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A "hostile fork"—as many developers know—refers to when open source efforts diverge due to different ideas about where the code should be taken. I started my site intending to get to the bottom of why we all can't just get along as a bit of an SEO/keyword hack. (It worked...try googling "hostile fork".)
Until I figure out how to make everyone bring the best ideas to the table, I'm just blogging about software development. Long term I hope that people searching for "hostile fork x" will find my site and consider engagement instead of forking. Yet somehow it's easier to answer StackOverflow questions than make people get along. Who knew?
And yes I drew the fork. I'm an artiste as well as a programmer. :P
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About this listing
for couples or friends who are ok with sharing a bed. it's in the front of the apartment & while everyone must walk past it when they enter, it offers a bit more privacy than the other room(s) as it is more isolated. more noise from the nearby stairs
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Central heating or a heater in the listing
The Space
Hi, are xx-xx dates available?
check the calendar, if there's availability, feel free to make a booking, i've had many times other guests book the dates someone is looking for because they are writing to ask me if the days they want are available.
Where are you located??
check the tab on this listing that says "location", that will show you where i live, and where you will be located in relation to wherever you would like to visit.
How far away are you from X?
times square- 15 minutes
central park 10-20min(depends where, it's big)
midtown west 15 minutes
midtown east 20-25 minutes
union square 25 minutes
east village 30 minutes
downtown 30-35 minutes
again, look at the "location" tab/link on this listing. do you know the address? i have mentioned in the listing description above how far the travel time is from my place to other parts of town. but you can always check with the nyc public transit "mta trip planner" (search for it online as i cannot post links here, sorry) to see how long it will take to get from the address in question to the 137 st/city college stop. or use openstreetmap or one of the popular online maps sites which i cannot mention by name.
can i use the kitchen??
does your place have a bathroom??
seriously??? no, i go outside in the alleyway to wash & relieve myself, even in the winter, when it's freezing cold out. this is nyc after all, many of us are still without indoor plumbing.
the bathroom is shared between the 3 bedrooms in this apartment, there can be a bathroom rush hour at times.
do i get keys?
yes, of course
is it a private bedroom?
yes, you will have a private room to yourself in a shared apartment.
is there a curfew?
* no pets
* $35 in case you lose the keys, or whatever it might cost you to replace them yourself.
* this a cheap way to visit manhattan, but it is a private residence; please be courteous and by cleaning up after yourself, or chip in for housecleaning services. (very important, I've had horrible luck with slobs, I am not a slob.)
* this may be redundant, but i have had problems with guests making a mess in the kitchen and bathroom and not cleaning up after themselves. this is not a hotel, you are a guest in my home, please clean up after yourself.
i can offer some concierge type services, but if you don't want to clean up after yourself, go book your stay at a hotel and pay extra for it. please be clean and respectful in my home as i will show you respect and hospitality and provide you with a clean place to live, cook, and sleep.
I live in a 3 bedroom apartment at 138th street, between Broadway and Amsterdam ave. You will be living less than one block from the #1 subway line, on the first floor of the building.
You will be welcome to use the kitchen, living room, TV, DVD, VCR(remember those?) and the common areas. Everything else is my personal stuff, which I expect you to not touch; I will respect you and your things the same way.
Details about the room/apt:
Room is furnished with a full-sized futon, which folds down in to a full-sized bed. It is a good size for one or two people. Room dimensions are approximately, 10' X 6' or 3.1 m X 1.83m plus a decent sized closet.
* no pets please
* $35 in case you lose the keys, or whatever the cost to replace them yourself.
* this a cheap way to visit manhattan, but it is a private residence; you are responsible for cleaning up after yourself, or chip in for housecleaning services. (very important, I've had horrible luck with slobs, I am not a slob.)
* this may be redundant, but it seems i have not made myself clear enough. this is not a hotel, you are a guest in my home, please clean up after yourself. i can offer some concierge type services, but if you want a hotel, go book your stay at one and be prepared to pay extra for it. please be clean and respectful in my home, i will show you respect and hospitality and provide you with a clean place to live and sleep.
Guest Access
bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, fridge, eating area (can't really call it a dining room), living room.
Interaction with Guests
it depends, i read people to see if they want to be left alone or not.
The Neighborhood
Just about everything you will ever need is within a few blocks of the apartment (typical Manhattan); pharmacy, hardware store, deli, laundry, etc. There are quite a few grocery stores/ supermarkets nearby, including Fairway, which carries gourmet and organic foods. Fresh direct also delivers to the area.
There's a good variety of restaurants nearby. You can get anything from a juicy, hand-formed burger, to curry dishes, to $1 homemade tamales on the street, to churrasco, to burritos, to sushi 'til 2am; I think you get the point.
The area is safe, parking spaces are available, and your car will be secure. People are very nice, and friendly. It is very neighborhood-y; hell, the crossing guard knows my name. It is more of a family neighborhood, but there are also many young people in the area because of the great number of schools nearby.
The apartment is conveniently located right down the street from City College and just 2 stops from Columbia, Barnard, Teachers College, Manhattan School of Music, etc. The subway ride to midtown is about 15-20 minutes and about 40 to get down to the lower tip, and 40-45 min to downtown brooklyn.
Nearby, are MANY different parks. the apartment is just 2 blocks from the Hudson River, Riverside Park, and Riverbank Park. St. Nicholas park is right behind city college, and numerous smaller city parks with basketball and handball courts, soccer fields, chess tables, etc. all within 6 blocks.
Getting Around
buses and subway 24 hrs within 60-80m
Other Things to Note
I am a chill, and drama free creative person. Not into gossip or talking about myself, or being negative; I generally just mind my own business, but i do enjoy interacting or even going out with guests if i feel it's appropriate or welcomed.
this is a very old building and my place is very modest, but I like to keep it nice and clean.
The apartment is pretty quiet most of the time.
When I am home, I am working on the computer, or surfing the web, or sometimes just relaxing with a drink (usually a craft beer these days) and reading, listening to music, or watching a movie.
Please take off your shoes when you enter and clean up after yourself.
Please do not leave hair clogging the tub drain, crumbs of food laying around, even though you put away your food, etc. because you will be sharing my flat with me and possibly other guests too, so please be courteous.
Also, please turn off lights when you leave a room, or the flat/apt.
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It was just yesterday that we were presented with our first teaser image of Nissan's new midsize pickup, ahead of its June 11 debut. Today, we have video of what is most likely the next-generation Frontier.
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A couple years ago, Nissan created a series of commercials for its compact Frontier pickup showing the truck performing outlandish stunts such as snowboarding, saving a passenger airplane from a crash landing and climbing a steep sand dune to help a stranded dune buggy. As crazy as the first two commercials were, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) took issue with the latter, titled Hill Climb, with the agency considering it to be a misleading commercial since both vehicles required a cable to re
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The crew at PickupTrucks.com has been busy lately. In addition to wrapping up its global pickup shootout in Australia, the site also took the time to pit four factory off-road kings against each other. After extending invitations to every manufacturer to send out their most capable pickup, the Nissan Frontier PRO-4X, Toyota Tacoma Baja, Ram Power Wagon and Ford F-150 SVT Raptor all showed up to play. General Motors, meanwhile, declined to join the party.
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The Ford Ranger has finally been shown the door, and Nissan apparently wants to seize the opportunity to make its Frontier the the standout in what remains of the compact pickup truck segment. Though the sun has been setting on the Ranger for some time, it's still outselling the Frontier – even after Nissan kicked up its marketing efforts as a way to grab the real estate Ford is cedeing by creating the first advertising campaign for the Frontier in four years.
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The settlement reportedly resolves many class-action lawsuits and allows owners to receive money so they can be reimbursed for post-warranty repairs to the engines. The engines are equipped with exhaust gas recirculation technology and were eventually replaced with a Ford engine in later model trucks and vans.
You can read more about it from Automotive News as well as get more details on how to obtain money if you or your company is eligible to participate in the settlement.
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I have a auto-input scan screen but it doesn't recognize it. In the nVidia control panel, I'm not able to detect the DP screen.
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Russian Cottage was built following a gift of a model of a Russian Farm to the 6th Duke of Devonshire in 1855 from the brother of Tsar Nicholas of Russia. The Tsar and the 6th Duke had become friends following the Duke's visit to Russia in 1816 when he served as the British Ambassador to Moscow. An exchange visit in 1844 was planned but unfortunately the Tsar had to cancel his visit. Instead the Duke was sent an intricate model of a Russian farmhouse as a reminder and keepsake, from which came the inspiration to build Russian Cottage.
Ground floor: Living room, dining kitchen, utility room, one double bedroom with en-suite bathroom, one twin bedroom, bathroom
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When different animal species come together in the same geographical location and share at least part of their habitat, biological traits associated with mate choice can prevent interbreeding (Coyne and Orr 2004; Price 2007). One of the most effective mechanisms of reproductive isolation results from mate preferences that differ between species (Mayr 1942; Kirkpatrick and Ravigné 2002; Coyne and Orr 2004; Ritchie 2007). Premating behavioral isolation occurs when one or both partners discriminate against the other, thus precluding mating and gene flow (Kaneshiro 1980; Safran et al. 2013). Because of their greater investments of resources during and after mating, females usually are the ones that exert the choice and discriminate against heterospecific males. Mate choice can vary in response to factors intrinsic to the potential partners (i.e., age, health, reproductive fitness), or to extrinsic factors in the environment in which potential mates encounter each other (i.e., habitat and phenology differences; Rice and Hostert 1993; Rolán-Alvarez and Caballero 2000; Knowles et al. 2004; Coyne et al. 2005).
When heterospecific matings occur, and there is not complete intrinsic reproductive isolation between the species, interspecific hybrids are produced. The consequences of hybridization can vary. One potential outcome is that the production of unfit hybrids might impose selection to make premating isolation stronger. In this process, termed reinforcement, the enhancement of premating isolation occurs as a byproduct of selection against maladaptive hybridization (reviewed in Servedio and Noor 2003). A second outcome is that gene flow between species might lead to introgression of foreign genes into the genome; gene flow can have deleterious consequences (e.g., Fang et al. 2012), but also may become raw material for the origin of new adaptations (reviewed in Hedrick 2013). Finally, in rare instances, the production of hybrids can lead to the origin of a new lineage that shows reproductive isolation toward the parentals and thus constitutes a new hybrid species (Arnold and references therein, Schumer et al. 2014).
Even though there is consensus about the evolutionary importance of hybridization in nature, there is not a comprehensive understanding of what biotic or abiotic factors might facilitate hybridization between species. Several arguments posit that if heterospecific males are much more common than conspecific males, then females will experience more encounters with heterospecifics, and produce more hybrid progeny than females in areas where conspecifics are common and heterospecifics are rare (Volpe 1955; Waage 1979; Peterson et al. 2005; Nosil 2012). Nonetheless, the assumption that differential relative frequency of conspecific and heterospecific males can lead to different levels of hybridization has remained untested. Here, I used two pairs of Drosophila species to assess whether different ratios of conspecifics to heterospecifics can lead to increased hybridization.
Drosophila yakuba and D. santomea are two sister species of the melanogaster subgroup of species (Lachaise et al. 2000). Drosophila yakuba is a human-commensal species that is widespread throughout sub-Saharan Africa (Burla 1954, Lachaise et al. 1988). Drosophila santomea, the sister species of D. yakuba, is an endemic species to the highlands of São Tomé, a volcanic island off the coast of Cameroon (Lachaise et al. 2000). On Pico de São Tomé, D. yakuba inhabits low elevations (below 1450 m), and is found in open habitats (Llopart et al. 2005a). In contrast, D. santomea inhabits the mist forests of the island at elevations between 1153 m and 1800 m (Llopart et al. 2005a, Llopart et al. 2005b). Even though these two species diverged around million years ago, they occasionally hybridize in the midlands of the mountain Pico de São Tomé in a recent area of secondary contact (Llopart et al. 2005a, Llopart et al. 2005b). Hybrids between these two species show reduced fitness as a result of intrinsic postzygotic isolation: hybrids of both sexes show mildly reduced viability when compared to pure species. Hybrid females are usually fertile but F1 hybrid males, and a large proportion of the males from advanced intercrosses, are sterile and show gross defects in spermatogenesis (Moehring et al. 2006, Matute et al. 2009; Matute and Coyne 2010).
Drosophila simulans is a human commensal that is thought to have originated in Madagascar and currently has a cosmopolitan geographic range, including the Seychelles archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Drosophila sechellia (Tsacas and Bächli 1981; David et al. 2007), an endemic species to the Seychelles, is closely related to D. simulans (Amlou et al. 1998; Kliman et al. 2000; McDermott and Kliman 2008). The two species diverged approximately 0.2 million years ago (Kliman et al. 2000; McDermott and Kliman 2008). When the two species are crossed, they produce fertile hybrid females but sterile F1 males (Coyne and Kreitman 1986; Coyne et al. 1991; Cabot et al. 1994; Hollocher and Wu 1996). In a similar manner to the D. yakuba/D. santomea species pair, the majority of males from advanced intercrosses are sterile as well (Moehring et al. 2005). Drosophila simulans and D. sechellia currently hybridize in the central islands of the Seychelles archipelago (Matute and Ayroles 2014) and are thought to have experienced gene flow at some point (Solignac and Monnerot 1986; Garrigan et al. 2012), indicating that hybridization has played a role in their evolutionary history.
In both species pairs, and both directions of the cross, heterospecific matings occur at a much lower frequency than conspecific matings. In nonchoice experiments (i.e., one female and one male in a vial), females from both D. yakuba/D. santomea and D. simulans/D. sechellia species pairs show a strong tendency to mate with conspecific males and rarely accept heterospecific males (Coyne 1992; Coyne et al. 2002).
In Drosophila, attributes of individuals and their environments may affect the frequency of hybridization but they remain largely unstudied in experimental settings. Coyne et al. (2005) explored the effects of three factors – individual female health, the effect of female having more space to escape from unwanted mates, and the effect of having a fruit present in the mating arena – and found that none of them had an effect on female mating decisions. Many other attributes of the mating community remain to be tested.
Population composition may affect female mate choice and the frequency at which hybridization occurs. Here I show that the two population factors, the relative ratio of heterospecific versus conspecific males, and the total number of potential mates, affect female mating decisions in the aforementioned Drosophila species pairs. Gene flow between species may therefore be contingent upon the communities in which members of those species encounter one another.


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Margaret M. DwinellOctober 15,2012
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MONTPELIER Margaret Peg Mason Dwinell died on October 12, 2012, in Burlington, Vt.
She was born at home on April 6, 1916, in Randolph, Vt., to Edward H. and Mary M. Mason. She was educated in Randolph schools and later graduated from Webber College with a degree in business.
She was employed at National Life in Montpelier when she met her future husband, Bancroft Dwinell. They were married on August 19, 1939, in Randolph and made their home in Montpelier. They had three children, Bancroft Jr., James Mason and Jane Bancroft.
Peg spent time in volunteer work, but her true avocation was as an artist. She worked in many different mediums, oil painting, stenciling, theorem painting, quilting, braided rugs and hooked rugs. In her final years, she knitted hats and mittens for charity, keeping many children warm.
After her husband retired, they traveled extensively; she visited 56 countries over the years. Her husband passed away in 1996.
She is survived by her three children, Bancroft Jr. and his wife Elizabeth of Burlington, James of Norwich, and Jane and her husband Sky Yardley of Montpelier; her eight grandchildren, Thomas Dwinell, Mason Dwinell, Ashley Clapp, Mary Beth Zabowsky, Dana Dwinell-Yardley, Sayer Dwinell-Yardley, Harry Dwinell and Sophia Dwinell; and her seven great-grandchildren, Allison, Jake, Lilly, Skyler, Hayden, Michael Jr. and Nyah.
A graveside service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, October 17, 2012, in Green Mount Cemetery in Montpelier, Vt. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can go to the Kellogg Hubbard Library, 135 Main St., Montpelier, VT 05602; or the First Universalist Parish, PO Box 454, Derby Line, VT 05830.
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The sys admin's daily grind: Fish
Fishy Business
Columnist Charly serves up Fish as the "shellfish" of the day. His conclusion: tasty, but not something you would want every day.
The Friendly Interactive Shell (Fish) [1] is something that attentive readers of this magazine might recall from the "Tool Tips" series [2]. Since then, I've played around with it on a couple of my computers, and here's what I discovered. I immediately enjoyed the well-functioning prediction function. If part of a command is unclear, Fish highlights it in red (Figure 1). At the same time, the shell offers suggestions on how to proceed.
History from Man Pages
Out of the box, Fish derives its recommendations from the history. If I enter the command
fish_update_completions at the command line, Fish slogs its way through all the installed man pages – there are nearly 2,000 on my Ubuntu lab machine – and builds a database (Figure 2). Fish then references them to find additional suggestions for autocompletion.
On the project page [1], the authors may flirt with retro charm – "Finally, a command line shell for the 90s" – but there is much more to Fish than a green-on-black look. On the contrary, Fish is as colorful as the denizens of a coral reef. Commands, parameters, paths, special characters – everything has its own hue from a palette of 256 "glorious VGA" colors.
Of course, I could tune each color assignment at the command line, but you'd need to be a real ichthyophile to enjoy all that manual tuning work. Normal users would do better to navigate to lighter fishing grounds. The
fish_config command, for example, starts a mini-web server on port 8000 and let you calibrate the colors – and much more – in a browser to suit your taste (Figure 3).
Fish Dish
If you type
help, you are again taken to a browser window where you can scroll through the very extensive documentation – or maybe not, if you are working on a server without X11. What I miss most is Ctrl+R, the full-text search in your own history. I use this function dozens of times a day, but not on Fish, where I just run into the aquarium wall every time I try to use the shortcut.
Because of this, and because full Bash syntax is missing for scripting, Fish is not a good choice of default shell, in my opinion. However, this denizen of the deep works well in its own habitat, thrills with its brilliant colors, and offers several very attractive features – all of them pearls that I would enjoy seeing in Bash.
- Fish: http://fishshell.com
- "Tool Tips" by Uwe Vollbracht, Linux Magazine, October 2013, pg. 30: http://www.linux-magazine.com/Issues/2013/155/Tool-Tips
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The Crystal Ball Run NCAA Football '14 Simulation continues on after a day off and we continue to keep tabs on how Penn State is doing. If you recall, conference play opened up with a pair of overtime victories against Indiana and Michigan, while Tyler Ferguson has been taking over at quarterback in place of an injured Christian Hackenberg.
Our season simulation continues with Penn State sitting at 4-2 overall but 2-0 in Big Ten play and already in the driver's seat on a potential path to the Big Ten championship game. Remember, in the virtual world there are no postseason bans or sanctions. We pick up with the Nittany Lions making the trip to Columbus, Ohio to take on No. 6 Ohio State, who sits 6-1 (2-1).
Passing: Ferguson, 12-of-27 145 yards, 1 TD, 1 INT
Rushing: Belton, 29 yards
Receiving: Carter, 94 yards, 1 TD
Tackling: Carson, 10 tackles, 1 TFL
Penn State is overmatched in a big road game at Ohio State, as the Buckeyes take command in the first half and come out strong after halftime in a 31-10 victory over the visiting Nittany Lions. Braxton Miller passes for three touchdowns and runs for another as he continues to make a Heisman push. Penn State's offense is totally dominated and manages just 184 yards of total offense.
It is Penn State's first loss in Big Ten play, which keeps them in the hunt in the Leaders Division despite losing the tiebreaker to Ohio State in this fashion. The Buckeyes move up to number four in the rankings with the win and with upsets happening across the nation. Penn State is now 4-3 overall, 2-1 in the Big Ten.
Passing: Ferguson, 15-of-30, 222 yards, 0 INT
Rushing: Zwinak, 65 yards
Receiving: Robinson 158 yards, 1 rushing TD
Tackling: Zettel, 7 tackles, 5 solo, 1.0 sacks
Somebody hide this one from @evilbillobrien. Illinois jumps out to a 21-0 lead in the first quarter as Nathan Scheelhaase passes for one touchdown and runs for two others. Penn State is shutout in to the fourth quarter before Allen Robinson records a meaningless touchdown as the Illini blow away a reeling Penn State team.
The loss drops Penn State to an even 4-4 record and to 2-2 in the Big Ten. After having the division championship under their control, Penn State drops in the division standings and now must regroup to ensure they can pick up two more wins to reach a bowl game.
Passing: Ferguson, 9-of-32, 72 yards, 2 INT
Rushing: Zwinak, 94 yards
Receiving: Carter, 22 yards
Tackling: Jones, 9 tackles, 2 TFL
Ugly, ugly, ugly. Penn State loses their third straight blowout game by allowing over 30 points and scoring fewer points in each consecutive game. Tyler Ferguson has an awful outing but with Hackenberg out with injury there is no other option for Bill O'Brien. Sam Ficken boots a 36-yard field goal midway through the first quarter to cut Minnesota's lead to 6-3 early on, but the Gophers score 27 unanswered points with a 14 points in the final three minutes of the first half giving the lifeless Nittany Lions an early knockout punch. Penn State manages just 217 yards of offense and loses four turnovers.
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Servier is paying MacroGenics $20 million up front as part of a broad strategic collaboration to develop and commercialize three bispecific antibodies based on the latter's DART™ (dual-affinity retargeting) platform against specific cancer targets for solid and blood cancer. The firms are already collaborating on development of MacroGenics' B7-H3-targeting monoclonal antibody candidate MGA271.
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Windows 7 file browser left pane(Tree View) of Windows explorer really annoys me.
When I expand(double click) a folder which is in the half of the screen it is moved to the bottom of the screen. Some times an item is moved to the top of the screen. Screen here I mean is the scroll pane.
How to disable this option and make work like Windows xp?
Is it good to use third party applications replacing Windows explorer like this link -
Here is a video which demonstrates what I am experiencing which annoys a lot. My eyes got used to the explorer pane for the past 14 years (Windows 95, 98, xp). Now Windows 7 changes everything and this one among that.
What is the point of moving a folder to the bottom? They created this option to explore the folders which was good and now if it is moved to the bottom then we again have to scroll it up to see the subfolders (though we can see the subfolders at the right I want it like the other old versions were you can see it in the left without the folders mixed with other files)
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Who's using AJAX plugins, which ones, and would you recommend them?
Who's using AJAX plugins, which ones, and would you recommend them?
The Role Manager for managing roles and capabilities in WP 2 uses AJAX and it is very helpful/necessary(if you need to manage roles).
I use the 'Live Spell Checker' which uses Ajax technology. It's a pretty helpful plugin for those of us who are too idle to proof-read. ;)
Scrobbler rocks.
I've seen Urban Giraffe's AJAX calendar working and it's lovely (although I'm still getting javascript errors, but I'm working at it).
I made a ajax searchfunction for my blog.
Red-star :: How's the search function using AJAX if I might ask?
I have used prototype, scriptaculios, some code put in a file. Its searching my blog without reloading the page. So the result is sliding down under the textbox.
Sweet! Do you have it available on your site?
Available for download ? not yet. To see it work? Yes!
I prefer the AJAX search that comes with K2 personally.
What is there so special? I cant see any differend search function then the normal one.
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I'm using rsync to copy all files from one 3TB external disk formatted HFS+ to another 3TB external disk formatted exFAT.
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Rsync has failed around 90% of the way through having filled up the destination disk. Can this be explained by differences between HFS+ and exFAT? Is exFAT much more wasteful of disk space when storing files compared to HFS+?


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A super-saver hint, and one I'd never thought of! Glad you sent it in. — Heloise
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Drug offers brain cancer victims extra weeks of normal life
Patients with incurable brain tumours could be given new hope thanks to a drug currently used on bowel cancer, a study suggests.
Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) kills more people under 40 than any other cancer. Each year in the UK, around 3,000 are diagnosed with the disease, the most common and most dangerous of brain tumours.
Unlike other cancers, which are more likely to strike as patients get older, GBM is just as prevalent in patients who are young and healthy.
Unfortunately, the average sufferer will only survive for 14 months after diagnosis and 2,500 die from their tumours annually.
New hope: A new trial has found Avastin may help slow the affects of brain cancer for patients
However, a new trial published yesterday shows patients can be given an extra four-and-a-half months without their condition worsening if they also receive the drug Avastin.
The trial on 911 men and women suggests Avastin can slow the growth of the tumour, giving patients a few more months of relatively normal life before the tumour grows so big that it starts to destroy their ability to speak, their behaviour, their memory and their movement.
Normally, a patient with GBM will have around six months between diagnosis and treatment, and when they relapse and their condition deteriorates. The new trial suggests Avastin could boost that to around ten months.
Dr Kirsten Hopkins, a consultant clinical oncologist at the Bristol Oncology Centre who was in charge of the UK branch of the trial, said that although the benefit might sound small, a few weeks would be extremely important for patients.
'These patients are often young and this disease is devastating. Everyone I speak to in the medical world feels that if they were the ones diagnosed, they would want to be themselves for as long as possible,' she says.
'This is a time when patients need to be able to talk to their family, do things with loved ones, discuss the future and what their wishes are for when they have passed away.
Fast killer: Glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) - the most common and dangerous type of brain tumours - kills 2,500 every year
'Giving them a few extra months to do that before they deteriorate and cannot speak is important. This is an endpoint in itself, even if this drug does not improve overall survival rates.'
The results of the AvAglio trial, presented at the Society for Neuro-Oncology annual meeting in Washington, do not reveal whether patients who took Avastin also survived for longer, but this set of data is due to be published early next year.
At the moment, patients diagnosed with GBM are usually offered surgery to remove the tumour, followed by cycles of chemotherapy and radiotherapy. For most, however, relapse is inevitable and half will have died from the disease within 14 months. Around 25 per cent will manage to survive for two years, while fewer than ten per cent live for five years.
Avastin, which is made by the pharmaceutical giant Roche, works by reducing blood supply to the tumour and slowing its growth. It is already used to treat colorectal, breast and ovarian cancers.
Some patients in the UK already receive Avastin to treat recurrent forms of brain cancer, but most have had to apply through the Cancer Drugs Fund because it is not yet approved for this use on the NHS.
Charities welcomed the news but said they wanted to know more about any possible side-effects of taking Avastin, as well as ensure it was given to patients before they deteriorated. They pointed out that at the moment only 0.7 per cent of total NHS cancer funding is spent on brain tumours.
Colin Speirs, founder of the charity Headcase, lost his wife Becky to GBM when she was only 40. She was diagnosed in 2009 and died 14 months later, leaving three young children.
'In principle, anything that slows the progression of GBM has to be a good thing,' he said.
'But this disease is such a minefield and it's important to remember different patients are affected differently, depending on which side of the brain the tumour is found.
'My wife was climbing mountains after she was diagnosed but then the tumour progressed and it was on the left of her brain, so it affected movement, personality and memory.
'I would want any new drug to ensure it gives patients four more months when they can climb mountains and not four more when the disease has already robbed them of their speech and memory.'
It currently takes the average GP three months to diagnose GBM.
This is because symptoms include severe headaches, vomiting and blurred vision, which can be attributed to other conditions such as migraine. Sufferers may also experience an itchy head and feel as if something is running across their scalp.
Figures suggest that in the next few years, about 20,000 Britons will be diagnosed with brain tumours.
Three in every four will be the result of cancers in other parts of the body spreading to the brain.
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A comforting word might be in order for those who have a keen interest in the V-22 Osprey, the country's state-of-the-art tilt-rotor aircraft set to be assembled in Amarillo.
The V-22 Osprey, being built by Bell Helicopter, is in much better political shape some observers might have feared. This comes from U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Clarendon, and a member of the House Armed Services Committee.
"The V-22 is much farther along in its development than the F-22," said Thornberry, comparing the Osprey to the strike fighter program that recently lost virtually all its funding in a congressional budget cut.
Thornberry, getting ready to return this week to Washington as the Congress resumes its duties, noted that the "first production model is in the hangar" at the assembly plant under construction next to Amarillo International Airport. "We're probably still a year or two away from full production," said Thornberry, "but it's not at all likely that the plug will be pulled."
Can the third-term congressman "guarantee" the money will be there forever? Of course not. But his analysis of the V-22's viability makes perfect sense. The Marine Corps has ordered several hundred of the aircraft, with dozens more of the Ospreys on order from the Army and Air Force. Plus, analysts suggests that the civilian applications for the vertical take-off and landing craft eventually may dwarf whatever plans the military has for the Osprey.
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GAINESVILLE The University of Florida is laying off 20 faculty members and 118 staff members, leaving 290 empty positions unfilled, reducing research, eliminating degrees and cutting student enrollment as it deals with a $47 million budget cut.
"Our priority is to protect the quality and education at the University of Florida," President Bernie Machen said Monday. "But clearly, we cannot take reductions this large without making difficult choices."
UF's general revenue budget is $69 million less than it was a year ago. That number includes $22 million UF cut in October and the current $47 million that reflect the legislature's reduction made in March that were covered by one-time funds, as well as next year's budget.
The university also plans to reduce undergraduate enrollment by 4,000 over the next four years, including decreasing transfer students by 1,000 for next year. Machen said reduction will help maintain the faculty-student ratios.
The layoffs do not include any tenured faculty members and the university's Institute for Food and Agricultural Services (IFAS) will convert about 63 staff positions from state to non-state positions. UF currently has about 13,640 permanent faculty and staff.
Machen said the goal of becoming one of the top 10 research universities in the country may be delayed by the budget woes and he fears qualified faculty may leave for greener pastures after two years without a pay raise.
Florida's 11 public universities of which UF is the largest are all facing tough budget times that included cuts from the Legislature.
Florida State University officials say they're looking at a $17.5 million cut in the coming year.
FSU spokeswoman Browning Brooks said school officials are in the process of determining how to deal with the smaller budget. While the school hasn't made a decision on whether layoffs will be necessary, vacant positions at the Tallahassee university aren't being filled. FSU is the third largest Florida university with 41,000 students.
Officials at Florida International University, which has about 38,600 students, said they're planning to lay off as many as 200 people, shut down several academic centers and eliminate degree programs to cope with severe budget cuts.
The cutbacks also mean FIU would accept fewer students, research projects would be reduced and students would pay higher tuition at Miami-Dade County's only public university.
The University of Central Florida, the second largest school in Florida with 48,700 students, did not return a call seeking comment on their budget woes.
The UF cuts affected all areas of the university and were determined after each college and administrative unit recommended spending cuts by 6 percent.
Additional cuts may be necessary later in the year if $17 million in expected lottery funds do not come through, Machen said.
Some degrees and courses were also cut, although students will be able to complete their degrees; decreasing research funding in the Water Institute, McKnight Brain Institute and the Center for Latin American Studies; and reducing and restructuring some departments.
"The message is, this is a significant reduction," Machen said in an interview with The Associated Press. "It's no secret we need more resources."
David Denslow, a UF economic professor, said he believes Florida schools may have to endure tough times for a few more years and worried about the erosion of quality.
"If you let quality deteriorate over a period of three of fours years, it is hard to build it back," Denslow said.
UF senior Jason Levy agreed. The 21-year-old finance major said he's already been a victim of budget cuts, after the university canceled his minor in entrepreneurship when he was one class shy of completing the requirements.
As for UF's push to become a Top 10 research university, Levy said: "I don't think it's going to happen by cutting the budget."
Statewide, students are facing a 6 percent tuition increase. The increase will cost university students about $140 million a year for the standard 30 credit hours. Machen said it will only bring in about $4 million.
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Must be tactical. Need to study film, learn tendencies and transfer knowledge to the field. Understand blocking angles and how to use technique in order to overcome physical deficiencies. Be able to pick up new assignments quickly. Versatility -- the ability to fill in at multiple spots along the line -- can add to value.
Best in OT class
1. Bryan Bulaga, Iowa
2. Anthony Davis, Rutgers
3. Rodger Saffold, Indiana
Best in G class
1. Jon Asamoah, Illinois
2. Mike Johnson, Alabama
3. John Jerry, Ole Miss
Best in C class
1. John Estes, Hawaii
2. Maurkice Pouncey, Florida
3. J.D. Walton, Baylor
Size and wingspan are important in order to engulf defenders at the point of attack. Explosive upper-body strength to jar defenders with initial punch and sustain once locked on. Need wide base to anchor versus bull rush in pass protection and strong legs to drive defenders off the line of scrimmage as a run-blocker.
Best in OT class
1. Bulaga
2. Trent Williams, Oklahoma
3. Russell Okung, Oklahoma State
Best in G class
1. Mike Iupati, Idaho
2. Asamoah
3. Zane Beadles, Utah
Best in C class
1. Walton
2. Pouncey
3. Theodore Larsen, N.C. State
Pass protection
Good instincts to anticipate double moves, twists, stunts and blitzes. Quick feet to get set in time. Balance and body control in order to mirror-and-slide. Lateral movement to shuffle back inside. Long arms to keep separation and force pass-rushers wide. Powerful punch to jar defender and ruin his momentum.
Best in OT class
1. Davis
2. Okung
3. Williams
Best in G class
1. Iupati
2. Asamoah
3. Jerry
Best in C class
1. Pouncey
2. Matt Tennant, Boston College
3. Larsen
Run blocking
Size and strength are important in order to match up in the phone booth. Need to be nasty and aggressive. Must possess adequate mobility in order to consistently get into position. Must take a good first step and angles on reach blocks. Wide frame allows tackles to engulf smaller defensive ends in the running game and a strong lower body allows them to finish blocks.
Best in OT class
1. Williams
2. Okung
3. Bulaga
Best in G class
1. Iupati
2. Asamoah
3. Vladimir Ducasse, UMass
Best in C class
1. Pouncey
2. Walton
3. Estes


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Brady Aste, Sr., Guard (10.8 ppg, 1.8 rpg, 2.5 apg, 1.1 spg)
Devin Cluff, Sr., Forward (9.1 ppg, 4.5 rpg, 0.8 apg, 0.9 spg)
Jayson Cole, Sr., Guard (8.9 ppg, 3.2 rpg, 1.8 apg, 0.8 spg)
Quinn Nielsen, Sr., Guard (6.4 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 0.8 apg, 1.1 spg)
Scoring offense: 60.6 ppg (3rd in 2A)
Scoring defense: 48.3 ppg (5th in 2A)
Last state championship: 2008
Prep editor James Edward's bracket: Loss to South Sevier in semifinals.
Edward's evaluation: The inconsistencies from earlier this year seem to be in the past. The Templars have won seven straight and are poised for a semifinal showdown with South Sevier if things unfold as they should.
Millard Eagles (7-10)
Coach: Stoney Myers
How qualified: Finished tied for second in Region 13 with Enterprise at 5-3, but won the season series against Enterprise to claim the No. 2 seed.
Playoff opener: vs. Richfield, Saturday, 3:30 p.m. (At Snow College)
Best preseason victory: A 49-48 win against Gunnison on Dec. 17.
Best region victory: A 50-46 win against Beaver on Feb. 10.
Top contributors
Joel Swallow, Sr., Center (16.8 ppg, 11.2 rpg, 0.7 apg, 1.0 spg)
Jesse Rhodes, Jr., Guard (13.5 ppg, 0.9 rpg, 3.2 apg, 1.0 spg)
Jeffery Robison, So., Forward (12.2 ppg, 7.8 rpg, 1.4 apg, 1.3 spg)
Pancho Alcala, Sr., Guard (3.5 ppg, 3.6 rpg, 3.4 apg, 1.1 spg)
Taylor Frampton, Sr., Forward (2.3 ppg, 2.2 rpg, 0.7 apg, 0.1 spg)
Scoring offense: 54.0 ppg (9th in 2A)
Scoring defense: 55.1 ppg (11th in 2A)
Last state championship: 1978
Prep editor James Edward's bracket: Loss to Richfield in first round.
Edward's evaluation: Lost to Richfield 49-37 earlier this year, and the Eagles will be hard pressed to change their fortunes in the rematch. Joel Swallow had 23 points and 13 rebounds in first meeting, but he needs more help from his teammates.
North Sevier Wolves (8-12)
Coach: Travis Story
How qualified: Finished fourth in Region 16 with a 2-6 record
Playoff opener: vs. South Summit, Saturday, 6:30 p.m. (At Snow College)
Best preseason victory: A 60-43 win against South Summit on Jan. 4.
Best region victory: A 63-48 win against American Leadership on Feb. 10.
Top contributors
Dakota Shepherd, Jr., Guard (16.6 ppg, 5.3 rpg, 7.2 apg, 2.3 spg)
Austin Piep, Sr., Guard (13.1 ppg, 3.8 rpg, 1.9 apg, 1.6 spg)
Kaesen Rasmussen, Sr., Forward (9.2 ppg, 4.4 rpg, 1.3 apg, 0.8 spg)
Colton Robins, Jr., Forward (6.5 ppg, 2.6 rpg, 0.7 apg, 0.6 spg)


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Only wanted to note that the PS3 keeps adding value to itself. Granted, the competition are not sitting on their hands either. The latest system update added Hulu Plus, MLB.TV and Vudu HD Movies to Netflix as 'video' services and Qriocity for 'music'.
As for its versatility, I recently paired a Bluetooth keyboard that Logitech claims it's for iPad only with our PS3. It took about 10 seconds.
And, yes, I am probably going to get the next generation when it's released but, until then I am very happy with our 2 PS3s. One of which is the original 60GB console, still as good as new.
Ever since the launch of Slim, the PS3 has been undertaking a quiet revolution or... could it be the console's midlife rebound? :) Here's what happened recently - and I will only note the more important developments going 12 months back (writing this in Oct., 2010):
- NetFLIX streaming, now disc-less, 1080p, 5.1 surround sound
- Much larger disk (this one is triple the size of the original Slim)
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This is a lot of new 'stuff' for a 4 year old console. I am not going to go into bean-counting mode and compare the PS3 improvements with what we see at the other guys but, clearly there is a lot of life in the PS3 and, with the 320GB models, the PS3 continues to maintain the largest disk advantage over the competition, is the only Blu-ray console and, when you consider the services and the array of Sony-made and third party peripherals built around it, the PS3 is a well built, well rounded entertainment hub.Read more ›
- Silky smooth graphics: The PS3 has a pure horsepower advantage over the Xbox 360 and when developers choose to take advantage of it (usually SCEA titles) it really shows. Uncharted, Killzone, Resistance all look really amazing and there's never a hint of any slowdown or hiccups, which is more than I can say for Xbox. When it comes to 3rd party titles, they're on par with one another but 1st party really shines on PS3.
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- Free online features: What makes me angriest is that I've dropped $250 bucks on the cost of Xbox Live over the past few years and having used both XBL and PSN, I really regret spending that money. How Microsoft convinced me that I need to pay THEM to watch Netflix and YouTube, I'll never understand. Break the chains.
- 1st party games: Sony really has done amazing things with it's 1st party studios over the course of this generation. Resistance, Killzone, Uncharted, Little Big Planet, Infamous, Heavy Rain, God of War, and the list goes on.Read more ›
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I bought it for Christmas for our new apartment, and it came in much earlier than I thought. Amazon did an amazing job with the packaging as always, no complaints at all and yes I ALWAYS shop at Amazon before I shop elsewhere. I don't think I need to be recommending this to anyone since they probably already know that it would be a great buy. For those who don't download movies as much, the 160GB version would be a cheaper and more practical alternative.
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