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True or False? Taking an entire pack (or large amount) of birth control pills will have the same effect as a medical abortion.
False, birth control pills do not contain the hormones that cause a woman to abort a child.
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Less than 1%
This procedure medically known as intact dilation and extraction was deemed illegal in 2003 by the Supreme Court.
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During pregnancy it is best to avoid even moderate amounts of...
Alcohol and other drugs (they are associated with premature delivery, mental retardation, birth defects, and low birth weight babies)
Caffeine(less than 300mg per day)
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Susan B. Anthony
Mary Dennett
Eleanor Roosevelt
Margaret Sanger
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Or, if my boys were in charge of this post they'd say "Macbook versing Gateway." Somewhere along the line they've irrevocably twisted this relatively straightforward preposition into a verb until it's become a family shibboleth.
But I digress . . . Andrew recently decided he needed a new computer and treated himself to a Macbook. Having received a new Gateway laptop last summer, I've been used to owning the coolest piece of technology in the house and am having a hard time accepting the Stranger Amongst Us.
All I hear about is "my Macbook does this" and "my Macbook does that" until I'm ready for desperate measures. I may have to buy one too. As you read the post listen for the "dueling banjos" song that should be playing in the background (but of course isn't--my Gateway doesn't do that).
Here are highlights from our somewhat bitter debate:
1. "My Macbook is lighter." To which I say: So what? Maybe if computers weren't quite so light computer geeks wouldn't have such a reputation for tiny muscles. Maybe big and clunky could be a good thing.
2. "My Macbook is easier to use." Yes, yes, I know. And when I want to know how to use my Gateway who is it hurting in the end? Me or my I.T. (information technologies) specialist--i.e. you?
3. "My Macbook's battery lasts longer than your Gateway battery ever could." Bring it on. Maybe so, but my Gateway can outblog your Macbook any day, any place, any time. Maybe.
4. "My Macbook has a built-in camera." Big deal. That's only important if you want to spend hours in front of your laptop making pictures like this: and I outgrew that in junior high (am I sounding bitter yet?)
5. "My Macbook makes funky sounds when it performs certain functions." My Gateway makes sounds alright, and some that could be considered funky, but not sounds it's supposed to be making.
6. "My Macbook never crashes." Yes I know the only stories you'll ever hear of Macbooks crashing are apocryphal--rather like Bigfoot sightings--but if it happens, I'm there with my video camera and I'm going to capture that moment on film for the entire internet to see.
7. "My Macbook never gets viruses." See number 6 above.
8. "My Macbook's keyboard feels better--smoother and sleeker--than your Gateway keyboard." *Sigh* Yea, and we know all about how men love the curves and lines.
9. "My Macbook has a special bullet-proof bag to go with it." For that alone I am completely and totally jealous. It deserved an entire post.
10. "My Macbook shuts down as quick as I can blink." No, really, it does. He's right, it's like the thing has a built in clapper--or responds to the "I Dream of Jeanie" blink thing.
11. "My Macbook has a cool glowing apple on the cover." *Another sigh* What does my Gateway have? The Gateway logo. And it doesn't light up.
12. "My Macbook's cord is cooler than your whole Gateway combined." For this I have to post a picture and it still doesn't do it justice--the cord design is brilliant. Brilliant I say!
13. "My Macbook was used in the last space shuttle launch." Okay maybe he's making this one up but it wouldn't surprise me if it were true. It is one cool machine.
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The Trader's Guide to Key Economic Indicators
By Richard Yamarone
Bloomberg Financial, 2012
$75.00, 320 pages
Lock any healthy man in a candy store for six months with nothing to eat or drink other than what's in the shop and it doesn't take a doctor to tell you that that a man's health will be weakened, if not irreparably damaged. Likewise, it doesn't take an economist to tell you that if an economy suffers high debt, low employment and stagnant consumer confidence over a period of time, the damage will seep into every household and enterprise. An economy can't outperform its poor fundamentals forever any more than an individual can survive on a steady diet of junk without his health being adversely effected, but you can watch for signs of strength and weakness if you know what to look for and, more importantly, profit from such insight.
"Economic forecasts provide essential underpinning for stock and bond markets, industry, and company projections," according to Benjamin Graham and David Dodd's seminal work, "Security Analysis." Just as a doctor has his tools of the trade — stethoscope, blood sugar tests, EKGs, etc. — to determine an individual's health, by having a toolset of economic indicators at your disposal, you can glean insight into the health of the overall economy and plan a trading strategy accordingly.
That is what "The Trader's Guide To Key Economic Indicators" by Richard Yamarone seeks to do by offering a detailed account of more than a dozen economic indicators to help you make more accurate forecasts of the economic forces at play.
Not knowing how to read the health or illness of the economic framework that you are working within is a bit like playing on the railroad tracks and not knowing when a train will come through. You may be able to survive and thrive, but all it takes is one Black Swan event and financial tragedy occurs. Yamarone attempts to bridge the mind-numbing challenge of droll economic theory to give you a working toolset of indicators to help you make accurate economic forecasts.
If the overall economy is flat or declining but New Residential Construction creeps up, do you know what that means and how to profit by it? If the Unemployment Report begins to decline, how does that affect you? What about Personal Income and Outlays?
One flaw of Yamarone's book is that it is more "big picture," or macro level economics, and takes a long-term view, so the indicators detailed here will lag compared to the stock market itself, which tends to be a leading indicator of economic health. While the two do not move in tandem all the time, Yamarone does a fairly good job of giving you a strong foundation in the essentials of what to look for to help you make better financial decisions in today's markets.
That said, after reading this book, you will become more aware of what economic currents are in the air and have a better chance at achieving your goals as a direct result.
Billy Williams is a 20-year veteran trader and publisher of www.StockOptionSystem.com, where you can read his commentary and a report on the fundamental keys for the aspiring trader.


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I'm not ashamed of it: I didn't like Phantom Hourglass very much. When I heard Nintendo was having another crack at a DS Zelda game and had seen the first trailer and batch of screenshots, I cringed. Phantom Hourglass was a game that suffered from several very deterring gameplay mechanics – the sailing was made monotonous and dull, and The Temple of The Ocean King… well, we don't mention that when we discuss the great moments of the Zelda franchise.
Phantom Hourglass showed many of us – or at least myself – that a Zelda game didn't necessarily have to be a gem amongst dust and rubble. And yet we ate it up, and ate, and ate for over a year. Phantom Hourglass was the last word of Zelda in Nintendo's longest development hiatus since the gap between Link's Awakening and Ocarina of Time. To those of us who enjoyed Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks's appearance was a godsend – to the rest, it signaled that Nintendo might have been out of touch with its core audience.
Spirit Tracks has now been out for over two months. Most of us have bought, played, and even finished the game. Was it an improvement over its predecessor? How will Spirit Tracks stand in Zelda history amongst its brethren? And, more importantly, what does Spirit Tracks say about how Nintendo is addressing its core audience of gamers?
The Quick Gist
Spirit Tracks takes place chronologically after Phantom Hourglass, roughly a century after Link and Tetra discover new land (though we're not told how long it took them to find said new land). The land, unfortunately, is plagued by evil – these kids can never get a break, can they? – and the spirits of good must work to fend it off. With all their energy, they seal the great evil away beneath the ground and lock it up with the Spirit Tracks and the Tower of Spirits.
A century later, this great evil has returned in the form of Malladus, the Demon King. Naturally, it's up to Link's latest incarnation to stop him. This time, Link's companion is a bit different: It's Zelda, in the flesh. Or at least for a little while. Fueled by your usual assortment of plot devices and items, you make your way across this New Hyrule to gather the materials you need to be able to stop Malladus's revival, and later his destruction of the world.
A Train Travel-tastic Adventure
With the backstory covered, you immediately notice something big: the Zelda series has finally returned to solid ground with Spirit Tracks. Of course, if you thought that the ocean was green and brown you probably didn't notice, because the mechanics of traveling are essentially the same as Phantom Hourglass. You still travel about the overworld in a vehicle, unable to leave a given path you set, and unable to get out of your vehicle and explore on foot (which you could do in The Wind Waker). Although Nintendo has fussed with the mechanics of traveling about the overworld slightly since Phantom Hourglass, it still feels like a gigantic step back from the likes of The Wind Waker, Twilight Princess, and even earlier handheld Zelda games which allowed the player to freely roam about the world without the aid of a vehicle.
That said, it's great and fun for what it is. You travel about New Hyrule in a train, along the sacred Spirit Tracks which keep Malladus bound to his prison. Unlike in Phantom Hourglass, where you could guide your steamboat anywhere on the ocean, your Spirit Train is restricted to a set path – the Spirit Tracks. You can preset your route along the tracks if you like, or make turns along the junctions manually.
In Phantom Hourglass, there was a tendency to, well, fall asleep while traveling about the ocean. Since you could also preset your route in Phantom Hourglass, the attention-grabbing sailing from The Wind Waker disappeared. In Spirit Tracks, Nintendo's tweaked, more fixed formula alleviates the issue somewhat. There are obstacles along the tracks, and new tracks to discover. More often than not the set route you pick before you start your travels won't be the route you take to your destination, as you'll be constantly fighting enemies and avoiding obstacles moving along the tracks (such as other trains).
This all culminates to make train travel feel much fresher than steamboat travel, and more unique than The Wind Waker's sailing. However, it does not fix one of the most significant issues of the Zelda series as of late: The implausibility of having such a disjointed kingdom. As in Wind Waker, Phantom Hourglass, and even Twilight Princess, the overworld is essentially barren. This is alright in Twilight Princess because you can go anywhere – and the same in The Wind Waker.
But in Spirit Tracks, all you can do is pass by this barren land, this white space, and feel that something is being taken from you. There's this entire world to explore, but you can't go explore it. The world feels so much smaller as a result – in fact, the entire world feels like it only consists of six towns and five dungeons. And, well, it pretty much does. But although it's the same case in other Zelda games, they rarely feel so empty – Nintendo has always done a good job of making its worlds feel grand and full of life when, in reality, the worlds are rather small and empty. In Spirit Tracks, you only see anything when you stop at a train station. The towns are small, underdeveloped, and have at maximum ten or so people living inside them.
The entire population of New Hyrule might not be more than fifty folks. Your local neighborhood has a population many times the size of this. Heck, your high school might have a population ten or twenty times the size of New Hyrule. This wouldn't be an issue if the land didn't feel so empty – and the cause is the train mechanics. The steamboat traveling. The sailing.
While train travel was fun, even downright enjoyable, and the experience polished to a T, it was the direct cause of a much more striking issue: In future games, a de-facto "method of transportation" must disappear. After three games, it's getting rather tired and it shrinks the size of this beautiful new world Nintendo has so carefully crafted by orders of magnitude simply for what it is.
Nintendo is clearly aware of this; Zelda Wii is expected to change things up a bit – or a lot. But for now, it remains that most of the Spirit Tracks gameplay is, essentially, what you saw in Phantom Hourglass.
The Control Scheme
In fact, the entire Phantom Hourglass formula remains essentially unchanged. This includes the inability to control Link using any sort of physical button and, although I can appreciate Nintendo's interface decisions, there really is no excuse after the complaints with Phantom Hourglass to not include the option to control Link's movements with the D-Pad. The D-Pad again becomes this useless instrument, with only the down button serving any actual function.
I can't help but feel that the gameplay and interface issues caused by Phantom Hourglass and Spirit Tracks are steps backward from over two decades of interface innovation in software and games. Apple's iPhone has taught us that gaming without buttons is a different beast entirely, and Nintendo's handheld was not set up for an all-touch interface. Ignoring half of your own product's interface is not the proper way to push a system; it never has been, and it never will be.
Nintendo had learned how to properly implement Zelda controls with buttons on a handheld device the day it released Link's Awakening for Game Boy, and for some reason it feels that it needs to forget that its systems have buttons that most gamers would cry to be able to use. This is an issue I have with the DS that goes well beyond Spirit Tracks, but it's worth mentioning here because I can only hope that some smart interface designer at Nintendo is reading this article.
- The DS's touch screen is resistive, and not very sensitive. This makes it not very ideal for short gestures, or gestures which require a high degree of accuracy. While you get this kind of accuracy on capacitive screens like Apple's iPhone and other modern mobile phones, you don't get it on the DS. The DS's touch screen, in today's market, is almost unforgivable in its accuracy and quality; there are better solutions out there that didn't come from my circa 2003 Palm Pilot. This wouldn't be an issue if not for the following…
- Nintendo omits button controls and replaces them with gestures that require accuracy that the DS does not have. Swiping is the big no-no here. In Phantom Hourglass, it was the little circles. Tapping is the only "gesture" that truly works flawlessly on the DS.
- A touch screen is not a replacement for buttons. Games want tactile feedback because tactile feedback results in high accuracy. Nintendo needs to use the L and R buttons, the D-Pad, X, Y, A and B. They should be able to make innovations without sacrificing controls, or else build a console made for full-on touch controls.
That's all I'll say about that, because I don't want to wrongly give impression that I hate Spirit Tracks because of Nintendo's interface decisions. Rather, I'd like to now focus on what Nintendo did right with the interface and gameplay in Spirit Tracks, and where touch controls work the best and are used appropriately.
What's Right With the World
The touch controls that involve tapping are implemented gloriously; they're just right. Tapping on an enemy to hit it has always felt great since Phantom Hourglass, and I'm glad that was left unchanged, even if it makes it essentially a piece of cake to kill any enemy.
I'm especially glad that the circles-to-roll gesture was abolished for a double tap for the reasons I explained above; that said, the slashing is still less accurate that it could be, and doesn't always work, again for the reasons I explained above. Nintendo's touch screen just isn't up to spec with what it could be for the money we pay for this console.
The train controls are what's right with the world here. Although I've already spoken about the train, I have to reiterate that it was executed skillfully – the train is fun, and fun to control, much more so than the steamboat! The variety of things you can do with the train and its controls make it second only to the King of Red Lions in transport and versatility.
The Tower of Spirits – Spirit Tracks's counterpart to the Temple of the Ocean King – is probably the most welcome change in the game. Gone is the time limit and the stealth; in fact, everything about the Temple of the Ocean King you probably hated has been done away with for what really is six different dungeons that all happen to be in the same building. And controlling Zelda inside of those dungeons is easy – it took some getting used to, but in the end worked out great. Zelda's inclusion I'll get to in a bit, but for what it is it made the game much better, not worse.
But I have to reiterate – the Tower of Spirits is good. It's really good, and it's really challenging by the final two visits. It's even unforgiving in some ways, but in good ways – none of it involves stealth and all of it involves great co-op puzzle-solving with Zelda and a slew of different types of Phantoms, each with a unique ability that only make the puzzles more fun to solve.
Overall, I think that Spirit Tracks is one of Nintendo's more adventurous titles, in terms of gameplay. Their interface missteps overlooked (as that's more of a console-wide issue of the DS being the illegitimate child of an iPhone and a Game Boy) Spirit Tracks offers a much more enjoyable and improved version of what you've seen before in titles like The Wind Waker and Phantom Hourglass.
The Interesting Inclusion of Zelda
Nintendo has marketed Spirit Tracks as a revolutionary type of Zelda game, and it is – in a way. It is the first time that Zelda has accompanied Link, but she plays the rather standard role of "Link's partner and guide", which means she's joining the ranks of Navi, the King of Red Lions, Midna, Ezlo, and Ciela.
When you really look back on it, these characters – with the exception of the King of Red Lions and Midna – have a history of being, well, not the most tolerable. They're akin to Clippy from Office '97. They're supposed to help people out, and they do, only so much as one can tolerate them.
That said, Nintendo has made an increasingly valiant effort to work these partners deep into the story. Oddly enough, the most successful partners I know of are Midna and Issun – and Issun doesn't even come from a Zelda game. Issun is from Okami, a Zelda-esque title for Wii and PS2, and is an example of a partner who screams personality. Midna is an example of a partner who doesn't exist just to provide comic relief. Neither of these characters are plunged into their respective stories without serious reason for being there, which makes them not only integral to, but also essential to the experience of the game.
In Spirit Tracks, there was no reason to include a fairy – so no need for Ciela. In fact, it seems hard to imagine a way to spearhead an extra character into the game that actually adds something useful to the plot. The best way to go about it was to take a character that exists in practically every Zelda game and make that character Link's partner – yes, Zelda herself.
To say it's revolutionary might be a step too far. But it was the right decision. Zelda definitely isn't going anywhere in the series, and to give her a real face – even if she's the descendant of the already-vocal Tetra – is actually a welcome breath of fresh air for the series.
For probably the first time in a Zelda game, you really get to know Zelda's personality. Twilight Princess had one of the most adult and yet one of the most mysterious Zelda characters of all; this is quite the opposite. Whereas you almost never saw Zelda in Twilight Princess, you're with Zelda all the time now. She's a brat – but she's smart. She's not there to provide you hints so much as drive plot, and that's a good thing.
Where Zelda comes in handy is the Tower of Spirits, as the inclusion of her ghost opens the door to the co-op gameplay of that building. As I said, it's a very successful remixing of the core elements of the Temple of the Ocean King. It's not only welcome – it's fun and adds something to the Zelda experience that you only got in other innovative Zelda titles like The Minish Cap.
Moreover, Zelda's inclusion feels right and not out of place at all. And it's about time that she was off protecting her own kingdom.
When I first began Spirit Tracks, I wasn't thinking too much about graphics. Running with a DS (or really with Nintendo in general), you get used to having low graphical expectations and instead generate an appreciation for good gameplay. With Spirit Tracks, it takes a subtle eye to notice the graphical improvements from its predecessor, Phantom Hourglass. However, once you see them, it becomes immediately clear the spit and polish and effort that went into creative what really is a graphical marvel on a system like this.
For example, Spirit Tracks's graphics engine does something most modern console games still never do at all: anti-aliasing, or edge smoothing. Why do games never do this on consoles? Unlike their PC counterparts, consoles have fixed processing power. Game developers usually opt for graphics that are not anti-aliased to save that processing power and get higher frame rates, which makes for a smoother picture on the screen.
Spirit Tracks selectively anti-aliases elements of the environment that never move. What does that mean? Well, it means that the edges of, say, the train station in Castle Town are perfectly smooth – but the train station is still generated in real time, in 3D. To you, though, you might have thought it was a pre-rendered background. A painting. Something, well, not 3D.
This is where you begin to notice where Spirit Tracks differs from Phantom Hourglass graphically. You start to notice the spit and polish that went into the Phantom Hourglass graphical engine, and it all culminates into an impressive package. Cutscenes are cinematic and the frame rate never drops, except in some rare occasions on the overworld when tanks or pirate ships appear. The smoothness of the game is a testament to more powerful systems that this kind of heavyweight graphical processing can exist without compromising the frame rate of the game.
In short, Nintendo has coupled one of the most graphically intensive rendering styles (cel-shading, which is more intensive than realistic rendering) with one of the most graphically intensive processes – anti-aliasing – and come out with a smooth and beautiful game. It is, in short, a one-of-a-kind experience on a handheld, and other developers should take a hint and start making games this way. Nintendo has just proven that virtually any handheld on the market can handle some form of anti-aliasing; the DS is the least powerful of the bunch, and yet it can handle anti-aliasing in Spirit Tracks, even if selectively.
Hoo boy – this one's a biggy. I hate to keep referencing back to Phantom Hourglass, but I have to restate my feelings on this one: Phantom Hourglass's score was abysmal. Koji Kondo wasn't even on the team for this one (if you didn't know that, now you do – Koji Kondo had no part in the composition of music in Phantom Hourglass).
Of course, Nintendo must have realized their blunder, and put good ol' Mr. Kondo back on the team for Spirit Tracks. The result is one of the most impressive musical scores any Zelda game has had – ever. Totaling over 140 tracks, it's a beast, and is likely proof that Nintendo was determined to make Spirit Tracks the game that Phantom Hourglass wanted to so badly to be.
I can't express how afraid I was that Nintendo would repeat their mistake with Phantom Hourglass and skimp on the score with Spirit Tracks. But they outdid themselves – there's a new track in practically every room of every building. At some point, you lose yourself in all this music. It's really great; this should be the standard of musical quality in a handheld Zelda game.
If you look back to only ten years ago, you can see the difference in quality we now expect. Phantom Hourglass's score was roughly equivalent to the Oracle games' scores combined, but you don't often hear complaints about the blips and beeps of the Game Boy age. We now expect fully "orchestrated" scores to go with our handheld console releases.
Do I feel a bit spoiled? I do, but I also think that one of Nintendo's most popular franchises deserves to have the level of quality that makes its player feel spoiled. Nintendo could have probably ignored the whiners here and let the Spirit Tracks score fall short, but they didn't – and even made sure that Koji Kondo was back on the force composing music himself.
Despite its interface pitfalls, which are clearly large and glaring and have not all been fixed since Phantom Hourglass, Spirit Tracks has proven itself to be the game that I wished Phantom Hourglass was, and probably what I consider to be the only "worthy" sequel to The Wind Waker. The Wind Waker is my personal favorite Zelda game, which probably only compounded my disappointment with Phantom Hourglass, and heightened my excitement over Spirit Tracks.
An anonymous source I know connected to Nintendo once referred to Spirit Tracks as Nintendo's "redemption" for the mediocrity that was Phantom Hourglass. It was Nintendo's best effort to make a title that didn't forget its core audience – us, here, who unwittingly purchase every Zelda game that passes onto shelves, who demand a challenge and a game with the utmost quality that reflects the game-changing experience Zelda has come to be over the years.
Does Spirit Tracks truly redeem Nintendo for the abandonment of their core audience with Phantom Hourglass? Only you can answer that – but what Spirit Tracks does do is strike a great balance between ludicrous difficulty and playability. Anyone can pick up Spirit Tracks and figure out how to play it – but it's going to take effort to figure out how to beat it, unlike Phantom Hourglass. Couple that with the sheer level of polish in Spirit Tracks's graphical and musical departments, and you've got what could be called the start of a "redemption."
Here's hoping that Nintendo tries to "redeem" itself more often.


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Yes, the bulls still have it by a small margin and not because of any sartorial elegance such as that we alluded to last week. Fact is, there still appears to be a cluster of buyers just under the market who continue to exhibit an eagerness to buy on pullbacks. As a consequence, while the short-term trend continues to remain somewhat in doubt, the larger intermediate Cycle is positive as is the Major Cycle.
With the Dow Jones Industrial Average now flirting with new all-time highs after coming within range of the October 9, 2007 close (14164.53) via intraday action to 14149.15 last Thursday, the savoring of blue chips seems to persist. But the Dow was still shy of that all-time close last Friday by 74.87 points and the October 11, 2007 intraday high (14198.10) by 108.44.
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- Major indexes were slightly higher last week with sole detractor evident in marginally negative Value Line index.
- Trading volume rose 18.6% compared to previous week, but that is only because previous week was truncated with only four sessions due to holiday.
- Short-term trend remains uncertain to extent S&P 500, NASDAQ Composite, and Value Line index remain negative, but Dow Jones 30 in bid for new highs is positive.
- Confirming that action short-term Momentum is positive in only Dow 30.
- Minor Cycle stats remain toward "Neutral" while intermediate readings are "Overbought" as are Major Cycle statistics.
- To suggest positive near-term trend, S&P must rally back above upper edge of 10-Day Price Channel (1522.69 through Monday) and must surpass 1530.94 at most recent high to underscore resumption of larger Intermediate Cycle. Intermediate Cycle turns negative below lower edge of 10-Week Price Channel (1447.88 through March 8).
- Daily MAAD recovered some of recent short-term losses last week, but remains below short-term high reached February 19. Daily MAAD Ratio was last "Neutral" at .95.
- Daily CPFL remains just below new short-term high reached February 19 and was marginally "Overbought" at 1.32.
- Cumulative Volume (CV) continues to mimic price action in cash S&P, but is still lagging in S&P 500 Eminis. On longer-term basis, CV in S&P 500, NASDAQ Composite, and Dow 30 has only recovered about 50% of losses since October 2007.
There is also a larger problem with Dow 30 strength. In addition to the fact none of the other major indexes have confirmed that positive flavor in the Dow, Cumulative Volume (CV) in the bellwether 30 is nowhere near making new all-time highs. In fact, like the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ Composite, CV in the Dow has only been able to retrace about 50% of its losses in the wake of the October 2007 highs. Is that upside failure in CV since the March 2009 lows a reason for long-term concern? Yes it is, given the fact Intermediate Cycle statistics remain just as "Overbought" in the Dow as in the other major indexes.
So, should resilience in the Dow 30 be regarded as a harbinger of higher prices in the other major indexes, or should it be viewed as an end game from the old "quality is the last to go" school of market analysis?
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- Short-term trend could easily slip back into negative territory. Such action would then have impact on larger Intermediate Cycle that remains positive, but "Overbought."
- Weakness on short-term trend overlapping and affecting Intermediate Cycle would then put in jeopardy uptrend in effect since last November.
- Nonetheless, lacking downside resolution on near term and fact intermediate trend remains positive, albeit tentatively, we cannot preclude possibility current near-term pullback could be developing within context of still positive intermediate advance and that strength above S&P 500 high on February 19 (1530.945) could occur. Such action would then re-assert Major Cycle uptrend.
- What could now be at stake is staying power of long-term advance begun in March 2009.
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Subject description: sound works, Firefox does not
Compaq Presario 1200 with 32MB onboard and 64MB added RAM, 475MHz AMD-K6-2 cpu.
800x600 res, cheap video/sound chip, via82cxxx which refuses to work with OSS sound (Basiclinux)
but works perfectly in pulp with mplayer. Most mplayer binaries won't work on AMD-K6-2
but this one must have been compiled for i586. I could play streaming audio from a few
online radio stations by pointing mplayer at the URL, but some need javascript and:
Firefox refuses to load - illegal instruction.
Opera 9.64 loads but the menu is missing. F11 does not help.
Seamonkey 1.1.19 worked. It also crashed a lot until I
made a swap file. (I need to find a 128MB PC2100 SODIMM).
Firefox 2 from DSL linux works on this computer in Basiclinux.
(But so does Opera).
I suggest that it or Seamonkey be in future versions.
Could not get mplayer to play mp3s or pls automatically at
several sites. Running from rxvt revealed that they now
require avisynth.dll (video codec) which pulp does not have.
The laptop has lovely JBL Pro speakers with volume buttons,
and a great keyboard. Screen is a bit streaky and low res.
Same case, keyboard, and sound as better quality presarios.
To use it as an internet radio, I assembled a collection of URLs to use
directly with mplayer and made scripts which I put into /root/my_app*/bin/.
mp3blaster also works but cannot do pls asx ram wma etc. (Which I
have not yet tested with mplayer either).
Win98 sound works on here but mplayer for Windows is not i586.
IE 5 and Netscape can't handle today's internet.
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Posts: 856
Location: Ann Arbor MI USA
Posted: Tue 19 Apr 2011, 23:41
Post subject: Pulp won't work on Presario 1675
Subject description: no boot
After determining that even 160MB memory is not enough to keep
Seamonkey from crashing in Pulp on Presario 1200, I copied
the sfs, vmlinuz, and initrd.gz to ext2 hard drive on a
Presario 1675 with Win2k in first partition and set it up
to dual boot 2K and LILO, with Pulp as default. It kept
booting to my other linux, with lilo installed to hda2.
I installed lilo to fd0 and it started to boot to pulp
and stalled at "loading kernel modules".
This computer recently stopped recognizing its added
memory but has 64MB onboard. Today the pcmcia bridge
went bad and my other linux has no support for USB
wireless so I was going to switch to pulp. Don't know
if it objects to the hardware in general or just to
the broken parts. I will try DSL live CD instead.
Or use it as an mp3 player - volume buttons and nice
JBL Pro speakers. It even plays DVDs but with large
moving colored squares (few pixels) at 400MHz. I think
the AMD-K6-2 cpus are a lot slower than others with
that rated speed.
Will check if anyone else got puppy working on
these two Presarios.
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Posts: 595
Posted: Sat 30 Apr 2011, 01:24
Post subject:
no file.
I have 2 web accounts.
Willing to host..
contact wanted.
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Posts: 4359
Location: Sydney Australia
Posted: Sat 30 Apr 2011, 19:45
Post subject:
puppyiso :
Best I can do.
Versions 2 & 3.
You have to rename >>> the doc file...
PULP 0.03 rename the .doc to .iso as usual.
md5sum: 6a630a82e966ea5f030e08528636adc4 pulp_0.03.iso
f you download the file below, rename the .doc to .iso burn it to a cd and off you go.
md5sum: 84eb7006a3aa3e26fe54f6ec89312e3e
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Posts: 856
Location: Ann Arbor MI USA
Posted: Mon 04 Jul 2011, 00:59
Post subject: Flash 10 in Pulp Linux
Subject description: With Opera 11, Seamonkey 2.0 and Firefox 4
Download the browsers, unpack to their own directories in /mnt/home.
Firefox and Seamonkey require libdbus pet which I have a copy of
at http://keesan.freeshell.org/bl/libdbus-1.3.pet.
You can tar -zxvf the pet and copy the libraries to /usr/lib (cp -a lib*).
I made scripts in /usr/local/bin to start the browsers:
cd /mnt/home/opera*
cd /mnt/home/seamonkey*
similarly for firefox
I edited /root/.jwmrc by adding lines at the beginning on the model of Firefox 2, using the above scripts. Alt-F1, down arrow, Enter.
Download the latest installer of flashplayer tar.gz to some place.
tar -zxvf install* libflashplayer.so (extracts just that one file)
mv libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins
Delete the package - the rest of it is irrelvant (for gnome etc).
All three browsers are set (in profile) to look here for plugins, but Opera was not recognizing flash because some libraries which it requires were not on the library path. They come with seamonkey and firefox, and the wrapper script lets them be found when the browser is loaded.
Opera's wrapper script does not look for libraries in other browsers.
I symlinked these libraries to /usr/lib/ which is on the path.
cd /usr/lib/
ln -s /mnt/home/seamonkey/* .
(or firefox would also work).
You could instead edit /etc/profile to change the library path and reboot.
Supposedly opera will also look in /opera*/lib/opera/plugins/ so put the libflashplayer.so there if you don't use firefox or seamonkey.
Firefox 2 which comes with pulp (FirePup) also has these libraries, which you can symlink as above to /usr/lib, but they are older (did not test).
Flash is now working for me on this DELL Latitude D600, but on my HP
N5415, if libflashplayer.so is in any plugin directory, seamonkey (2.1) and
firefox (5.0) crash when I access Youtube site. AMD K-7 cpu, 900MHz. I have not yet tried Opera with flash there (or Puppy 4.31 with seamonkey 1.1.1
. xpdf also segfaults, and Netflix says the cpu is not supported.
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Posts: 856
Location: Ann Arbor MI USA
Posted: Mon 04 Jul 2011, 11:01
Post subject: Flash 10.3 with pulp01
Subject description: Works on one of two computers with pulp, on both with puppy 431
Flash 10.3 in /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins (set up as described in previous post).
Works in Pulp on a 1.6GHz DELL Latitude (which only runs at 600MHz - something failed)
and in Puppy 431 on that and HP N5415 900MHz (AMD K-7). ldd libflashplayer in all three works.
On the HP in Pulp01, ldd: exited with unknown exit code (135) when I ldd libflashplayer
(but works with other binaries), Seamonkey 2.1 and Firefox 5.0 both crash when I
have libflashplayer.so in plugins and go to youtube, and Opera cannot find libflashplayer
(not listed as a plugin even with refresh).
What difference between Puppy 4.31 and Pulp01 (based on 4.12) might cause the same
exact libflashplayer and browsers not to work together, and ldd to fail, in pulp
on the HP? I have all the browsers stand-alone on another partition.
Adobe claims Flash 10 requires 2.33GHz - obviously it does not.
I symlinked defaultmediaplayer to mplayer (it was a script using gxine which is not in pulp).
The following default scripts use programs not found in pulp.
Not found Equivalent
calendar - ical cal (CLI)
chat - pidgin centerim
contact - gaby (is there an address book?)
draw - sodipodi mtpaint
htmleditor - mozedit (I only found text editors)
spreadsheet - gnumeric siag
imageviewer is mtpaint and could be gqview instead.
Perhaps the author would like to fix these scripts and add something
for contact and htmleditor (or remove those scripts).
Lots of other useful programs in here are not on the menu (e3pi, cdrecord).
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Posts: 449
Location: La Porte City, IA , U.S.A.
Posted: Mon 04 Jul 2011, 13:30
Post subject:
Perhaps the author would like to fix these scripts and add something
for contact and htmleditor (or remove those scripts).
It sounds like PULP might be an dead pup?
You could remaster your own pulp?
harii4 wrote:
any plans for an new pulp?
seamonkey and rox gtk1.2 ?
Nope, so far pulp does what I want it to do.
It's all free software- so feel free to roll your own. Personally I'd love to see what people can do with GTK 1.2 apps. So far all filemanagers for GTK 1.2 are not ideal (IMHO).
3.01 Fat Free / Fire Hydrant featherweight/ TXZ_pup / 431JP2012
Peace and Justice are two sides of the same coin.
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Posts: 856
Location: Ann Arbor MI USA
Posted: Mon 04 Jul 2011, 15:04
Post subject: Pulp01 is not dead
It works fine with the latest versions of Seamonkey, Firefox, and
Opera, and even Flash except on one
rather screwy laptop, so is hardly
dead. I use it instead of Puppy because I prefer to work in a real terminal, with framebuffer text, and I like the smaller simpler apps. I have added/modified (lynx, pico). Just suggesting a few small fixes in case there is ever a new version. I have recommended pulp to users of Basiclinux, which will not support gtk2 or flash without a lot of updates, because Pulp uses little RAM and has many of the same GTK1 programs we are used to in BL.
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Posts: 808
Location: the Western Reserve
Posted: Mon 11 Jul 2011, 16:45
Post subject:
Subject description: good ideas rarely 'die'
Amen to that (smaller, simpler, more robust apps). Far too often I run into gtk error messages in recent pups when trying something different (or it's missing this, that or some other whatever bulk).
The difference is quite noticeable on older kit (have to smile a bit at puplets that need >256 ram)
Pulp rocks, even when you load it up with simple candy
@harii4 - personal remasters can be a learning experience
(in other words, zenfunk did well in creating a few pups with character)
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Posts: 4850
Location: Blue Springs, MO
Posted: Mon 29 Aug 2011, 13:48
Post subject:
this is a pet that will install the last gtk1 standalone flashplayer - you will need an internet connection (due to uncertain license issues) but you don't need a browser & the RAM footprint is only ~8mb (the player is just over 1MB)
to test it out try:
gflashplayer /usr/share/examples/vector-images/omelette.swf
p.s. donot try to strip the binary with --strip-all, it will break
Note: it appears to have used code from xscreensaver (X11 license)
743 Bytes
437 Time(s)
Check out my
github repositories
. I may eventually get around to updating my
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Posts: 222
Posted: Wed 31 Aug 2011, 04:44
Post subject: Future of pulp
Hey, good to see that some still have interest in my puplet. I'd love to help out, since I have enough time on my hand again. Unfortunately I am currently on a long sailing trip which also means that you will get access to an acceptable internet connection just once every couple of WEEKS!!! So I'm sort of out of the game right now. If someone wants to bring PULP to the next level- please go ahead.
Just after the finish of the last version the gtk1.2 version of rox somehow appeared in this forum again, so integrating this file manager back into pulp would sound promissing- since many puppy scripts heavily depend on it.
Keep truckin' Christian
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Posts: 10548
Location: SwedenEurope
Posted: Wed 31 Aug 2011, 05:06
Post subject:
If one compare Pulp with Pupngo both being small and more into CLI than big WM versions?
Do them differ in how them set things up? I ask because I did get pupngo for a while to work for me but I needed too much hand holding for my own taste. I felt guilty of taking up the Dev time too much. So true!
So pulp is it easier to use? less comlicated? how does it differ?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posts: 856
Location: Ann Arbor MI USA
Posted: Tue 27 Sep 2011, 21:49
Post subject: Flash 10
Subject description: Works with Opera in Pup 431 but not Pulp, works in Pulp with Seamonkey 2, Firefox 6 but not 7
Firefox 5 won't even load, 7 complains if I try to watch Youtube, 6 works fine. The latest Flash 10 for linux copied to /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins (where /etc/profile looks for it).
Opera 11.51 works with flash in pup 431 but not pulp - I tried putting libflashplayer in
the opera directory in plugins (I use opera standalone) and in /usr/lib/opera/plugins but it cannot find it. Opera plugins are not listed in /etc/profile even in pup431. What file in puppy 431 should I imitate in pup to make Opera work with flash?
Pulp is working quite nicely on a 333MHz DELL Inspiron 7000 (Xorg, not Xvesa - which goes haywire) with ES1869 sound and hardware volume control, except that mplayer also won't work. PII processor. The touchpad even scrolls.
5GB hard drive because someone threw it in a dumpster when the 14GB drive failed. Flash is rather jerky but usable. It will take 2x128MB plus 64MB onboard but so far 256MB has been adequate even at Youtube (with swap file not accessed yet).
MicroXP 0.91 installed here (slowly) but even after loading wireless driver it could not find a signal, and the wired pcmcia driver would not load. MicroXP 0.83 would not even install (asms error) though it came with both drivers. Puppy to the rescue! It makes a fine internet radio even without external speakers.
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Posts: 5398
Location: Republic of Novo Zelande
Posted: Fri 30 Sep 2011, 15:54
Post subject:
Hey Sindi...which pulp are you using? 0.1, 0.02 or 0.03?
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Posts: 856
Location: Ann Arbor MI USA
Posted: Fri 30 Sep 2011, 17:33
Post subject: Pulp 0.1 flash
Subject description: works with seamonkey/firefox not opera
Pulp 0.1 (latest). It also works nicely on the Inspiron 8100 (1400x1050 Xorg). There must be some file to edit so Flash will work in Opera.
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