
It may be helpful to ask for MDI (where you can be sure that it will be rejected), or "tabbed view" (which has a slightly better chance).
Max Wyss.
71. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9akioo9 May 9, 2013 4:59 PM (in response to maxwyss)
Trying to get Adobe to do anything is a lost cause. The company has gone terminal, and it's just waiting for the one thing that will kick it off the edge. I switched to PDF-Xchange that works much better, faster, and more reliably. And it hosts all the documents I want in one window. Interestingly enough, I began using PDF-Xchange after switching to 64 bit Windows where Acrobat (Pro) didn't support the creation of icons that show the content of the document. (I don't know if Acrobat even now supports that very basic feature, but it's just another case of don't care at this point.)
72. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9BendersonMath Oct 10, 2013 11:38 AM (in response to cpalexander)
We've been able to merge and combine PDFs for several versions now. What does merging and combining have to do with window display?
73. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9letsbuildebooks Oct 10, 2013 3:15 PM (in response to BendersonMath)
Dunno. The post was a few years ago.
74. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9pallavimane May 13, 2014 2:54 AM (in response to AtinWadehra)
This is really terrible idea.
I was not really intended to upgrade to Acrobat XI PRO but i had to because Framemaker 12 does not support older PDF versions. even if you have installed 7 or 8 version it uninstalls automatically and i left with only one option than upgrading to XI PRO. getting rid of MDI is a terrible idea Adobe. Please listen from someone who works 18 hours in Acrobat PDF.
75. Re: Enable Single Window Mode in Acrobat 9Kelly McCathran Jul 1, 2014 1:29 PM (in response to pallavimane)
I don't have an issue with this on the Mac, PDFs automatically open in new windows there. I'll check to see if there is another workaround for the PC folks... (just an Adobe instructor, not an Adobe Employee) -- Kelly McCathran


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The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District has received a slightly improved score for its Insurance Services Organization (ISO) rating after a review of the new rating but not enough to move it forward to the next category.
The Sunrise Beach Fire Protection District has received a slightly improved score for its Insurance Services Organization (ISO) rating after a review of the new rating but not enough to move it forward to the next category.
The department's overall rating went from a split Class 6 to a Class 5 for the entire district earlier this summer but will not be effective until October. The new rating was announced after an evaluation by the ISO in 2013.
The review of that evaluation improved the department's score from 53.79 to 56.27.
District officials were pleased with the improvement even though it was not enough to change the overall rating.
"We spent a lot of time reviewing the report and felt strongly that the ISO did not give us all the credit we deserved," said Sunrise Beach Fire Chief Dennis Reilly in a press release. "The ISO was very willing to listen to our concerns and the new grade places us all that much closer to our ultimate goal of a Class 4 rating."
According to Reilly, the district still plans to ask ISO evaluators to reeturn in 12-14 months to try to improve the rating to Class 4.
"We have made a commitment to our community to use our resources to provide excellent service while taking steps to manage our finances and the burden we place on the community. Our improved ISO rating is an example of our commitment to living up to our promises," he said.
Prior to this year, the last time the district was reviewed was in 1998. ISO does evaluations on its own every 10 years, but departments can reach out and request a review to improve its rating at any time.
Some insurance companies use the ISO rating in calculations for insurance premiums on homes and other buildings. For homeowners using these insurance companies, a rating improvement means savings which varies by insurance carrier and other factors of the individual structure.
The difference in insurance costs would help offset and possibly provide net savings for these homeowners within the district following a 7 cent levy increase approved last year.
Some of the areas of improvement in the 2013 review included engine companies, reserve engine companies, training, distribution of resources, water system, hydrants and hydrant inspections.


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PYONGYANG, North Korea, Aug. 29 (UPI) -- The ex-girlfriend of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un is among 12 performers who have been executed by firing squad, reports indicate.
Hyon Song-wol, a singer, and Mun Kyong-jin, head of the Unhasu Orchestra, were arrested Aug 17 on pornography charges and executed three days later, The Chosun Ilbo reported Thursday.
The others executed were members of the orchestra and singers, musicians and dancers with the Wangjaesan Light Music Band.
Hyon and Mun were accused of videotaping themselves having sex and selling the videos.
Kim and Hyon met about 10 years ago before either was married. Kim's father, the late ruler Kim Jong-il, ordered him to break off the relationship.
Kim later married Ri Sol-ju, who also was a member of the Unhasu Orchestra. Hyon married a member of the military.
An intelligence official said last year that Kim was rumored to have resumed a relationship with Hyon, Time reported.
Families of the executed have reportedly been sent to prison camps in accordance with the country's practice of guilt by association.
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Rabies Drive in Calhoun County
The 2014 Calhoun County Rabies Drive will be Monday through April 12. During the drive, Calhoun County residents can get their pets vaccinated at a reduced cost. The drive is sponsored by the Calhoun County Animal Control and organized by the Calhoun County Veterinary Medical Association as part of an ongoing effort to minimize the chance of a local rabies outbreak, according to a news release.
County law requires all dogs and cats at 3 months old to be vaccinated followed by a one-year booster and triannually after that, according to the news release. Local veterinarians will also offer the same low rates in their offices during the week. Appointments are not necessary for out-of-office drive sites; just be at the right place during the hours of operation. Appointments are helpful but not required for vaccinations in local veterinary offices, says the Victoria Advocate.
Rabies Drive sites:
Monday• 4-6 p.m. • Six Mile County Barn • 5812 Farm-to-Market Road 1090, Port Lavaca
Tuesday• 2-5 p.m. • Port O'Connor Fire Station• 101 S. Sixth St., Port O'Connor
April 9• 2-5 p.m. • County Barn in Seadrift • 104 E. Dallas St., Seadrift
April 10• 2:30-4 p.m. • Olivia Fire Station • 24627 State Highway 172, Port Lavaca
• 4:30-6 p.m. • Point Comfort City Hall • 102 Jones St., Point Comfort
April 11• All day • Veterinary Offices in Port Lavaca
April 12• 8 a.m. to noon • Veterinary Offices in Port Lavaca


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Luke Martinez Sentenced in Criminal Battery Case
A former Wyoming basketball player accused of kicking a man in the face during a bar fight has been sentenced in the case.
Lucas W. Martinez has been ordered to serve 45 days in jail, with credit for 4 days already served, and is facing a fine of $750, $300 payment to the victims compensation fund, $40 court costs, and $58,000 in restitution to the victim.
Martinez was accused of kicking a man who was unconscious. The fight happened in late December, 2012, outside a Laramie bar. Martinez, of Bismarck, N.D., was suspended from the team following the incident. He was averaging 14.5 points a game before his suspension.
University of Wyoming spokesperson, Chad Baldwin, confirms that Martinez was no longer on the team as his eligibility had expired.
Felony charges of aggravated assault that had been originally filed against Martinez in Albany County District Court were dismissed on August 8th, following a request to do so by the County Attorney's office. The case was then refiled in Albany County Circuit Court, under a charge of misdemeanor battery.
A call to the County Attorney's office was not immediately returned.
Martinez was named in a civil lawsuit related to the case earlier this year. Steve C.M. Aron, who represents the victim, Parfait Nayigihugu, says that lawsuit is still pending. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages.


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Standards-setting efforts backed by most in the industry
Standards developers are in agreement on one thing - the overriding need for standards to improve the industry's image and longevity. And many to whom the standards would be applied see a benefit as well.
Representatives of groups involved in standards creation pointed out that standards aren't a luxury, but a necessity in these increasingly tough economic times.
"If the security industry doesn't get professional about standards, it will disappear,†stated R. Hunter Knight, president of Integrated Command Software and chairman of the Security Industry Association's Standards and Technology Permanent Committee.
Industries that overlap with security, such as telecommunications and information technology, have already adopted standards that could impact the security industry, said Mark Visbal, associate director of technology for SIA. He pointed to smart cards is just one area where that overlap occurs.
Also of note, Visbal said, is the globalization of the industry. As European and Asian manufacturers enter the marketplace, many bring with them their own sets of standards. As a result, he said, SIA is looking at participating in ISO standards "as a tool for penetrating new (international) markets.â€Â
The post-Sept. 11 world is another factor that has stepped up the move toward standards, Visbal said. Areas related to homeland security, such as biometrics, will require technical standards, he said.
Scot Colby, president of the Standards Committee for the National Burglar & Fire Alarm Association and the incoming president for the organization which is authoring a standard on alarm installation, said there can be a monetary advantage to having standards. "Any time you can strengthen the industry and be more respected, it can mean more sales,†he said.
So while standards-developing groups make a case for the need for standards, those who would operate their businesses by these standards have their own views.
"I hate losing jobs over price when you know the reason for the price difference is sub-standard installation work,†said Dave Whittington, sales manager for Blue Ridge Security, Anderson, S.C., in response to a Security Systems News NewsPoll. "(Let's) create a standard and let's live or die by that standard.â€Â
Todd Harrington, senior account executive for Syracuse, N.Y.-based Rapid Response Monitoring Services, and another NewsPoll respondent, notes that an unstandardized industry could devolve into something unsavory.
"Considering all that we are responsible for, ours is the most 'underregulated' industry on the planet,†Harrington said. "We need strict, uniform, enforced standards in order to remain a viable industry of opportunity or we stand the chance of evolving into or becoming recognized as a late-night advertised 'juice weasel,' 'rotisserie oven' type of industry.â€Â
Who should develop an installation standard has backers across many sectors of the market among NewsPoll participants.
"Having a set of uniform standards, particularly installation standard practices, ensures that all installations would be of a uniform (high) quality,†said Doug Darby, engineer-security systems division for John Deere Worldwide Security, Moline, Ill. "I would prefer NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) to write the standards as they have the mechanisms in place and they don't sell equipment per se.â€Â
But Ron Spinney of Northeast Security Systems Inc., Wiscasset, Maine, would prefer that NFPA stay out of the security standards business.
" I am not totally opposed to some standards, but I feel the NFPA has no business here. They are only looking for ways to enhance their own revenues,†Spinney said.
Still, the thought of regulation has some reserving judgment on the need for broad standards.
"I concede we need a solution to all the corner cutters out there, but the last thing we need is more bureaucracy and third-party control,†said Art Jones, owner of Witness Security & Home Automation, Lexington, Ky., in the News Poll. "There is little that can be done to 'enforce' installation standards short of having an inspector on site during an installation.â€Â


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