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A recently passed law that ends a federal ban on transplantation of organs from deceased HIV-infected donors to HIV-infected recipients will help modernize health policy by addressing the reality that more people with HIV infection would benefit from transplantation.
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A small possible bug in an otherwise flawless plugin...
Looking at how the "Author" drop-down on the post edit screen is populated, it seems, when you dig down, to depend on the
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The Vidon Laboratory at SUNY-ESF
The Vidon Laboratory at SUNY-ESF
My research group is interested in understanding the processes regulating water, nutrient, and contaminant fluxes in watersheds. In particular, we are interested in understanding how land use and climate change affect the movement of water, nutrients and contaminants in watersheds, so better environmental policy and management strategies can be developed. Although my research is science oriented and solidly grounded in the fields of hydrology and biogeochemistry, I believe that an interdisciplinary approach linking hydrology and biogeochemistry with environmental policy, environmental engineering, geology, geography and social sciences is critical for all to develop a solid understanding of human-environment interactions in complex systems.
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it worked for me too. Thanks
it worked for me too. Thanks
2. Extract the fonts to that directory.Code:mkdir ~/.fonts
2.a Alternatively use nautilus (check View>Show Hidden Files or hit ctrl+H) and copy / paste them in (as .fonts is a hidden directory).
2.b Alternatively copy the fonts using the terminal:
cp /path/to/font.tff /home/<user>/.fonts
3. Profit.
Code:sudo apt-get install kcontrol [sudo] password for badita: Reading package lists... Done Building dependency tree Reading state information... Done Package kcontrol is not available, but is referred to by another package. This may mean that the package is missing, has been obsoleted, or is only available from another source However the following packages replace it: kdelibs4c2a kdebase-runtime kdebase-workspace-bin E: Package 'kcontrol' has no installation candidate badita@badita-P35-Platinum-MS-7345:~$
Thanks. After read all the messages, I figure out that all you need is:
1. create a folder
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3.right click the folder, rename it to .fonts
4.right click it again, cut
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At least it worked for me. You can try
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"gksudo nautilus" worked nicely in ubuntu 9.10 i copied file easily
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Pains like putting the files you downloaded into a different folder? I just don't understand why anyone would feel the need to use the terminal.I wonder why people go through pains like this when there are tools like Fontmatrix to manage fonts collections.
I'm disturbed at the possibility that there might be anything simpler than drag and drop.
I know I shouldn't use tildes for decoration, but they always make me feel at home~
There is a real simple way of installing a font (10.04) -
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Ph.D. student Raymond Swetenberg enjoys sharing science with others and is passionate about his transformative biological research using stem cells to understand more about spinal cords.
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In her short time at UGA, financial planning major Keturah Orji has done some amazing things both in the classroom and on the track and field team, and she has multiple scholar-athlete honors to show for it.
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If you've watched a Georgia Bulldog football hype video over the last two years, you've seen the work of Frank Martin, a mass media arts major. His passion for UGA goes beyond Sanford Stadium: "Our beloved 'G' doesn't just stand…
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More women are graduating from the Air Force Academy in 2012 than last year (21.5 percent versus 20 percent in 2011), and three sets of twins will walk the stage Wednesday.
Those are just a couple of interesting stats about the class of 2012.
Other interesting tidbits include:
-21.7 percent of the 1,073 cadets graduating are minorities. Of these, 90 graduates are Hispanic, 84 Asian-Pacific Islander, 52 African American and five Native American.
-There are also 14 international students graduating, hailing from: Belize, Brunei, El Salvador, Honduras, Korea, Madagascar, Peru, Poland, Senegal, Serbia-Montenegro, Singapore, Slovenia, Taiwan and Tunisia.
-There are 57 second-generation graduates.
-Sixty cadets graduating Wednesday are the second child in their family to graduate from the Academy. Four cadets are third-child graduates and two are fourth-child.
-There are 529 rated officers in the class.
-Four hundred and ninety cadets are going to pilot training following graduation, 29 will work with remotely piloted aircrafts, eight are going into combat system operator training (navigators), and two are going into air battle manager training.
-Graduates from the Class of 2012 who enter pilot
training incur an active duty service commitment of ten years after earning their wings. For combat system operators, the service
commitment is six years after successful completion of training. All
remaining graduates incur a five-year active duty service commitment.
-The class is graduating with an average cumulative GPA 2.97
-Five hundred and sixty-six AFA graduates have gone on to attain the rank of general.


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Bergmann Josef Knura (#12), born circa 1879 Germany or Poland in the region Silesia, died after 1928 in Bottrop, Germany. Parents unknown.
Married Sophia Zbieszczyk (#13), born circa 1884 Germany or Poland in the region Silesia, died Bottrop, Germany. Parents unknown.
Children from this marriage:
a. Anna Knura (1905-1994)
b. Maria Knura (1908-?)
c. Adolph Knura (1914-1990) (Family Sheet)
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Patient Comments: Peptic Ulcer - Symptoms
What were your symptoms of your peptic ulcer?
Comment from: Candlelady42, 35-44 Female (Patient) Published: May 11
My peptic ulcer symptoms are severe stabbing, throbbing, and burning pain in chest, ribs, and upper stomach.
Comment from: Peaches, 65-74 Female (Patient) Published: March 25
Before I had peptic ulcer I was on the treadmill for months and had no pain. I noticed a constant feeling of slight tiredness. I ignored it. One day I had no appetite and went to bed feeling fine. Soon I began having constant diarrhea that was deep black, and uncontrollable urination. After going to the bathroom twice I almost passed out from losing so much blood, it was everywhere and I was sweating profusely. I lost the ability to walk. This went on all night long and by 6 am I knew I had to call 911. I spent 3 days in the hospital with, at first, a red blood count of eight.
Comment from: smb2012, 19-24 Female (Patient) Published: August 12
I have had digestion issues for several years. However, for almost a month these issues had gotten dramatically worse. I was very sick and had been practically living in the bathroom. Also, I was having sharp pains under my right breast, in my rib cage. I went to my doctor and they rushed me to the emergency room (ER), predicting some issues with my gallbladder. However, after several tests, and several days, this was false. Nobody had any clue as to why I was sick. The doctors performed an upper and lower endoscopy. Here I learned that I had 3 peptic ulcers in the upper part of my abdomen. I was prescribed a medicine for the healing of these ulcers. I am still feeling sharp pains in this area after 2 months of medication. I still have bad days where I am sick but must work through this. I am hoping that these symptoms will soon pass and I can resume my life. I am a female 20 years old.
Comment from: Danny, 25-34 Male (Patient) Published: October 22
I have pains after eating fatty or spicy food. The pain is made worse by lying on my left side. Pains are felt out through back and front of abdomen under the ribs (stomach area). The pain sensation is piercing and burning with indigestion and heartburn.
Comment from: None, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: August 05
The symptom of my peptic ulcer was stomach pain before and after eating.
Comment from: fritscher, 55-64 Female (Patient) Published: March 27
I, like one of the other posters, had a big scare last week. I normally am active and healthy but for the past month I was getting short of breath and hearing pulse pounding in my head. I thought I was having heart issues. I went to the family doctor who did blood work. He called me last weekend to get myself to the emergency room (ER) as soon as possible or I could have heart attack from distress. When I got there found my red blood to be a 4 and had gastro intestinal bleeding. They gave me transfusion of 6 units and then did the upper gastro intestinal test and found a large blood clot. They had to go in a second day to treat the ulcer as the clot had to be removed with medication first to insure nothing worse would happen. They clipped the ulcer the next day during the upper endoscopy. I was in intensive care for 4 days. I am home now. I am still feeling some upper back pain intermittently but hopefully that is just part of healing. I am on the pump for the acid reduction and need to have follow-ups soon.
Comment from: Eric, 35-44 Male (Patient) Published: April 08
I was told I had a peptic ulcer. When I worked lifting, the pain made my work extremely difficult. The pain started in the back above my kidneys and radiated to the front on the sides of my ribcage. You would swear it was a heart attack coming on. Sometimes I felt it in my chest around my heart. When I ate, the pain would subside and then come back about 30 minutes later. I bought Zantac 75. Then it would be gone for three or four hours, but come back sooner. I then switched to Zantac 150. That worked a lot better. I found out after trial and error that taking it first thing in morning was better than taking it at lunch. Now, my work performance is back to normal.
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Saudi Arabia's Oil Output Fell in October as Demand Fluctuated
Saudi Arabia, OPEC's largest oil producer, decreased output by less than one percent in October from a month earlier as it adjusted production to meet fluctuations in customers' demand, government data showed.
The kingdom pumped 9.36 million barrels a day, down 0.85 percent from 9.44 million barrels in September, according to the data the government submitted to the Joint Organization Data Initiative.
The country exported 7.08 million barrels of crude oil a day in the month, up from 6.81 million barrels a day in September, statistics posted today on the initiative's website. The Saudi crude data includes condensates and excludes natural-gas liquids, according to the website.
Saudi Arabian Oil Minister Ali Al-Naimi said on Oct.8 that there is no excess supply in world oil markets and that the kingdom has been adjusting output to match fluctuating demand over recent months.
The Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries signaled in its meeting in Vienna on Dec. 14 that it's prepared to allow Saudi Arabia, the biggest member, to keep pumping crude at near the highest rate in at least 30 years, while increasing its combined output limit to 30 million barrels a day.
JODI is supervised by the Riyadh-based International Energy Forum and compiles data supplied by member governments. The IEF is a group of nations that account for more than 90 percent of global oil and gas supply and demand, established as a forum for producing and consuming nations to discuss international energy security.


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As a German horse riding seems to be to the point. Why is it horseback riding in English? Isn't it obvious that you ride on the back of the horse? Is there a difference between British and American English on this point?
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It's probably just a conflation of the phrases "horse riding" and "on horseback". Couple that with the fact that you are, generally, riding on the horse's back, and you've got a recipe for common usage.
I suspect it's left over from the days when a ride involving a horse could be done on the back of a horse or in a wagon or carriage behind a horse.
It's a good question. As TomH wrote, horseback riding is a primarily American usage. It's not in English generally.
I have not heard anyone in the UK use it. The only time that I heard it was in American films. I remember it because to me as a British person, it sounds odd and unnecessarily long. I remember thinking to myself, "Why say horseback riding? What other part of a horse do people ride on?"
In the UK, it is obvious that riding a horse means riding on its back.
Use of the word back in this is just an unnecessary extra. Whenever it is talked about here in the UK, people just say horse riding. It is also enough to say riding, because it is obvious what is meant by the context.
The difference between the two ways of saying it depends on the regional flavor of English being used. Horseback riding is used by people speaking American English, and horse riding is used by people who are not speaking American-style English, including English and other British people.
This explains it: http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/horse-riding?q=horse+riding
What about when one rides on a horse standing up, as in rodeo shows or circus acts? The performer is indeed on horseback, but somehow I wouldn't describe them as riding "on horseback."
In this case, they are definitely "horse riding," but you'd need to specify "standing up."
It is interesting to compare the use in British and American English. Here is the NGram for the British English corpus:
British English Horseback riding vs horse riding
Now look at the American English corpus:
American English Horseback riding vs horse riding
In British English the two expressions were roughly equally frequent until 20 or 30 years ago, when the "back" variant rapidly became four times more frequent. In American English it seems to have been consistently four times more frequent. Perhaps this is an indication of the American usage being assimiliated into British English.
So, the answer to "is it British English" seems to be: no, not until recently.
Interesting that Kevinspace brought up the issue of riding standing up. In American English, that is called "bareback riding," so perhaps "horseback riding" implies the difference between riding with or without a saddle.
The first horse races I went to, at a county fair back in the 50s, did not have the jockeys sitting on the horses' backs, but rather in sulkies drawn behind the horses. Trotting races. And from the following lines in the Music Man, after comparing the corrupting influence of pool (as compared to wholesome billiards), Harold Hill sings in Ya Got Trouble,
I gather there was once considerable feeling against horseback racing. Hence the need to distinguish it, terminologically.
(The song is here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LI_Oe-jtgdI )
Because it was so commonplace before the motor car arrived, you just said "riding" and so do all people today who regularly ride, or who have grown up riding horses. You talk about "going out for a ride" .That is why "do you ride" is usual. If cycling is the alternative, you can say "I'm going out on my bike" or "I'm going for a ride on my bike". Motorcyclists are often called "bikers" so that covers them!
All this horseback stuff is maddening - it is just RIDING!


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I'm new at this. I registered a site with netfirms at http://www.spencergaum.com
I have just started setting up this site, and I was wondering how to use the picture at the top as a link rather than the text in red.
Would this be somewhere in the stylesheet? I'm pretty sure that "h1" is the red text and that "#masthead" is the image. But I don't know what to do with these.
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My desktop now displays video artifacts after been exposed to rain. Only a very small amount of moisture went inside the case. The only place I noticed any water was on the CPU socket. I used a hair dryer and paper towels to wick any remaining moisture. When I boot the PC it loads it the OS, but there are large numbers of video artifacts. The artifacts appear symmetric if that helps.
I am wondering what components I need to replace. I'd like to salvage what I can.
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Tonight, I got to meet Martyn Poliakoff — the fabulously frizzy-haired University of Nottingham chemist who you might recognize from a series of awesome videos about the periodic table that Xeni first blogged about back in 2008.
This is his business card.
It's a microscope image of the world's tiniest periodic table, which Poliakoff's friends inscribed on a strand of his own hair as a birthday gift in 2010. The hair, which Poliakoff keeps in a glass vial, has earned him a spot in The Guinness Book of World Records.Read the rest
Here's a weird, great geological feature I spotted yesterday while out hiking in rural Oklahoma. We were out in a flat, flat plan that was dotted with a few tall, angular sandstone mounds and narrow sandstone canyons carved out by erosion. This rock was sticking out of the side of one of the mounds. It was the only place we saw anything like these vertical, tube-like structures, which stretched from the ground up to probably about my shoulder.
When I posted this image on Twitter yesterday, several people suggested that the tubes might be skolithos — tube-shaped fossils that were probably made by some kind of ancient worm creature and turn up sometimes in sandstones. While the pictures on Wikipedia don't look very similar to what I saw, there are apparently lots of different forms these things (and similar tube fossils) can take. Read the rest
Possibly, according to some scientists who are trying to understand the early days of Sol and friends.
One way that researchers study events like the creation of the solar system is to model what might have happened using computer software. The basic idea works like this: We know a decent amount about the physical laws (like gravity) that govern the creation of planets and the formation of a solar system. So scientists can take those laws, and program them into a virtual universe that also includes other real-world data ... like what we know about the make-up of the Sun and the planets orbiting it. Then, they recreate history. Then they do it again. Over and over and over, thousands of times, the scientists witness the creation of our solar system.
It doesn't happen the same way each time. Just like you can get a very different loaf of bread out of multiple attempts and baking the same general recipe. But those recreations start to give us an idea of which scenarios were more likely to have happened, and why. If our solar system tends to form in one way and resist forming in another, we have a stronger basis for assuming that the former way was more likely to be what really happened.
That's what you're seeing in this study, which Charles Q. Choi writes about for Scientific American.
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Computer models showing how our solar system formed suggested the planets once gravitationally slung one another across space, only settling into their current orbits over the course of billions of years.
Here's the best way I can sum up this story: Yes, some NASA scientists are working on a design for a warp drive. No, that doesn't mean warp drives are real.
Warp drives — as a purely theoretical thing and/or science-fiction plot device — involve manipulating space-time to allow a spaceship to go faster than the speed of light. It's basically loophole that would allow you to get around those pesky laws of physics. Swiss bank account:taxes::Warp drives:speed of light. You get the picture.
Harold White of NASA's Johnson Space Center is currently leading an effort to design a warp drive space ship. But, as Amy Teitel explains in a story for Vice's Motherboard, the fact that this is happening does not necessarily mean a real working warp drive is possible. It's more about the fact that NASA is partly in the business of letting really smart people try things that are kind of crazy and unlikely, if they can back up the idea with a reasonably plausible hypothesis. Speculative research is a thing that happens.
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The problem is that breaking the light barrier isn't at all like breaking the sound barrier. The sound barrier–properly, the aerodynamic effects of pressure waves interacting with a body as it approaches the speed of sound–was broken with a cleverly engineered aircraft and an at-the-time state of the art rocket engine.
Bell's X-1 was, importantly, a physical aircraft made of matter, not made of sound. But the atoms and molecules that make up all matter are connected by electromagnetic fields, and that's the same stuff that light is made of.
The Curiosity rover can do a lot of things, but nobody is expecting her to find direct evidence of life on Mars. In fact, the hunt for life on the Red Planet has been a pretty stunted one. The last time we really looked was during the Viking missions, which tried to find chemical "footprints" that would exist if there had once been life on Mars, but that could end up on that planet for other reasons, as well. What we got back was a less-than-enthralling "Outlook Hazy. Try Again Later."
Ever since, we've contented ourselves with searching for indirect evidence — assessing the planet for signs that it might once have had the conditions necessary for life to happen. That's important, and it will make direct evidence of life more believable if we ever do find it, but it's not quite the same thing.
But now, DNA sequencing tools have become portable enough (and drilling technology has become powerful enough) that some scientists and Craig Ventner think we could send a probe to Mars which could find buried traces of actual DNA protected in the dirt and sequence that DNA on site.
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It's also possible that life hitched a ride between Earth and Mars in their early days. Asteroid impacts have sent about a billion tonnes of rock careering between the two planets, potentially carrying DNA or its building blocks. That could mean that any genetic material on Mars is similar enough to DNA that we have a chance of finding it using standard tests.
This illustration of a flea comes from Robert Hooke's Micrographia — an amazing collection of illustrations drawn from microscope images, first published in 1665. Think of it like a proto-viral blog post that somehow fuzed Nature and Buzzfeed. Something with a headline like "15 UNBELIEVABLE IMAGES OF EVERYDAY THINGS!"
Micrographia — the whole thing — is now available in ebook form. For free. In several different formats. To give you a sense of why this is worth checking out, here's Carl Zimmer on the book's social/scientific impact back in the 17th century:
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In January 1665, Samuel Pepys wrote in his diary that he stayed up till two in the morning reading a best-selling page-turner, a work that he called "the most ingenious book I read in my life." It was not a rousing history of English battles or a proto-bodice ripper. It was filled with images: of fleas, of bark, of the edges of razors.
The book was called Micrographia. It provided the reading public with its first look at the world beyond the naked eye. Its author, Robert Hooke, belonged to a brilliant circle of natural philosophers who--among many other things--were the first in England to make serious use of microscopes as scientific instruments. They were great believers in looking at the natural world for themselves rather than relying on what ancient Greek scholars had claimed. Looking under a microscope at the thousands of facets on an insect's compound eye, they saw things at the nanoscale that Aristotle could not have dreamed of.
We think of giraffes as long-necked creatures, but compared to ancient sauropod dinosaurs (a family that includes the brachiosaurus and apatosaurus) even the longest-necked giraffe may as well be nicknamed "Stumpy". In a paper published online at arXiv site, two paleontologists analyzed the biology of sauropods in an attempt to figure out which features allowed the dinosaurs to grow necks six times longer than giraffes.
Turns out, there are some distinct differences — especially in the anatomical architecture of the vertebra closest to both animals' skulls — that really stand out. As this helpful slide shows, a sauropod with the vertebra of a giraffe would be in very bad shape, indeed.
This paper, by the authors' own account, began life "as a late-night discussion over a couple of beers", which means it's basically the paleontology equivalent of "Who would win in a fight: Darth Vader or Superman?" Which is awesome. Better yet, the paper is quite easy to read and the information is organized in a way that will probably make more sense to you than the typical scientific research paper. So dig in! It's worth it! Here's one short excerpt taken from a part discussing some of those differences in the cervical vertebra (the aforementioned vertebra closest to the skull):
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Project layout:
├── cheese
│ ├── init.py
│ ├── migrations
│ │ └── init.py
│ └── models.py (model Cheese, links to eggs.Store and spam.Employee)
├── djtest
│ ├── basemodel.py
│ ├── init.py
│ ├── settings.py
│ ├── urls.py
│ └── wsgi.py
├── eggs
│ ├── init.py
│ ├── migrations
│ │ └── init.py
│ └── models.py (model Store, links to spam.Employee)
├── manage.py
└── spam
├── init.py
├── migrations
│ └── init.py
└── models.py (model Employee, links to itself and eggs.Store; model Eggs, links to spam.Employee and cheese.Cheese)
Issue the following commands for the attached project:
$ python manage.py makemigrations
$ manage squashmigrations cheese 0003
$ manage squashmigrations eggs 0002
The following is raised:
django.db.migrations.graph.CircularDependencyError: [('spam', '0001_initial'), ('cheese', '0001_squashed_0003_cheese_updated_by'), ('spam', '0001_initial')]
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comment:1 Changed 2 years ago by charettes
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- Patch needs improvement unset
Thanks for the detailed report. Just to make sure, did you reproduce against 1.7-rc-2 or 1.7-rc-3?
comment:2 Changed 2 years ago by Naddiseo
- Version changed from 1.7-rc-2 to 1.7-rc-3
It was 1.7-rc-3, The option wasn't available when I reported.
comment:3 Changed 2 years ago by charettes
- Severity changed from Normal to Release blocker
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
Managed to reproduce.
comment:4 Changed 2 years ago by andrewgodwin
Ah, yes, squashing migrations does occasionally result in circular dependencies and there's no way we can solve this in 1.7 (it requires some specialised coding we just don't have). I'll add a note to the docs about this and bump it down from Release Blocker to a more general issue we need to solve next release.
comment:5 Changed 2 years ago by Andrew Godwin <andrew@…>
comment:6 Changed 2 years ago by andrewgodwin
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This almost happened to me recently and it got me to thinking - What would happen if checkmate and time expiring for the player delivering mate happened at exactly the same moment? Is there an official rule on this?
If not, I sure wouldn't want to be an official monitoring the game and having to make the call.
I'd imagine that if it was really that close then it would be a draw.
The instant the checkmate move is completed - ie when the piece is released, the game is ended with checkmate even if the flag drops. If the flag falls before the move is completed then it is a loss on time. Both events would have to occur at exactly the same moment of time for there to be a problem. In practice the checkmate is there to see on the board while the flag fall isnt - the rule states that the flag is deemed to have fallen when it is seen to have fallen by the opponent or arbiter. I dont see in practice how a flag fall and releasing a piece can be seen to occur at exactly the same moment in time. Either the players would agree a draw or, if an arbiter was asked he would go with the checkmate
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If the flag has fallen before the checkmate move is made but opponent haven't pointed that out then checkmate is valid. If the opponent points out that your time is up before you have made your move to checkmate then it's loss (or draw if there is no material enough). My inner lawyer is wondering that when you touch your piece it is considered a move then if I have picked up a piece and my opponent shouts:"TIME!" can I complete my move that is considered alrealy made and win the game if it's checkmate after that.
This move is considered to be made when you touch your piece comes from the rules where opponent makes a wrong move. Chess rules say that you have rigth to point out wrong move before you have made your own next move and touching a piece is considered as will to complete move and counts as move. So you have to point out that your opponent has made wrong move before you touch any piece.
I had this exact situation occur in a speed chess tournament in 1991. I picked up my queen, my opponent yelled "time" and I put my queen down right where I intended for it to go, checkmating him.
After much discussion, and a phone call by the TD to Walter Browne for advice, the TD ruled that my opponent did not have to stop the clocks in order to claim a win on time, which was the basis for my claim of a win.
Because I agreed that he yelled time before my hand released the piece, the TD ruled I could not claim checkmate, so it was a win for my opponent.
Then a spectator pointed out that my opponent only had a bare king and was not entitled to claim a win. After some additional discussion the TD altered his ruling to declare it a draw.
Under USCF rules for a regular tournament game the ruling might be different. The TD's call was made to Walter Browne because at the time Walter was president of a speed chess organization and the tournament I was competing in was using that organization's rules.
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Has nr 1 been adressed Mike?
"1. That you would give your own assessment of the Jesus-lineage genealogy problem [Luke vs. Matthew]"
We are basically asking for a post on the Jesus-lineage genealogy inconsistencies between Luke and Matthew when you have the time.
A link to a trustworthy explanation will suffice.
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This is offensive. (1) The ad portrays muslims as dogs. (2) Random muslims don't jeer or get angry on plain sight of a non-muslim (assuming the american is a non-muslim). Majority of muslims are very kind. No one can assume these are "terrorists" either since the american isn't a soldier, and there are muslims who look like that but aren't "terrorists". (3) Muslims are cat owners (they don't own dogs as pets -religious restriction) and I think this ad offends them. It offends me. I'm cool with the others in the series but this combo isn't appropriate.
I understand the concept, it's good, but this combo isn't. Don't use religious/political topics...
I find your comment offensive. Really.
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Don't be so ignorant and start a political debate here.
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#17097 closed New feature (wontfix)
Permission to delete a comment should be based on a user's given permissions
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The comments app in contrib decides that only superusers are allowed the privilege of deleting comments (line 31). Instead I think it should check the permissions of the user to see if they are allowed.
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Changed 5 years ago by george@…
Patch file
comment:1 Changed 5 years ago by julien
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- Patch needs improvement unset
- Triage Stage changed from Unreviewed to Accepted
- Type changed from Bug to New feature
I agree that it would make sense to use the delete permissions here. This would need some tests. Also, a note on the patch: ModelAdmin.has_delete_permission() should probably be used instead of hardcoding the permission name.
Finally, this would be backwards-incompatible and would require a mention in the release notes.
Changed 5 years ago by ghickman
Changed 5 years ago by George Hickman <george@…>
tests for the comments permissions
comment:2 Changed 5 years ago by George Hickman <george@…>
I've added a patch using ModelAdmin.has_delete_permission() in contrib.comments.admin.py and a couple of pretty basic tests for user's permissions when set on a group. They'll need expanding though, as the patch isn't tested yet (bit short on time right now) but hopefully that's a start anyway.
Changed 5 years ago by George Hickman <george@…>
Full patch
comment:3 Changed 5 years ago by George Hickman <george@…>
Added a full patch with the code and tests. I've focused on testing the permissions for a user and the actions available in that list.
comment:4 Changed 5 years ago by julien
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Thanks a lot for your work on this patch!
However, I now think that we should aim for a more general fix. Ideally, if the user didn't have delete permissions, then the 'delete_selected' action wouldn't show up -- this applies not just to comments, but to any model. This general issue is addressed in #10609. I've just remembered about that ticket and I apologise for not letting you know about it earlier.
So, to summarise, I would prefer to fix #10609 first, and then clean up CommentsAdmin.get_actions(). Many thanks again!
comment:5 Changed 3 years ago by jacob
- Resolution set to wontfix
- Status changed from new to closed
django.contrib.comments has been deprecated and is no longer supported, so I'm closing this ticket. We're encouraging users to transition to a custom solution, or to a hosted solution like Disqus.
The code itself has moved to https://github.com/django/django-contrib-comments; if you want to keep using it, you could move this bug over there.


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I wasn't sure what to write about and asked my Twitter followers and two of them suggested I write about meat (and not in the way that I usually would ANGRY), but in a compassionate way, but I really can't do that very well. Another suggestion, write about how you became vegan, a progression into being healthy. It made me think of Dream Warriors, "My definition".
I love this song, I also love local Toronto music, it's too bad these guys didn't blow up big time.
Either way, like the Dream Warriors, who have their clear definition everyone has their own story and what their beliefs mean to them.
Here's my definition of being vegan:
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– Flesh is death and not a meal
– By-products of animals are not a fashion statement
Like Lisa Simpson, I had a moment where I just couldn't eat meat:
I kept thinking of the way it got to my plate. Like Homer, my dad reacted in a similar way. Lidija, chicken? Even chicken? Sigh.
I do think you can make friends with salad, a lot of friends in fact and I have found a personal solace in my direction in life.
I don't tell people: how to eat, what to wear, what to listen to, I believe I deserve the same respect. It's all a matter of who you surround yourself with. I do believe I am lucky enough to have some pretty awesome friends (who aren't vegan as well) and that makes me seriously grateful.
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