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Submitted by marc.battyani 3276 days 14 hours 16 min ago
unicode possibilities
It would be nice if cl-user would display unicode input for CJK text. With PCL and On Lisp getting new printings in Japan, it might be beneficial to attract more brain-share from that side of the world. Would this be considered out of cl-user.net's scope?
Submitted by charliemac 2372 days 8 hours ago
Perhaps it would be interesting to open up a "universities" category (or subcategory of Organization) to list universities that teach lisp?
Submitted by informatimago 2364 days 23 hours 17 min ago
re: unicode possibilities
I have to think about it.
The use of English as the standard language is prefered so that the information is useable by most lispers.
I don't mind some other language content though.
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Change descriptions may accept invalid characters
Attempting to view the "Last Modified Items" RSS feed in the Google Chrome browser gives the error: "error on line 10 at column 2048: PCDATA invalid Char value 12". Adding the feed in Mozilla Thunderbird: "<feed URL> is not a valid feed."
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Repository access
Many sites have a link to view the repository such as:
Source code repository http://common-lisp.net/cgi-bin/viewcvs.cgi/?cvsroot=cl-semantic
however, I can't find any place that describes how to convert that link into something that can be used to actually check out the source code. I'm very suppressed this hasn't been an issue before.
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Leighton Meester 'Unavailable' for 'Veronica Mars' Movie; Replaced by Singer Andrea Estella
Series creator Rob Thomas tells contributors to the film's Kickstarter campaign he's a fan of Estella's band, Twin Sister, and plans to include a couple of their songs.
After weeks of speculation, Rob Thomas announced Sunday that Leighton Meester will not be appearing in the Veronica Mars movie.
The former Gossip Girl star had been rumored to be reprising her role as Carrie Bishop in the film, which is currently in production in Los Angeles. Instead, Andrea Estella, lead singer of the band Twin Sister, will take on the role.
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Meester played Carrie for two episodes during the first season of the UPN/CW series, which ran from 2004-07. Her character first appeared in the "Mars vs. Mars" episode when she accused Veronica's (Kristen Bell) favorite teacher Mr. Rooks (Adam Scott) of having an affair with her.
After he hires Veronica, she discovers that he had an affair with Carrie's friend, Susan (Christine Lakin), who was pregnant and did not want to press charges. Lakin has already signed on to reprise her role in the film.
In an e-mail to backers of the movie's Kickstarter campaign, series creator Thomas said he was hoping Meester could appear in the movie but that scheduling issues were to blame.
"Sadly, Leighton was doing a different movie during the same time frame on the wrong coast," he wrote. "In the end, she was unavailable."
He also praised Meester and noted the importance of having an actress who also could sing.
"One of the reasons I wanted Leighton, beyond her talent/beauty/history in the show, was that we needed a performer who could sing in this important role," Thomas wrote. "Once it became evident that we couldn't make Leighton's schedule work, I decided to cast someone from a band I already wanted in the movie."
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Thomas said he is a fan of Twin Sister and often played their song "I Want a House" while writing the script for the movie. (Watch a live performance of the song below.) He added that Estella, who will be making her film debut in Veronica Mars, "has an amazing voice; I can't get enough of it."
Thomas also wrote that at least two of the band's songs will be featured in the film.
For her part, Estella wrote that that she had never seen an episode of Veronica Mars before signing on for her role.
"I watched the Veronica Mars pilot and was totally into it!" she wrote. "It's the exact kind of show I would get obsessed with, so it's been a bit of dream to be in a movie, especially being a messed-up rock princess. How could I say no? I think the VM fans are going to be very happy!"
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Hedda Sterne: Avant garde artist reluctantly ranked among the Abstract Expressionists
The Romanian-born Hedda Sterne, who has died aged 100, was the last surviving member of the New York Abstract Expressionists of the 1940s to the 1960s dubbed "the irascibles".
She was often described as the only woman in the group, which included Jackson Pollock, Mark Rothko, Barnett Newman and Willem de Kooning, but that was something of a false assumption resulting from a famous photograph in which she was pictured towering over Pollock and 13 other men in Life magazine in 1951.
The Abstract Expressionists took the focus of world modern art away from the Surrealists of Paris and eventually gave way themselves to the Pop art of Andy Warhol and his contemporaries. But Sterne herself was never happy with what she called the "logo of abstract expressionists or irascibles" – labels she once said "very much destroyed my career".
Sterne had started out as a Surrealist in Paris, having fled Nazi persecution in her native Romania, but always considered herself an artist "in flux", saying her works were part of "a diary". "It's malentendu to consider me an abstract expressionist," she once said. "The impressionists were so named because Monet showed a little painting called Impression, Sunrise. And ever after, people tried to fit the paintings into the word, into the definition."
Sterne's role among what were considered the world's most avant-garde male painters of the epoch meant, with hindsight, she was ploughing a feminist furrow but feminism was another label she shunned. While she never stopped painting, she was happy to be a housewife for 17 years to a fellow Romanian-American, Saul Steinberg, a renowned cartoonist and illustrator for the The New Yorker who would become best-known for his iconic 1976 cover "View of the World from 9th Avenue".
Nor did Sterne ever consider herself a heroic or revolutionary painter the way her male, and a handful of other female abstract expressionists did. She never achieved the fame of Pollock, Rothko and her male counterparts, or indeed of other women who became involved with the movement, including Pollock's wife Lee Krasner, Elaine de Kooning, Helen Frankenthaler, Joan Mitchell and Grace Hartigan. Sterne shunned the cult of personality, stuck to a spare and muted palette and effectively erased herself as a name in the art world. Despite being the only living member of the original irascibles, her 1954 painting New York, VIII was given little prominence at a retrospective exhibition, Abstract Expressionist New York, currently at the city's Museum of Modern Art.
As a wartime immigrant from Romania, she became infatuated with American machines and gadgets and they became the subjects of many of her works, such as Tractor Seat (1961), part of a series painted during a tour of John Deere tractor factories. She saw machines as having human characteristics, "self-portraits of their creators" and she called them "anthropographs". She used spray-painted lines to depict the angles of the streets, bridges and skyscrapers of her adopted city.
Hedwig Lindenberg was born in Bucharest in 1910, the second child of Jewish parents Simon Lindenberg, a language teacher who died when she was nine, and Eugenie Wexler. Her only sibling, Edouard, would become a prominent conductor of classical music in Paris. Schooled at home until she was 11, she first encountered Surrealism from a painter friend of her father, Victor Brauner.
She entered the University of Bucharest in 1928 to study philosophy and the history of art but dropped out to study painting in Paris, where her teachers included André Lhote and Fernand Léger. In 1932, she married a Romanian childhood friend, Frederick Stern, and, during the late 1930s, saw her Surrealist paintings exhibited at the Salon des Surindépendants in Paris and Peggy Guggenheim's new London gallery, the Guggenheim Jeune.
When Romania allied itself with the Nazis in 1940, the couple fled separately to New York, narrowly escaping a round-up of Jews in their apartment building. After she divorced Stern in 1944, she added an "e" to her surname and, the same year, married Steinberg and became a US citizen.
Peggy Guggenheim – at the time married to the German painter Max Ernst – championed her work and introduced Sterne to New York's art circles, including the Abstract Expressionists and the art dealer Betty Parsons.
In May 1950, Sterne was among around 20 artists who signed a letter to New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art, attacking its exhibition jury for being too conservative and antagonistic towards advanced or modern art. That led the New York art critic Emily Genauer to dub them "the irascibles" which, in turn, led to the famous photograph of the same name, taken by Nina Leen for Life magazine, and which came to define the Abstract Expressionists, or AbExers.
In the picture, Sterne looks imperious, the most commanding figure, her shadow somehow almost masculine. In fact, she had arrived late and the photographer asked her to stand on a table.
"I was like a feather on top. Now I am known more for that darn photo than for 80 years of work," she said a few years ago.
"That photo was probably the worst thing that happened to me," she said. "The boys weren't too happy about it either. They were all sufficiently macho to think that the presence of a woman took away from the seriouness of it all."
Sterne and Steinberg separated in 1961 but never divorced and remained friends until his death in 1999.
For the past 50 years, Sterne lived as a recluse in her apartment on Manhattan's East 71st street. She continued to paint until failing vision forced her to confine herself to drawing, latterly using white crayon on white paper "without external stimulus, only internal stimulus".
Hedwig Lindenberg (Hedda Sterne), artist: born Bucharest, Romania 4 August 1910; married 1932 Frederick Stern (divorced 1944), 1944 Saul Steinberg; died New York 8 April 2011.
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(I'm in line at a coffee place. When it's the turn of the guy in front of me, he rattles off a ridiculously complex order, with all sorts of alterations. At no point does he say 'please,' nor does he even bother looking at the lady taking his order. Surprisingly, she seems to get happier and happier as he spends a few minutes saying his order. By the end, she's positively beaming.)
Barista #1: "All right, sir. If you'll wait over by the side of the counter, please, your order will just be a moment."
(The instant she finishes saying the word "moment", she suddenly starts making the man's drink with incredible speed. She's flying around making the complex drink, pouring and stirring and grabbing various ingredients with astounding dexterity. Her movements are so rapid and precise that it's like watching a sped-up version of a dance. Her face shows intense concentration, and all the other baristas and staff have stopped what they were doing to watch. She finishes after a minute.)
Barista #1: "Here you are, sir! I hope you enjoy your drink!"
(Suddenly, another barista calls out.)
Barista #2: "She did it!"
(The staff near her begin to clap her on the back, congratulating her, and generally acting like the event is a minor celebration. After a moment, she turns to serve me.)
Barista #1: "What would you like today, ma'am?"
Me: "Actually, can I ask what just happened?"
Barista #1: "Oh, we have a competition among the staff. If anyone can make a drink in less time than it takes the customer to say what the drink is, the manager has agreed to take us all out for dinner, on her. [Barista #2] was timing, and it looks like I made it!"
Barista #2: "Yeah, it makes us actually like the customers with over-the-top, customised drinks. They're the only ones we stand a chance at beating! Normal drinks, like, 'tall flat white,' only take two seconds to say, so we can't compete. That guy's order was record-breakingly long, though!"
(The guy, who had been ignoring them and inspecting his complex drink to look for flaws, turned red and slunk out. Later, I found out that the manager had created the competition to address the negative morale caused by difficult orders. It was obviously working.)
]]>(I am taking the bus home from my university campus. Upon seeing my stop coming up, I pull the cord to signal to the driver to stop. Normally, a bell sounds to signal that the pull has been registered, but in this case nothing happens to signal that the pull has been registered. At the same time, three other students each pull the cord, with short intervals. We have no way to know if the driver has noticed our signals, but as we approach the stop sign, he slows down and comes to a stop. However, he doesn't open the rear doors as usual and instead gets on the speaker system in the bus.)
Driver: "Please exit through the front door."
(As the four of us line up to exit, he stops each of the students in front of me and tells them individually, in a stern voice, that they only need to pull the stop cord once. They are all international students, as am I, and seem somewhat confused by his admonition, but just nod and walk off the bus. As it is my turn, I decide to tell the driver that the signal bell isn't working, even if it should be obvious to him.)
Driver: *sternly* "You only need to ring the bell once to signal for me to stop."
Me: "Yes, I know. However, your bell isn't working, so we couldn't know if you knew we needed to get off."
Driver: "But I get a signal up here on the instrument panel, and that works just fine, so only pull the cord once."
Me: "Yes, but WE couldn't hear the bell ring, so we didn't know."
Driver: "But I saw the signal just fine. You only need to pull once."
Me: "Yes, I understand, but WE couldn't hear it, so how are we supposed to know the pull registered?"
Driver: "But I saw the signal. You only have to pull once."
Me: "But WE DIDN'T!"
Driver: "But I saw it just fine."
Me: *at this point, I realize we are going to be here all day, if I keep this up* "Great! I know that already."
Driver: *as I exit the bus* "You should only pull the cord once."
]]>(Our office is in an industrial complex, where a number of warehouses share a single building. Each business has its own front door and address. Our office was created after the original floor plan, from sections of other warehouses, and they neglected to add a number on our front door. Still, our address ends in '58′ and the neighbors have their numbers on display, with a '56′ and '60.')
Courier: *coming from adjacent business* "Wow, I couldn't find you guys."
Me: "We're right here, at [address]."
Courier: "Yeah, but you have no number out front."
Me: "I know. It's a pain, but we're right here between [two adjacent addresses]."
Courier: "I've been driving around for half an hour."
Me: "Why didn't you call us?"
Courier: "I didn't have your number."
Me: "But we received a call earlier, saying you were going to be late."
Courier: "That was dispatch. I never received any information."
Me: "So, you couldn't call dispatch to call us?"
Courier: "No. Like I said, I've been driving around trying to find you guys for 30 minutes."
Me: "Oh, well, sorry. Like I said, we're right between '56′ and '60.'"
Courier: "Yeah, but there was no number. I can't tell where you are if there's no number…"
]]>(Where I work, we are required to wear badges to get in the building and identify ourselves. The lanyards do not have to be from the company. I have recently bought a Doctor Who inspired lanyard with the words 'Police Box' printed all over it. This happens when we get a new administrator.)
Admin: "What is that?" *points to my lanyard*
Me: "Oh, it's my Doctor Who lanyard. The Doctor flies around time and space in the TARDIS, which is disguised as a police box."
Admin: "Well, you can't wear that anymore."
Me: "Why not? "
Admin: *sighs* "Because it says 'POLICE' on it. People might mistake you for an officer! I won't have the company name soiled because you got arrested for impersonating a police officer!"
(I continued to wear the lanyard anyway. I guess when you're hardly on the floor of a call center with 200 employees, you tend to forget little things like criminal activity!)
]]>(Because I lived in the US for a while, I have a US-based Skype phone number. However, I have since returned to the UK. I receive this call:)
Automated Message: "If you are the homeowner, you are eligible for free installation of a full home security system, with local 24/7 monitoring! If you are interested in this offer, please press 1."
Me: *to friend* "Got nothing better to do right now." *presses 1*
Agent: "Thank you for your interest. Can you confirm that you are the homeowner?"
Me: "I am."
Agent: "Excellent."
(They then proceed to explain all the benefits of their security system, making particular emphasis on the local-ness of their monitoring centres.)
Agent: "Now, sir, do you have any questions?"
Me: "Yes, actually. I was wondering if you could tell me exactly where your local monitoring station is."
Agent: "Sure. Where do you live?"
Me: "Slough."
Agent: "What state is that in?"
Me: "England."
(They hung up immediately, and my friend and I laughed for hours!)
]]>(After graduating college, I am unable to find full-time work in a bad economy and take the first job that I am offered. It doesn't pay very well and unfortunately, there are quite a few weeks where I am assigned to work ten hours or less. I am looking for another job, but have to deal with bill collectors more often that I would like. This one in particular takes the cake. After ten minutes into the conversation, she begins making suggestions as to how I can give her more money.)
Bill Collector: "I see you've been making payments to us, but they're smaller than the minimum."
Me: "Yes. While I'd like to pay you more, I'm afraid I'm not making much at all right now, and that's the most I can give you for the time being."
Bill Collector: "Can you borrow money from your parents?"
Me: "No, my stepfather has been out of work for more than a year, and my mother is supporting them both, plus my disabled brother, on one income. They do not have money to lend me."
(I can hear the frustration in her voice. I think she must get some kind of bonus for getting people to make payments, because her next suggestion makes me think she's grasping at straws.)
Bill Collector: "Well… you could collect bottles and cans for redemption value, and all the money you get from that, you could give to us."
Me: "I already return my bottles and cans, ma'am. I use that money to buy toilet paper when I don't have the funds for that sort of thing."
(There's silence as she tries to think of other ways that she could get money from me, rather than just accept the smaller monthly amount as a good-faith payment until I am earning enough to make the minimum and beyond. I wonder if she's hung up the phone, when she suddenly barks in frustration:)
Bill Collector: "You just need a job that pays more!"
(It took all of my willpower not to sarcastically reply that she had solved all of my problems forever.)
]]>(I work in the front desk of a factory, so all applications go through me before being turned in to HR. I always look through the apps first to see where they are from, where they worked before, etc… Some are very interesting in the have you committed a felony part, but my all time favorite:)
Question: "What felony were you charged with?"
Applicant: "I drove the getaway car."
]]>(My shift is about to end when my manager comes up.)
Manager: "Hey, do you want to stay till close."
Me: "No."
Manager: "C'mon."
Me: "No."
Manager: "I'll pay you extra."
Me: "No."
Manager: "I'll buy you some pizza."
Me: "No… Wait, what kind?"
Manager: "[Popular local chain]."
Me: "D*** it! All right."
]]>(I go to a pizza place near my house to order dinner. I'm wearing a shirt that has a Starfleet logo and the words 'Keep Khan And Kling On,' while I'm waiting for my pizza, the cashier looks at my shirt.)
Cashier: *foreign accent, reading slowly* "Keep… Khan… and… Kling… On?"
Me: *confused* "Um, yeah, it's a parody of that 'Keep Calm And Carry On' thing…"
Cashier: "Who is Khan?"
Me: "What?"
Cashier: "Who is Khan?"
Me: "He's the villain of Star Trek II."
Cashier: *blank stare*
Me: "I'm sorry; have you never heard of Star Trek?"
Cashier: "I don't watch Hollywood."
]]>(Due to some robberies in the area the bank has hired additional security guards to patrol outside of the building. I've just finished going over some paperwork with an accountant and am walking to my car when a vagrant in a dirty coat ambushes me. Note that I'm a woman who is 5′ 1" and weighs less than a hundred pounds.)
Me: "Hey, let go!"
Thief: *slurring* "Listen, I just WANT some WINE!"
(Stumbling, the guy grabs at my purse and tries yanking it out my arms.)
Me: "Help! Get this guy off me!"
(I spend the next several minutes fighting off the drunken thief. Finally I manage to get free, only to find he managed to steal my car keys and phone in the scuffle. My hair and clothes a mess, I stumble back into the bank so I can call for help. The bank manager instantly spots me and rushes over.)
Bank Manager: "Oh, my goodness! What happened? Are you okay? Did you contact one of the security guards about the attack?"
(I explain the situation when the security guard who was supposed to be watching the parking lot wanders in.)
Guard: "So, my shift's over in three minutes. Is it okay if I clock out now?"
Me: "Hey, where the f*** were you when I was being attacked by that crazed bum?"
Guard: "Oh, calm down, lady. Don't be so melodramatic. It's not like you got jumped by a gang of people."
(I'm literally stunned by his flippant regard about not helping me.)
Me: "So, you didn't think you should have gotten involved when one of your bank's customers was attacked by someone twice her size?"
Guard: "Look, it's not my job to protect bank customers. Now if—"
(The bank manager, who had been silent during this exchange, finally speaks up.)
Manager: "Then what the f*** is your job, [Guard]? Because from where I stand protecting our customers from random thieves in our parking lot sounds like exactly the kind of job we hired extra security for."
(The manager asked me to review the parking lot footage with him and the guard. The footage showed the guard actually stopping and watching the entire fight from a safe distance, never interfering during the 10-minute-long fight or even after when I dragged myself inside. Despite his iron-clad defense that it 'wasn't his job to help people' the manager fired him on the spot.)


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Oh I agree with you, a standard is a standard. However, part of the debate is that men are physically better equipped to handle certain exercises than women. That said, I read on the Marine Corps Times that the DOD is allowing the services the time to conduct studies and an analysis to look into gender neutral exercises, something both men and women can do without an unfair advantage towards men. One that comes to mind is pull ups. But I think now the Marines have changed their policy and women Marines who did arm hangs previously are now required to do pull ups - but perhaps not required to do them to the same max/min scale (not sure).
You've obviously served, so you would know better than me. Would or could a weaker/slower person be a liability or a threat to your safety on the battle field? I'm all for equal opportunity, but I would hate to see people's lives compromised due to an effort to make people feel better.
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Clarksville, TN – The Middles School Boys Area 1-AAA basketball tournament continued Tuesday afternoon at Kenwood High School. Four teams competed with the winners advancing to the championship game Thursday night.
The Northeast Eagles and the Dickson Dragons defeated their opponents and will play each other in the finals for the championship.
Northeast Eagles beat West Creek 24-22 to advance to Middle School Basketball Area 1-AAA Championship.
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Clarksville, TN – The Area 1 AAA Boy's Basketball Tournament almost got a shocker to open the quarter-final round, Monday, January 25th at Kenwood High School, as top-seeded Northeast Middle had to rally from 13-points down in the fourth quarter to defeat the eight-seed Kenwood Middle 51-50 in overtime; while fourth-seed West Creek Middle overcame a slow start to beat fifth-seed Montgomery Central, 60-50.
The Eagles trailed the Knights 32-19 after Amonti Moss opened the fourth quarter with a basket for Northeast Middle, just 23 seconds into the period.
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At 11:15 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 23, 1983, the life of 18-year-old Barbara Turnbull changed drastically. Three armed robbers burst into the Mississauga Becker's store where she was working the late shift, shooting her and severing her spinal cord. Turnbull almost lost her life, but survived a quadriplegic. Now, as she marks the 30th anniversary of her injury, Turnbull — a Toronto Star reporter and the much-honoured founder of the Barbara Turnbull Foundation — looks back on her life as a disabled person, its frustrations and joys. What I know: Lessons from my 30 years of quadriplegia is a candid, moving and inspiring book about acceptance and turning adversity into activism.
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After a space voyage of almost 42 million miles, Nefertiti the "Jumping Johnson" spider landed at the Smithsonian's Insect Zoo at the National Museum of Natural History last week.
Unfortunately, whether it was her long flight or the short natural life span of a spider, "Neffi" was found lifeless Monday morning, after only four days on public view.
"Yes, it's unfortunate. She seemed well-adjusted to earth and was in good spirits. But 10 months is a good run for a little jumping spider," said museum spokesman Randall Kremer,
The thumbnail-size brown spidernaut was sent to the international space station as a student project in June and later splashed down in the Pacific aboard a SpaceX Dragon capsule.
During her 100-day mission, the spider adapted to weightlessness and learned to snag fruit flies with an unorthodox method. Instead of leaping onto her quarry, as jumping spiders do on Earth, Neffi "sidled up to the fruit flies," said Dan Babbit, manager of the O. Orkin Insect Zoo.
Amr Mohamed, an 18-year-old from Alexandria, Egypt, proposed sending two jumping spiders to space for a YouTube-sponsored contest. His experiment was one of two chosen by a panel of all-star scientists, including astrophysicist Stephen Hawking.
In Mohamed's video proposal, he said he thought that jumping spiders would founder in space. "I suggest it will jump toward prey but not get it," he said. On Earth, jumping spiders capture prey with a gravity-limited leap. In the microgravity of orbit, such a trajectory would send the spiders soaring past their dinner.
Once aboard the station in a shoebox-size habitat, Nefertiti awaited a meal. NASA astronaut and station commander Sunita Williams released fruit flies into the spider chamber.
"My gosh, I saw her stalking a fruit fly," Williams said during a September broadcast from 200 miles above the Earth. "She was going real close. All of a sudden, she jumped right on her. It was amazing. I think the spider has absolutely adapted to space."
Back in the grip of Earth's gravity, though, Neffi initially had trouble catching food. "She overshot when trying to leap," said Babbit. Humans, too, need to readapt to life on Earth after months in space. Bones weaken, eyes lose focus, muscles shrink.
After splashing down and being transferred to a laboratory in Colorado, Nefertiti needed one last ride. The company that built her habitat, BioServe Space Technologies, chose the Smithsonian's Insect Zoo as her retirement home.
It just so happened that the museum's new director, Kirk Johnson, was passing through Colorado. Johnson stowed Neffi inside a small plastic box, stashed her in his pocket and flew to Washington, delivering Neffi on Nov. 21.
Johnson called the responsibility stressful: "This spider has traveled 41.5 million miles. Splashed down in the Pacific Ocean. Flew to Japan, flew from California. This [was] a special spider."
Neffi's spacefaring companion, Cleopatra, did not even survive the journey. Poisoning is not suspected.
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I tried to extend an existing Singleton class in Ruby, as an example the Matrix class.
My first quick&dirty solution was a monkey patch (reopen class and extend with functionality).
But I think, monkey patching in general isn't good, especially if someone tries to overwrite basic methods of core classes like in String, Integer, ...
Next step was to find out, how I can get a real hard copy of the Matrix class with a new name (like MatrixExt) which behaves as a standalone singleton.
MatrixExt = Matrix
didn't the job, as it results in:
=> Matrix[[0, 0], [0, 0]]
So I only get multiple names for same singleton. Not, what I want.
Same result with the clone
and the dup
Also class inheritance won't work:
class MatrixExt < Matrix
# patches ...
=> Matrix[[0, 0], [0, 0]]
And that was the most confusing part, because in self defined classes it is possible to get an inherited class. (So, why the core/std lib classes work different?)
My current solution is to have a module with extension and then explicitly use .extend
after initializing, like:
m = Matrix.scalar(2,0).extend(MatrixExtModule)
That is okay for now, but my question is:
IS there another solution and -when yes- how to do it?
(No, copying the matrix.rb is not a good way, of course. ;o)
What I do wrong or where I think in a wrong way?
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Whether you were "green" before the color was fashionable or whether you're just ready to find the "shade" that works best for you, here's information about doing just "one green thing."
Another of my goals for this year is to reduce the number of cleaning products under the kitchen sink. While vacationing (we have rented a condominium), there is a secondary goal: do not purchase anything more than you absolutely have to so it doesn't have to be toted home.
Hmmm…the dishwasher was leaving film on dishes. The husband went to the store for a jug of vinegar and some baking soda. Two cups of it were included in a batch (along with reducing the amount of dishwasher detergent), and the film was gone. As long as I had it, I put a half a cup of baking soda down the drain and followed it with a half a cup of vinegar. After letting it sit for a while, the drain now runs smoother, and so does the disposal. The next use was for toilet cleaning. When combined with one-quarter cup of baking soda, the results were amazing.
Now, this had me thinking: Are there other combinations of things I already have on hand?
Recipes I found:
Simple air freshener—In a small cereal bowl half-filled with baking soda, add the juice of one lemon and just leave the dish uncovered. As a bonus, I would grind the lemon up in the disposal.
For all-purpose cleaning, use a mixture of nine parts water with one part white vinegar in a spray bottle. If whatever you are cleaning is "extra-germy," squirt straight white vinegar on the surface and follow with a squirt of hydrogen peroxide.
OK, that is enough cleaning…time for a walk on the beach.
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From the May 25-31, 2011 issue


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Carolina is moving in the right direction
New coach Peter Laviolette is looking to shift Carolina to a more aggressive approach.
The 2002 Stanley Cup finalists had fallen to the league's worst team in 2002-03 and started this season 8-12-8-2. Without the benefit of training camp, Laviolette just wanted to tweak a few things to play a more up-tempo game. Despite Carolina's pop-gun offense, the new coach couldn't make wholesale changes or else "they'd freeze, like a deer in the headlights."
His most notable change has been shifting to a more aggressive forechecking system from a passive defensive formation in the neutral zone.
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