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Questions as to whether the planned automated public toilet at the 69th Street Pier will be accessible to people in wheelchairs have the local community board requesting clarification on the subject from the city's Department of Transportation (DOT).
Community Board 10 voted at its June meeting, held in the community room at Shore Hill, 9000 Shore Road, to write the agency regarding the matter, brought up by board member Jean Ryan, who uses a wheelchair. The automated toilet model was touted by DOT as being "fully compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)," in a May 29th press release from the agency.
"All wheelchair bound individuals (including motorized) or those who require the assistance of an aide, should not be excluded from being able to utilize this valuable and necessary resource," wrote CB 10 Chair Dean Rasinya and District Manager Josephine Beckmann in a June 17th letter to Janette Sadik-Khan, DOT commissioner.
At the board meeting, Ryan said that the new automated public toilet made by Cemusa – which would be the second in the city to be installed – could pose problems for some wheelchair users.
"People with motorized chairs can get in but the doors might not close," Ryan told the group.
Ryan also said that a wheelchair user who is accompanied by someone to provide help might experience the same problem, because the doors are operated by a weight sensor that has a maximum limit.
Motorized chairs weigh as much as 300 or 350 pounds, Ryan explained. "If you weigh more than 450 or 500 pounds, the door won't close," she said.
In addition, Ryan said, buttons used to flush or get toilet paper are located where they are difficult for some handicapped people to access from the toilet.
"So," she stressed, 'They are not usable to everyone with a disability."
The board vote was to "send a letter to DOT stating that we want an automated toilet on the 69th Street Pier which will be fully accessible to people with disabilities, will be in compliance with or exceed ADA regulations for indoor restrooms and will have a floor/door sensor setting which will allow a large disabled person with a motorized wheelchair and an attendant to use the restroom."
"The problem," stressed Rasinya, "is that some of the ADA guidelines may not always keep up with technology."
Nonetheless, board members were concerned about the possibility of losing the facility. "I'm in favor of it," noted Judie Grimaldi. "But, I'd hate to lose the toilet entirely in an effort to get the appropriate toilet."
"It's a floor with sensors in it," replied Ryan. "I don't know why they couldn't put a sensor in with different settings." DOT, she added, "hadn't gotten back to us (disability advocates) in six months."
DOT referred a request for comment to Cemusa. Nigel Emery, a spokesperson for that company, said that the company's automatic toilets, "Comply with ADA standards and have a number of features to accommodate wheelchair accessibility.
"For example, the weight limit accommodates a wheelchair and second person if needed to assist, and access to emergency buttons and outside access panels are easy to reach and found at multiple levels," Emery said. "The design incorporates smooth and level surfaces covered with a rubber non-slip mat for easy wheelchair maneuverability. The interior is made of stainless steel for safety."
The automated toilet planned for the 69th Street Pier is one of 20 that Cemusa is contracted to install and maintain in the city over the next two decades. The company will also build and maintain 3,300 new bus shelters and 330 newsstands, providing a total of $1.4 billion in revenue to the city. The first automated toilet was installed in January in Madison Square Park, in Manhattan.
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Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): A project with good raw stuff. Needs to piece everything together to reach his ceiling as a good mid-rotation starter with an outside chance at a number two.
The Player: Chad James (LHP, Miami Marlins) – The Marlins top pick in 2009 he signed for $1.7 million at the August signing dealine. James showed tremendous raw stuff in 2010 with Greensboro but the results (5-10, 5.12 ERA) didn't back that up. His numbers still didn't look great in 2011 but there was some progress along the way. He finished the year with a 5-15 record, 3.80 ERA, 173 hits allowed in 149 innings with 124 strikeouts.
Scouting Report
Body: Outstanding frame, gaining physicality. Body has improved since signing. Broad shoulders, long arms and some natural strength. Needs to improve through core and legs to maintain stamina.
Makeup: Works hard at conditioning and mechanics. Will get rattled on occasion during games and must control emotions better throughout his starts. Overall positive makeup, just needs increased maturity.
Delivery/Mechanics: Very slow and deliberate through windup. Gets a little stiff on his front leg at times, forcing his pitches up in the zone, may be helped by slight extension of stride. Will give hitter a long look at the ball on the back side, dips back side and doesn't always catch up to his lower half. Needs to iron out mechanics and find something that works consistently.
Fastball (FB) Velocity (Wind-up): High – 94, Low – 88, Average – 90-91, Grade – 50/60
Fastball (FB) Velocity (Stretch): High – 93, Low 86, Average 88-89, Grade – 40/60
Fastball (FB) Movement: Four-seam can get a bit straight, particularly up in the zone. Two-seam will show some run at times. Needs to learn to manipulate his fastball better. Grade – 40/50
Overall Fastball: Showed better overall fastball in 2010 than 2011. Still believe the better fastball is in there and believe he could have consistent plus heater. Grade – 40/60
Curveball (CB): Showed promise in past years but really struggled in 2011. At best will show good 2-7 break with tight spin. More recently, lacked bite and frequently spun in the middle of the zone. Grade – 30/40
Slider (SL): Lacks the darting bite of some sliders, but has good spin and enough movement to miss bats. Throws with confidence in any count and can command better than curveball. Grade – 40/50
Change-up (CH): Gained feel throughout 2011. Maintains arm speed well and relies on grip to reduce velocity. Can turn it over to get some arm-side movement. Grade – 40/50
Control: Inconsistency in his mechanics works against him. Generally works around the zone but will lose it on occasion. Can nibble and try to work out of the zone too often when he needs to attack and get ahead more. Grade – 50/60
Command: Rarely locates his pitches within the strike zone. Will flash ability to locate the fastball. Not a plus athlete so projection for improved command ability is limited. Grade – 30/40
Summation: Raw stuff flashes average or better across the board and he throws enough strikes to earn some praise as a lefty with a pure number two ceiling. Inconsistency across his game leaves him with a more likely ceiling as a number three starter. Doesn't field position well and pickoff move is easily read. Nuances of the game, including pitch sequencing and the intellectual side of pitching will require additional work. Needs more time in the developmental process to piece things together.
Relative Risk: High. Despite flashing good stuff and some impressive outings along the way, James carries considerable risk. He still has significant flame-out potential as a result of his raw mechanics and inconsistencies. The reduction in fastball velocity in 2011 is a concern.
Future: Early word has James heading to Double-A Jacksonville to start the 2012 season. Despite being very hittable in 2011 some of the scouts I spoke with still believe he could be in line for a breakout campaign with some minor gains across the board. I remain higher on James than many folks outside the Marlins organization, as I believe the hiccups experienced this year were a positive developmental step for him. He is probably a full two years away from big league readiness but that could coincide well with some potential openings in the Marlins rotation.


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"Robert E. Murray, chairman, president and chief executive officer of Murray Energy Corp., delivered this prayer and message to approximately 50 staff members on Wednesday afternoon." [Wheeling Intelligencer]
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The four comments at the newspaper's site were enough to make me gag. Murray may be right, the takers may have finally outnumbered the producers in this country. The race to the bottom is now accelerating. Do you suppose when everybody is equally poor they will be happy?
Unless people being hammered step up and do/fund good science the EPA will be free to use whatever science they please.
Several studies have shown that the majority of people are more concerned about not letting "the other guy" get ahead relative to themselves than they are concerned about their own absolute level of wealth and comfort. This week's election appears to be conformation of those studies. "Fairness" trumps all.


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Desmund Delaney is a senior financial technology major in the School of Business and the founder of 8:00AM, an online seller of new and pre-owned sneakers. After just one year, student-led startup companies taking part in Virginia Commonwealth University's entrepreneurial support program have generated more than $1 million in total revenue, grants and investments. Read more.
Nabeel Janjua discovered his passion for helping developing countries in 2007 when he returned to his birthplace in Pakistan. Growing up in Northern Virginia, the VCU senior had never seen extreme poverty in that way — witnessing children and parents begging — and it changed his outlook on everything. "It made me grateful for what I have," he said. And it made him want to help those less fortunate. At VCU, this passion led him to Manoj Thomas, Ph.D., assistant professor in the Department of Information Systems at the School of Business. Janjua's research involved developing information systems to bring Internet-style learning to Haiti and to help increase digital literacy. Read more
When Noah Scalin, a nationally renowned mixed-media artist, asked a roomful of local business professionals to create a piece of art within a two-minute timeframe, and to make it from materials that were available to them at that moment, there was slight panic in the room. But that was exactly the point of the exercise. Scalin was one of four speakers at the 2016 VCU Innovation Summit, organized by the Virginia Commonwealth University School of Business and the VCU Da Vinci Center. Now in its fourth year, the summit brought together a diverse group of professionals from Richmond-based corporations alongside VCU faculty, staff and students for an interactive seminar about using creativity to solve problems that businesses face every day. Full story
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I wrote a piece of code to realize hash function. The problem comes when adding the 9th element "a12a" to the list, the gdb reports as below, and it seems the problem is happened during applying memory by malloc. But before adding this 9th element, I have ever successfully applied one time memory by malloc when adding the 6th element "ad", why the second time applying memory is failed?
Breakpoint 1, insert (p=0x3d2d10, value=0x4030e8 "a12a") at hashop.c:39
39 id = hash(value);
(gdb) n
40 *current = p + id;
41 if((*current)->value == NULL) {
44 if((lookup(p+id, value)) == NULL) {
45 new = (nList *)malloc(sizeof(nList));
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x7c938996 in ntdll!RtlDuplicateUnicodeString ()
from C:\WINDOWS\system32\ntdll.dll
And my code is:
void insert(nList *p, char *value)
nList *new, **current;
int id;
id = hash(value);
*current = p + id;
if((*current)->value == NULL) {
(*current)->value = value;
} else {
if((lookup(p+id, value)) == NULL) {
new = (nList *)malloc(sizeof(nList));
new->value = value;
new->next = NULL;
while((*current)->next != NULL) {
(*current) =(*current)->next;
(*current)->next = new;
static char *str2[] = {"ac", "ba", "abv", "bc", "bx", "ad", "xx", "aaa", "a12a", "b123"};
And the hash id of each element is as below:
ac, HashId=6
ba, HashId=5
abv, HashId=3
bc, HashId=7
bx, HashId=8
ad, HashId=7
xx, HashId=0
aaa, HashId=1
a12a, HashId=3
b123, HashId=8
From above list, it is sure that the "bc" and "ad" has same hash id, so in my insert() function, I will apply a block of memory for storing "ad". And it is same for the "abv" and "a12a", I also applied a block of memory, but this time failed. Why? Anyone can figure out? Appreciated!


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Pressure/Volume CalculationsA "floating drum" storage offers a good, simple way of measuring gas production. You just record the change in height of the drum and volume of gas = area * height (area of a circle = pi Dsquared/4 or pi Rsquared and there are 1000 litres in a cubic metre). If you want more accuracy use a small diameter drum with greater height to get the necessary capacity. Pressure and volume of any gas are related by p1v1=p2v2, where p is pressure, v is volume and 1 represents the initial conditions and 2 is the final conditions. Mass and volume are related by density, where Density = Mass/Volume and the density of biogas is about 1.18 kg/m3. The easiest way to develop the pressure needed for burners etc is to add weight to the drum (bigger diameter – more weight, since Pressure = kg*9.8/sq.metres) and if you measure "pressure" in mm of water you need to know Pressure (Pa) = 9.8 *Height (mm). I think that should let you calculate anything you need and I hope you understand the "useful" metric units I have used.
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The 32-year-old hit .288 with four home runs and 37 RBIs for
Colorado in 2007, helping the Rockies reach the World Series for
the first time. He stole 32 bases and scored 84 runs during the
regular season, both career highs.
The switch-hitting Matsui will add much-needed speed to the
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AbstractEnergetic events from combustion sources have large signal to noise ratios, are difficult to conceal, have unique signatures and can provide significant activity based battlefield intelligence. The goal of this program is to develop algorithms to detect, identify, and track combustion signatures using a wide field of view airborne sensor. The data for event detection and discrimination will be acquired utilizing a specialized wide field of view (a 12 degree field of view has been demonstrated) spectral-temporal sensor which simultaneously measures 180 colors in the VISNIR through MWIR bands from energetic point targets at the frame rate of the camera (30-1000Hz.). This sensor, based on a Cross Dispersion Prism (CDP), has previously demonstrated a discrimination capability among various rocket motors, battlefield explosions and muzzle flashes. The potential for technical transfer is high since the development of algorithms based on these signatures will also lead to an understanding of airborne discrimination techniques for tactical missile threat warning and kill assessment, general explosive identification and damage assessment, and automatic location and identification of artillery, mortar and other larger muzzle weapons. In addition, suitably adapted versions of the spectral-temporal algorithms developed under this program may provide an immediate capability using fused multi-spectral data from current airborne assets.
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Journal of Global Optimization
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Global minimization of rational functions and the nearest GCDs
- Jiawang NieAffiliated withDepartment of Mathematics, University of California Email author
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This paper discusses the global minimization of rational functions with or without constraints. We propose sum of squares relaxations to solve these problems, and study their properties. Some special features are discussed. First, we consider minimization of rational functions without constraints. Second, as an application, we show how to find the nearest common divisors of polynomials via unconstrained minimization of rational functions. Third, we discuss minimizing rational functions under some constraints which are described by polynomials.
KeywordsRational function Polynomial Global minimization Sum of squares (SOS) Greatest common divisor Quadratic module
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Journal of Global Optimization
Volume 40, Issue 4 , pp 697-718
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- 10.1007/s10898-006-9119-8
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- James Demmel (2)
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- 1. Department of Mathematics, University of California, Berkeley, CA, 94720, USA
- 2. Department of Math & EECS, University of California, Berkeley, CA, 94720, USA


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Sunflower Folders And Flowers by TNBratWatch
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Sunflowers are so bright and cheerrful, but these are a little milder.
nice! Bright and summer-ish
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation is also opposed to the ruling made in Blizzard's favor, and they have posted a lengthy discourse describing why on their site. Basically, this case will determine the enforceability of all those EULAs that you just click through without reading, and whether or not you own the program you purchased, or just a license to use it.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, the American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of the Nation's Capital, and Public Citizen filed amicus briefs on Wednesday in three suits in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia.
According to an Electronic Frontier Foundation computer scientist, Peter Eckersley, modern browsers have been designed to send Web sites a slew of seemingly innocuous information such as operating system and screen-size information.
By collating and combing this information, then comparing it against other users' browsers--which Eckersley called "browser fingerprinting"--the data can be personally identifiable. He went on to add that this discovery would have "implications" for both privacy policies and technical designs for browsers.
But in multiple court filings today, the American Civil Liberties Union has joined forces with the Electronic Frontier Foundation and Public Citizen to attack this "sue 'em all" P2P litigation strategy.
In an amicus brief contesting the U.S. Copyright Group's attempt to lump together thousands of unrelated defendants in the "Hurt Locker" suit and several similar actions, the Electronic Frontier Foundation accused USCG of abusing the discovery process and "jeopardizing [the defendants'] rights to an individual evaluation of their actions and defenses." According to the EFF, the suit's shotgun approach is designed to intimidate defendants into settling out of court rather than risk trial in a jurisdiction that might be thousands of miles away.
Eva Galperin, referral coordinator for the Electronic Frontier Foundation, the advocacy group for tech companies and Internet users, advises those accused in a copyright suit to begin the process by consulting an attorney. For the past several weeks, EFF.org has been soliciting attorneys for help in defending people in the cases brought by Voltage and the other film companies.
But reader Hephaestus alerts us to the EFF's highlighting of a brief by a group of content creators who have used YouTube to get their works seen and heard without having to go through the usual gatekeepers. The group refers to itself as the "Sideshow Coalition" in response to Viacom's rather demeaning claim that the interests of such legitimate creators was nothing more than a sideshow. But the brief (pdf) shows that they're not a sideshow at all, but people who were enabled to do great things because of YouTube, and that would be put at risk with a ruling in favor of Viacom
"It's an incredibly competitive market right now when talking about search and social networks," said Tim Jones, an activist and technology manager at the Electronic Frontier Foundation. "Any newcomer is trying to find any advantage they can get, so it's only natural that as consumer awareness on privacy issues increases and as the big players lose credibility, the newcomers will try to take advantage of that."
But some experts including the US-based Electronic Frontier Foundation feel that it will be better if Google does not hand over this data to the European authorities. They fear that giving this data back to the authorities can result in further harming privacy.
eWEEK reported Wednesday that antitrust investigators are looking into the strategy behind Apple's iTunes store to determine if the company has abused any monopoly power it might have in the digital music space to stifle competition. Not long before that, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice were rumored to be digging a little deeper into the terms of its iPhone developer agreement. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, among others, claimed the agreement was anti-competitive.


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Kaeth is an character mentioned in the episode "The Lion and the Rose". He is deceased when the events of the series begin and is not expected to appear in the series. He was a Grand Maester and the author of the book Lives of Four Kings.
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In the A Song of Ice and Fire novels, Kaeth was made Grand Maester at the age of eighty, and sent to the court of King Aegon V Targaryen. He died within a year of his appointment and was succeeded by Grand Maester Ellendor.
Kaeth's Lives of Four Kings is considered a literary classic, despite scanting Viserys II Targaryen, and his hand-drawn illuminations to be a masterpiece; only four original copies of his book survived, until Joffrey senselessly destroyed one at his wedding feast.


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The third title in the Minack Chronicles, which tell the story of how Derek and his wife Jeannie left behind their London home to establish a flower farm on the coast of Cornwall. This book takes a closer look at some of the animals who shared the Tangye's home and surroundings, especially Boris, the Muscovy duck.
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Last week Pope Francis presided over a Mass to mark the end of the Year for Consecrated Life. Robert Mickens reported here that the Holy Father also gave a short talk to men and women religious at an audience prior to the Mass. "Why has the womb of religious life become so sterile?" he asked.
The answers to that question are complex and manifold. A small share of an answer may be linked to how many of our parishes and dioceses chose to celebrate the Year itself. For the most part, it was seen as an opportunity to say a much deserved word of thanks to men and women religious for their service and their lives of witness. Those words, while sincere, often had the tone of an elegy, an acknowledgment that many religious communities may have reached the point of irreversible decline.
What I generally did not hear from the pulpit or the episcopal chair was any sustained argument aimed at the Catholic laity for why religious life--a life dedicated to the "perfection of charity" through the practice of the evangelical counsels of poverty, chastity, and obedience--remains integral to Christian witness in the modern world. This way of life, rooted in the example of Jesus himself, has been part of the Church from the very beginning. To use an overworked metaphor, a Church without communities committed to the practice of the counsels is a Church breathing with only one lung.
Will Marco Rubio Slay Obamacare?
As Congressional budget negotiations came down to the wire this week, Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) was once again successful in inserting a provision aimed at destabilizing key elements of the Affordable Care Act. At Rubio's insistence, last year's budget agreement included language restricting the ACA's payments to insurance companies that enrolled less healthy patients. The change has disrupted insurance markets, leading some new plans to declare bankruptcy and even industry giants like United Healthcare to wonder whether participating in the ACA's exchanges is a good idea.
One might think that disrupting insurance coverage for hundreds of thousands of Americans would not be something a legislator would want to take credit for. Rubio's supporters, however, are crowing that while other presidential candidates have talked about killing Obamacare, he is the only one who has actually drawn blood.
The ACA's critics have been trying to destroy it for so long that it is understandable that they would cling to every bit of what they see as good news. Nevertheless, like Charlie Brown, they are likely to find that the ACA's underlying resilience has once again pulled the football away.
Prophecy and Prose
Pope Francis' recent speech in Bolivia has rekindled the debate over Pope Francis' views on economics and inequality. Francis' defenders have argued that the pope is merely offering a robust presentation of Catholic social teaching. His more fevered critics see him as a herald of a resurgent Marxism.
The frustrating thing about this debate is that it usually operates at a level of abstraction, as if the choices facing policymakers really did boil down to a choice between capitalism and, well, something else. To a great extent, this reflects the penchant of American conservatives branding even modest efforts to redress economic inequality as "socialism."
As fond as I am of Francis, however, I think the pope also bears some responsibility for this. Phrases like an "economy that kills" and "an economy of exclusion" remind me of John Paul II's "culture of death" and Benedict XVI's "culture of relativism." In none of these cases do I find the phrases adequately descriptive of the phenomenon in question or analytically helpful in developing remedies.
The Future of Catholicism in the U.S.
This week the folks over at Patheos are hosting a "summer symposium" on the Future of Catholicism in the United States.
"Call Me Caitlyn"
Caitlyn Jenner's "coming out" in the pages of Vanity Fair this week caused a stir, well, pretty much everywhere. Much of the commentary I saw was positive. There were some on the left, particularly feminists, who raised questions about Jenner's decision to embrace a highly sexualized image of femininity. Some religious conservatives expressed sympathy to Jenner personally but joined most of their colleagues in criticizing her decision to live as a woman and undergo gender reassig
Primum non nocere
A close friend of mine recently finalized his divorce. He and his wife had been separated for a year and the last few years of their marriage had been difficult. They were very active in our parish. He no longer attends Mass here. I've continued to meet and pray with him as he walks this journey.
Given this experience, one might suppose that I would be among those hoping for some change in the Church's discipline regarding divorce and remarriage. To be honest, however, I find myself torn in multiple directions and unsure about what I would do if I was a bishop attending the upcoming Synod.
To God who gives joy to my youth
Altar servers are in the news once again as a priest in the neighboring Archdiocese of San Francisco has decided to eliminate female altar servers. This follows a recent interview with Cardinal Burke where he suggested that female altar servers have contributed to a loss in priestly vocations.
While it's possible that a decline in altar serving among young men has played a role in the decline in vocations, it is almost certainly dwarfed by other causes: widening professional opportunities for Catholic men, smaller families, a shifting sexual culture, secularism, and the rise of an active and engaged laity to name just a few.
More fundamentally, however, Vatican II's reform of the liturgy changed the role of the server in ways that make it harder to play the role as a seedbed for vocations that it played in the past. In the pre-conciliar liturgy, servers actually had a fair bit to do. They prayed certain prayers after the priest (ostensibly on behalf of "the people"), rang bells during the consecration, and held a paten under a communicant's chin to catch fragments of the host. Most masses--even daily Masses--had at least one server and the work of the server required fairly close collaboration with the priest throughout the Mass.
In most parishes where I've attended Mass during my life, however, the servers usually have a much more limited role. They usually bear the candles (and sometimes the processional cross) during the entrance and the offertory; hold the Missal during the collects; and assist the priest during the lavabo. In cases where the parish still rings bells at the elevation, this is also one of the server's duties. Very rarely have I seen servers prepare the altar.
So it has come to this. We are now debating the doctrinal authority of papal tweets and phone calls.
As David Gibson reports, the latest controversy in papal communication was a three-word tweet in Latin--Iniquitas radix malorum--that has been translated into English as "inequality is the root of social evil." This followed only days after the dustup over the pope's phone call to a divorced and remarried woman where he allegedly encouraged her to receive communion.
Younger Catholics may find this hard to believe, but there once was a time when the vast majority of Catholics did not hang on every word spoken or written by a pope. Admittedly, this was a relatively short period covering only the first 1,800 years or so of the Church's existence, so it is understandable how some may have missed it.
During the first millennia and a half of Christian history, popes did not commit themselves to paper (at least not paper that was mean to be widely disseminated) very often. It sometimes surprises people to learn, for example, that the bishops of Rome played only a marginal role in the great 4th century councils that gave us the Nicene Creed. In the Middle Ages, doctrinal disputes were more likely to be settled by the faculty of the University of Paris than by Rome.
This is not to say that the papal office was unimportant. Far from it. Popes such as Leo I, Gregory VII, and Innocent III had an enormous impact on both the Church's inner life and the society and politics of their age. But the popes shared the stage, as it were, with equally towering figures such as the Cappadocian Fathers, Augustine, Benedict of Nursia, and, of course, Francis of Assisi.
A day late and a dollar....
The Republicans have finally gotten serious about health care reform. The bad news for them is that they are four years too late.
Earlier today, Senators Hatch (R-UT); Burr (R-NC); and Coburn (R-OK) released the details of their Patient Choice, Affordability, Responsibility and Empowerment Act (a.k.a. "Patient CARE Act). Hatch, in particular, is no stranger to health care issues, having co-sponsored the State Childrens Health Insurance Program back in 1997.
The bill largely follows the outlines of a health care reform proposal developed by a group of conservative policy wonks dubbed the "reformocons." In an article published in Commonweal's print edition in December, I questioned whether the wonks would find Republican politicians willing to carry their water. I am happy to have been proved wrong, as the return of Republicans to the actual work of legislating is a welcome development.
A "war on aspiration"
Adam Shaw (he of the "Pope Francis is the Catholic Church's Obama" fame) has posted another column attacking Francis, which is sure to go viral. Here is how it starts:
Pope Francis has declared war on those who aspire to provide a better life for themselves and their families, expressing the misguided snobbery of a man for whom money has never been an issue.
In the first week of his papacy, when briefing the media, the pope exclaimed:
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I've just installed Mir and I'm wondering if I'm actually running it or if it fell back to X. How can I tell if Mir is running?
On my system running Mir it returns something like this:
Machines NOT running Mir will not show
Will return one response if Mir is running, nothing if it is not. This is because 'ps -e' actually truncates the process names to 15 characters (known upstream bug/limitation). I found the suggestion from minerz029 always returned nothing even if Mir was running.
It's going to depend on what you mean by "I just installed Mir". Mir is really just a set of libraries. There are client libraries and server libraries. There are also several different packages that provide actual Mir server binaries.
There is a demo Mir server, but if you were running it you would know, because you'd have switched to a VT and typed in the command to run it. That server is found in the mir-demos package.
There's the Unity 8 Mir server. It runs as a part of Unity 8 (package unity8). You'd know you were running that because your desktop would look like a Unity 8 desktop.
Finally, there is the unity-system-compositor Mir server, which is generally started by LightDM. Unless you wrote your own LightDM integration scripts, you either need to install the Unity 8 desktop session (package unity8-desktop-session-mir), in which case the only way to run the Mir server is to log in to the Unity 8 desktop, or you installed the ubuntu-desktop-mir package, in which case the other answers are correct: a


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"What could these two topics possibly have in common?" You Ask.
They may seem like an odd comparison, but training a child to use the potty calls for the same approach as nurturing a heart for worship. Continue reading
"What could these two topics possibly have in common?" You Ask.
They may seem like an odd comparison, but training a child to use the potty calls for the same approach as nurturing a heart for worship. Continue reading
We've been busy with our daily advent posts of our Celebrate the Newborn King series over at Children in Church Facebook.
But today we came across an excellent resource that we want to share with you. Continue reading
We believe that providing a child with drawing and writing materials does not need to be a problematic distraction. Continue reading
I hesitate to address this week's suggestion, but it's a reality that's wise to attend.
If you have a child like one of mine, Continue reading
It can be helpful to provide an appropriate resource to engage a portion of a young person's attention during the quieter sections of a worship service. It's important to Continue reading
When children are young it can be helpful to provide a quiet activity during portions of the worship service. It's important to choose wisely, Continue reading
Preparing our hearts for worship is an excellent habit to develop as a family.
It begins with a decision to set our hearts on things above well before we head to our place of worship.
Choosing a focal point can be helpful. A Bible verse, a character trait of the Creator, a feature of His creation, or a relationship goal for your family are all possible topics to consider.
Then choose an activity to jump start the conversation. As you gather leaves for this project you can talk about the changing beauty God showers into our lives. Let us know how it goes. Maybe even send along a photo so we can enjoy your artwork.
May the LORD bless you in your desire to know Him more fully.
with confidence in the Father's love,
Curt & Sandra
Resources, week 2
Another activity that will occupy a child's hands and calm their wiggles is tangrams. Tangrams are geometric shapes that can be arranged to create a variety of pictures. Depending on the age of your child, they may be just the thing you need to get through a growing time.
Such materials ought to be kept to a minimum. A child ought to be encouraged to participate in every aspect of corporate worship as possible. When their attention span has reached its limits, it's time to offer support.
You can buy tangrams HERE.
You can learn how to make your own tangrams HERE.
May the LORD guide you in your training for His glory and your peace. Amen
We're hearing from parents who want to worship together as a family, but aren't sure their children can handle an extended time of attentive behavior.
We found it helpful to use quiet activities for the younger set during more formal times, such as the sermon.
In Chapter 6 of our book we offer our perspective and experiences of this process. 'Packing the Bag' includes strategies for tending children of various ages within the corporate meetings of the church. The key is to keep in mind the goal of nurturing mature participants in the act of worship.
If you too are looking for appropriate materials, click HERE to find our first suggestion.
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I can use audacity to increase the volume of an MP3 file. However, if I want to use this on a regular basis it's a hassle, since I have to fire up audacity, load the file, increase the volume and finally export it back to MP3.
Is there any command-line program I can use that will increase the volume?


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Lost Episode 1 - 10/10 Difficulty
Yes, surprisingly the DLC that has just one achievement, is really that bad.
Clearing all the missions is not done simply by clearing story episodes, but an actual fighting game style mission mode that will aggravate you to no end.
Easy difficulty proves to be of no difference and the Obliterator gauge, that we've been so overly dependent on, is useless.
The DLC starts out as a story chapter.
After you clear that, you can choose mission mode.
They are, ranked by my estimated difficulty:
-Get a K.O. with a special attack!
5/10 difficulty
-Get a K.O. with health 50% gone!
3/10 difficulty
-Perform a 15-hit combo!
NA/10 difficulty
Jump, hit with air attacks, followed by the standard ground attacks, and follow that into the Y button prompt that appears once he's grounded.
-Get a K.O. in 40 seconds or less!
6-7/10 difficulty
Good luck with this one. If he hits you with his special, the cut scene will take like 10 seconds.
-Get a perfect K.O!
9-10/10 difficulty
That's right! 1 hit and you lose!
The most frustrating thing is that when you get tapped just once, you are punished by the unnecessary 20+ seconds of time it takes to try again. Expect to lose hundreds of times and also expect to die within the first damn second of the fight. The opponent has total priority when attacking, the charge move has 100% priority. There's nothing you can do but stay out of his range for that.
Be prepared to game over hundreds of times as this is heavily luck based and absurdly cheap. This DLC pack is by far harder than anything in Asura's Wrath or even Street Fighter x Tekken. This was only an informative post to tell you how cheap this is. I suggest backing off from it and save your money
Hmmm that's a little dissapointing. I'll be checking this out tonight though. I want the game to be 100% completed :)
Wasn't that bad imo. On the 5th mission, just jump back and forth with the air projectile, and if you see it connect when jumping forward, do this combo: B chain (wait until the hit after the series of three quick punches), hold B, jump, BBB, hold B, Y. This should do around 40-45%. In the corner, I think you can do this after the hold B: jump, B, Hold B, B chain, Y. Those two together should be sufficient to kill him. If he has like 5% left, try to kill him with air projectiles, and pray to god that he does't do a well-timed EX Hadoken.
Took me maybe 15 tries.
For the 40-second one, try not to counter his tatsu, not worth the time. Try to use a similar strategy to the one mentioned above to kill him as fast as possible. If you have him in a combo and time is about to run out, just let him fall and do your Special Attack and, if you're lucky, that's enough.
Which will cost money as well. Thanks capcom! 3 additional packs required so far for 100%.
After finally clearing the fifth and final mission, I assure you, it is extremely difficult. I imagine it took at least 100 tries across 2.5 hours. Having fully mastered everything of what little you can do, it was still near impossible.
Jump, shoot, roll, attack, heavy attack, while you're asshole opponent has 10x more moves.
One thing to note is that if you decide to be defensive and "Hadoken spam" him from a distance, the only thing that can hit you is his EX hadoken shot that splits when you shoot a hadoken at it. So watch his combo meter HUD at the bottom of the screen. If it fills one meter, he'll likely use it.
You also decided to not heed my warning and play it anyway. I curse you with the utmost unfortunate of luck, something you will rely upon heavily, in this luck-based DLC.
2. Don't be depented on obliterator gauge! Learn to actually play the game.
There is major difference in hard and easy difficulty; on easy you take little to no damage and on hard you die out of two or three combos.
3. I wouldn't say that its 10/10 (more like 5/10 IMO lol) but I agree with you that its partially luck based and that it takes stupid amount of time to try it again after dying.
Also if you see Ryu doing his focus attack (charge) just stay away and punish him after the punch, if you're close just jump on his other side. He always charges it to max if you don't try to hit him.
4. Save your money? If ~2 is too much for this awesome but short crossover episode then I hope you haven't paid ~10-16 for some kind of map packs :D
Also I think these DLCs are the first DLCs that give you more than you paid for!
I think the major problem for me with the dlc is not the difficulty, its just that its not the game I want to play. If I want to play Street Fighter I will go play Street Fighter.
The reason I loved Asura's Wrath was because it was so different to anything out there but this dlc is basically from a different game and I can't help feeling disappointed after the non-stop awesomeness that was the episode IV dlc.
So here I have Asuras Wrath, a QTE/Action game and then out of nowhere it turns into A FIGHTER!?
Is this what it has come to? Capcom has run out of ways to stretch their Street Fighter 4, Super Street Fighter 4 Arcade, Super 21 Jump Street Fighter 4 Enhanced Ultimate edition. So now you will be playing Resident Evil and a Wesker fight will turn into a Street Fighter match or will they figure out a way to shoe horn Street Fighter into Dragons Dogma, Devil May Cry.
Its not about learning how to play without the Obliterator gauge or anything Asuras Wrath related. Its all about being able to play a whole different game.
I really wanted to continue to support this great game in the hopes of future titles but I don't like or want to play Street Fighter.
To be fair to D0pe all we knew about this dlc pre release was a couple of screenshots, not that they were basically going to change the gameplay mechanics to that of another game.
I have no problem with Ryu and Akuma showing up in the Asura's Wrath universe but I would of prefered if it had been handled in the same way as all the previous Asura's Wrath episodes, as opposed to a 60 second fight on the moon and a quick SF round.
So to get perfect u have to play the 1st and 2nd part (moon) to get that mission done?
There is only two real problems that I am running into.
One: That Low Attacks suck and that you can't do any.
Two: That for the "SF" fight that they didn't give you the option to have "SF" Controls. It is odd to fight with Asura controls
I am a owner of a game store and part of this games fanbase. I fully support the real game and gameplay of Asuras Wrath. I made sure to have myself and my employees make unaware customers informed of this game. I consider it fresh and a awesome game that has the best boss fight/DLC I have ever played. So I was very excited for more, only to find that they took everything that the game is and replaced it with its same tired/rehashed Street Fighter. They already have 16 versions of Street Fighter 4; could they not wait until Super Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 to have Asura and them in a fighter.
I LOVE Asuras Wrath and stated that I want to support it fully and want a sequel. Yet I wont buy this DLC because I don't like Street Fighter or Fighters in general. I don't buy DLC for achievements I buy them based on if I like the game enough to warrant further play.
I figured my first post would have expressed that I'm not going to buy but want this game to sell.
All I seen was screen shots of the characters and I said cool as long as it plays like Asuras Wrath and yet sadly NO it doesn't. My complaint is valid and if I have no right to express my opinion, then what was you doing stating yours about my post. Don't like what I said read it and keep it pushing lil man.
I'll still buy em to support a great game, but at least I know after these two last packs I can trade the game in towards something else. Not that I don't love every minute of the game, but I'm at that point where I could stop playing and not miss it.
You sir, are a dick -_-
Just because it was near impossible for you, doesn't mean we all need to "heed" your warning. Others have stated its simpler than you imply. On top of that, the guy DOES need to beat this to get 100% completion. No, he can't get it YET, but eventually he'll need to beat this dlc.
Thanks for giving a dick review though.
I'll be getting this later this week.
For mission 5, just jump back and forward using X (projectile) on the ground and on the air. Worked for me on the second try. This achievements deserves 4~5/10 difficult.
Finished all missions, achievement didn't unlock. Am I missing something? Do I have to play on a all difficulties or something?
None of Capcom's mishaps have ever bothered me lately (DLC on-disc, Several versions of the same game, etc.), but this DLC is something I really disliked. Basically 3-4 hours spent on this DLC, 60 seconds of it being actual Asura's Wrath gameplay. The missions should have been 50% 2-D Street fighter style and 50% 3-D Asura's Wrath style.
Finisched it yesterday. Wasnt that bad to get the achievement. I think I got in in an hour. I did get this DLC to complete my achievements though. But I didnt like it that much. It has nothing to do with Asura's Wrath gameplay. It's like an entirely different team made this DLC. That said I didnt mind paying 2 bucks for it and I will definitely get the other pack as well.
But still... Why would you add this kind of DLC... It's fighter gameplay... I think it's just odd.
Btw isnt it strange that the achievement is already "available" but the second DLC isnt out yet?
Yes, and annoying.
Be prepared to game over hundreds of times as this is heavily luck based and absurdly cheap. This DLC pack is by far harder than anything in Asura's Wrath or even Street Fighter x Tekken. This was only an informative post to tell you how cheap this is. I suggest backing off from it and save your money[/QUOTE]
Gillwolda, we're brothers in hell. I have just come to the same conclusion + cursed Capcom down to the 57th generation.
It was a little off putting at first, but if you zone correctly and wait for him to try and throw out a random focus attack you should be able to beat him. Make him use that tatsu, counter and move in for the ultra. He loves to wake up ultra and mash out dragon punches after dive kicks, hell caught quite a few after his focus attack. I'd say 6-10 for everyday fighting game players and 8-10 for anyone new to this kinda setup. Liked the DLC though, but I am worried it could get much tougher with Akuma.
Wow I went in worried about the difficulty and its not even hard. Do 2 17 hit combos and you get your perfect KO and just watch out for ryu's ex meter and just spam projectiles
I can't stop replaying the 15 hit combo mission. I can do a 17 hit combo without using a super.
Congratz, how do u perform a 17 hit combo?
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Was it live action or animation?[edit]
After reading the first few paragraphs, I'm still unsure of what the skit was, exactly. I never saw The Electric Company as a kid, as it wasn't carried (as Sesame Street was) by CBC Television, so you can't assume a typical reader will know whether it was live action or animation, unless it's specifically stated in the first paragraph, preferably in the first line. This is especially confusing:
- Unlike other live-action and cartoon productions of Spider-Man, The Electric Company's version of the web-slinging hero communicates only in word balloons because he is drawn without a mouth.
From this I could guess it was animated, since it mentions him being drawn, but it was called a skit in the intro paragraph, and the above line says "unlike other live-action," which leads me to believe it could be a live-action skit. Very confusing. Kaijan 16:43, 8 June 2006 (UTC)
- It was live-action, although animated panels were shown (as in between scenes). It really isn't that confusing. [[Briguy52748 17:10, 8 June 2006 (UTC)]]
- The way it was worded was confusing nevertheless. Kaijan 02:04, 9 June 2006 (UTC)
Just as an aside to the above discussion, the CBC did air The Electric Company at one point. I recall seeing it on weekday afternoons. 23skidoo 17:24, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
Trivia tag[edit]
Last month, a trivia tag was placed on the page, but there was never any discussion or reasoning on the talk page as to why? I think the person who tagged the page should explain why he feels this article contains too much trivia. Thanks! [[Briguy52748 17:11, 3 April 2007 (UTC)]]
Unlisted villains[edit]
Messy Thinking (talk) 02:52, 24 November 2008 (UTC) I seem to recall that the Stomper and Queen of Hearts were among Spidey's foes. One dressed in a strange Robin Hoodish outfit with Ryan Stiles shoes while the other dressed as her playing card namesake. (How did she manage to get around in that outfit?)
Rationale for trivia tag[edit]
Ill start a new section in response to the earlier post from a while back. If we ever get confused about how much detail to put in an article, here's a good benchmark: are the details you've added referenced from independent sources? in other words, is there enough interest in the subject matter to inspire a magazine article, book, documentary film, etc that goes into such detail? I'm not saying we shouldnt ever include details that are not referenced like this, as after all the episodes themselves qualify as sources for this material. there is no question that they exist and contain all this detail, as all tv shows do. The dividing line between fan sites and WP is simply: do enough people care enough to have written about it OTHER than here or a blog, etc. I would say that many of the details here are nonnotable, and really belong on a fansite. where to draw the line: I dont know yet, but it would be nice to see anyone else who takes even a momentary interest in this article think about it, write something here, and even be bold and edit it. I wont yet, i just discovered this article (its been tagged a looong time), and its not like WW3 will start if i dont trim it back. And where are the references? Mercurywoodrose (talk) 02:06, 19 August 2009 (UTC)
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Can the approximate number of 390 episodes be confirmed or cited? --220.127.116.11 (talk) 16:57, 20 September 2012 (UTC)
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06121 [M1]: Materials and Construction: An Introduction to Techniques, Composition and Strategies (SCI 0612100)
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This course is a module. It lasts the first half of the semester only.
Friday 10:00 - 1:00 Gund 109
Friday 10:00 - 1:00 Gund 110
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This module introduces students to fundamental properties and behaviors of buildings and other structures. Principles of design and construction are discussed in a comprehensive manner involving conceptual, historical, and technical analyses. Students learn to evaluate empirically various types of constructs and use analytical skills to enhance their design capabilities. Lectures will cover fundamental statics; types of loads and reactions; material properties and fabrication; types of joinery; classifying families of building structures; and other related topics. Abstract and architectonic exercises involving both intuitive and analytical design approaches will take place in a workshop format, with students working both individually and in teams.
06230: Building Technology (SCI 0623000)
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Monday Wednesday 8:30 - 10:00 Gund 111
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Prerequisites: GSD 6202, GSD 6203, and GSD 6205; or equivalent. As the final component in the required sequence of technology courses, this professionally oriented course develops an integral understanding of the design and construction of buildings and their related technologies: structural, constructional, and environmental. Building on fundamentals covered in GSD 6203, Building Construction, the course looks in detail at examples of innovative construction techniques in wood, steel, and concrete structures. It also demonstrates the context in which technological innovation takes place by exploring the relationship of the design and construction participants. Class meetings concentrate on case studies of recent buildings, which students are expected to study prior to class meetings. Detail drawings as well as issues of project and construction management are introduced for discussion. A term project is due at the completion of the course. Computer applications on structures, construction, environmental control systems, and project management are an integral part of the course.This course, 6230, was previously offered as 6204.


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[FIXED]Missing Ext.data.TreeStore
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15 Sep 2010 5:30 AM #3
Will this be after the next build or should it be in there now, because its still not in there.
17 Sep 2010 11:23 AM #4
I don't see it either and I could use it. Is TreeGrid documentation supposed to be available also?
17 Sep 2010 12:20 PM #5
I am trying to create a TreeGrid (as in the example http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/dev/exa.../treegrid.html), but I would like to dynamically change the data displayed in the rows based upon updates from the server. If this were done as a simple GridPanel, I would create a create a store and periodically change the store based upon updates from the server. How do I do the equivalent in the Ext.ux.tree.TreeGrid? The TreeGrid data is a little more complicated becase it involves nested data as "children".
Is there a TreeStore that I should be using instead of just a Store? Does a TreeGridLoader help any (I thought that was for adding data dynamically as child nodes are expanded).
Does anyone have an example? Thanks!!!
30 Sep 2010 7:42 AM #6
This is not yet fixed. How can somebody get access to the TreeStore API?
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Its there now and so is Sencha Touch .96
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Rated 5 / 5 stars
Fucking Epic.
This is fucking nice. The intro is absolutely grand. The slow swells and rises, and the introduction of the horns almost make me shiver. Although that may be because I'm listening to this at an obnoxiously loud level and my sub is shaking the room :/
The middle section sounds great, where it opens up, letting the timpanis and horn stabs punch through. And the horn melody that emerges at 3:50 is amazing; extremely rememberable.
No criticisms come to mind. The ending was very sudden but it worked well.