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Day 2 – Second Test
There are times when it's better not to be in the team, and today was one of them. Coach2.0 had been generous enough after our First Test defeat, but after today's performance, The Eleven coped both barrels from him in the dressing room at the end of our innings. Just when I thought it was all good to put that in the past, he really wound up after play finished. Prof and I kept our head down and our mouths shut, lest there be some collateral damage.
There was some frank discussion among the team, and some resolution to do do better. We'll see.
At the end of the blood-letting, Darren (team psychologist) was supposed to say some soothing words at this point, to make sure we were able to move on and focus tomorrow. All he came up with was some wishy-washy analysis that said when you thought about it, England lost 6/103 today, so our 10/128 needed to be put into perspective. Coach2.0 looked like he was going to explode, then politely but firmly asked Darren to look for some "perspective" out of the room. Darren nodded sagely and walked out of the room just quickly enough to avoid the broken bat that Coach2.0 threw in his general direction. "Just to tidy up," he said afterwards.
Sarah has arranged to give a presentation on some research results she'd just got in from CA, but she knew that tonight wasn't the night. Unless there was some wisdom in the research like how not to play the wrong shot and how to review the right decision, relevance to a team hurting real bad wasn't going to be "high". "Maybe next time," she said discretely.
The bus was very quiet on the way back to the hotel, apart from the jeering from the crowds of English supporters flooding away from the ground, panama hats askew. The Prof pulled out a thick document from his backpack and started reading it hidden inside a copy of New Idea. Needless to say, I wanted to know what he was up to.
In the crush to get to the team bus, The Prof had managed to grab a copy of Sarah's detailed research report from a side table – the full report, not the rosy bits and pieces she had planned to share with is. The report runs for 100 pages or more, but here are some highlights:
– 0.5% of male Victorians wish Jim Higgs was still playing Test cricket.
– 87% of Australians think Broad should have walked, but only if Warnie said so.
– 17% of club cricketers world wide don't know what LBW stands for
– 26% of female cricket fans don't eat Mars Bars on Sundays.
– 48% of people under 20 can't explain what "Howzat!" is a contraction of.
Which is a shame, as there are only 17 more times they can hear it this match.
England 361 and 3/31, Aust 128.
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Last Friday afternoon, I took a field trip out to far west Houston, near Bear Creek Park, to visit a new client. I was grateful for the timing of my trip, since at 2:30 p.m., the Friday rush hour traffic had not yet begun. The last time I had driven on the Katy Freeway, it was fraught with delays and detours because of construction. Now, it was smooth sailing, as I practically zoomed along the monstrous expressway. I was distracted and nervous, however. I needed to see a lady about a horse.
Remembering the phone call from earlier in the week, I wondered what I was getting myself into. What was I thinking, agreeing to give a Feldenkrais lesson to a horse? Yet Courtney, the animal communicator who called to enlist my help, had been very persuasive. Baron, a resident of the Remington Acres Equine Refuge, had apparently slipped in a muddy patch somewhere on their 64 acres, and had come hobbling home. His left hind leg was sore, his knee was swollen, and he was in pain. He was checked out by veterinarians and other animal specialists who said that nothing was broken, thankfully. And yet, the horse was having trouble walking, and seemed not to be able to feel his leg very well, except for pain. Could I help?
Some Feldenkrais teachers work regularly with animals. I don't — or haven't. There's an off-shoot of the Feldenkrais Method, developed by Linda Tellington-Jones (one of Moshe Feldenkrais' original US students), that has animals as the focus. T-Touch, as it's called, is used to help animals learn better patterns of movement and behavior that can facilitate in the healing of injuries, relieve pain, and calm anxiety. Since we're a few months away from having our first T-Touch practitioner in Houston, Courtney called me as the next best bet. I told her I would try my best, and see what I could do. She was fine with that. "So far, our alternatives have been to take him to [Texas] A & M for surgery, or put him down. We want to try everything possible before we go that way."
I pulled off of Eldridge Parkway and into the driveway for Remington Acres. As I walked up to the ranch gate for Courtney to let me in, I saw my client standing in the paddock. Baron, as I had been told, is 1/2 Clydesdale. He is the most enormous horse I have ever seen. A big, cranky, hurting horse, waiting for me. Oh boy!
Courtney introduced me to Baron, and to Rose Westover, one of the founders of Remington Acres. The refuge cares for abused and neglected horses, and horses whose owners can't take care of them anymore. They are expanding their abilities to provide equine therapy for humans with emotional or physical difficulties. Today, it was Baron who needed help. He and I needed to get to know each other.
Needless to say, working with a gigantic animal outdoors is very different from working with a class in a dance studio, or a person on my table. Baron was a bit impatient and agitated, so Rose and other volunteers made sure to bring plenty of hay and treats to keep him pacified. He stood 16 hands at his shoulders. His hip was way above my head, and his hoofs were huge. I spoke gently to him, moved slowly as I stroked him, and tried to stay out of the way of the hoofs. He only stepped on me once.
Baron could tell that I was uncomfortable — we both were. As I quieted my mind, the nagging inner voice saying "What will you do? What will you do?" was replaced with another voice. My major mentor, Paul Rubin, often said, "Just do the Feldenkrais Method. Work the Method." That became my mantra as I began.
I watched him stand, and walk. Baron clearly favored his left hind leg. His left knee there was swollen, and his left hip looked strange somehow. But what aroused my curiosity was his hoof and ankle. He would bend his ankle and drag the hoof sometimes. The ankle was not coordinated with the rest of his leg. This was particularly pronounced when he was following Rose, in pursuit of hay. I stroked him and told him I was there to help him, and that he was a very big horsie. Then I started talking to him in a higher, softer voice, telling him that he was such a pretty little pony. His ears perked up and his eyes twinkled. Flattery will get you everywhere. He was somewhat skittish, but gradually calmed down enough that I felt like I was safe to touch his hip and his knee. I did not try to manipulate or correct anything, or force anything to move that didn't want to move. I simply touched to bring his awareness to those parts of his body. I touched his ankle, and the bones of his lower leg. Gradually, he came to rest his left hoof completely on the ground. Something shifted.
We worked for about 40 minutes, taking frequent pauses so that he could nibble on some hay, or have a little walk. I traced his spine, from his shoulders down to his sacrum. Since he was sort of dragging his leg, I was curious about whether he was stiffening in his lower back, as people often do when they limp. I felt for his vertebrae just above his sacrum, trying to form some kind of mental map of equine anatomy, for myself and for him. As I touched his spine, I felt gently for his ribs with my other hand. His huge, broad flank seemed to soften as I found ribs and traced them up to his spine. I was without agenda, simply exploring, questioning: "Can you move here? How about here? Can you breathe here?" I did all of this on his unaffected side, then returned to the injured side to touch his left hip, knee, and lower leg again. His hoof seemed more firmly on the ground.
With each walk around the paddock, Baron moved more easily. His ankle "fired" at the right time, and he no longer dragged his foot. His hoof was taking his weight, and his body seemed straighter, closer to vertical, as he walked. Since he was tired, we let him out into the pasture and watched him. He loped along, with only slight evidence of a little stiffness. "Will you look at that! He looks almost normal again!" Rose and Courtney were thrilled.
So, how did I work the Method? It certainly wasn't in my technique. There was no magic in the touch or in the moves. I made sure to make my client my focus, paying attention both to his body, and the way he moved in his environment. I got curious. I considered the prior diagnosis, but didn't allow my thinking to be limited by it. I brought his attention to himself, inviting him to include his spine, his ribs, and his leg in his self image of "a whole horse." As a sentient being with a brain and a nervous system, eager to learn, he had a good lesson.
I am always impressed by the power and the beauty of this work. It is entirely terrestrial, no mysterious energies, spirits, to contend with, no belief system to install or dismantle. Communication between two brains, two nervous systems, communication through touch and voice, are the main ingredients. When the student and teacher are both aware and willing to learn and change, amazing things can happen!
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I can't honestly play the victim in this post. I have been blessed with opportunities to become acquainted with some of the kindest and most professional lawyers and law students. But, I've also met lawyers who should not be described as either professional or kind. And the contrast is boggling.
I would like to remind every lawyer and law student that many law students eventually become lawyers. I remember how I was treated by lawyers when I was a first year law student. The names and faces of those who were rude, dismissive, or demanding stand out in my memory. It seems that some lawyers take it upon themselves to haze (emotionally, financially, and temporally) lawyers-to-be.
I suppose there's not much of a point (or much anger) to this one. Just a simple reminder that each person who enters law school is deserving of personal respect.


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The over is 5-0 in Wainwright's last five starts versus the Brewers, 11-3 in the last 14 meetings between these two teams and 5-2-1 in the last eight meetings in St. Louis. While the under hit in last night's 3-2 victory for Milwaukee, the over looks like a great bet for bettors given this matchup.
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Building a circular economy is one of the EU's flagship plans – but up until now, nearly 3 million tons of low grade plastics per year have been exported to China for processing. But Beijing's banning that from January the first 2018.
CGTN's Jack Parrock reports.
In western Europe, consumption of plastic stands at around 100 kilograms per person per year compared to around 20 kilograms in Asian countries.
And only 30 percent of all plastics in Europe are collected for recycling. The EU said it's investigating what the China ban means and will release a new Strategy for Plastics.
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And while China's ban is a worry for Europe and the U.S. who are the main exporters of plastics – other countries which import waste are also concerned. Froilan Grate, Asia-Pacific regional coordinator of the Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives said. "Now that China has closed its doors on this waste, the worry is, where would this go And a lot of South East Asian countries, particularly The Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia would be particularly concerned that they would be the target for this waste."
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I bought a job lot of three Acorn A7000 computers from eBay, all in various states of disrepair. The pictures on the auction weren't that clear, so I was taking a bit of a gamble on what sort of condition these were going to be in. So far, it's been a fairly bitter-sweet haul of goodies.
The best condition of the lot was the first one, which came without a power supply, drives or RAM, very bare bones. The motherboard on this one is in very good nick, with a minimum of corrosion damage, which is so common in these computers.
The second one comes with a power supply, floppy drive and motherboard. Again, the RAM, hard drive and CD-ROM drive were not included. This one doesn't have a CMOS battery in it at all, and had a few dabs of hot glue in places. I tried to boot this one up, however so far I haven't had any joy with it; there's no beep when you power it on, although the monitor does respond (albeit with an "out of range" error).
The third one was a pleasant surprise, in that it was an Acorn A7000+ rather than a A7000. This one came complete, with RAM and a hard drive. The only problem is, the motherboard is badly damaged by corrosion. I'm going to try giving it a bit of spruce up with some contact cleaner and pray that none of the tracks have been damaged. Sadly, however, I don't think that's the case.
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By Seth Freilich | TV | December 3, 2008 |
As I type this on Tuesday night, I'm just catching up on the most recent episode of "Heroes." And I know I've talked about this before, and Dustin's even posted about me talking to him about it before — "Heroes" is background TV. It's utter garbage at this point. But those of us that keep watching, keep watching anyway. Just because. But the fact that they continue to have the Hiro storylines generally subtitled interferes with one's ability to keep the show simply in the realm of background, because you have to look up to read what he and Ando are saying. A show like "Lost," in most seasons, can get away making me read subtitles because, you know, it's legitimately interesting.
"Heroes," not so much.
And yet, I've been willing to put up with this bogus "we lost our powers because there's an eclipse that's longer than the laws of physics allow for" nonsense. Fine. Whatever. But now, you're not only going to make me look up to read Hiro nonsense, but I also have to look up to read the French dialogue between Nathan and Peter and whoever and whatnot in the jungles of wherever about whatever bullshit they're talking about? Fuck. You.
"Heroes" is officially the winner of the most god-awful show I've ever continued to watch despite hating it more than a mountain-top sunburn. Why can't I quit this terrible fucking show? This isn't a rhetorical question. I'm serious. Why can't I quit this garbage? Help me Eloquents-nobi, you're my only hope….
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Hiya! This link has quite a few cold soups in the thread. How about changing that bread dough
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Posted to Thread #29646 at 1:27 pm on May 25, 2017
to pizza dough and do Pizza Sunday? (Pizza Sunday is our standard summer Sunday fare.)
You could have some meat toppings to satisfy the crowd.
Then serve a chilled fruit soup for dessert.
We grill our pizzas on our outdoor grill. For a crowd, grill the pizza rounds at once, keep warm, then top with different toppings, making sure the pizza sauce is hot when you dollop or spread on the dough so the cheese melts quickly without burning the bottom for a minute or two on the grates. Oven baked pizza works too....
Then switch back to cold soup and bread. Keep them guessing!
Glad you're well and back to "visit." :)
Link: http://eat.at/swap/forum/index.php?action=display&forumid=1&msgid=87496
Other messages in this thread:
- 29646. Soup Sundays and how to see your friends and family more. - EvaN - 10:11am on 05/24/17 (23)
- Salads would be nice, but don't overlook cold soup! - judy-mass - 11:42am on 05/24/17
- What a nice thing to do Eva. We had company for lunch over the weekend - KarenNoCA - 3:03pm on 05/24/17
- Judy, is your recipe for the cold soup posted on Eat. at? [NT] - KarenNoCA - 3:05pm on 05/24/17
- REC: Cold Avocado and Cucumber Soup - judy-mass - 9:18pm on 05/24/17
- REC: Chilled Zucchini and Avocado Soup - judy-mass - 9:24pm on 05/24/17
- ROASTED TOMATO AND RED PEPPER GAZPACHO - orchid - 10:53pm on 05/24/17
- Here is the link to the recipe above, if you care to save in CopyMeThat! [LINK] - judy-mass - 11:19pm on 05/24/17
- This is great, Judy and Karen. Cold soup never crossed my mind - but it would fit - EvaN - 5:28am on 05/25/17
- I think of cold soups as a first course... - judy-mass - 11:54am on 05/25/17
- Judy, what a great idea. I could serve a cold soup, then some cold cuts and cheese, maybe a veggie - EvaN - 7:54am on 05/26/17
- Yes it is, along with a simple green salad. I have had some rather - KarenNoCA - 1:30pm on 05/25/17
- I totally agree with everything you said, Karen. Most of us can benefit - EvaN - 7:52am on 05/26/17
- Thanks for posting the recipes. We love cold soups in the summer! [NT] - KarenNoCA - 1:36pm on 05/25/17
- Love it. So nice to see you again Eva! [NT] - MariaDNoCA - 6:13pm on 05/24/17
- Hiya! This link has quite a few cold soups in the thread. How about changing that bread dough [LINK] - MoNJ - 1:27pm on 05/25/17
- This sounds like so much fun. I bet those small naan breads would really work well for this idea [LINK] - KarenNoCA - 4:47pm on 05/26/17
- We love grilled pizza! - colleenmomof2 - 6:33pm on 05/26/17
- MoNJ, we already have Saturday Pizza - LOL. I make mine really simple these days: - EvaN - 7:04am on 05/27/17
- Reminds me of this book. Mr. Sunday Soups [NT] [LINK] - Traca - 5:54pm on 05/25/17
- Hadn't heard about this book before, Traca. Thanks for sharing :-) [NT] - EvaN - 7:50am on 05/26/17
- Thanks, Traca! Ordered this and Mr. and Mrs. Sunday Suppers from our library - colleenmomof2 - 7:05pm on 05/26/17
- I just ordered the book also :-) [NT] - EvaN - 6:38am on 05/28/17
- Welcome home, Eva :-) [LINK] - colleenmomof2 - 6:41pm on 05/26/17


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Key Statistics:
Banco Bradesco S.A. (BBD) shares jumped and closed the day at $11.47, with the percent change of 1.24%. The company has its outstanding shares of 6.09 Billion. A total of 7.91 Million shares exchanged at hands and its Average Volume (3 months) is 8.83 Million. The company has a market cap of $69.8 Billion.
The SMA20 for the stock is at -3.59 percent, SMA50 stands at 6.14 percent, while SMA200 is 15.49 Percent, according to Finviz reported data. Return on Assets (ROA) value of the stock is 0 Percent. The Return on Equity (ROE) and Return on Investment (ROI) values are 0 percent and 0 percent respectively.
The stock currently shows its YTD (Year to Date) performance of 12.13 percent, whereas its Weekly performance stands at -0.95%. The Monthly and Yearly performances are 4.42 percent and 26.05 percent respectively.
Relative Strength Index (RSI):
The Relative Strength Index (RSI), developed by J. Welles Wilder, is a momentum oscillator that calculates the speed and change of price movements. The RSI oscillates between zero and 100. Usually the RSI is considered overbought when above 70 and oversold when less than 30.
Relative Strength Index (RSI) for Banco Bradesco S.A. (BBD) is at 48.95.
Earnings Outlook:
The company's Average Earnings Estimate for the Current Fiscal quarter is $0.23, according to consensus of 4 analysts. They are also projecting the Low EPS estimate of $0.21 and the High EPS estimate of $0.25.
Revenue Outlook:
The company's Average Revenue Estimate for the current quarter is $8.61 Billion, while Low and High Revenue Estimates are $8.61 Billion and $8.61 Billion respectively. These Revenue projections are a consensus of 1 Analysts.
Profitability Analysis:
Profitability analysis greatly helps in making investment decision. Net profit margin of Banco Bradesco S.A. (BBD) was recorded at 0 percent, operating profit margin was 0 percent, while gross profit margin stands at 0 percent. Beta factor was calculated at 0.
Ratings Analysis:
Analysts look for public financial statements, listen in on conference calls and talk to managers and customers of a company in order to reach an opinion and communicate the value of a stock. Ultimately, through all this investigation into the company's performance the analyst decides if their stock is a "buy," sell" or hold."
General Motors Company was covered by a number of analysts recently, 1 rated the stock as Buy, 1 rated Outperform, 3 rated Hold, 1 gave an Underperform and 0 rated sell.
Volatility Analysis:
Volatility is a key factor to observe. When we see the company's Volatility, it currently has a monthly volatility of 3.26% and weekly volatility of 4.35%.


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West Vancouver Homes – The Condominium Conundrum
In our previous West Vancouver homes article we looked at the pros and cons of condo living in regards to your personality and individual preferences. Condominium apartments and condominium townhouses are often lumped together into one big condo category. This sometimes causes confusion and can lead people to believe that they are the same thing. While there are some similarities, it's the differences that stand out the most. Once you understand the key particulars in architecture, it will be easy to see why the living experience varies from one to the other.
West Vancouver Homes – Clearing up the Confusion
For the purposes of this article, when we say:
Condo: we are referring to an apartment dwelling in a multiunit complex, usually a building with multiple floors. The condo itself is usually a single level residence and typically does not have additional floors. A condo has its entrance from the common hallway in the building.
Townhouse: we are referring to a single unit attached to a row of other similar dwellings.Townhouses are often referred to as row houses, where each "house" consists primarily of the ground floor and one or more additional floors. A townhouse has its own private entrance leading directly outside.
Still confused? Check out the floor plans and take a video tour in our West Vancouver Homes Listing Gallery for a slice of townhouse life!
West Vancouver Homes – Condo Owners Vs. Townhouse Owners
The basic differences between condos and townhouses are of an architectural nature. But what about ownership? Are there differences there as well? There may be small distinctions between the two, but both condos and townhouses are strata lots. For example:
The Condo Homeowner: owns the interior living space, but not the exterior walls, ceilings or floors as they are shared by the surrounding units. This living arrangement can sometimes mean that there are noise restrictions. One of the reasons why penthouse condos tend to be the more expensive is that they are on the top floor without anyone living above…and they usually have the best views! Condos on the bottom floor can be equally as desirable (and potentially less expensive than penthouse suites) as no one is living below.
The Townhouse Homeowner: owns the interior living space top to bottom which could include the ceilings and floors. The owner doesn't own the sides of the walls from front to back.These walls are shared with the neighbours on both or either side. It's for this reason that a townhouse offers much more privacy to the owner than a condo would.
Ok, so what does that mean for your pocket-book…is one more expensive that the other? What about monthly fees and such? We answer those questions and more in our next West Vancouver Homes article.
West Vancouver homes come in a variety of sizes, styles and price-points. Curious about houses, condos or townhouses? Please contact West Vancouver Real Estate Agent, Rick Gustavson for more information.


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Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Memorial Weekend is upon us!
Have you signed up to join the Cards For Heroes Blog Hop? Check out the Link HERE for more information. I'll be apart of this special day, hope to see you too!
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- Diana said...
Thanks for the info Shari!
- May 21, 2009 7:07 PM
- Cathy A said...
Shari, saw your twitter comment about American Idol, we have been following it here in the Uk too and I am just so shocked Adam did not win...I really hope he still makes it!
- May 22, 2009 6:39 PM
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Craft beer snobbery is finally invading one of the last bastions for piña colada-loving, Corona-chugging stalwarts: the high seas. And checking these beers off on your Untappd app isn't easy; the only way to try the new brews is to sail. Talk about a steep cover charge.
This month, Carnival Cruise Line has launched its newest and largest ship, the Carnival Vista, making it the first North American ship to have its own brewery on board, called the Red Frog Pub & Brewery. Brewmaster Colin Presby makes three styles of beer, and though they are based on recipes from Miami's Concrete Beach Brewery, all three are available exclusively on the ship: a ThirtsyFrog Port Hoppin' IPA, a ThirstyFrog Caribbean Wheat and a FriskyFrog Java Stout.
Granted, none of them necessarily sound like a maritime Heady Topper, but according to USA Today, Presby has a decent craft beer pedigree, previously working with brewing legend Carol Stoudt of Stoudts Brewing and running a brewpub on land in Reading, Pennsylvania. "What we're trying to do is make high quality, full-flavored beer," Presby was quoted as saying. "I want this to compare very favorably to any craft brewery wherever a guest comes from."
Related: THIS SUMMER'S HOT BEERS WILL BE MEXICAN LAGERS MADE IN AMERICA
Batches are only about 200 gallons each, with the ship only making about 18 barrels a week. But even in those limited quantities, brewing on a ship isn't easy. The biggest challenge is "ordering and making sure we have everything we need whether it is spare parts or ingredients or cleaning supplies," said Presby. "You can't just call up and have something overnighted and get it the next morning."
However, though the ship is only doing inaugural test runs in Europe, the brewery is already proving popular. If demand gets too high, maybe they can get a dedicated brewing ship to sail behind it. Or if they really get desperate, they can just suck up some seawater and start brewing a gose.


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Turbulent Pipe Flow¶
The aim of this test case is to validate the calculation of following flow quantities:
- Velocity
- Pressure drop
using incompressible steady-state turbulent models applied to water flow through a straight pipe.
Two turbulence models were used: the \(k-\epsilon\) and the \(k-\omega\ SST\) . Simulation results from SimScale were compared to the analytical results [1]. The mesh was generated on the SimScale platform using the Hex-dominant parametric type of meshing operation.
A straight cylindrical pipe was chosen as the flow domain (see Fig.1.). Faces A, B and C represent the inlet, wall and outlet patches, respectively.
|Length [m]
|Diameter [m]
Analysis type and Domain¶
In this study the focus was on two turbulence models: the \(k-\epsilon\) model and the \(k-\omega\ SST\). These models fall under the category of Reynolds Averaged Navier-Stokes (RANS) method of turbulence modeling.
A typical property to assess the mesh quality in regards to the near-wall modeling in turbulent simulations is the \(y^+\) ("y-plus") value, which is defined as the non-dimensional distance to the wall; it is given by \(y^+ = \frac{u^*y}{\nu}\). A \(y^+\) value of 1 would correspond to the upper limit of the laminar sub-layer.
There are two ways of modeling the physics of near-wall flow in RANS models:
- "Full resolution" of the near-wall region: This approach explicitly models the boundary layer all the way down to the laminar sub-layer. It requires the first cell center to be placed at most at the top of the laminar sub-layer, where \(y^+ \approx 1\). This procedure demands computational grid resolution in to be very fine. Boundary conditions for this approach are given in Table 2.
- Use of wall-functions to resolve the near-wall region: This approach allows for the center of the first cell next to the wall boundary to be placed in the range: \(30 \leqslant y^+ \leqslant 300\). Boundary conditions for this approach are given in Table 1.
In this validation project both approaches are investigated - wall functions for both \(k-\omega\ SST\) and \(k-\epsilon\) turbulence models; and full boundary layer resolution for \(k-\omega\ SST\) model.
Uniformly-spaced hexahedral meshes were generated on the SimScale platform, using the hex-dominant parametric meshing operation (see Fig.2.). For the "wall function" approach, the aimed first cell layer thickness was around \(1\ mm\), with the intention of \(y^+\) being \(\approx 30\). For the "Full resolution" case, the aimed first cell layer thickness was \(0.041\ mm\), with the intention of achieving \(y^+ \approx 1\).
Tool Type : OPENFOAM®
Analysis Type : Incompressible Steady-state (Turbulent)
Turbulence Models : \(k-\epsilon\) / \(k-\omega\ SST\)
Mesh and Element types :
|Mesh type
|Cells in x
|Cells in y
|Cells in z
|Total number of cells
|hex-dominant parametric
|Inflate boundary layer
|hex-dominant parametric
|Inflate boundary layer
Fig.2. Meshes used for the Turbulent Pipe Flow validation: left is used for wall function (\(y^+ \approx 30\)) approach, right for full resolution (\(y^+ \approx 1\)) approach.
Simulation Setup¶
- Fluid: Water: Kinematic viscosity \(\nu = 10^{-6}\ [m^2 / s]\); density \(\rho = 1000\ [kg/m^3]\)
Boundary conditions are given in the Tables 1. and 2. below:
Table 1. Boundary Conditions for the "Wall function approach":
|\(u [m/s]\)
|\(p [m^2 s^{-2}]\)
|\(k [m^2 s^{-2}]\)
|\(epsilon [m^2 s^{-3}]\)
|\(omega [s^{-1}]\)
|Zero Gradient
|\(3.84\times 10^{-3}\)
|\(0.03059\times 10^{-3}\)
|Zero Gradient
|Wall Function
|Wall Function
|Wall Function
|Zero Gradient
|Zero Gradient
|Zero Gradient
|Zero Gradient
Table 2. Boundary Conditions for the "Full resolution approach":
|\(u [m/s]\)
|\(p [m^2 s^{-2}]\)
|\(k [m^2 s^{-2}]\)
|\(omega [s^{-1}]\)
|Zero Gradient
|\(3.84\times 10^{-3}\)
|Zero Gradient
|Wall Function
|Zero Gradient
|Zero Gradient
|Zero Gradient
where \(k\) represents the turbulence kinetic energy. It is calculated as:
where \(u_{avg}\) is the average velocity in the pipe cross-section and \(I\) is the turbulence intensity, which can be calculated for fully developed pipe flow as:
Having calculated \(k\), the turbulent dissipation rate \(\epsilon\) is calculated as:
where \(C_{\mu} = 0.09\) is an empirical constant specified in the turbulence model.
Specific turbulent dissipation rate \(\omega\) is calculated as:
In both expressions above \(l = 0.07 d_h\) is the turbulent length scale, where \(d_h\) is the hydraulic diameter, which for circular pipes is equal to the diameter \(d\).
Table 2. lists boundary conditions prescribed for full boundary layer resolution case with \(y^+\) being around 1 and using \(k-\omega\ SST\) turbulence model. It shows that at the pipe surface, \(k\) was set to be \(0\), while for \(\omega\) a wall function is prescribed. This it the recommended setting for meshes with \(y^+ \approx 1\) for the version of OPENFOAM® turbulence models currently running on SimScale platform. The validity of such choice will be demonstrated in the result section below.
The velocity profile for turbulent pipe flow is approximated by an empirically derived relation [1]:
For turbulent flow, the ratio of \(\bar{u}_{z_{max}}\) to the mean flow velocity is a function of \(Re\). In this case, this ratio is calculated to be \(1.254\) [1].The parameter \(n\) is a measure of the curvature of the profile. For this case, it is calculated to be \(6.189\).
The pressure drop for turbulent flow in pipes is obtained by the Darcy friction factor \(f\) calculated by the solution of the Colebrook equation. The solution of the Colebrook equation is plotted in the form of the Moody diagram (See Fig.3.) and for this case, the value of \(f\) is \(0.0309\). This value is then used to calculate the pressure drop using the Darcy-Weisbach equation:
The comparison of simulation results using wall function approach with the result of analytical calculation is given in Fig.3A and 3B. Pressure drop along the pipe length can be observed in Fig.3A, while Fig.3B shows the developed radial velocity profile, located \(60\ cm\) from the inlet.
The first cell center for "wall function approach" is on average at \(y^+ = 32.7\) for \(k-\omega\ SST\) and \(y^+ = 33.45\) for \(k-\epsilon\). For "full resolution", average wall distance of first cell center is at \(y^+ = 1.24\). These values were calculated from simulation results.
Besides good agreement with the analytical model, results show that \(k-\omega\ SST\) and \(k-\epsilon\) are equally successful in predicting the pressure drop along pipe length using "wall function" approach, for the given mesh.
Fig.3. Pressure drop along the pipe length (A) and radial velocity profile (B) - for simulations with wall function approach
The \(k-\omega\ SST\) is chosen for full boundary layer resolution case since it takes advantage of accuracy of \(k-\omega\) model in proximity of no-slip boundaries, while in the free-stream flow it uses \(k-\epsilon\) formulation, thus avoiding the tendency of \(k-\omega\) of being too sensitive to inlet turbulence quantities. Switching between the two formulations is done seamlessly by blending functions. Moreover, use of \(k-\omega\) formulation close to the wall makes the \(k-\omega\ SST\) directly applicable for full resolution case, since it does not need extra damping functions to ensure correct behavior close to walls.
The comparison of simulation results using full resolution approach with the analytical calculations is given in Fig.4C and 4D. Pressure drop along the pipe length can be observed in Fig.4C, while Fig.4D shows the developed radial velocity profile, located \(60\ cm\) from the inlet.
Fig.4. Pressure drop along the pipe length (C) and radial velocity profile (D) - for simulations with full boundary layer resolution.
Average pressure difference between inlet and outlet is better predicted by \(k-\omega\ SST\) and full resolution modeling, while pressure distribution along wide range of \(L\) values is equally well predicted with wall function as well as the full resolution modeling.
Velocity profiles from simulations using full resolution approach show better prediction of maximum velocity at the pipe centerline, as well as better agreement with analytical model in areas of high velocity gradient, i.e. close to the wall. The reason for the latter lies in the mesh used for "wall function" modeling. Precisely in its coarseness in the near-wall region, which was deliberately introduced in order to place the first cell center in the \(y^+ > 30\) region. Flow velocity is relatively low in the present case, which reflects in boundary layer thickness, and ultimately in the height of first cell next to the boundary. This kind of situations is sometimes faced in modeling, meaning that a certain modeling approach can be more or less favorable for a specific application.
Taking all results in consideration, it can be observed that a generally good correspondence exists between analytical results and SimScale simulations.
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ok i sees diz late beclawz da hoomin didunt reada whole thread furzt like
hersef shuda, OEJ
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Furry wewll, Heoweffurr, I see dat OEJ haz dat pozishun,
soooo I wyll purrmote OEJ to Vice Chief Justicat .
At da negzt powztink ov da
Kwarterlee Lizt of Offurrsirz az of 1 Aprul, 2012
it wyll reed:
Chief Justicat ... Samuel Redcat Mahoney
Vice Chief Justicat ... OEJ
Assistant Chief Justicat ... Pipps
Pitô.ônya, Grand Pooh Bah
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As Chief Justicat, I would welcome Pipps as Assistant Chief Justicat. I
fink here would do a gudgud job. I'z vote yes.
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Ranger, iz Chief Justicat da sayne fing az uh Juge? ai dunt hab uh job
in diz wunnerful Community
Ar yu sayin dat yu wud be willink tu be Assistant Chief Justicat?
__Yus, ai wud indead. ai kan dew uh gud job.
Ranger, wud diz be hunky dory wiff yuz?
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Driving my Daytona on the Atlanta Motor
Karen and myself at a Georgia LX Club car show
Another car
Staging for pit row entry
on the steep banked turn
out of turn 4, first place under caution, pace car is out
Into turn
Turn 2 again
Level the grass on the left and you will realize just how steep these turns
really are banked. 150MPH in the turn in my street car, what a rush!
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I was really looking forward to this movie — I guess I haven't seen Richard Gere onscreen since the last time "Pretty Woman" was on TV (which actually wasn't that long ago, but the movie is getting pretty old by now). Here is the writeup from my theater's website:
"Arbitrage, the feature directorial debut of writer Nicholas Jarecki, is a taut and alluring suspense thriller about love, loyalty, and high finance.
When we first meet New York hedge-fund magnate Robert Miller (Richard Gere) on the eve of his 60th birthday, he appears the very portrait of success in American business and family life. But behind the gilded walls of his mansion, Miller is in over his head, desperately trying to complete the sale of his trading empire to a major bank before the depths of his fraud are revealed. Struggling to conceal his duplicity from loyal wife Ellen (Susan Sarandon) and brilliant daughter and heir-apparent Brooke (Brit Marling), Miller's also balancing an affair with French art-dealer Julie Côte (Laetitia Casta). Just as he's about to unload his troubled empire, an unexpected bloody error forces him to juggle family, business, and crime with the aid of Jimmy Grant (Nate Parker), a face from Miller's past. One wrong turn ignites the suspicions of NYPD Detective Michael Bryer (Tim Roth), who will stop at nothing in his pursuits. Running on borrowed time, Miller is forced to confront the limits of even his own moral duplicity. Will he make it out before the bubble bursts?"
The movie was shown as part of my local theater's "On the Couch" series: a psychiatrist comments on the film (do I need to make a distinction between films and movies?) afterwards, and invites questions from the audience. On this occasion, she took to the microphone briefly beforehand and urged us to think about this question, for later discussion: "Where is your outrage?"
Well, I took it to mean "in what specific way is my outrage directed?" rather than, as it turned out she really meant, "why do you not feel any outrage at this movie?" So while I was watching I occasionally flipped the question around in my mind, and did manage to find a couple of things that I thought were in fact outrageous. I thought that the behavior and attitude of Gere's mistress were pretty outrageous, the behavior of the detective, and at the end, Susan Sarandon's character's ultimatum. But I was also happy to see her get a role she could get her teeth into (and then bare them LOL), compared to the last movie I saw her in ("Robot & Frank").
But when it became clear what the psychiatrist had really intended her question to mean (lack of outrage such as one might feel after a Michael Moore movie), it didn't bother me that I didn't feel outraged by the financier's shoddy behavior or risk-taking throughout. I don't think the filmmakers intended that, either. What the film showed us is the discrete bubble-world of the extremely rich — I guess you could feel outraged that the rules that apply to the 99% don't apply to them, but such generalized outrage is hard for a work of fiction to muster in viewers, especially when it is not the major goal of the filmmakers. I suppose the film could have built up the comparisons with the one decent character — Jimmy — who was outside the bubble, but it didn't. That was not the point. I saw it as more of an anthropological study than a morality play.
Overall, I liked "Arbitrage." Richard Gere is really good in it, puffy eyes or not, and the plot twists are ingenious. Pretty neat, actually. The ending is ambiguous, though. Maybe I need to see it again…
As for the Q&A with the shrink, at this point I am not remembering very much about it, which would seem to indicate that it did not provide any profound insights. I do remember thinking that some members of the audience were not apparently paying much attention to the plot, or they would not have needed to ask the confused questions they did.


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Scottish band Dystopian Futures has a new music video to promote their upcoming EP called Low Arts! Sock puppets, post-punk, and stealth puns…OH MY!
It's been a really long time since I have posted anything in this blog let alone making any videos. That changes today.
At this moment, I've released the music video for Dystopian Futures. This is the title track from their upcoming EP Low Arts. This was the first video I made that is in black and white. I had fun filming and editing as I threw in some stealth puns while also satirizing various current events.


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Day TWO
Thursday, February 5
Ruble and Global Currencies: One Year Forward
Currencies throughout the world experienced a volatile 2008, the dollar proving its doubters wrong with a strong rebound on the back of a huge flight to quality and risk aversion. In this session, we would like to focus the discussion on the coming year, presenting views on the major global currencies and the global macroeconomic backdrop in which new trends could emerge. The unwind of the carry trade has led to a flight to quality and the emergence of a multi-polar currency world; can the ruble compete in a changing global macroeconomic outlook and can it be considered a serious candidate as a regional reserve currency of choice?
Evgeny Gavrilenkov, Managing Director, Chief Economist, Troika Dialog Group
Martin Gilman, Professor, Higher School of Economics
Raghuram Rajan, Professor of Finance, University of Chicago Booth School of Business
Jim Rogers, International Investor, Author of "Adventure Capitalist"
Nouriel Roubini, Professor of Economics, NYU's Stern School of Business, Chairman, RGE Monitor
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Glioblastoma (GBM) is a very lethal tumor and represents the most common primary brain tumor in adults1. The current multimodal therapy of surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy is often ineffective. Consequently, higher rates of tumor recurrence and progression are often the rule as opposed to the exception with GBM, and the prognosis is very dismal. Patients expectedly have a median survival of less than 15 months2. Furthermore, by the 5th year of diagnosis, over 90% of patients would have succumbed to the disease3. Novel and effective alternative therapeutic strategies are therefore highly desired.
Immunotherapy is rapidly emerging as a very attractive and novel therapeutic approach for cancer. Cancer-specific immune responses can occur through several non-mutually exclusive strategies which include activation of the immune system with tumor antigens; neutralization of tumor antigens with antibodies; enhancement of immune-stimulatory signaling pathways that are promote cytotoxic T cell activity; or adoptive T cell tumor-targeting mechanisms.
Two pivotal landmark studies resulted in FDA approval of immunotherapy-based treatment for malignant melanoma4 and castration-resistant prostate cancer5. Hodi and colleagues, demonstrated a significant improvement in overall survival(OS) in metastatic melanoma patients treated with ipilimumab, a monoclonal antibody directed against cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen 4 (CTLA4)4. By releasing CTLA4 inhibition of cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTLs), CTLs easily recognized and destroyed melanoma cells. In parallel, Kantoff and colleagues demonstrated a significant improvement in OS for patients with castration-resistant prostate cancer who were treated with a dendritic cell vaccine called sipuleucel-T5. The above studies concretized the role and integration of immunotherapy in the standard of care of select cancers, thereby setting the foundations and enthusiasm for applicability to other cancers.
Most immune-based therapeutic strategies for GBM have focused on the concept of vaccines. The overwhelming majority of GBM vaccine applications have been based on dendritic cells (DCs). DCs are particularly attractive in vaccine applications in light of their exquisite efficient ability to present foreign antigens as antigen presenting cells (APCs) to the immune system thereby generating an antigen-specific adaptive immune response. With this approach, expanded clones of autologous DCs pulsed with either GBM cell lysates or tumor-derived peptides are used for the vaccine (Figure 1). It is anticipated that the DCs will recognize GBM cells bearing applicable antigens leading destruction of residual GBM tumor cells through adaptive immune-mediated mechanisms. A major feature of this approach is its personalized cancer care focus, and the potential to target abroad range of tumor antigens. Potential limitations of this strategy include the requirement for surgical resection, as well as the labor-intensive and complex process of vaccine manufacturing.
The safety, immunogenic potential, and effectiveness of DC vaccines pulsed with GBM tumor cell-lysates or tumor-eluted peptides have been well established in preclinical6-11 as well as clinical studies12-22. The preponderance of evidence suggests that the vaccine strategy is well tolerated, effective, and can improve overall survival in a tumor-specific immune-response dependent fashion. One of the largest clinical series of DC vaccines was by De Vleeschouwer and colleagues18. They safely treated 56 recurrent GBM patients with DCs pulsed with autologous tumor lysate as post-surgical adjuvant therapy. There was a marked tendency towards improvement in both progression free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) within the vaccination group. Currently, our center is participating in a multicenter Phase 3 randomized double-blinded clinical trial examining the efficacy of a DC vaccine, DCVax, derived from autologous dendritic cells pulsed with GBM lysates in newly diagnosed GBM.
One of the critical lessons from initial clinical trial efforts with DC vaccines was correlating therapeutics benefits with immunogenicity. The first attempt to establish vaccine efficacy with immunogenicity on the DC platform was in the clinical trial by Wheeler and colleagues19. When they treated 32 patients with GBM using DCs pulsed with GBM lysate, they clearly identified T-cell responsiveness as a variable that strongly correlated with a prolonged survival and prolonged disease progression time in the vaccinated cohort. Subsequent clinical studies have similarly assessed and confirmed correlation between immunogenicity and therapeutic benefit for such patients. Markers of immune- responsiveness could facilitate optimal stratification of patients in the future.
Synthetic peptides derived from tumor-associated antigens have been employed as well in DC vaccines. The ease of manufacture in substantial amounts makes this approach attractive. For GBMs in particular, the mutated epidermal growth factor receptor variant III (EGFRvIII) is a highly immunogenic target with surface expression in 30-40% of GBM23. In preclinical orthotopic GBM models, a synthetic peptide derived from a segment of EGFRvIII demonstrated immunogenicity, significant antitumor activity, inhibition of formation of tumor in 70 percent of vaccinated animals, and ultimately resulted in long-term survivors24. In a subsequent clinical study of newly diagnosed GBMs, the same group was able to demonstrate EGFRvIII-specific immune responses secondary to vaccination using DCs pulsed with the synthetic peptide derived from a segment of EGFRvIII25. Median PFS of 6.8 months and median OS of 18.7 months relative to onset of vaccination were realized representing a significant improvement compared to match controls. Several additional clinical trials are underway examining EGFRvIII as a vaccine target.
In order to broaden the antigen coverage of DC vaccines, another approach has been to pulse DCs simultaneously with a panel of several tumor-associated antigen peptide. Using DCs directed against a panel of 6 glioma-associated antigen peptides, Phuphanich and colleagues demonstrated an overall median survival of 38.4 months in newly diagnosed GBM who expressed at least 3 of the 6 antigens in a Phase 1 clinical trial26. Within the series of 15 patients, 5 patients demonstrated post-vaccination T-cell responsiveness as evidenced by CD8+ and interferon-gamma production. Based on these encouraging findings, placebo-controlled, randomized Phase 3 studies using this 6-peptide panel are underway.
Moreover, the strategy of employing DCs to target tumors antigens can be extrapolated to targeting cancer stem cells that serve as the ultimate drivers of therapeutic resistance and tumor propagation. There is preclinical evidence that DC vaccines can target the tumor stem cell resistant clones if pulsed with stem cell specific antigens27, 28. In a recent clinical study involving 7 GBM patients treated with DC pulsed with mRNA from cancer stem cells, the investigators demonstrated the safety, feasibility as well as the potential for such an approach to positively influence PFS 29. Additional studies are warranted for further validation of this approach.
In summary, DC vaccine strategies have demonstrable clinical feasibility, safety and efficacy in a subset of GBM patients. Efforts at identifying humoral factors that correlate with vaccine efficacy as well as strategies that enhance T-cell responsiveness secondary to vaccination could have a significant impact. The theoretical risk of unintended autoimmune reactions to this vaccine strategy remains extremely low. Several clinical trials are underway looking at whole tumor cell lysates, tumor-eluted peptides, as well as synthetic tumor associated peptides and nucleic acids with exciting prospects. Our center is involved with some of these endeavors notably the whole cell lysate approach for newly-diagnosed GBM in a Phase 3 clinical trial format.
By Arnold Etame, M.D., Ph.D.
Arnold Etame, MD, PhD is a neurological surgeon and scientist specializing in Neuro-Oncology at the Moffitt Cancer Center and assistant professor of oncology at the University of South Florida College of Medicine. He performs a substantial number of surgeries in eloquent and non-eloquent regions of the brain with image-guided stereotactic techniques entailing functional MRI and DTI tractography neuro-navigation. Dr. Etame also directs a very active awake-brain tumor resection program for patients with tumors close to critical areas for speech and movement. His research focuses on enhanced delivery of targeted therapeutics across the blood-brain barrier for malignant and metastatic brain tumors using nanotechnology and focused ultrasound disruption of the blood-brain barrier. He is a principal investigator for clinical trial protocols in patients with malignant brain tumors.


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Xiaomi has upgraded its Redmi Note line-up with two new smartphones—Redmi Note 5 and Redmi Note 5 Pro. The former will be available at Rs9,999 (3GB plus 32GB) and Rs11,999 (4GB plus 64GB), while the latter is priced at Rs13,999 (4GB plus 64GB) and Rs16,999 (6GB plus 64GB).
Successor to the popular Redmi Note 4, which was launched last year at a starting price of Rs10,999, and was one of the highest selling smartphones in India, the Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro will be available in four colours—black, gold, rose gold and lake blue at Flipkart.com and Mi.com from 22 February 2018 at 12 noon. Here are the key features of the two phones.
■The Redmi Note 5 and Note 5 Pro belong to the new generation of big-screen smartphones which come with thinner bezels and do not look or feel very big in the hands. Both come with a 5.99-inch screen, yet look as big as the Redmi Note 4.
■The 5.99-inch screen offers more room for games, movies, reading and typing without having to scroll too much. It packs a resolution of 2,160x1,080p and a wider than usual aspect ratio of 18:9. This gives the screen a more immersive look than the predecessor, which offers a resolution of 1,920x1080p on a 5.5-inch screen.
■Both smartphones come with metal back design and back-facing fingerprint sensor. The side panel carries a hybrid SIM tray, which restricts users from taking advantage of the SIM card and microSD card simultaneously.
■Despite their slim 8.5mm thick form factor, both smartphones pack in a 4,000mAh battery. Xiaomi has used a dual layer graphite sheet to keep the device cool while playing games and using the camera app.
■ The new Redmi smartphones won't be offering Android Oreo out of box. Both run Android 7.1 with MIUI 9 on top. While the fundamental layout of the interface is the same as that of the predecessor, the app icons look smaller and more symmetrical due to the bigger screen size. Also, due to the thinner bezels, the navigation keys have been integrated within the interface and not on the lower bezel.
■What differentiates the Redmi Note 5 from the Redmi Note 5 Pro is the performance and camera hardware. The former runs on the same Qualcomm Snapdragon 625 octa-core processor and a single 12-megapixel camera, while the latter runs on a more powerful Qualcomm Snapdragon 636 octa-core processor, pairs it with up to 6GB RAM and offers dual 12 plus 5-megapixel cameras powered by Sony sensors and a bunch of AI tools to enhance the picture quality in low light.
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We always have a swap at our monthly Stamp Share. This was my card for May. It's CASE'd (Copy And Share Everything) from Sam D. and uses the new Varied Vases and Vases Builder Punch.
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User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (X11; U; Linux i686; en-US; rv:1.6b)
Description of problem:
When debugging a multi-threaded app with gdb, gdb fails soon after
issuing the run command with:
Couldn't get registers: No such process.
After that, gdb can do nothing with the program.
If I use LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5 before running gdb, gdb seems to be
able to debug the program OK.
I have tried using both 5.3.90 that came with Fedora and with a
version of 6.0 I built myself, with the same results.
I am using the errata glibc, version 2.3.2-101.1, but the problem also
happened with the prior glibc.
The particular program I am trying to debug is gxine 0.3.3,
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/xine/gxine-0.3.3.tar.gz, but I have
no reason to believe the problem is specific to this app.
Here is the complete output from gdb:
GNU gdb Red Hat Linux (5.3.90-0.20030710.41rh)
Copyright 2003 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
GDB is free software, covered by the GNU General Public License, and
you are
welcome to change it and/or distribute copies of it under certain
Type "show copying" to see the conditions.
There is absolutely no warranty for GDB. Type "show warranty" for
This GDB was configured as "i386-redhat-linux-gnu"...Using host
libthread_db library "/lib/tls/libthread_db.so.1".
(gdb) run
Starting program: /home/stephe/work/gxine-0.3.3/src/gxine
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread -1084398240 (LWP 8119)]
server: trying to connect to already running instance of gxine
connect: Connection refused
server: socket '/home/stephe/.gxine/socket' created
[New Thread 38214576 (LWP 8120)]
dxr3_scr: Failed to open control device /dev/em8300-0 (No such file or
[New Thread 116026288 (LWP 8121)]
[New Thread 48704432 (LWP 8122)]
[New Thread 70015920 (LWP 8123)]
[New Thread 89590704 (LWP 8124)]
[New Thread 145636272 (LWP 8125)]
[New Thread 1084206000 (LWP 8126)]
[New Thread 1094695856 (LWP 8127)]
[New Thread 1105185712 (LWP 8128)]
[New Thread 1115675568 (LWP 8129)]
libdvdnav: Using dvdnav version 1-rc2 from http://xine.sf.net
Couldn't get registers: No such process.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
How reproducible:
I am having the same problem with OpenWBEM (http://openwbem.sf.net/)
Since there is no support for RH8 anymore, I just purchased RH9 and
upgraded, because of bug 110038. And now i *STILL* can't debug Mozilla
- i get the above error instead: Couldn't get registers: No such process.
Please try gdb 6.1. A recent fix has been made for gdb debugging nptl
threads. In certain cases, gdb would fail to attach to all threads
and if a global signal occurred, it would cause the application to
terminate which causes the message above. There also is a fix for
debugging applications which fork.
Where is 6.1 located? According to gnu.org the latest is 6.0, rpmfind
only has some alien src package, and I get connection refused when
trying to access http://sources.redhat.com/gdb/
This bug is fixed in GDB 6.1 build from source. I think this bug can
be safely closed.
This bug is not fixed in GDB 6.1 that I have tested for the last few
days trying to make things work.
We're running RH-WS with 2.4.21-9.0.1.EL kernel and the rest of gcc
and glibc from the OS.
It seems that the problem in GDB is in the thread id handling that is
too large in NPTL and gdb cannot handle it.
I modified the gdb source in a few files for tid type and its
handlings, and
it seems behaving properly.
With the original GDB 6.1 without any modifications and without
LD_ASSUME_KERNEL (with a simple multithreaded foo program):
% gdb ~/foo
GNU gdb 6.1
(gdb) r 2
Starting program: /.../foo 2
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread -1220099968 (LWP 15348)]
[New Thread -1220101200 (LWP 15380)]
Couldn't get registers: No such process
With the LD_ASSUME_KERNEL:
% gdb ~/foo
GNU gdb 6.1
(gdb) r 2
Starting program: /.../foo 2
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread 16384 (LWP 15312)]
[New Thread 32769 (LWP 15344)]
[New Thread 16386 (LWP 15345)]
current thread id=16386
[New Thread 32771 (LWP 15346)]
current thread id=32771
With the modified GDB 6.1 and without LD_ASSUME_KERNEL:
% /workspace/gdb-6.1/gdb/gdb ~/foo
GNU gdb 6.1
(gdb) r 2
Starting program: /home/users/asim/foo 2
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
[New Thread 3074867328 (LWP 15423)]
[New Thread 3074866096 (LWP 15453)]
[New Thread 3064376240 (LWP 15454)]
current thread id=3074866096
current thread id=3064376240
Could you post a diff of the changes that you made to GDB 6.1? Are
there any side effects of the change that you've made? Could you
submit this change to the GDB team so that they can apply it to their
normal branch?
The LD_ASSUME_KERNEL environment variable fixes the problem for me,
but I don't want the rest of my app to be living in a kernel 2.2.5
world, so I need the fix that you've described, if possible. Thanks!
Fedora Core 1 is maintained by the Fedora Legacy project for security updates
only. If this problem is a security issue, please reopen and reassign to the
Fedora Legacy product. If it is not a security issue and hasn't been resolved in
the current FC5 updates or in the FC6 test release, reopen and change the
version to match.
NOTE: Fedora Core 1 is reaching the final end of support even by the Legacy
project. After Fedora Core 6 Test 2 is released (currently scheduled for July
26th), there will be no more security updates for FC1. Please use these next two
weeks to upgrade any remaining FC1 systems to a current release.
Note that FC1 and FC2 are no longer supported even by Fedora Legacy. Please
install a still supported version and retest. If this still occurs on FC3 or
FC4 and is a security issue, please reopen and assign to that version and Fedora
Legacy. If it still occurs on FC5 or FC6, please reopen and assign to the
correct version.
i can reproduce such gdb error on my fc-20 machine:
% gcc cant-save-core.c -o cant-save-core -pthread -g2 -Wall
% gdb ./cant-save-core
(gdb) r
Starting program: /home/pawels/bugs/cant-save-core
[Thread debugging using libthread_db enabled]
Using host libthread_db library "/lib64/libthread_db.so.1".
[New Thread 0x7ffff7fdf700 (LWP 17415)]
[New Thread 0x7ffff77de700 (LWP 17416)]
[Thread 0x7ffff7fdf700 (LWP 17415) exited]
Program received signal SIGABRT, Aborted.
[Switching to Thread 0x7ffff77de700 (LWP 17416)]
0x000000381ea35c59 in __GI_raise (sig=sig@entry=6) at ../nptl/sysdeps/unix/sysv/linux/raise.c:56
56 return INLINE_SYSCALL (tgkill, 3, pid, selftid, sig);
(gdb) generate-core-file
Couldn't get registers: No such process.
Created attachment 851032 [details]
For information, Paweł's testcase works for me with gdb 8.0 (on openSUSE Leap 42.3).
i can confirm that gdb-8.0.1-36.fc27 works fine with my testcase too.


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