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no no, i like the idea of a #!-only artwork
Ya, we don't want any other OSes stealing our artist
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Here's a blue one.
Don't be alarmed if you see interlacing on the wallpapers, cos I made them like that intentionally. I quite like the effect, and I hope you do as well.
Download = http://www.mediafire.com/?mnjyjxjmhmy
The pack contains Openbox Theme + GTK, tint2rc, .fonts.conf file, 2 x 2048x1200 wallpapers and some additional details.
Wallpapers might look similar at first, but one has slightly different contrast levels and values than the other.
I've made slight changes to the setup that are exclusive to this theme;
-the windec buttons are now pale blue to match the wallpaper and theme highlights.
-the tint2 is now bordered, since I feel it offsets better against the interlaced backgrounds.
-tint2 task and clock colours are the same colour as the pale blue windec buttons.
Please read the Details.txt file included in the .zip for more info, since if gives some details specific to it's associated theme, like icon colours for example.
This will be the last of my striped wall + matching theme combos.
If there's a specific colour combo you want, feel free to request here.
As with all the other themes packs I've posted on this thread, opinions and criticism are most welcome.
Last edited by gutterslob (2010-03-26 14:43:49)
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ok #!ers ... last news from gutterslob-devart-gallery
ok, that's gonna be great ............;;
ready ???
total of downloads on 26'March for the gutterslob-artwork-gallery
so now, no excuses my friend, you HAVE to make YOUR OWN gallery
Meh... 1441 is probably the lowest number of downloads in the entire Devart list.
Still, it's 1440 more than I expected
New, ultra-minimal theme.
It's probably too stark for most folk, but anyway....
Download = http://www.mediafire.com/?tjnxtbgaklx
Pack includes GTK, OBT, tint2rc and 2 simple wallpapers. I've also included a "Details.txt" document, so please read that first.
I also have a black-on-black theme which I'll upload shortly.
Last edited by gutterslob (2010-04-19 05:05:42)
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Nice work gutterslob, im quite a fan of the "stark" look as you put it.
just call me...
Meh... 1441 is probably the lowest number of downloads in the entire Devart list.
Still, it's 1440 more than I expected
your artwork will soon be more downloaded than mine .... ... i don't know how to feel about that ...
Since there was a member that wanted some details on this screenshot, I thought it would be easier to just tar the whole thing up and post the full theme pack here.
This one is similar to my previous "Neutrality" theme.
Download = http://www.mediafire.com/?zhdnn0i5xkh
Just like previous offerings, the archive includes the usual suspects like a folder containing a GTK + OBT, a tint2rc file, a wallpaper and a Details.txt document.
Please read the Details.txt for more info, since if gives some additional details specific to it's associated theme, like the type of icons and compositing values used, for example.
Point & Squirt
Thanks again! Greyt grey themes
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cheers mate
Was inspired by the colours from a screenshot posted by a fellow forum member (cheers, audacious), so I decided to make my own, ultra-minimal remix.
As requested by Andreas;
Download = http://ompldr.org/vY3R0cw/Rusticity%20Pack.tar.gz
I'm a bit tied up with work today, so I didn't include any Details.txt file in the archive this time.... Sorry
It should be pretty straightforward anyway (just copy the folder entitled "Rusticity" into your /.themes directory and lxappearance and obconf will pick them up)
Icons are Any Color you Like (gnome-look.org) and you just set them to #AD9D72
If you want matching terminals, set your Terminator/URxvt/etc foreground colour = #AD9D72 and background colour = #1A1A1A
Note: You might notice that my tint2 and icons are the same colour, so if you have systray icons like NM-applet or Bluetooth-applet running, you won't be able to see them since they'll be "camouflaged" .... I personally just use Docker for my systray icons and set it to autohide (feel free to ask if you want details on this). If you really need systray icons in the panel, I suggest you edit the tint2rc I included and switch the background and border colours around.
Last edited by gutterslob (2012-04-13 12:43:52)
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man, i didn't realize you had your own thread, heh. i'm glad you (and others) are getting use out of AD9D72.
think you could post details on the docker/symtray thing, or point me in the direction of a how-to? that would be cool, cause i've kinda given up on the tint2 systray
^ +1 please
I also use a stylesheet for browsing which fits nicely with this theme, it's still a WIP but I'll post it here for fun
body {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
background: #1a1a1a !important;
border: solid #1a1a1a !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
font-family:"DejaVu Sans", sans-serif !important ;
font-family:"DejaVu Sans", serif !important ;
font-family:"DejaVu Sans", monospace !important ;
font-family:"DejaVu Sans Mono", monospace !important ;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px;
p {
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px;
h1,h2,h3,h4,h5,h6 {
color: #CCCC8F !important;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
strong {
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
a:link {
color: #CCCC8F !important;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
text-decoration: none !important;
outline: none;
a:active {
color: #CC896D !important;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
text-decoration: none !important;
outline: none;
a:hover {
color: #CC896D !important;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
text-decoration: none !important;
outline: none;
a:visited {
color: #CC896D !important;
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
text-decoration: none !important;
outline: none;
input {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 1px solid #B3B3A1 !important;
outline: none !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
input:hover {
background-color: #353535 !important;
border: 1px solid #B3B3A1 !important;
outline: none;
color: #B3B3A1;
img {
border-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px solid;
textarea {
background-color: #1a1a1a;
border: 1px solid #B3B3A1;
outline: none;
color: #B3B3A1;
td {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px solid #B3B3A1 !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
tr {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px solid #B3B3A1 !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
dl {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
dd {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px #B3B3A1 !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
th {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px solid #B3B3A1 !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
li {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
ul {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
ol {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
border: 0px;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
blockquote {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
color: #B3B3A1;
div.postright, div.postfootright,div.box{
border-left-color: #1a1a1a !important;
margin: 0px !important;
div {
background-color: #1a1a1a !important;
color: #B3B3A1 !important;
border: 0px solid !important;
div.incqbox, div.codebox,div.scrollbox {
background-color: #404040 !important;
border: 0px !important;
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It's not my thread. Arp owns it. I'm just a hobo that wandered in, somehow
Yeah, I've always stayed at the khaki (#ADA96E) or darker goldenrod (#AF7817) spectrum of things, and #AD9D72 seems to fit perfectly in-between the two, despite being darker than khaki. Thanks again
I'll try it out later. Much thanks
@audacious & d2ogch3n
With regards to Docker;
-Download it from your repos.
-go to OBconf (Gui Config Tool in Crunchbang), click on the "Dock" tab and set your position and autohide options.
-Then enter something like docker -wmaker -color black & in your autostart.sh
Note: I've configured the gtk so that you don't get a fugly 1pixel line sticking out when docker is hiding (if you use a #1A1A1A wallpaper, that is.... also the same for the blue theme a few posts above). If you want more variables, just "man docker" in the terminal.
Only problem with setting docker to -wmaker mode (which lets it hide in Openbox's dock area) is that it limits you to only 4 or 6 icons icons, depending on the size you set (see the man page)
It's fine for me since I don't run that many apps on this netbook (only nm applet, bluetooth and pidgin) and usually disable stuff like VLC and Mplayer tray icons, but you might also wanna take a look at stalonetray while you're at it. It's also easily found in most distro repos and the man page is here = http://stalonetray.sourceforge.net/manpage.html
Hope this helps
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As requested by d2ogch3n, matty-guy and the silent ones that contacted me telepathically.
Download = http://www.mediafire.com/?mun2zymimio
If you look closely, you'll notice the theme in the second screenshot is a bit less saturated compared to the first. I've included both the themes (OBT & GTK) as well as 2 alternative GTKs and my tint2rc configs for both hues in the .zip
As usual, there's a badly written "Details.txt" document with additional information, so please read that first.
Complaints are always welcome, but thanks isn't necessary since I hate fuzzy-cheesy drivel.
Forgot to include this bit in the Details.txt,
If you want matching Terminal colours,
for AquaMoss I - background_color=#121313 / foreground_color=#348781
for Aquamoss II - background_color=#121313 / foreground_color=#296460
Last edited by gutterslob (2010-04-24 17:25:43)
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@gutterslob thanks, like what you've done again, great packs.
thanks a bunch, i'm gonna try and rearrange my desktop and such today, hopefully that should help
Gutterslob, you just seem to keep churning 'em out Keep up the good work mate. Makes it very easy for me to have a nice desk when I'm feeling lazy
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Download = http://www.mediafire.com/?z4mmxiolzwy
Read the included "Details.txt" included in the pack to get details on icons and all that jazz.
For matching terminal colours;
background_color=#151515 / foreground_color=#97a1ab
Point & Squirt
^ Thank you very much pal
- closed account - gone to better places -
very nice themes here. waiting for more
co zrobisz jak nic nie zrobisz...
Sorry for the delay. Here are the themes.
First one is an updated Aquanumb (called Aquanumb II) and the second is called BlauMono
Aquanumb II = http://www.mediafire.com/?vtzwtmimdk3
BlauMono = http://www.mediafire.com/?tmrjjotmjye
Each archive contains OpenBox and GTK themes, wallpaper, tint2rc and conkyrc (if anyone wants them), a simple .Xdefaults scheme for URxvt users, a dark .css stylescript for browsers and a Read-Me.txt document. Read the Read-Me first, please.
Note: I realize that #! now has an Xfce edition, but I don't have any experience with XFWM themes, so the packs only contain OpenBox + GTK themes. XFCE users *should* be able to use the GTK theme without issues, but you'll need to make your own XFWM or find one that suits it.
These are very dark themes and won't please everyone, I'm sure.
If you do download these, please be patient and use with an open mind. As with all dark themes, there were compromises, but I tried to make it as usable as I possibly could. There are still some minor gtk2-engine related niggles that I can't get around, though, so you'll have to judge for yourselves whether they are too much of an inconvenience to your computing habits.
This is probably my first "serious" theme, so I'd like to thank a few people that helped me along the way,
Corenominal and his Posse - for creating #! and making me fall in love with OpenBox.
Isak Lindbeck (creator of ACYL) - for his awesome themes and iconset and also for taking time out of his summer break to help with my GTK bugs.
d2ogch3n - for his awesome browser stylesheet and feedback on the GTK theme.
pvsage - for his feedback and help with the GTK theme.
the real dave - for his feedback and Guiness related banter.
Him - for his feedback and also cos he's the coolest arch-nemesis of the Powerpuff Girls
chillicampari - for his help with stylesheets and Midori.
arpinux - Not directly related to this theme, but he made this thread and has always been there to help me out.
Hanna - again, not directly related to this theme, but I learned a lot about GTK by studying her Black Grass theme.
tawan - He's not here as often these days, but I learned stuff from his older themes.
Zwopper - for testing out the theme for me.
p0rksh3d - not directly related to this GTK, but his past feedback has been invaluable.
Berk - No idea what he did, but I'm sure he did something.
All the blokes and birds over at the #crunchbang and #witchlinux IRC channels - for the laughs.
Last, but not least, I'd like to thank all remaining #! forum members, cos I'm sure I've stolen ideas and been inspired by each and every single one of you.... or something like that .... sorry, I fail at fuzzy warm moments
Sector11 also deserves special mention. I would've never gotten round to releasing this if not for his constant reminders (harassment)
Feel free to leave comments, complaints and criticisms here on this thread or through PMs, please.
Edit: Updated GTK for BlauMono (the blue one) = http://www.mediafire.com/?mw2vnotfmde
This version uses the GIT version of gtk-engines-murrine, so you'll probably need to upgrade your version if you're on #! 9.04 or Statler.
Feel free to ask if you need a link for a .deb.
Last edited by gutterslob (2010-07-03 16:56:38)
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hey gutterslob, good to see you around with those awesome themes.
you've made pretty good work , as always may i say ...
thx for the undirect thx
oh, i took both theme... don't know which one to choose.. maybe a startup script to have a random gtk/ob theme/wall should be done ...
keep up the good work, see you....
I'm going to be wild gutterslob and try these Well they look awesome!
HANNA (without "h" in the end) likes green and #!
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Sector11 also deserves special mention. I would've never gotten round to releasing this if not for his constant reminders (harassment)
WOW! I am honoured: special mention!!
And just so you know it was not harassment at all, it was TLC - Tender Loving Coaxing!
I only wish I could have helped in some way and I am serious about that. I am going to grab them, apply them AND tear them apart to see how they tick.
Thank you Gutterslob, now to convince the other user here to appreciate a dark theme! That is going to be the real tough job.
EDIT: And this part says a LOT for your character: CREDIT
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Sony has also launched the Sony Alpha SLT-A65, a consumer-level DSLR-competitor. Making use of the company's translucent mirror technology, the A65 offers many of the features of SLT-A77 at a considerably lower price. It includes the same 24MP APS-C CMOS sensor and 2.4M dot OLED viewfinder. It can shoot at up to 10 frames-per-second and includes all the lens correction capabilities of its big brother. We've been using the A65 for the last week and have prepared a hands-on preview, detailing its features.
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Sony's latest refinements to its Translucent Mirror Technology make these new cameras the fastest, most responsive interchangeable lens cameras in their class, as well as set new performance benchmarks that even professional DSLRs have yet to achieve. The α77 and α65 both feature a newly developed Exmor™ APS HD CMOS sensor with 24.3 effective megapixel resolution, as well as the world's first XGA OLED Tru-Finder™ viewfinder. The sensor teams with the next generation of Sony's BIONZ® image processing engine to handle huge amounts of high speed data from the camera sensor, enabling unprecedented response times and flawless image quality with ultra-low noise when shooting still images or Full HD video.
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Pg: Chris Paul Sg: Brandon Roy Sf: ??????? Pf: Dirk Nowitzki C: Alonzo Mourning
Pg: Steve Nash Sg: Manu Ginobili Sf: Nicolas Batum Pf: Paul Millsap C: Tim Duncan
Why are we doing this on this thread lol?
Here are my ideas for free agency.
Emeka Okafor - Al Jefferson - Carmelo Anthony - Manu Ginobili - Aaron McKie
Joe Smith - James Posey - Mateen Cleaves
Mo Williams should be alot better
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Bench: PG- SG- SF- PF Anderson Varejao C Brendan Haywood
Why? He's an average guard. 2nd round pick that became a starter. C+'s across the board with a B in potential, sounds fine
Edit: this comes across as slightly hostile. Wasn't trying to be. If you would've said slightly better and been more specific I'd probably agree, but I don't think he needs to be "a lot better"
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Not sure yet, taking a few days.
can we also get a guideline on how the free agency will work this time?(private/public bids? can not go over the cap bids?)
I drafted Drew Gooden who had C potential, but went up a B potential after training camp.
We still have some time before that though.
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Training camp should probably be Cp3 updating ratings and not the game.
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Quiche, a wonder food
Last night was my night to cook dinner, which is normally a happy time for me but this week I was a little sad because I couldn't afford to go out and buy a bunch of yummy ingredients as I hadn't been payed yet.
So, after discovering a pre-made pie-crust in the freezer, I decided to make quiche, which is really just leftover bits of veggies and egg plopped into a crust. I decided to use the mushrooms leftover from mushroom marinara the other night, caramelized in a bit of butter then deglazed with whiskey. This went on the bottom of the crust, with the egg and heavy cream on top.
After 35 minutes the quiche was a puffy and wonderful testament to my "cooking yummy food while being poor" skills. It turned into a lovely dinner with the addition of herb roasted potatoes and a lemon-whiskey sauce to go on top.
Ta-ta for now me lovely quiches,
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"or was it out of the everywhere?"
Stories and metaphor are essential to any religious language, but perhaps even more so to Unitarian Universalists who are not bound by creed. Stories give us an opportunity to speak about larger things, using a broader vocabulary than we might in our every day conversations.
Religious educator Rev. Sophia Lyon Fahs (1876-1978) understood this importance, particularly in the realm of teaching children about religion. In this introduction to her Beginnings of Earth and Sky: Stories Old and New, she talks about the very evolution of stories of creation, and the human desire to explain the world around us.
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by Sophia Lyon Fahs
Long, long ago around a campfire in the evening twilight, a tribe of shepherds sat talking. They looked out across the valley — and over the hills — at the changing colors of the sky — rose and orange beams spreading overhead — pink, fleecy clouds floating among them — golden light coming from beyond out of the nowhere — or was it out of the everywhere?
There was too much greatness all around for anyone to speak. These shepherds of old felt themselves a part of something very large and high and wonderful.
At last someone asked, "From where has this great beauty come?"
Then another asked, "And how did it all begin at the very beginning?"


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This is more like the kind of love the Guardian of Light deserves
You know how we feel about the massive release eff-up of the side-series game, and so you know how we must feel about Lara getting this kind of treatment.
Kotaku details: Lara Croft's face adorns the 56 iPads that make up the "world's largest iPhone" at London's St. Pancras International station. Once the installation was completed the devices were given away to celebrate the iPad release of Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light.
To whoever's behind this literally massive publicity feat for the game, thanks for baking us humble pie to eat.


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But with new coach Thomas Hogstedt, Sharapova steadied them both in 2012 and, at 25, after nearly a decade on tour, had her most consistent season while also completing a career Grand Slam with her first French Open title.
Best Case Scenario: In the age of Serena, it helps to have a little luck, in the form of an upset by, say, Virginie Razzano, to open up your path at a major. That's what Sharapova got at Roland Garros last year. Whatever happens against Williams and at the Slams in 2013, though, if Sharapova is as consistent as she was last season, she could finish the year No. 1. She won her last match against her other main rival, Azarenka, in Istanbul.
Worst Case Scenario: Was last year a restoration, or an aberration? Sharapova did, after all, have serving trouble and consistency issues for the better part of three years. Is she completely over them? If that shot does go wonky again, it could bring her whole game down to earth with it.
Australian Open Outlook: Sharapova steamrolled to a title Down Under in 2008, and has been to the final two other times, including last year. The slow hard courts suit her, and she comes prepared, even in the early season. Of course, her two final-round losses in Melbourne were at the hands of Serena and Vika, and neither match was close. She'll be ready, but she'll need help.
Despite winning the French Open, Rafael Nadal will be seeded merely No. 5 at Wimbledon, opening the prospect of a quarterfinal with Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic or Andy Murray.
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Incident in Jackson landed Manchester woman in jail with $50,000 bond
A Manchester woman faces multiple charges including child endangerment after an alleged drunken assault and hit and run incident in Jackson Monday evening.
During a dispute on Cassville Road, Michele Duffy, 34, of Manchester, allegedly intentionally drove a 2002 Mazda into the man holding the couple's six-year-old daughter, Jackson police said.
Duffy allegedly ran the man over and struck another individual who came to help before she put the child in the car and left the scene, police said.
Manchester police later located the Mazda at the township's Quick Chek on Route 571 and Duffy was taken into custody. She was transported to the Jackson Police Department and charged with driving while intoxicated, aggravated assault and endangering the welfare of a child, according to police.
Duffy remains lodged in the Ocean County Jail in Toms River on $50,000 bail with a 10 percent option set by Judge Daniel Sahin, police said.
The two victims, who were not named by police, were transported to hospitals in Trenton and Lakewood for treatment.
Additional charges may be pending as the investigation continues, police said.
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FROM sporting heroics to scrapping seagulls, The Herald has captured every key moment of the year for Plymouth.
But while they had front-row seats at high-profile events such as the London Olympics, our photographers have been roaming the city's streets all year through in search of shots with that 'WOW factor'.
And whether it was an hilarious pancake-tossing blunder, or resident roads campaigner Pothole Pete taking a tumble from a bicycle on a bumpy stretch of road, not a moment was missed.
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Paul Ryan has joined Marco Rubio in the battle to pass the Gang of Eight immigration measure.
Ryan offered pub[l]ic encouragement to Rubio and the other "Gang of 8" senators throughout their negotiations to craft a comprehensive reform bill. And unlike other House leaders who encouraged "reform" in theory while dodging the specifics of what a bill would entail, Ryan specifically embraced a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants right out of the gate.
Is this the re-emergence of Paul Ryan's affiliation with the Jude Wanniski/Jack Kemp school of supply-side economics?
Exemptions from Obamacare, Ctd.
Methinks Ezra Klein, in a Washington Post article pushing back on POLITICO's story about Congress seeking to exempt itself from Obamacare, reveals more than intended about a core problem with Obamacare.
[N]o one is discussing "exempting" congressional staffers from Obamacare. They're discussing creating some method through which the federal government can keep making its current contribution to the health insurance of congressional staffers.
"Can keep making its current contribution to the health insurance of [employees]."
Have we heard that before?
Some of us have been warning from the start that forced defaults, sequestrations, and similar devices only end up empowering the executive branch. If Congress wants to determine the shape of spending cuts, it must write a budget. If it simply tells the executive, "spend less in every category," it grants the executive enormous discretion.
And guess what? The executive will use this discretion for its own political purposes. That's just so obvious! Yet House Republicans never saw it coming.
Until now.
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General Electric won't act as banker to gun stores any more, reported the Wall Street Journal yesterday.
This month, Glenn Duncan, owner of Duncan's Outdoor Store in Bay City, Mich., said he received a letter from GE Capital Retail Bank in which the lender said it had made "the difficult decision" to stop providing financing services to his store. Other gun dealers have received similar notices.
Meanwhile Cerberus is continuing with plans to sell its gun-making business, "which makes brands including Remington, Bushmaster, Marlin and H&R."
The History Behind ANZAC Day
Today, April 25, is the anniversary of the first day of the Gallipoli campaign of 1915. In Australia and New Zealand, this day is honored as ANZAC Day, in remembrance of the heroic role of the armies of those two nations.
Captain Leslie Morshead (Australia) in a trench at Lone Pine after the battle, looking at Australian and Ottoman dead on the parapet
Yet (and despite the Peter Weir movie "Gallipoli"), it was not an ANZAC show only. The British and French fought at Gallipoli too. Twelve men - six sailors, six soldiers - won Victoria Crosses on this single day. The six soldiers all came from the same British regiment, the Lancashire Fusiliers.
Years after the battle, the best of the generals in the opposing Ottoman army paid generous tribute to the defeated soldiers of Gallipoli. By then, the former Mustafa Kemal had renamed himself Ataturk - and emerged as the ruler and remaker of his country. His words are inscribed on the memorial to the Allied forces that now stands at Gallipoli.
Congressional members and staffers are realizing what Obamacare means for them, don't much like it, and are attempting to exempt themselves from the law. From POLITICO (emphasis mine):
There is concern in some quarters that the provision requiring lawmakers and staffers to join the exchanges, if it isn't revised, could lead to a "brain drain" on Capitol Hill, as several sources close to the talks put it.
The problem stems from whether members and aides set to enter the exchanges would have their health insurance premiums subsidized by their employer — in this case, the federal government. If not, aides and lawmakers in both parties fear that staffers — especially low-paid junior aides — could be hit with thousands of dollars in new health care costs, prompting them to seek jobs elsewhere. Older, more senior staffers could also retire or jump to the private sector rather than face a big financial penalty.
Plus, lawmakers — especially those with long careers in public service and smaller bank accounts — are also concerned about the hit to their own wallets.
Rule 1 of Middle East politics: things could always be worse. The Assad regime in Syria seems to be gaining a more attentive audience for its argument that the anti-regime militants represent even a worse option than the regime itself.
Rebel fighters from the al-Ezz bin Abdul Salam Brigade attend a training session at an undisclosed location near the al-Turkman mountains, in Syria's northern Latakia province, on April 24, 2013. (MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP/Getty Images)
[British Foreign Secretary William] Hague said there was now "uncontested space" in Syria where Islamist groups were free to establish training camps that would equip and train foreign fighters, including British extremists.
How H1-B Visas Really Work
Via Jonathan Foreman (Follow him at @JonEForeman), an Anglo-American journalist who writes often about India, a little insight into how H1-B visas work in practice. The Wall Street Journal reports:
Indian companies such as Infosys Ltd., Tata Consultancy Services Ltd. and Wipro Ltd. have set up large U.S. offices to be closer to clients, staffing the sites overwhelmingly with Indian expatriates, who earn significantly less than their American counterparts. … Indian outsourcing giants sponsor more than half the 65,000 skilled-worker permits, known as H1-B visas, that the U.S. issues annually to workers with at least a bachelor's degree. … Many of these firms have as much as 80% of their staff in the U.S. on H1-B and other visas.
The Senate's immigration bill proposes gradually to curtail these practices over the years ahead.
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Some of the region's stronger communal traits still hold. I grew up in the same sprawling gray farmhouse my grandfather was born in, for instance—his mother gave birth to him in the front room, where we kept my sister's piano—and while that kind of rootedness has become rarer in other parts of the country, it's still pretty standard in Southern Indiana.
Still, plenty has changed, for economic but also other reasons. After World War II, interstate highways opened, and new bypasses rerouted life away from cloistered downtowns. Later, manufacturing began to dry up, and local farms became attached to corporate monoliths. Kids who went to college never came back; those who stayed watched their self-reliant communities turn into commuter towns or unemployment zones. I've always felt these shifts brought some good with the bad. It's sad to see boarded-up movie theaters in Sunman-size locales, but a multiplex offers ten times the choice, even if it's an hour-long drive to the city.
At the Atlantic, David Graham explains that the Montana Democratic primary to replace Sen. Max Baucus may be the first major display of progressive efforts to challenge Democrats with heterodox positions on guns.
In the more militant corners of the left, there have been calls for a liberal Tea Party to enforce more ideological purity, forsaking the likes of Baucus and Senators Mark Pryor of Arkansas, Mark Begich of Alaska, and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, all of whom voted against the gun bill.
(It's worth noting that even a unified Democratic caucus would have fallen short of the 60 votes required to pass the measure.)
The British Economy Appears to be Tanking (Again)
The UK may be entering a 'triple dip' recession. The official first quarter numbers, to be released tomorrow, could spell disaster for the government's largely detested austerity program.
Although economists on average expect growth of 0.1 percent on the quarter, they warn it would take the smallest statistical variation to put the figure in negative territory. That would place the country in recession, typically defined as two consecutive quarters of economic contraction...
The government desperately wants a strong number to justify its increasingly criticized policy of painful spending cuts. But recent indicators on Britain's economy, the third-largest in the 27-country EU after Germany and France, have been disappointing.
Inflation is rising faster than wages, cutting into people's standard of living. Unemployment is up at 7.9 percent. Two international ratings agencies have downgraded the country's credit grade from the top level AAA, warning about the government's fiscal policies.
A Glimpse into the Oklahoma City of 1913
The First Lutheran Church of Oklahoma City dug up a time capsule chest that had been buried in double concrete walls and under 12 inches of concrete exactly 100 years ago.
The Ladies Aide Society, the church group responsible for the project, buried the chest on April 22, 1913 and left detailed instruction on how to exhume it. Inside were items such as a man's suit; a woman's dress, hat, and shoes (which were still shining); a copy of the daily newspaper from April 22, 1913; a telephone; an original Oklahoma state flag; and a pen used by President William McKinley.
The contents of the time capsule will be displayed at the Oklahoma Historical Society.
Fisker: Another Government-Backed Company Set to Fail
Government makes a lousy venture capitalist, a continuing series.
From the Wall Street Journal:
At its peak, tiny Fisker [Automotive] was one of the largest U.S. venture capital backed companies ever. Its founders raised more than $1 billion from highly regarded Silicon Valley venture funds. …
When we talk about the economy, we hear it said over and over: things have radically changed since the days of the mass-production economy. Upward mobility is more difficult, wages of people with ordinary middle-class qualifications are in decline.
But when we talk about immigration, we are supposed to forget all those things, and to believe that patterns that held true between 1913 and 1963 will hold equally true over the next half century.
Immigrants walking across pier from bridge on Ellis Island. ca.1909-1932 (Library of Congress)
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Boston mosque refuses to give Tamerlan Tsarnaev an Islamic funeral, NBC reports.
A Boston-area mosque has refused to hold a funeral for Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the dead suspect in the attack on the Boston Marathon, his aunt said Wednesday.
American authorities have told the family that they can have Tsarnaev's body, and an uncle approached the mosque to request a burial and funeral but was declined, said the aunt, Patimat Suleimanova. … A spokesman for the mosque, run by the Islamic Society of Boston, has said that congregants have been questioned by the FBI. The mosque did not immediately return a request for comment Wednesday from NBC News.


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BEDFORD, N.H. (AP) -- Republican presidential hopeful Mitt Romney says President Barack Obama is pushing to make the United States more like Europe.
That's the argument the former Massachusetts governor is taking to voters before the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary in just a few weeks.
In a speech Tuesday in New Hampshire, Romney is expected to say that Obama sees the U.S. as an "entitlement society" while he sees the country as an "opportunity society." He'll argue that Obama's policies will lead to more people being dependent on government welfare.
Romney is using the speech to open four straight days of campaigning in New Hampshire, where he must win if he hopes to capture the nomination. Romney laid out his ideas in an opinion piece published Tuesday in USA Today.
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At UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School Groundbreaking Ceremony Held for New $72 Million Child Health Institute
A groundbreaking ceremony for a new $72-million Child Health Institute of New Jersey, a state-of-the art biomedical research facility for diseases that affect children, took place on Monday, Oct. 28, in New Brunswick.
The institute, part of the Robert Wood Johnson Medical School of the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ), will house 150,000 square feet of research laboratories, a pediatric clinical research center, and academic offices and patient care facilities for the Department of Pediatrics.
Dr. Harold L. Paz, dean of UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, hosted the ground-breaking event. Also speaking were Mr. Harvey Holzberg, chairman of the UMDNJ Board of Trustees and president of Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital; Dr. Stuart D. Cook, UMDNJ president; Mr. Roland Machold, vice chair of the Child Health Institute Board of Trustees; Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr., (D-6th District); Mr. Mark Broadhurst, district director for Congressman Rodney Frelinghuysen (R-11th District); James Cahill, mayor of New Brunswick; Mr. Roger Fine, vice president and general counsel for Johnson & Johnson and chairman of the Foundation of UMDNJ Board of Trustees; Dr. Daniel Notterman, chairman of the Department of Pediatrics of the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School; and Dr. Robert Trelstad, acting director of the Child Health Institute.
Also expected to participate were students from the Health Sciences & Technology High School of New Brunswick, St. Peter Elementary School, and the Mario Gonzalez Child Development Center.
The Institute will be linked physically and programmatically with the clinical services at Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital and its Bristol Myers Squibb Children's Hospital, the medical school's new Cardiovascular Institute and The Cancer Institute of New Jersey. Faculty from the Center for Advanced Biotechnology & Medicine and the Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences Institute, joint programs of the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers University, will also collaborate on research projects.
Dr. Paz noted that the new facility "will be a model in modern translational medicine, bringing medicine from the bench to the bedside seamlessly. The real winners are the children and families who will benefit from the important discoveries and compassionate care."
Mr. Holzberg said, "This Institute is part of a plan to create a center for excellence in developmental biology and pediatric care."
Dr. Cook said, "The Child Health Institute is an important addition to UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and offers the hope for preventing and curing many chronic diseases affecting our greatest resource, our children. This building is part of a $518 million statewide capital construction program, an investment by UMDNJ to enhance biomedical research and education in New Jersey."
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Mayor Cahill applauded the project as another example of "the on-going revitalization of New Brunswick and a reinforcement of the City's identity as the Healthcare City. The Child Health Institute is not simply a think tank. It is a jobs program. Building new high tech facilities creates jobs throughout the region. The research enterprise is an economic engine. Not only will there be construction jobs, but also there will jobs for scientists, technicians, management, and office support personnel."
The Institute's mission is to improve child health and quality of life by discovering the causes of childhood diseases and how disordered development leads to illnesses which can continue into adulthood. It will provide scientific and administrative core resources to support research programs encompassing genes, development and the environment. Fourteen new faculty will direct teams of visiting scientists, postdoctoral fellows, graduate students and technicians for a full complement of about 130 employees.
The building is a development project of the University in partnership with the New Brunswick Development Corporation (DevCo). The building and its programs are funded by resources from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, the Johnson and Johnson family of companies, the federal and state governments as well as individual donors.
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Jun27-12, 05:32 AM | #1 |
Speed limit of pressurised air
How fast can air go when under pressure? Is there a formula that describes this. I was just wondering how much faster air can go when put under more pressure. Also, what is the acceleration rate of the air?
Jun27-12, 07:55 AM | #2 |
That depends on many, many variables, from the relative pressure of the air and the ambient air outside, the temperature of the air, the shape of the duct it passes through, etc. There exist wind tunnels that accelerate compressed air to Mach 20, or 20 times the speed of sound, for example.
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Wow, that's pretty fast.
Alright, 25 degrees Celsius, ambient air pressure of 15 psi and the shape of the duct can be an 8mm cylinder. And the pressurised air for a round number can be 100 psi. So what is done with these variables to find out the speed limit, and acceleration? |
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Speed limit of pressurised air
I think you have two different questions here.
How fast can air go when expanded from pressure 1 to pressure 2? This can be approximated with energy conservation: If you take a volume V of compressed air and expand it to V' uncompressed air, you gain energy, which can be used to accelerate the air. This is an adiabatic process, and I think you can find the relevant formulas here, at Wikipedia or whatever. |
Jun28-12, 06:46 PM | #5 |
As I am new to physics, those equations go way over my head... Is there a simple way to roughly estimate the speed of compressed air? (With force and length known)
I was reading a similar post, and someone said something about a natural speed limit of air molecules, however I couldn't find any other references to this. Is this actually the case? |
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There is no natural speed limit of air particles. With your simple pipe example you could get a really good approximation using Hagen-Poiseuille flow. For a more general case you could get a very rough approximation using the Bernoulli equation and a better estimate with correction factors such as the Darcy-Weisbach equation. It all just depends on your situation.
Jun28-12, 11:18 PM | #7 |
Ok, I am looking for simple equation that will give a rough approximation (± 10m/s).
I guess, through finding this, I want to be able to answer a question from one of my other topics, that remains unanswered - Speed of a projectile propelled by compressed air. The barrel length is 0.82m long with a diametre of 50.27cm2. The capacity of the air tank is 24L. The weight of the projectile is 4 grams. What other factors are needed in the equation to give an approximate answer? Any variables that will affect the answer only slightly (1m/s), I don't see as neccesary if the complicate it... Also, with no natural speed limit of air molecules, does this mean they will get faster and faster with more force behind it, with no limit except c? |
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If you always accelerate the particles in one direction, they can get faster and faster (with c as limit of course).
However, compressed air will fail to do so, as soon as you are close to the speed of sound. With the projectile, you can use the projectile mass instead of the air mass, as the latter one will be negligible for reasonable setups. |
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Tuesday, 4 Jun 2013
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Friday, 7 Jun 2013
At this time you must guard against being too aggressive, coming on too strong, or trying to force your own will and thereby arousing hostility in others. Also, frustrated desires and obstacles to achieving your aims can evoke enormous anger in you, and you may do something rash and regrettable. Conflicts and confrontations may be unavoidable, but do try to avoid situations which you know will provoke or irritate you. Working alone is best at this time.
Saturday, 8 Jun 2013
You will want a break from the predictability of your usual routine and methods. You're in the mood to experiment and to learn something new. Offbeat or original ideas excite you and you will seek people who can offer you a different way of looking at things. Discovery, inventiveness, and spontaneity are major themes now.
Sunday, 9 Jun 2013
Both friendship and material benefits may well come to you at this time. You feel very sociable and gregarious and seek conviviality, especially with people who really know how to have a good time. Charitable and philanthropic impulses are stronger now, also, and should be followed with positive action on your part.
Monday, 10 Jun 2013
Your feelings for friends and your emotional responses to life in general are deeper and more intense. The need to share, to give and receive love, and to be accepted and wanted is very strong. You have an opportunity now to see what keeps you from being really close to others - perhaps a forgotten hurt or hidden resentment - and to rid yourself of it by bringing it out in the open or simply releasing it.
Tuesday, 11 Jun 2013
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Wednesday, 12 Jun 2013
Doors open and new opportunities for personal and professional growth present themselves. Any initiative or action you feel inclined to take at this time is likely to lead to a positive outcome for you. Partnerships or joining with others for mutual benefit is favored. Your energy level is high; this is a good time for athletics, especially team sports.
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Hubert Stroh of Pahrump, NV, formerly of Greeley died May 8, 2010 in Las Vegas, NV. Hubert was born May 7, 1932 to Henry and Mollie (Kobobel) Stroh in Gill, Colorado. Hubert was raised in Weld County and attended school in Gill. He was employed with Garnsey and Wheeler Ford (Hesco Manufacturing) for thirty-two years [...]
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