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Eagle Group 414-24-3 Three 24" Bowl Stainless Steel Commercial Compartment Sink
- 31 3/4" x 83 1/2"
- 24" x 24" sink bowls
- NSF Listed
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Install a convenient sink and work area in your business with the Eagle Group 414-24-3 three 24" bowl stainless steel commercial compartment sink! This compartment sink features three large 24" x 24" sink bowl with 13 1/2" water levels, coved corners, and swirl drains for excellent water retention and drainage. Its heavy gauge stainless steel top and sink bowl provide outstanding, long-lasting durability, while the 9 1/2" backsplash has a 1" upturn and 8" centers for easy faucet installation. Its 1/2" IPS water supply is designed for easy connection to your water lines, and thanks to its 1 5/8" O.D. galvanized legs and 1" high impact adjustable bullet feet, this compartment sink is reliable and sturdy.
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Left to Right: 31 3/4"
Front to Back: 83 1/2"
Height: 44 1/2"
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Saturday, Noon | Eastern Michigan | 1-3 (0-1) | Buffalo | 2-2 (0-0) | ESPN GamepPlan / ESPN Regional / WatchESPN / ESPN3 |
The Eastern Michigan Eagles return to action to face a Buffalo team fresh off a resounding victory. EMU is bad, Buffalo might be good. Watch for Bronson Hill vs Khalil Mack. Joe Licata, Bo Oliver and Alex Nuetz should have an easy day against the Eagles defense. Then again, it took five overtimes for Buffalo to put away Stony Brook so anything can happen in this one. | |||||
Saturday, Noon | Ball State | 4-1 (2-0) | Virginia | 2-2 (0-1 ACC) | FOX Sports Net / ESPN GamePlan / ESPN3 |
The Ball St. Cardinals are flying high, and close out their non-conference season this week with a game on the road at Virginia. The Cavaliers offense isn't very good, so as long as BSU's prolific offense can get going with few problems, this should be an easy road victory for the current MAC West leaders. | |||||
Saturday, 1 p.m. | Central Michigan | 1-4 (0-1) | Miami | 0-4 (0-0) | ESPN3 |
Cooper Rush and CMU get a break this week on the road against a horrible Miami team. But as bad as Miami has been, if Rush continues to give the ball away, the RedHawks could find a way to win this one. It's unlikely, but stranger things have happened. | |||||
Saturday, 2 p.m. | Ohio | 3-1 (0-0) | Akron | 1-4 (0-1) | ESPN3 |
The Ohio Bobcats head to Akron for a game that originally looked like an easy road win. But after Kyle Pohl and the Zips's recent performances, the 'Cats are in store for a tough game. Pohl will have a steep test in a stout Ohio secondary, while the Bobcats will need to get the ball moving on the ground early to stop Akron from pulling off the upset. | |||||
Saturday, 3 p.m. | Western Michigan | 0-5 (0-1) | Toledo | 2-3 (1-1) | ESPN GamePlan / ESPN3 |
P.J. Fleck's Broncos head to Toledo to face a Rockets team that is far better than its 2-3 record should suggest. Considering how easily Dri Archer and the Golden Flashes picked about WMU's defense in Week 5, Toledo's David Fluellen and Terrance Owens should have their way with the Broncos in this one. | |||||
Saturday, 3:30 p.m. | UMass | 0-4 (0-0) | Bowling Green | 4-1 (2-0) | ESPN GamePlan / ESPN3 |
Man will this be a one-sided affair. UMass is reeling in the wake of frustrating losses, injuries and scandal. BG has the conferences best defense, by a mile, and now possesses one of the MAC's best offensive attacks. UMass has played teams tough at times this year, but if Matt Johnson and Travis Greene get going early expect a lopsided victory. | |||||
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The Huskies, fresh off a historic win and a national ranking, get a rematch of 2012's MAC Championship game. Kent State has been confusing this season, but with Archer back last week, the Golden Flashes looked a lot like last year's model. With how bad the Huskies defense has looked, they could be in for a scare this weekend. At home, Kent St. could end NIU's BCS-busting dreams before they get too far. |

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Despite its name, the Sports Racer option will essentially be a looks and toys package thatll give the Evora a more luxurious bent and aim it towards customers seeking a premium sportscar. The looks side of things will be addressed by a series of cosmetic changes, including a gloss black roof and further gloss black accents smattered liberally around the cars exterior. Inside, you get the 2+2 seating option and swathes of grey faux suede with red contrast stitching covering the seats, dash and doors. Or if youre feeling particularly extrovert, you can also spec Premium Sports seats, finished in red leather with black piping.
Meanwhile, the toys are taken care of by Lotus essentially throwing the vast majority of the Evora options list at the Sports Racer. So you get the Sports Pack, giving you a switchable sports mode, sports diffuser and cross-drilled brake discs. You also get the Tech Pack, with an upgraded speaker and stereo system that includes a DVD player and touch screen display, tyre pressure monitoring, cruise control and rear parking sensors. And on top of that lot, you get electric power-fold door mirrors and a reversing camera to boot (pun not intended).
Quite a wealth of equipment, then, but itll cost you: the 280hp Evora Sports Racer comes in at £57,900, over £5,000 more than the standard car, while the supercharged Evora S Sports Racer with 350hp will set you back £65,900. Question is, will the extra kit make for a better Evora, or does the purer proposition of the basic car make it a better bet?


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The Colbert Report
<b>Morley Safer</b> Profiles Comedy Central's 'Fake' Newsman
For the best part of six years, President Bush has endured tough treatment from the late night comedians. But this past April, he had to grin and bear it as Stephen Colbert ripped into him from just a few feet away at the White House Correspondents Dinner.
But the main targets of this practitioner of fake news are the talking – rather shouting heads – who populate cable with a diet of often wildly inaccurate but patriotic and combative noise. It was only a matter of time before someone came along to skewer them. As correspondent Morley Safer first reported last Spring, the eagle has landed.
Four nights a week on Comedy Central, Stephen Colbert, the mild-mannered suburbanite turns into Stephen Colbert, the wild-eyed crusader, hell-bent on fighting for truth, justice and the American way.
"Even the weather page is in a state of moral decay. What's wrong with red, white and blue, USA Today? This rainbow weather map is just another example of the homometerological agenda," Colbert tells his audience.
If there is such a thing, he is your humble egomaniac. On his first broadcast, Colbert announced, "…This show is not about me. No, this program is dedicated to you, the heroes. And who are the heroes? The people who watch this show, average hard-working Americans. You're not the elites. You're not the country club crowd. I know for a fact my country club would never let you in. You're the folks who say something has to be done. And you're doing something. You're watching TV."
Colbert defines his no-nonsense philosophy with a single word: "truthiness."
"Truthiness. Now I'm sure some of the word police — the wordinistas — over at Webster's are going to say, 'Hey, that's not a word.' Well, anybody who knows me knows that I'm no fan of dictionaries. Or reference books. They're elitist," Colbert jokes.
Asked to define "truthiness," Colbert tells Safer, "Truthiness is what you want the facts to be as opposed to what the facts are. What feels like the right answer as opposed to what reality will support."
"But it's certainly not exclusive to the Colbert Report," Safer remarked.
"No, I'm just describing something. I'm describing ...," Colbert replied.
"Government. What's been coming out of politicians for a couple of hundred years," Safer said.
"Right," Colbert replied. "I don't think it's a new thing I'm describing, but I think we're getting better at it."
On one episode, Colbert gave an example: "Consider Harriet Miers. If you think about Harriet Miers, of course, her nomination is absurd. The president didn't say he thought about his selection. He said this: 'I know her heart.' Notice he said nothing about her brains. He didn't have to. He feels the truth about Harriet Miers. And what about Iraq? If you think about it, maybe there a few missing pieces to the rationale for war, but doesn't taking Saddam out feel like the right thing here?"
Asked whether the character he plays is smart, proud or stupid, Colbert says, "I think of him as a well-intentioned, poorly informed, high-status idiot."
He may be the last defense against Hollywood liberals like Tim Robbins, who was a guest on the show.
"What's it like working with Clint Eastwood, and why do you hate our troops? I mean, what was your favorite project you've ever worked on, and would you rather have Saddam in power?" Colbert jokingly asked Robbins.


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Summary: Practical advice from some of today's top early stage investors and entrepreneurs TechStars is a mentorship-driven startup accelerator with operations in three U.S. cities. Once a year in each city, it funds about ten Internet startups with a small amount of capital and surrounds them with around fifty top Internet entrepreneurs and investors. Historically, about seventy-five percent of the companies that go through TechStars raise a meaningful amount of angel or venture capit ...show moreal. Do More Faster: TechStars Lessons to Accelerate Your Startup is a collection of advice that comes from individuals who have passed through, or are part of, this proven program. Each vignette is an exploration of information often heard during the TechStars program and provides practical insights into early stage entrepreneurship.
While you'll ultimately have to make your own decisions about what's right for your business, Do More Faster: TechStars Lessons to Accelerate Your Startup can get your entrepreneurial endeavor headed in the right direction. ...show less
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Capleton (born Clifton George Bailey III on 13 April 1967 in Saint Mary, Jamaica) is a reggae and dancehall artist. He is also referred to as King Shango, King David, The Fyaman and The Prophet. His record label, office, and home for his direct supporters is called David House Productions.
He was a very outspoken boy and became known in his community (Islington, St. Mary) for his profound views, especially those views which pertained to key issues of the time: social injustice and African peoples. His relatives and friends were very surprised by young Clifton and bestowed on him the surname of a popular Jamaican lawyer of the era, Capleton.


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"They're excited about playing, too. They all said yes. A few of them changed their vacation plans so they could play in this game. Anytime I step on the field I want to win, and all these players feel the same, too. They have that passion for softball like I do.''
Morgantown's Tara Hanson and Robert C. Byrd's Mecca Henderson, both first-team all-state selections, and Bridgeport's Tori Rovello and Gilmer County's Tiffany Young, who were second-team all-state picks, highlight the North roster, which will be coached by University's Barb Solly.
The South features 11 first-team all-state players while the North has just two.
"It's always that way every year,'' said exasperated North-South game director Darrell Moore. "You can't get any commitment from [the North players]. The coaches try and try and try to get people to commit.''
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Motorola notifies Xoom owners ahead of Flash 10.2 rollout
Motorola and Verizon Wireless have begun to roll out a minor update to the 10.1-inch Xoom tablet this week, preparing the Honeycomb device for Flash 10.2.
Released as a staged over-the-air update, Android 3.0.1 also addresses (PDF) a bug in the Xoom affecting daylight saving time and calendar appointments. It's expected that the update will be delivered to all tablets ahead of Flash 10.2's arrival in the Android Market on March 18.
According to Adobe's blog, this latest build of Flash will be available initially in beta form for all tablets that have the Android 3.0.1 update. Once loaded, the 10.2 version is expected to offer better battery performance and higher frame rates than its previous iterations. … Read more


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I have friends stranded in Nashville. I have friends battening down hatches all over the East Coast and up into Canada.
Good luck, best wishes, chin up, hope you're all where you want to be and comfortable soon.
Oct 28 2012
I have friends stranded in Nashville. I have friends battening down hatches all over the East Coast and up into Canada.
Good luck, best wishes, chin up, hope you're all where you want to be and comfortable soon.
Good so far. Perhaps I'll inflict some Montaigne essays on the fambilly as a storm out-of-power read aloud…
Good luck, indeed. I don't even want to be in Ohio, and the storm track has been revised, leaving Ohio out of it. We shall see. (Not that the hurricane system needs to get anywhere near, given the other systems involved.)
Offering up good luck vibes, and the hope that everyone in the dangerzones stays as safe as possible.
Take care.
Best of luck to your friends stranded in Nashville. No worries, though: there are tons of great places to eat on Briley Parkway just near the airport! If… that helps. Ahem.
Its barely a category one, its approaching at an indirect angle that will severely weaken its force before making any real landfall.
Seriously, ever since Katrina people are making such a huge deal out of every little storm. People are acting like we are about to suffer a direct hit from a full force category 5 or something.
I blame the media, scaring the piss out of people and making a natural disaster out of every thunder cloud is their new favorite past time.
Here in eastern VA we missed the brunt – it's more like a traditional nor-easter with winds gusting to 50mph+, moderate storm surge (~ 2ft) and it's been raining hard for two days with about 36 hours to go. And we're about three hundred miles from the storm centre. Believe it or not we haven't had a power outage yet; Va Power doesn't usually miss an opportunity to go out on us – usually at night.
Anon clearly hasn't experienced an actual hurricane – even a small one like Isabel is pretty terrifying. As I understand it Sandy is going to hit the NJ shore head on (not at an an indirect angle) at 75 mph+ with a lot of water piled up – been there done that! believe me you don't want to be there!!
Yes, of course – do give us more flooding. Nothing disastrous about that.
Yes, it's Cat 1, which means the wind speed is only 80-ish knots. Yet it has more total kinetic energy than any hurricane in history. And it's moving slowly, and arriving at a full moon. The problem, Anon, is not "ERMAGERD it's going to flatten all the houses". The reason this storm is so troublesome is that it will flood and depower a huge area. Flooding is predicted to be a 500-year event in many places. Power will be out for millions of people, and it will be out because of damage in tens of thousands of places. Which means it will be out for a long time.
Not to mention 500-year floods will flood a lot of people who don't have flood insurance, because hey, it hasn't flooded here in 500 years.
And yes, the teevee weathermen make a big deal out of every storm. The NHC and NWS do not. They are making a big deal out of this one.
Not to mention 500-year floods will flood a lot of people who don't have flood insurance, because hey, it hasn't flooded here in 500 years.
Fair enough, but what seems a bit strange to me is that you would shut down your public transport and airports 2 days before the thing is even there.
And what is it with US infrastructure that makes it so prone to weeks of power outages with anything stronger than a mild sea breeze? Other countries get bad storms as well.
Anyway, good luck to everyone affected.
So far things are doing all right in Rhode Island. We've still got power and internet connection, the basement is unflooded, and the refrigerator is still refrigerating. How long these conditions continue is anyone guess.
I'm just glad I don't live in New Jersey.
The one positive I've had is that I'm off work and today is the first day in weeks that I've had to actually read B&W, instead of just skimming down the article titles and having no time to click the read more links.
And I may even have time to go catch up on Stephanie & Jason & Ian, oh my!
…at least until the power goes out.
Here in the outer DC suburbs, we've had steady rain since last night and the wind's starting to really pick up now. O'Malley declared a state of emergency already, and the city, county, and state government is shut down, as well as the schools and most everything else.
Our local river is expected to flood close to 32 feet (normal flood state is 15), potentially the worst flood since Agnes. The extended power loss is the biggest concern, and just a bit west of us they're already getting snow.
Category 1 or not, Sandy's going to make a mark.
Now I'm going to dive into the backlog of B&W articles I've missed since work went nuclear sometime in August. Again, at least until the power goes out!
This 24-hour forecast presently predicts 6 inches of rainfall in the next 24 hours for Maryland, Delaware, and the areas around them. Here in the DC area, the government is closed, and all service is cancelled for planes, trains, subway and busses. This morning, Delaware enforced a driving ban.
And to add a detail to what Johnny Vector said, in the June 2012 Derecho, the widespread power outages knocked out the cell phone networks, and if that happens, if you drive out and get in trouble, you can't call for help.
I feel safe, I'll just stay home and hope my power and phone stay up.


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Alex Jones
PC development 'quite reasonable', says DmC producer
Asked whether the smaller audience for PC gaming means producing ports is an expensive chore, Capcom's Alex Jones staunchly defended the viability of the platform.
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DmC: Devil May Cry sequel teased
DmC: Devil May Cry could be the first step in a new series of games. Capcom producer Alex Jones says he wants players to consider "what could come next" after finishing the main story.
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Capcom's admitted some elements that form part of DMC will aim up against Platinum action title Bayonetta to the extent that both titles will be "squarely competing" with each another.
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Capcom: The Great DMC Defense Starts Now
If we take anything away from the latest DMC demo, it's that Capcom really wants you to believe this is the real deal. Defensive? Not a bit of it.
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Capcom and Ninja Theory have both said the latest Devil May Cry game, DmC, is very much a product of both houses, not a case of the developer working independently – especially when it comes to combat.
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Ninja Theory and Capcom has said it plans to win over the folks upset about the new direction it's taking with the Devil May Cry series.
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Capcom and Ninja Theory has compared Dante's change in the Devil May Cry reboot to James Bond in the film Casino Royale, where you see 007 as he was before he became the suave, misogynistic agent with a license to kill. Apparently, Dante in the new DMC is sort of like that. Rough around the […]
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Didn't like the new look to Dante in last week's DMC reveal? Don't worry: it's all within reason, according to Capcom and developer Ninja Theory.
Alex Jones Breaking news
PC development 'quite reasonable', says DmC producer
DmC: Devil May Cry sequel teased
Capcom "squarely competing" against Bayonetta with DMC
Capcom: The Great DMC Defense Starts Now
DmC a true, "intense" collaboration with Capcom
DMC devs wanted to make Dante a bit "harder" and less "fashionista"
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Among the many sad realities of Baltimore Orioles baseball is this: after Opening Day, the most anticipated date on the schedule is floppy hat night.
With the O's eliminated from the pennant race after their annual June swoon, meaningful late-summer match-ups or—ahemmm—playoff games just aren't in the cards at the Yards. Last year's Buck revival aside (a two-month stretch of winning baseball, the Washington Post pointed out Tuesday, that makes this season's collapse even tougher to swallow), following the All-Star Game in early July baseball dies a slow death in this town.
That makes floppy hat night - July 22, this year - the pinnacle. Despite the heat (it's going to be as hot as Ichiro describes Kansas City in August - YouTube it, trust me) expect a big crowd at the stadium tomorrow night. They won't be there to watch Michael Gonzalez turn a two-run deficit into four or someone named Matt Angle patrol left field. This year's camouflaged style floppy hat is the most radical offering in the years-long promotion. After what soon-will-be 14 straight losing seasons, perhaps the team thinks its fans don't want to be seen. Or maybe they let Luke Scott design it.
It's looking like the NFL lockout also could end Friday, meaning the actual beginning of the Ravens' season and the symbolic ending of the Orioles' one might coincide. In the battle for Baltimore sports fans, there's no mystery as to who's going to win that collision.


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Jamie Briggs manages Analog Addiction and you can like them on Facebook, follow his daily life on Twitter @JamieAA, his personal blog and his videos on YouTube.
Jamie Briggs manages Analog Addiction and you can like them on Facebook, follow his daily life on Twitter @JamieAA, his personal blog and his videos on YouTube.
Platforms: PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, iOS, Vita, OUYA
Publisher/Developer: Telltale Games
Genre: Interactive Adventure Platform Played: PC
Episode Two is able to build on the strong ground work from the debut episode of Season Two provided, further developing the new elements introduced in the previous episode. In doing so, Telltale Games has been able to create one of the most intense, dramatic, and memorable episodes the series has ever seen.
A House Divided let's us discover more back-story on the newly introduced characters from the previous episode, which allowed me to further relate to these individuals. Hearing their own personal tales in this post-apocalyptic world allowed each character to gain a new humanising element. Though their introduction may have left a sour taste with many, their actions can be understood, due to the nature of the biggest introduction to Season Two yet. Carver.
Played by Michael Madsen, Carver looks to be the central 'villain' of Season Two. Madsen does an excellent job at providing a confident, yet menacing performance as Carver. Every time Carver was on screen, I found myself feeling uneasy; his subdued performance made his demeanor more frightening and unpredictable. Carver's menace comes from his mellow attitude and gravelly tone; he is used to being in control, and those who look to take that control away from him must deal with the consequences. The Walking Dead has provided many memorable villains throughout the expanded universe, and if Carver's introduction is anything to go by, we may have just met one of the most formidable.
The addition of a strong prevalent main villain is something Telltale's Walking Dead universe has never seen, and it adds a new dimension of intensity throughout the episode. Impressively, Telltale is able to balance the introduction of such a strong character alongside the character development of Clementine's new group. Each piece of the puzzle Episode One introduced brings forth a new dimension, which can range from small moments like one character asking you to lie to your new group, to bigger moments that will no doubt shape the landscape of Season Two, going forward. These new dynamics make decisions even harder, since you don't know how certain characters will react to your actions.
Most importantly, you don't know how these characters will react to each other. There are many conflicts that will affect Clementine, which may not necessarily involve her. Being an eleven year old girl, Clementine is not able to control every situation, and within this unpredictability, a new dimension we never saw last season emerges. Lee had the physical power to keep people and the undead at bay; while Clementine lacks the physical presence to do either, she must use her smarts to outwit her opponents.
This heightened sense of vulnerability increases the tension in each action sequence, making each one have a new found sense of importance. Though most of these action sequences centre around mashing a button until you are safe, it adds a frenetic spike that balances out the process of the choose-your-own-adventure-styled dialog. Action definitely takes a back seat, allowing dialog between characters to be the main focus of Episode Two. This is welcomed, as some of the most intense moments actually come from the dialog themselves.
There were a handful of moments during A House Divided where I had no idea how certain characters would react to the conversation taking place. It left me on the edge of my seat almost half a dozen times throughout the duration of the episode. Alongside these intense moments was one of the strongest finales to any Walking Dead episode Telltale has released, leaving you speechless and unsure of what the future may hold.
The conclusion of A House Divided itself will be the same, no matter how you play the episode. However, who is sitting alongside you when the credits roll can be drastically different, depending on how you handle conversations and decisions throughout the experience. After finishing two playthroughs, I was shocked at how different some situations can become, simply because you decided to say one thing over another in a previous conversation. Usually, I can experience almost everything Telltale has to offer after two playthroughs, but A House Divided may take four or more in order to see every aspect of each situation. Depending on how you play, some situations will have some dramatic consequences that will leave you speechless.
Telltale Games has recently had an amazing run in the technical department, leaving the problems of Walking Dead Season One behind them. However. A House Divided suffers from some stuttering effects throughout the entire episode. These moments will see characters and items start shaking violently; the jittery effects happened during gameplay and cut scenes. It is quite an unusual problem. which was avoided on my first playthrough, yet the second experience was hindered by this issue making an appearance at least once every fifteen minutes.
A House Divided is the best gaming experience I have played this year, and perhaps one of the best experiences Telltale has ever delivered. It weaves a brilliant narrative that continues to surprise. as it provides some of the most unforgettable, drama filled moments of the series.
The introduction of Carver now provides a frightening set-up, going forward, one that could potentially turn the world of our characters upside down. even more than it already has. His calm and confident demeanor produced some of the most powerful moments the series has ever seen.
Though Season Two has barely reached its halfway point, A House Divided has been able to progress the plot dramatically, leaving me anxious to see how our characters will handle these fresh problems.
The Good
+ Huge replay value
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The Score: 9.4
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After weeks of speculation it was officially announced yesterday that Batman: Arkham Knight exists and will release later this year.
Over the past 24 hours a plethora of details have been released for the upcoming title. Since the announcement was made small pieces of information has frequently been released, that piece together some substantial information of what we can expect from Arkham Knight.
In order to make finding this information easier, we have constructed Everything You Need to Know About Batman: Arkham Knight.
Who is developing Batman: Arkham Knight?
Rocksteady will be developing Arkham Knight. They will be returning after developing the first two Arkham titles in the series, Arkham Asylum and Arkham City. The Arkham series received two entries in the franchise last year in the form of Batman: Arkham Origins and Batman: Arkham Origins Blackgate. Which were developed by WB Games Montreal and Armature Studios respectively.
When does Batman: Arkham Knight take place?
Batman: Arkham Knight will follow the shocking events of Batman: Arkham City, and will pick up one year after the titles conclusion.
Are players able to control any of Batman's array of vehicles?
Rocksteady announced the inclusion of the Batmobile, which will allow players to have full control as they drive around Gotham City. The city streets have also been widened to allow players to utilise the Batmobile with its greatest efficiency.
What unique abilities will be included with the Batmobile?
The Batmobile will feature immobilizing missiles, it can smash through most objects, can be summoned at any time, and can eject Batman so he can explore the city using his grapple claw and gliding abilities.
How big is Gotham City?
Rocksteady has confirmed Gotham City will be five times bigger than what we experienced in Batman: Arkham City. The enlarged city has been made easier to explore with the inclusion of the Batmobile.
Will any old villains will return?
From the announcement trailer we known Scarecrow, Two-Face, Penguin and Harley Quinn will return. However it was revealed Riddler Challenges will take advantage of the Batmobile, which means Riddler will also make an appearance.
Will any new villains appear?
Executive Director Sefton Hill stated Batman will face a "formidable foe". In the interview with Game Informer the new villain was described as a "militarised" version of the Dark Knight and will feature a signature Arkham A on his chest. This new villain will join with the previously mentioned villains.
Will Kevin Conroy return as Batman?
Kevin Conroy will officially return to take the reins of the Dark Knight himself.
Will Arkham Knight be the end of the series?
Rocksteady Game Director Sefton Hill, explained that this would be the final conclusion to the Arkham series.
"This is the natural end for the story. We really want to go out in style," said Hill. While GAME also details Arkham Knight as being the "explosive Finale in the Batman: Arkham Series".
Who will write Batman: Arkham Knight?
According to Game Informer Paul Dini, the writer behind both Arkham Asylum and Arkham City will not be returning. Rocksteady will rely on its own writers to come up with the story for Arkham Knight. Crysis and Killzone writer Martin Lancaster has been recruited to be part of the writing team.
Will multiplayer return?
No. In an interview with Game Informer, Rocksteady Game Director Sefton Hill confirmed multiplayer will not return, after it debuted in Arkham Origins.
"This is a single-player game. There is no multiplayer Right at the start this was our vision. It's going to take all of our effort for all of this time. We don't have the time to do multiplayer." Hill instead wants "to focus on making the best single-player experience we can."
What platforms will Batman: Arkham Knight release for?
Batman: Arkham Knight will release for PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC.
No current generation release? Wii U?
Speaking to Game Informer, Rocksteady's Executive Producer Sefton Hill explained the decision to avoid current generation hardware was made early on.
"Obviously you see a lot of games that are cross-gen, and they feel a bit reined in because of that. Because we were able to make that decision quite early, we were able to be more ambitious with the design," Hill said.
There has been no word of a Wii U release. With the recent announcement that the latest DLC for Arkham Origins would not release for Wii U, one could assume Wii U will also be left out.
Are there any pre-order incentives?
Pre-ordering Batman: Arkham Knight will give players access to four exclusive Challenge Maps, allowing players to take control of Harley Quinn. Quinn will feature unique weapons, gadgets and abilities.
While Walmart is also offering an exclusive Prototype Batmobile. Which will feature a unique design and exclusive gameplay features.
What improvements has next-generation hardware allowed?
It was confirmed more than 50 on-screen characters can be present on screen at the one time. There is no word if Gotham City will be populated with civilians, or if the city will absent of innocent bystanders like previous games.
Has a release date been announced?
Though no official release date has been announced, Gamestop is advertising Arkham Knight will release on October 14. UK listings however list Arkham Knight as "Coming 2014″, until there is anything official take this information with a grain of a salt.
There will be many more details regarding Batman: Arkham Knight released over the coming weeks, for all the information as it comes to light stay tuned to Analog Addiction.
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Not too much of a difference in my realistic list vs. my guilty pleasure, might just get a little more adventurous with girls' middles, instead of honoring family.
Realistic Names:
B/B:Rory Phoenix & Lennox Royce (Rex & Lux) Although I think its a bit much to have two "x" nicknames, I can't make up my mind right now, so they each get it.
B/G:Rory Lennox & Aveline Joyce (Rex & Lina)
G/G: Aveline Joyce & Elowen Claire (Lina & Lowie)
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Haha! Thanks, otter. My mom's name is Bonnie, and I'd love to sneak something in to honor her. Rosalind would honor DH's mom, Linda. I've also thought about Luna to honor Linda, so maybe Clio Lunabel Jane and Vera Bonnibel June. Hmm. Probably too cutesy. I pray I'll never get to use them - naming twins is about the only thing I think I could handle about multiplesTara, proud mama to a Honey Badger
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When Vernon Didn't Miss
20 ReviewsAfter Harry's first year, Vernon Dursley tried to hit Harry, but missed, and so Harry was locked away for the summer. What if Vernon hadn't missed?
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(#) defiant1981 2007-11-24 05:42:03 AM
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(#) PerfesserN 2007-12-02 08:08:02 PM
The board is set, the players are in motion. Let the games begin!
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(#) demondan 2007-12-03 07:17:27 PM
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(#) The_Resident 2007-12-09 04:24:22 AM
An excellent story, but then again, you usually write excellent stories. I found this one quite interesting, added it to my alerts and am now eagerly anticipating future chapters. As others have said, Let the games begin. -
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(#) jjracer24 2007-12-22 11:13:44 AM
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(#) The_Resident 2008-02-02 02:34:01 PM
Keep up the great work. I'm still running into the problem of all the good ratings being taken. This time I got a little closer. The last good rating got taken while I was reading the chapter. -
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(#) morriganscrow 2008-02-15 12:26:18 PM
I read all the available chapters in one sitting, and am impressed. The original ideas and characters are very good, and I do like a well written H/Hr story.
I will be following your progress with this, as you have hooked me in. -
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(#) dennisud 2008-02-21 02:49:14 PM
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Many of them are, although not all. All the newer ones are on both, or just here, as are the more popular ones


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vi editing a Hello World program in C. Tildes signify lines not present in the file.
Developer(s) | Bill Joy |
Initial release | 1976, 37–38 years ago |
Written in | C |
Operating system | Unix-like |
Type | Text editor |
License | BSD License |
vi /ˈviːˈaɪ/ is a screen-oriented text editor originally created for the Unix operating system. The portable subset of the behavior of vi and programs based on it, and the ex editor language supported within these programs, is described by (and thus standardized by) the Single Unix Specification and POSIX.1
The original code for vi was written by Bill Joy in 1976, as the visual mode for a line editor called ex that Joy had written with Chuck Haley.2 Bill Joy's ex 1.1 was released as part of the first BSD Unix release in March, 1978. It was not until version 2.0 of ex, released as part of Second Berkeley Software Distribution in May, 1979 that the editor was installed under the name vi (which took users straight into ex's visual mode), and the name by which it is known today. Some current implementations of vi can trace their source code ancestry to Bill Joy; others are completely new, largely compatible reimplementations.
The name vi is derived from the shortest unambiguous abbreviation for the command visual in ex; the command in question switches the line editor ex to visual mode. The name vi is pronounced /ˈviːˈaɪ/345 (as in the discrete English letters v and i), or /ˈvaɪ/.6
In addition to various non–free software implementations of vi distributed with proprietary implementations of Unix, several free and open source software implementations of vi exist. A 2009 survey of Linux Journal readers found that vi was the most widely used text editor among respondents, beating gedit, the second most widely used editor by nearly a factor of two (36% to 19%).7
vi was derived from a sequence of UNIX command line editors, starting with ed, which was a line editor designed to work well on teletypes, rather than display terminals. Within AT&T Corporation, where ed originated, people seemed to be happy with an editor as basic and unfriendly as ed, George Coulouris recalls:8
[...] for many years, they had no suitable terminals. They carried on with TTYs and other printing terminals for a long time, and when they did buy screens for everyone, they got Tektronix 4014s. These were large storage tube displays. You can't run a screen editor on a storage-tube display as the picture can't be updated. Thus it had to fall to someone else to pioneer screen editing for Unix, and that was us initially, and we continued to do so for many years.
Coulouris considered the cryptic commands of ed to be only suitable for "immortals", and thus in February, 1976, he enhanced ed (using Ken Thompson's ed source as a starting point) to make em (the "editor for mortals"9) while acting as a lecturer at Queen Mary College.8 The em editor was designed for display terminals and was a single-line-at-a-time visual editor. It was one of the first programs on Unix to make heavy use of "raw terminal input mode", in which the running program, rather than the terminal device driver, handled all keystrokes. When Coulouris visited UC Berkeley in the summer of 1976, he brought a DECtape containing em, and showed the editor to various people. Some people considered this new kind of editor to be a potential resource hog, but others, including Bill Joy were impressed.8
Inspired by em, and by their own tweaks to ed,2 Bill Joy and Chuck Haley, both graduate students at UC Berkeley, took code from em to make en,210 and then "extended" en to create ex version 0.1.2 After Haley's departure, Bruce Englar encouraged Joy to redesign the editor,11 which he did June through October 1977 adding a full-screen visual mode to ex.12
Many of the ideas in ex's visual mode (a.k.a. vi) were taken from other software that existed at the time. According to Bill Joy,2 inspiration for vi's visual mode came from the Bravo editor, which was a bimodal editor. In an interview about vi's origins, Joy said:2
A lot of the ideas for the screen editing mode were stolen from a Bravo manual I surreptitiously looked at and copied. Dot is really the double-escape from Bravo, the redo command. Most of the stuff was stolen. There were some things stolen from ed—we got a manual page for the Toronto version of ed, which I think Rob Pike had something to do with. We took some of the regular expression extensions out of that.
Joy used a Lear Siegler ADM3A terminal. On this terminal, the Escape key was at the location now occupied by the Tab key on the widely used IBM PC keyboard (on the left side of the alphabetic part of the keyboard, one row above the middle row). This made it a convenient choice for switching vi modes. Also, the keys h,j,k,l served double duty as cursor movement keys and were inscribed with arrows, which is why vi uses them in that way. The ADM3A had no other cursor keys. Joy explained that the terse, single character commands and the ability to type ahead of the display were a result of the slow 300 baud modem he used when developing the software and that he wanted to be productive when the screen was painting slower than he could think.10
Joy was responsible for creating the first BSD Unix release in March, 1978, and included ex 1.1 (dated 1 February 1978)13 in the distribution, thereby exposing his editor to an audience beyond UC Berkeley.14 From that release of BSD Unix onwards, the only editors that came with the Unix system were ed and ex. In a 1984 interview, Joy attributed much of the success of vi to the fact that it was bundled for free, whereas other editors, such as Emacs, could cost hundreds of dollars.2
Eventually it was observed that most ex users were spending all their time in visual mode,citation needed and thus in ex 2.0 (released as part of Second Berkeley Software Distribution in May, 1979), Joy created vi as a hard link to ex,15 such that when invoked as vi, ex would automatically start up in its visual mode. Thus, vi is not the evolution of ex, vi is ex.
Joy described ex 2.0 (vi) as a very large program, barely able to fit in the memory of a PDP-11/70,16 thus although vi may be regarded as a small, lightweight, program today, it was not seen that way early in its history. By version 3.1, shipped with 3BSD in December 1979, the full version of vi was no longer able to fit in the memory of a PDP-11.16
Joy continued to be lead developer for vi until version 2.7 in June, 1979,1117 and made occasional contributions to vi's development until at least version 3.5 in August, 1980.17 In discussing the origins of vi and why he discontinued development, Joy said:2
I wish we hadn't used all the keys on the keyboard. I think one of the interesting things is that vi is really a mode-based editor. I think as mode-based editors go, it's pretty good. One of the good things about EMACS, though, is its programmability and the modelessness. Those are two ideas which never occurred to me. I also wasn't very good at optimizing code when I wrote vi. I think the redisplay module of the editor is almost intractable. It does a really good job for what it does, but when you're writing programs as you're learning... That's why I stopped working on it.
What actually happened was that I was in the process of adding multiwindows to vi when we installed our VAX, which would have been in December of '78. We didn't have any backups and the tape drive broke. I continued to work even without being able to do backups. And then the source code got scrunched and I didn't have a complete listing. I had almost rewritten all of the display code for windows, and that was when I gave up. After that, I went back to the previous version and just documented the code, finished the manual and closed it off. If that scrunch had not happened, vi would have multiple windows, and I might have put in some programmability—but I don't know.
The fundamental problem with vi is that it doesn't have a mouse and therefore you've got all these commands. In some sense, its backwards from the kind of thing you'd get from a mouse-oriented thing. I think multiple levels of undo would be wonderful, too. But fundamentally, vi is still ed inside. You can't really fool it.
It's like one of those pinatas—things that have candy inside but has layer after layer of paper mache on top. It doesn't really have a unified concept. I think if I were going to go back—I wouldn't go back, but start over again.
In 1979,2 Mark Horton took on responsibility for vi. Horton added support for arrow and function keys, macros, and improved performance by replacing termcap with terminfo.1118
Ports and clones
Up to version 3.7 of vi, created in October, 1981,17 UC Berkeley was the development home for vi, but with Bill Joy's departure in early 1982, to join Sun Microsystems, and AT&T's UNIX System V (January, 1983) adopting vi,19 changes to the vi codebase happened more slowly and in a more dispersed and mutually incompatible ways. At UC Berkeley, changes were made but the version number was never updated beyond 3.7. Commercial Unix vendors, such as Sun, HP, DEC, and IBM each received copies of the vi source, and their operating systems, Solaris, HP-UX, Tru64 UNIX, and AIX, today continue to maintain versions of vi directly descended from the 3.7 release, but with added features, such as adjustable key mappings, encryption, and wide character support.
While commercial vendors could work with Bill Joy's codebase (and continue to use it today), many people could not. Because Joy had begun with Ken Thompson's ed editor, ex and vi were derivative works and could not be distributed except to people who had an AT&T source license. People looking for a free Unix-style editor would have to look elsewhere. By 1985, a version of Emacs (MicroEMACS) was available for a variety of platforms, but it was not until June, 1987 that Stevie (ST editor for VI enthusiasts), a limited vi clone appeared.2021 In early January, 1990, Steve Kirkendall posted a new clone of vi, Elvis, to the Usenet newsgroup comp.os.minix, aiming for a more complete and more faithful clone of vi than Stevie. It quickly attracted considerable interest in a number of enthusiast communities.2223 Andrew Tanenbaum quickly asked the community to decide one of these two editors to be the vi clone in Minix;23 Elvis was chosen, and remains the vi clone for Minix today.
In 1989 Lynne Jolitz and William Jolitz began porting BSD Unix to run on 386 class processors, but to create a free distribution they needed to avoid any AT&T-contaminated code, including Joy's vi. To fill the void left by removing vi, their 1992 386BSD distribution adopted Elvis as its vi replacement. 386BSD's descendants, FreeBSD and NetBSD followed suit. But at UC Berkeley, Keith Bostic wanted a "bug for bug compatible" replacement for Joy's vi for BSD 4.4 Lite. Using Kirkendall's Elvis (version 1.8) as a starting point, Bostic created nvi, releasing it in Spring of 1994.24 When FreeBSD and NetBSD resynchronized the 4.4-Lite2 codebase, they too switched over to Bostic's nvi, which they continue to use today.24
Despite the existence of vi clones with enhanced featuresets, sometime before June, 2000,25 Gunnar Ritter ported Joy's vi codebase (taken from 2.11BSD, February, 1992) to modern Unix-based operating systems, such as Linux and FreeBSD. Initially, his work was technically illegal to distribute without an AT&T source license, but, in January, 2002, those licensing rules were relaxed,26 allowing legal distribution as an open-source project. Ritter continued to make small enhancements to the vi codebase similar to those done by commercial Unix vendors still using Joy's codebase, including changes required by the POSIX.2 standard for vi. His work is available as Traditional Vi, and runs today on a variety of systems.
But although Joy's vi was now once again available for BSD Unix, it arrived after the various BSD flavors had committed themselves to nvi, which provides a number of enhancements over traditional vi, and drops some of its legacy features (such as open mode for editing one line at a time). It is in some sense, a strange inversion that BSD Unix, where Joy's vi codebase began, no longer uses it, and the AT&T-derived Unixes, which in the early days lacked Joy's editor, are the ones that now use and maintain modified versions of his code.
Over the years since its creation, vi became the de facto standard Unix editor and a nearly undisputed hacker favoritecitation needed outside of MIT until the rise of Emacs after about 1984. The Single UNIX Specification specifies vi, so every conforming system must have it.
vi is still widely used by users of the Unix family of operating systems. About half the respondents in a 1991 USENET poll preferred vi.5 In 1999, Tim O'Reilly, founder of the eponymous computer book publishing company, stated that his company sold more copies of its vi book than its emacs book.27
vi is a modal editor: it operates in either insert mode (where typed text becomes part of the document) or normal mode (where keystrokes are interpreted as commands that control the edit session). For example, typing i while in normal mode switches the editor to insert mode, but typing i again at this point places an "i" character in the document. From insert mode, pressing the escape key switches the editor back to normal mode. A perceived advantage of vi's separation of text entry and command modes is that both text editing and command operations can be performed without requiring the removal of the user's hands from the home row. As non-modal editors usually have to reserve all keys with letters and symbols for the printing of characters, any special commands for actions other than adding text to the buffer must be assigned to keys which do not produce characters, such as function keys, or combinations of modifier keys such as ^ Ctrl, and ⎇ Alt with regular keys. Vi has the property that most ordinary keys are connected to some kind of command for positioning, altering text, searching and so forth, either singly or in key combinations. Many commands can be touch typed without the use of ⇧ Shift,^ Ctrl or ⎇ Alt. Other types of editors generally require the user to move their hands from the home row when touch typing:
- To use a mouse to select text, commands, or menu items in a GUI editor.
- To the arrow keys or editing functions (Home / End or Function Keys).
- To invoke commands using modifier keys in conjunction with the standard typewriter keys.
For instance, replacing a word is cwreplacement text⎋ Escape which is a combination of two independent commands (change and word-motion) together with a transition into and out of insert mode. Text between the cursor position and the end of the word is overwritten by the replacement text. The operation can be repeated at some other location by typing ., the effect being that the word starting that location will be replaced with the same replacement text.
Contemporary derivatives and clones
- Traditional Vi28 is a port of the original vi to modern Unix systems by Gunnar Ritter. Minor enhancements include 8-bit input, support for multi-byte character encodings like UTF-8, and features demanded by POSIX.2. It contains few additions beyond these, so it is of interest for those who look for a small but well-defined vi implementation close to that of most commercial Unix systems. It also has some features to cope with primitive terminals or slow connections.29 It is available as part of the FreeBSD ports collection,30 MacPorts,31 and an RPM is available for Linux from the OpenPKG project.32 Ritter makes the following claims for Traditional Vi:
Compared to most of its many clones, the original vi is a rather small program (~120 KB code on i386) just with its extremely powerful editing interface, but lacking fancy features like multiple undo, multiple screens or syntax highlighting. In other words, it is a typical Unix program that does exactly what it should and nothing more.
- Vim "Vi IMproved" has yet more features than vi, including (scriptable) syntax highlighting, mouse support, graphical versions, visual mode, many new editing commands and a large amount of extension in the area of ex commands. Vim is included with almost every Linux distribution (and is also shipped with every copy of Apple OS X). Vim also has a vi compatibility mode, in which Vim is more compatible with vi than it would be otherwise, although some vi features, such as open mode, are missing in Vim, even in compatibility mode. This mode is controlled by the
:set compatible
33 option. This mode is automatically turned on by Vim when it is started in a situation which looks as if the software might be expected to be vi compatible.34 Vim then changes some of its behaviors such that they are compatible with the vi standard. Vim features which do not conflict with vi compatibility are always available, regardless of the setting. - Elvis is a free vi clone for Unix and other operating systems written by Steve Kirkendall. Elvis introduced a number of features now present in other vi clones, including allowing the cursor keys to work in input mode. It was the first to provide color syntax highlighting (and to generalize syntax highlighting to multiple filetypes). Elvis 1.x was used as the starting point for nvi, but Elvis 2.0 added numerous features, including multiple buffers, windows, display modes, and file access schemes. Elvis is the standard version of vi shipped on Slackware Linux, Kate OS and MINIX. The most recent version of Elvis is 2.2, released in October 2003.
- nvi is an implementation of the ex/vi text editor originally distributed as part of the final official Berkeley Software Distribution (4.4 BSD-Lite).24 This is the version of vi that is shipped with all BSD-based open source distributions. It adds command history and editing, filename completions, multiple edit buffers, multi-windowing (including multiple windows on the same edit buffer). Beyond 1.79, from October, 1996, which is the recommended stable version, there have been "development releases" of nvi, the most recent of which is 1.81.6, from November, 2007.3536
- vile was initially derived from an early version of Microemacs in an attempt to bring the Emacs multi-window/multi-buffer editing paradigm to vi users.
- BusyBox, a set of standard Linux utilities in a single executable, includes a tiny vi clone.
See also
- ^ The IEEE and The Open Group (2013). ""vi — screen-oriented (visual) display editor", The Open Group Base Specifications Issue 7; IEEE Std 1003.1, 2013 Edition". Retrieved 2013-07-15.
- ^ a b c d e f g h i Interview with Bill Joy, Unix Review, August 1984
- ^ Raymond, Eric S. (4 October 2003). The Art of UNIX Programming. Addison-Wesley Professional. ISBN 0-13-142901-9. "15.2.1:...is pronounced /vee eye/ (not /vie/ and definitely not /siks/!)."
- ^ Bolsky, M. I. (1984). The vi User's Handbook. AT&T Bell Laboratories. ISBN 0-13-941733-8.
- ^ a b Raymond, Eric S; Guy L. Steele, Eric S. Raymond (1996). (ed.), ed. The New Hacker's Dictionary (3rd ed.). MIT Press. ISBN 0-262-68092-0.
- ^ Gross, Christian (2005). Open Source for Windows Administrators. Charles River Media. p. 55. ISBN 1-58450-347-5.
- ^ Gray, James (1 June 2009). "Readers' Choice Awards 2009". Linux Journal. Retrieved 2010-01-22
- ^ a b c A Quarter Century of UNIX, by Peter H. Salus, Addison-Wesley 1994, pages 139–142. (excerpt available online)
- ^ Source code for em; February, 1976
- ^ a b Vance, Ashlee (11 September 2003). "Bill Joy's greatest gift to man – the vi editor". The Register. Archived from the original on 30 June 2012. Retrieved 2012-06-30.
- ^ a b c Joy, Bill. ex Reference Manual (roff source). 4.4 BSD (encumbered, not Lite). CSRG, UC Berkeley (see Acknowlegments section at end of file)
- ^ See dates in copyright headers, ex 1.1 source code
- ^ version.c, ex 1.1 source code
- ^ READ_ME from the first Berkeley Software Distribution (formatted version)
- ^ makefile, ex 2.0 source code
- ^ a b READ_ME, ex 2.0 source code
- ^ a b c Change log for vi, versions 2.1–3.7
- ^ Joy, Bill. vi Reference Manual (roff source). 4.4 BSD (encumbered, not Lite). CSRG, UC Berkeley (see Acknowlegments section at end of file)
- ^ Kenneth H. Rosen; Douglas A. Host, Rachel Klee (2006). UNIX: the complete reference. McGraw-Hill Osborne Media. p. 10. ISBN 978-0-07-226336-7. Retrieved 7 December 2010.
- ^ Thompson, Tim (26 March 2000). "Stevie". Retrieved 2010-12-29.
- ^ Tim Thompson (28 June 1987). "A mini-vi for the ST". comp.sys.atari.st. Web link. Retrieved 2010-12-29.
- ^ Usenet, various newsgroups (comp.editors, comp.sys.*, comp.os.*), 1990
- ^ a b Steve Kirkendall (20 April 1990). "A new clone of vi is coming soon: ELVIS". comp.editors. Web link. Retrieved 2010-12-29. (discusses January comp.os.minix posting, and design goals)
- ^ a b c Robbins, Arnold; Hannah, Elbert; Lamb, Linda (2008). "Chapter 16: nvi: New vi". Learning the vi and vim editors (7th ed.). O'Reilly Media, Inc. pp. 307–308. ISBN 0-596-52983-X. Retrieved 2010-12-29.
- ^ Changes file, from Traditional Vi by Gunnar Ritter
- ^ Caldera License for 32-bit 32V UNIX and 16 bit UNIX Versions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7
- ^ "Ask Tim Archive". O'Reilly. 21 June 1999.
- ^ http://ex-vi.cvs.sourceforge.net/
- ^ "Traditional ex/vi". FreshMeat.net. Retrieved 2010-12-31.
- ^ "editors/2bsd-vi". FreshPorts.org. Retrieved 2010-12-31.
- ^ "Portfile for ex-vi". MacPorts.org. Retrieved 2010-12-31.
- ^ "ex-vi package". OpenPKG Foundation e.V. Retrieved 2010-12-31.
- ^ "Vim documentation: options". vim.net/sourceforge.net. Retrieved 30 January 2009.
- ^ "Vim documentation: starting". vim.net/sourceforge.net. Retrieved 30 January 2009.
- ^ Verdoolaege, Sven. "Development versions of nvi". Retrieved 2011-01-01.
- ^ Bostic, Keith. "Berkeley Vi Editor Home Page". Retrieved 2011-01-01.
Further reading
- Lamb, Linda; Arnold Robbins (1998). Learning the vi Editor (6th Edition). O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
- Robbins, Arnold; Linda Lamb, Elbert Hannah (2008). Learning the vi and Vim Editors, Seventh Edition. O'Reilly & Associates, Inc.
External links
Wikibooks has more on the topic of: Vi |
- The original Vi version, adapted to more modern standards
- An Introduction to Display Editing with Vi, by Mark Horton and Bill Joy
- vi lovers home page
- explanation of modal editing with vi – "Why, oh WHY, do those #?@! nutheads use vi?"
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