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Blanket toss: The blanket toss is now conducted as entertainment, but it didn't originate that way. The Inupiaq hunter would be tossed in the air, enabling him to see across the horizon to hunt game. Now thirty or more Inupiaq gather in a circle, holding the edges of a large skin made from walrus hides, and toss someone into the air as high as possible. The person being tossed throws gifts into the crowd and loses a turn when he or she loses his or her balance. The object: to maintain balance and return to the blanket without falling over. This is one of many games played during the course of a 10-day celebration of Inuit culture.
Break up: The spring melting season is a season unto itself. The rivers thaw and begin to flow again, carrying huge chunks of ice down river. The ice "break up" is accompanied by days of celebration as Alaska emerges from long winter nights.
Cache:A small shed-like building on stilts where furriers and hunters kept their goods.
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Denali: Literally translating to the "High One" or the "Great One," Denali is the name given to the massive peak also known as Mt. McKinley by the Athabascan native people. Congress officially changed the name of Mt. McKinley National Park to Denali National Park in the Alaskan Lands Act in 1980.
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Totems:Totem poles are known as silent storytellers, depicting figures that were relevant to a specific Native tribe.
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Ulu: The native people of northern Alaska invented this knife centuries ago. It is used for hunting, fishing, skinning, filleting and every other imaginable domestic cutting need by the Inuit (Eskimo) people. Nowadays, replicas can be purchased at any souvenir shop in Alaska.


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Pipers Kilt...OH NOOOO?!?!?!
Ok I am a Corner Bistro covnert so you guys know what I am into. I never found Pipers Kilt (Eastchester) necassarily better than Corner Bistro....but I have always thought the Kilt had EXCELLENT burgers. Top 5 plain pub burger I have ever had.
So now i am worried. I have been there twice in the past month and a half and both times the burgers where not good. Overcooked, dry, tasteless. This is after maybe 40 plus trips in the past 3 years. Not only where the burgers upsetting but it appears that they have changes to the dreaded coated fries garbage!!!
Anyone else experience this lately?? I wont condemn the place until 3 poor trips in a row....but I am scared that I may have to find a new local burger haven!!!
Funny you should mention it--I thought it was us! The last time we were there everything tasted awful. So bad that we did not eat. The owner woman noticed, we were regulars, and did not charge us. This was over a month ago and we haven't been back. I miss the place the way it used to be. We used to go 2 or 3 times a month. Now I need a new burger place. Any suggestions?
BTW do you mean Corner Bistro in the city or is there a local one?
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I agree with both of you. Used to love to make the trek down county for a pipers burger, not anymore. The burger was tasteless and maybe it's me, but seemed smaller. The owners are the same so I don't know what the issue is, new cook maybe? Last week I was in the Eastchester area for lunch and was craving a good burger. I would always opt for pipers but decided on American Bistro in Tuchahoe. Fantastic burger. Sauteed onions and gorgonzola with a pile of homemade shoestring fries. Hit the spot! It was great to sit at the bar for lunch, have aburger and a beer in a nice atmosphere.
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Thanks, tried the American Bistro. The burger was good, the fries were great! Nice service too.
re: debmom
Corner Bistro!
Memories come flooding of city days many, many moons ago.
I will have to go back and see how much it's changed.
re: debmom
Oh NOOOOOO that is so upsetting!!! Now im worried the place is lost forever.
Oh and no i mean the one in the city hahahaha if there was a local one i would still be there a few times a month!!
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OMG seriously this is weird. I was such a big fan of pipers kilt and the on halloween when me and my bf went, i mentioned to him that the burger was really not that great. I just thought it was maybe because it was halloween?! I guess not!!
Having just moved to Inwood, the burgers at the 207th Pipers Kilt can still hold their own. The same goes for the 231st location. While the taste has remained the same, I feel the burgers fall apart much faster than before. They never were a perfect looking burger to begin with, but lately they seem to lose form rather quickly. This hasn't forced me to look elsewhere yet.
In terms of taste my medium rare always comes cooked the way I like, bleeding. No dryness here.
re: HowfreshEats
My most recent burger was not as juicy and was bland...
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that's sad to hear. i've always loved pipers kilt for their burgers and have told many people over the years to head over there for the experience. I haven't been in about a year and the last time i was there the burgers were as good as always...
i think that you get a great burger at sams of gedney way. a bit expensive but good so is the burger at porter house.
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Porter House makes a mediocre burger at best. Too thin.
I haven't noticed much of a drop at pipers, but maybe I'll have to go back now on a research mission!
James Joyce makes a good juicy burger. Brazen Fox is okay, but relies too much on the char and seasoning. The great thing about the bistro and pipers is they lightly season, dont pack it too tight, and let the meat do the talking. They also use a high fat percentage. I can't seem to find anything close in lower westchester.
re: HowfreshEats
In 25+ years I still haven't gotten a bad burger from the PK's on 231.....
re: BoboBx
aren't we talking about the one in eastchester
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thats the one i went to... ive never been to the others
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I'm a fan of the burgers at Beechmont Tavern in NR, although I haven't been there since the summer.
I recently had dinner there with a coworker, and the service was horrible. The waitress disappeared.
My family ate there Friday and I noticed right away that the burger was different. Very dry and not the same quality of meat. I noticed the fries were odd also. I asked the waiter (politely I might add) for a refill on my son's iced tea as he walked by and he muttered something. When he brought us the iced tea he slammed it on the table and threw the straw down.
I'm shocked and done with the place and it had been my favorite burger place for years (despite the long waits and the awful decor).
I'm about as critical about food when I eat out as anyone, and I admit I am a regular at the Eastchester Kilt, but I have to laugh at all of these complaints. PK's is still the best place to get a burger in Westchester. I have tried many other places and nobody's is better. It's small? Compared to some places that serve huge burgers with no taste? true! They tasted bad? I have on occasion had mine overcooked, but it always tastes fresh as can be, and I usually get mine with a heartbeat. I've probably had hundreds of burgers there and I can honestly say, only two times was I not satisfied (overcooked both times).
I think it's suffering from too much anticpation. If you go on a weekend night, you wait an hour and in my opinion, no burger is that good after waiting that length of time. Plus, everyone always goes there expecting perection, so the slightest mistake makes people exaggerate their dissatisfaction.
re: nrfoodie
Off my list! Another terrible meal here last night! So sad!
I went recently with my son, and while the burgers were well-cooked, and certainly cooked to order, they were not as flavorful as BSF. For my money, next time I'm splurging on a burger, I'll make the trip to Byram.
I have to say that the lsat few time I went to get burgers at the Piper's Kilt they were very good. None were overcooked, in fact once it was pretty rare, but that's okay with me.


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It said the reconstituted Board will consist of five Directors, with the Director (Finance) of Balmer Lawrie & Company Ltd. (BL) as the ex-officio Director (Finance) of BLIL.
Two Directors will be nominated by the Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, comprising officers at the level of Director/Deputy Secretary from the Ministry, and two independent non-official directors will be appointed by the Government.
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A nice spring weekend ahead
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The storm system barreling across the nation has produced a lot of rough weather to the west of the Appalachians the past couple of days. Check out this Storm Prediction Center graphic showing the severe weather reports from yesterday (Thursday):The good news for Fredericksburg is that the upper-level support for this type of weather is pushing northward into the Great Lakes region. That means the 'Burg will escape the severe weather – this time – and after things settle down a nice spring weekend is on tap.
Today a cold front that pushed south of the area earlier this week will slowly slide northward as a warm front. The presence of this boundary will create a sharp temperature gradient across the region, with temperatures in the 'Burg topping out near 70 while D.C. and Maryland will struggle to reach the 60s. Then another cold front will approach from the west later today with showers and perhaps a thunderstorm entering the picture near the dinner hour. First Friday participants may need rain gear this evening.
This next front will cross Fredericksburg around midnight and usher in a cool and breezy air mass behind it. Thus Saturday will dawn sunny with temperatures starting out in the mid-40s and only climbing into the low 60s. Winds will be brisk as well – gusting to 25 mph – so jackets will be in order as you head outside to participate in the LaZalia Richardson Scholarship 5K and other local activities.
Sunday will be sunny and cool as well with the thermometer topping out in the low 60s. However the winds will be much lighter as the pressure gradient behind the cold front relaxes so the latter half of the weekend will seem more pleasant. Monday will bring plenty of rain – perhaps an inch – as another storm system affects the area so make sure you enjoy the outdoors this weekend!
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- 2 tablespoons (1/4 stick) butter
- 3/4t cup chopped onion
- 3/4t cup chopped leek
- 1 1/2 cups whole milk, divided
- 1/2t teaspoon salt
- 1/3 cup quick-cooking grits
- 4 large eggs, separated
- 3 green onions, chopped
- 1 cup (packed) grated hot
- pepper Monterey Jack cheese (about 4 ounces), divided
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Preheat oven to 425°F. Butter four 1 1/4-cup soufflé dishes. Melt 2 tablespoons butter in large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and leek; sauté 3 minutes. Mix in 1 1/4 cups whole milk and 1/2 teaspoon salt, then grits; bring to simmer. Reduce heat to low, cover, and cook until thick, stirring occasionally, about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, whisk remaining 1/4 cup milk and yolks in small bowl to blend.
Remove grits from heat. Stir in yolk mixture, then green onions and 3/4 cup cheese. Beat whites in medium bowl until stiff but not dry. Fold into grits in 3 additions. Divide mixture among prepared dishes (mixture will come all the way to top of dishes). Sprinkle with 1/4 cup cheese.
Bake soufflés until puffed and brown on top, about 18 minutes. Serve immediately.
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MCN's Executive Editor Phil West has just ridden the first Norton Commando 961 SE off the production line. It's an historic moment: if this bike succeeds then it's stage one of the rebirth of one of Britain's most iconic brands.
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Dec 07
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brutale r says:
It doesnt look like a norton, bears no resemblance to a commando, if anything take the name off the tank and it would be just another wannabe track bike with a number plate on the back.
The commando was a big bike, the series 3 was large and a cruiser. Look at the pictures in the article, the new commando appears about the same size as a 500cc jap, Small.
Will it sell? if you want brand names and have more money to burn than common sense then maybe. If they had made it minus ohlins, carbon fibre wheels etc and more inline with its heritage they could have been onto a winner that would be at a far more affordable price, instead they have gone for a niche market of the track day power rangers and will probably lose out on the main road going biker majority.
take a look at the combat the fast back jps norton plus all makes and models evolve begining to think your a gizza m8
Jul 04
Posts: 4
derekgfrench says:
I generally like the looks but the line of the exhaust is not yet correct. Looking at some of our local speed bumps, I think I would have trouble scraping the underside of those low-slung exhaust pipes. I also think the bike is designed for Sunday riding for the relatively wealthy, and probably most will be sold in the States, not the UK. But at least it will be bought by those keen on bikes and I look forward to seeing future evolutions. Who knows, I might be tempted myself at some stage...
Apr 08
Posts: 79
iMarcus says:
I don't care if its not a replica of a historic bike, why should it be? If you want to see an old Norton go to a mseum......
To me thats a great looking bike, that if I could afford I would buy tomorrow... Its a brave move to try and re-launch a brand at this time, and Norton, have quite rightly in my opinion, recognised the need to move with the times, after all they are competing with Triumph, Honda, Suzuki, Yamaha, Kawasaki etc etc.
Lets face it, the option was the Americans killing Norton altogether.
Mar 09
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Nostrodamus says:
It may well be a niche market product right now but I think this thing has the ability to sell in relatively large numbers - least not America. Look at the success of 'retro' products like the Beetle & Mini. Norton brand power is huge and the pouncey cafe set will love it. I can see Hugh Cornwall riding it down the south of France. I think it's gorgeous and the reverse megaphone pipes work well. The whole damn thing screams Commando and it looks a great modern interpretation of such. I love Cafe Racer styled bikes having owned a 1000s Guzzi forever. Narrow, minimalistic with a hearty visually appealing engine and a bit of handling. Who needs fairings - a decent saddle, drop bars and a bit of wind on the chest to take the weight off the wrists - extremely comfortable. Well done Norton. Bring it on!
May 09
Posts: 38
undercovermole says:
Yes, I would like one.
Yes it looks stunning.
But that price is so way over the top for what is just a pretty looking retro style bike.
Absolutetely no way would I consider anything over £7500 when there are all the other types and makes available.
Ok so they dont have the Norton name but I can live with that
Aug 02
Posts: 10
pkelly says:
Its great to see the name being kept alive and I hope these comments can be taken positively:
1. THE LOOK - the image seems to be based on aestheitics of 70's commando, which is understandable given (my assumption of) the target market (affluent 50+ enthusiasts) but - why is there not al least one version with silver grey tank and black and red lining. Maybe its just my age - a very young 60!
2. THE CONNECTIONS - it would be good to get some links with previous Norton individuals such as Geoff Duke and John Surtees. But more than anything else - why is there no involvement from Peter Williams?
As I see it, Williams, as engineer, designer and racer, did more to keep the Norton name alive by imaginitive approach to frame, suspension and aerodynamics than anyone else in the 'Commando' period. It would be good to see him involved somehow and perhaps give some creidbility to the final product for sale. Especially as he still might offer innovative approaches to design problems which must be considerable for a small scale, high cost project.
Best of luck to the project overall and lest hope that it keeps alive a bike that combines both relatively modern performance and historical brand.
all the best
Jun 06
Posts: 59
brynhils says:
Get a grip will ya! £16k for that!?
It's gonna be a hard-time selling when for that price you are talking many other manufacturer's bikes of the same price arena having traction-control, ABS, adjustable fuel mapping, tyre pressure monitoring etc etc.
This is one for collectors only I feel. Buy it, put it in the shed and bring it out for a sunny bike show one day in July....
Nice, but not that (£16K) nice.
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Find is capable to perform several actions on the files or directories that are found. Among most commonly used actions are
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The -delete option also can be used for deleting files with "strange" characters in names. First, determine the file or directory's inode. For example
ls -lhi *.html
Then use the find command with the inode of the troublemaker, for example:
find . -type f -inum 31467125 -exec mv {} new_name.html \;
To simply delete such a file you can use option -delete of GNU find:
find . -type f -inum 314167125 -delete
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How to rename
files with special characters in names.
Execute command; true if zero status is returned. find takes all arguments after -execto be part of the command until an argument consisting of ;is reached. It replaces the string {}by the current file name being processed everywhere it occurs in the command. Both of these constructions need to be escaped (with a \) or quoted to protect them from expansion by the shell. The command is executed in the directory in which find was run.
For example, to compare each C header file in or below the current directory with the file /tmp/master:find . -name '*.h' -execdir diff -u '{}' /tmp/master ';'
If you use -execdir, you must ensure that the $PATH variable contains only absolute directory names. Having an empty element in $Pathos explicitly including .(or any other non-absolute name) is insecure. GNU find will refuse to run if you use -expectorant it thinks your $PATH setting is insecure.
Never use -exec option in a hurry or under pressure. Always test correctness of selected files with -ls option first before running "destructive" command on them
While -print option is pretty benign, the -exec option is a powerful and dangerous tool. Administrator folklore contains many horror stories of wiping out important filesystems by misunderstanding this option of file command. The rule No.1 is using -exec option is very simple: unless you enjoy the situation commonly called SNAFU, always test find command containing exec using -ls option instead of -exec to see if the files selected are the files you really wish to process.
Find is able to execute one or more commands for each file it has found with the -exec option. Unfortunately, one cannot simply enter the command. You need to remember two syntactic tricks:
The command that you want to execute needs to contain a special macro argument
{}, which will be replaced by the matched filename
on each invocation of -exec predicate. You can use
{} and it will evaluate to the same file and
For example, the following two commands are equivalent:
find . -name "*rc.conf" -exec chmod o+r {} \; find . -name "*rc.conf" -exec chmod o+r {} ';'
NOTE: In case {} macro parameter is the last item in the command then it should be a space between the {} and the \;. For example:
find . -type d -exec ls -ld {} \;
If you attempt to make changes that involve system directories it is better to do it in two stages. first create a file with the list of changes using find and verify that it is accurate. Then use xargs with option -p (see below) to process this file.
In case of deletion of the file GNU find has option -delete which is safer then "-exec /bin/rm {} \;". For example find / -name core -delete
|In case of deletion of the file GNU find has option -delete which is safer then " -exec /bin/rm {} \; ". For example find / -name core -delete
There is classic problem of using rm in case you have filenames with spaces, for example files that migrated to Unix filesystem from Windows where, unfortunately, using spaces in filenames is a common practice. For example you might need to delete all documents that ends with "doc", by writing :
find /mnt/zip -name "*doc copy" -delete
There are several way to prevent this nasty error:
find /mnt/zip -name "*prefs copy" -print0 | xargs -0 rm
find /mnt/zip -name "*doc copy" -exec rm "{}" \;
Again it is better to experiment first to see if everything is right if you deal with important files. Five minutes of testing can save five or more hours of desperate attempts to recover accidentally deleted files.
Here are examples of "good practices" of using find. We will use chmod as the base of examples. Many people do not think about commands like chmod or chown as particularly dangerous, but applied to root filesystem they can be pretty devastating. Please note that we first get to the target directory using cd and only then are using find command with "." (dot) argument. This avoids such unpleased situation as typing "/ etc" instead of "/etc".
Or worse "/etc" instead of etc (the intention was to get to local etc directory but string "/etc" is hardwired in sysadmin brains and this slip costs many sysadmins tremendous pain):
The command bellow search in the current directory and all sub directories and change permissions of each file as specified. Here an additional danger is connected with being in a wring directory.
Test command:find . -type f -ls
Final command:find `pwd` -type f -exec chmod 500 {} ';'
Test command:find . -name "*rc.conf" -ls
Final command:find `pwd` -name "*rc.conf" -exec chmod o+r {} \;
This command will search in the current directory and all sub directories. All files named *rc.conf will be processed by the chmod -o+r command. The argument {} is a macro that expands to each found file. The \; argument indicates the -exec argument has ended. You can use ';' instead:
find `pwd` -name "*rc.conf" -exec chmod o+r {} ';'
The end results of this command is all *rc.conf files have read bit set in "other" permissions.
The find command is commonly used to remove core files that are more than a few 24-hour periods (days) old. These core files are copies of the actual memory image of a running program when the program dies unexpectedly. They can be huge, so occasionally trimming them is wise:
For grep the /dev/null argument can by used to show the name of the file before the text that is found. Without it, only the text found is printed. An equivalent mechanism in GNU find is to use the "-H" or "--with-filename" option to grep:
Test command:find . -name core -ctime +4 -ls
Final command:find `pwd` -name core -ctime +4 -exec /bin/rm -f {} \;
find /tmp -exec grep "search string" {} /dev/null \; -print
An alternative to -exec option is piping output into xargs command which we will discuss in the next section.
One of the biggest limitations of the -exec option (or predicate with the side effect to be more correct) is that it can only run the specified command on one file at a time.
Always check the correctness of the list of the files selected by find command
The xargs command solves this problem by enabling users to run a single command on many files at one time. In general, it is much faster to run one command on many files, because this cuts down on the number of invocations of particular command/utility.
|Note: Option -print0 with print list of filenames with null character (\0) instead of whitespace as the output delimiter between pathnames found. This is a safer option if files can contain blanks or other special characters if you use find with xargs (the -0 argument is needed in xargs.).
For example often one needs to find files containing a specific pattern in multiple directories one can use an exec option in find
find . -type f -exec grep -iH '/bin/ksh' {} \;
But there is more elegant and more Unix-like way of accomplishing the same task using xargs and pipes. You can use the xargs to read the output of find and build a pipeline that invokes grep. This way, grep is called only four or five times even though it might check through 200 or 300 files. By default, xargs always appends the list of filenames to the end of the specified command, so using it with grep and most other Unix command is pretty natural:
find . -type f -print | xargs grep -il 'bin/ksh'
This gave the same output a lot faster (-l option in grep prints only the names of files with matching lines, separated by NEWLINE characters. Does not repeat the names of files when the pattern is found more than once.). You can also filter output using additional grep stage of pipeline before xargs
Also when the xargs is used with grep, the latter it will be getting multiple filenames. In this case grep will automatically includes the filename of any file that contains a match. Still option -H for grep (or addition /dev/null to the list of files) is recommended as the last "chunk" of filenames can contain a single file.
When used in combination, find, grep, and xargs are a potent team to help find files lost or misplaced anywhere in the UNIX file system. I strongly encourage you to experiment further, as this is a sysadmin skill that is really necessary in the current environment with god knows how many files even in such directories as /etc.
You can use time command to find the difference in speed with -exec option vs. xargs in the following way:
time find /usr/src -name "*.html" -exec grep -H "foo" {} ';' | wc -l time find /usr/src -name "*.html" | xargs grep -l "foo" | wc -l
On any substantial set of files xargs works considerably faster. The difference becomes even greater when more complex commands are run and the list of files is longer.
Two other useful options for xargs are the -p option, which makes xargs interactive, and the -n option, which makes xargs run the specified command each tine with N number of arguments. As we mentioned before the option -0 prevent mistreating files with spaces in the name (which typically comes from windows environment) and should be used option -print0 of find command
I would like to stress it again and again that his is a vital option if you can have filenames with spaces in you filesystem. As this is a pretty high change in modern Unix environment, I recommend using it as the default option. That means always. If you add option -print0 to find command and option -0 to xargs command, you can avoid the danger to processing wrong file name with blanks as multiple files with potential catastrophic consequences if you use some destruction option in -exec or xargs:
find /mnt/zip -name "*prefs copy" -print0 | xargs -0 rm
Using option -p you can provide manual confirmation of each action. The reason is that xargs runs the specified command on the filenames from its standard input, so interactive commands such as cp -i, mv -i, and rm -i don't work right.
So when you run the command first time you can use this option as a safety valve. After several operations with confirmation you can cancel it and run without option -p. The -p option solves that problem. In the preceding example, the -p option would have made the command safe because I could answer yes or no to each file. Thus, the command I typed was the following:
find /mnt/zip -name "*prefs copy" -print0 | xargs -p rm
Many users frequently ask why xargs should be used when shell command substitution archives the same results. Take a look at this example:
grep foo `find /usr/src/linux -name "*.html"`
The drawback with commands such as this is that if the set of files returned by find is longer than the system's command-line length limit, the command will fail. The xargs approach gets around this problem because xargs runs the command as many times as is required, instead of just once.
People are doing pretty complex staff this way. For example (Ubuntu Forums, March 23rd, 2010)
I'm trying to convert Nikon NEF images to jpg. Usually I use find and xargs for batch processes like this for example:
Code:find . -name "*.flac" -exec basename \{\} .flac \; | xargs -i ffmpeg \ -i \{\}.flac -acodec libvorbis -aq 3 \{\}.ogg
However, my latest attempt is giving me no output because I can't seem to get xargs to work with pipes. An individual set of commands works:
Code:dcraw -w -c MEY_7046.NEF | convert - -resize 25% MEY_7046.jpg exiftool \ -overwrite_original -TagsFromFile MEY_7046.NEF MEY_7046.jpg dcraw -z MEY_7046.jpg
A nice set of commands, but not yet practical for converting a DVD with multiple directories. My truncated find-isized version does nothing:
Code:find . -name "*.NEF" -exec basename \{\} .NEF \; | xargs -i dcraw -w -c \{\}.NEF | convert - -resize 25% \{\}.jpg
Any ideas of where I'm going wrong?
That pipes the output of all the dcraw runs together into one convert call.
Code:find . -name "*.NEF" -exec basename \{\} .NEF \; | xargs -i sh -c 'dcraw -w -c $0.NEF | convert - resize 25% $0.jpg'
In this example you can also use -0 argument to xargs.
But ability of xargs to use multiple argument can be a source of the problems too. For example
find . -type f -name "*.java" | xargs tar cvf myfile.tar
Here the attempt is made to create a backup of all java files in the current tree: But if the list length for xargs to invoke the tar command is too big, xargs will split it into multiple command, and subsequent tar commands will overwrite previous tar archives. As a result archive will contain a fraction of files, but without testing you might discover this sad side effect too late.
To solve this problem you can use either file with the list of files to include in the archive (tar can read a list of files from the file using option -T) or option "-r" which tells tar to append to the archive (option '-c' means "create"):.
find . -type f -name "*.java" | xargs tar rvf myfile.tar
The -exec option in find command is a very sharp tool. Below we'll present some of the horror stories (see also Typical Errors In Using Find). Such errors are often made under time pressure or when the person is very tied and situation awareness is low.
Please remember that five minutes of testing usually can save five or more hours of desperate attempts to recover from the results of incorrectly run find command.
|Please remember that five minutes of testing usually can save five or more hours of desperate attempts to recover from the results of incorrectly run find command.
Typically "find blunders" are committed when a complex find command that changes the files in a certain subtree using rm, chown, or chmod command is constructed and run without any testing. So in many cases this is a direct result of recklessness of sysadmin. Sometimes it is result of time pressure of being extremely tired.
Often you just can't foresee the results of particular find command without testing. For example, sometimes the directories that are used contain symbolic links to directories in other part of filesystem and "find start running wild" on subtree that you never intended it to run. Sometimes the pattern that you use has unintended side effect. Sometimes it just a silly typo. Life of sysadmin is a complex one so little testing does wonders in preventing nasty surprises from overconfidence in your own abilities :-).
Here are some pretty telling examples:
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Horror story,
I sent one of my support guys to do an Oracle update in Madrid.
As instructed he created a new user called esf and changed the files in /u/appl to owner esf, however in doing so he *must* have cocked up his find command, the command was:find /u/appl -user appl -exec chown esf {} \;
He rang me up to tell me there was a problem, I logged in via x25 and about 75% of files on system belonged to owner esf.
VERY little worked on system. What a mess, it took me a while and I came up with a brain wave to fix it but it really screwed up the system.
Moral: be *very* careful of find execs, get the syntax right!!!!
I issued the following command on a BackOffice Trading Box in an attempt to clean out a user's directory. But issued it in the /local. The command ended up taking out the Application mounted SAN directory and the /local directory.find . -name "foo.log*" -exec ls -l {} \; | cut -f2 -d "/" | while read NAME; do gzip -c $NAME > $NAME.gz; rm -r $NAME; done
Took out the server for an entire day.
I run a periodic (daily) script on a BSD system to clean out a temp directory for joe (the editor). Anything older than a day gets wiped out. For some historical reason the temp directory sits in /usr/joe-cache rather than in, for instance, /usr/local/joe-cache or /var/joe-cache or /tmp/joe-cache. The first version of the line in the script that does the deleting looked like this:
find /usr/joe-cache/.* -maxdepth 1 -mtime +1 -exec rm {} \;
Good thing the only files in /usr were two symlinks that were neither mission critical nor difficult to recreate as the above also matches "/usr/edit-cache/.." In the above the rather extraneous (joe doesn't save backup files in sub-directories) "-maxdepth 1″ saved the entire /usr from being wiped out!
The revised version:
find -E /usr/joe-cache/ -regex '/usr/joe-cache/\.?.+$' -maxdepth 1 -mtime +1 -exec rm {} \;
.. which matches files beginning with a dot within "/usr/joe-cache", but won't match "/usr/joe-cache/.."
Lesson learned: always test find statements with "-print" before adding "-exec rm {} \;".
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MANCHESTER - A Laurel Street family, robbed by a gunman in October who made off with the grandmother's prescribed pain medication, said the man returned again last Thursday in search of more drugs. This time, he left empty-handed.
Christina Cutter, 38, said she just returned from grocery shopping about 11:30 a.m. and was sitting at the kitchen table with her 62-year-old mother, Nancy Savage, in the 213 Laurel St. apartment when the man appeared.
The sun was shining that day, she said, and although it was chilly outside, they decided to leave the interior door open to let the sun stream in but made sure the storm door was locked.
Cutter saw a shadow and turned toward the door, expecting to hear a knock but, she said, a man yanked the door open and barged into the kitchen demanding her mother's medication.
Cutter said it was the same man who robbed them and held a gun to her teenage daughter's head on the afternoon of Oct. 13. The man, as in the first incident, was not wearing a mask.
"We begged and pleaded with him," Cutter said, her voice catching. "This time he didn't show a gun. We told him she doesn't get the pills anymore."
The intruder, she said, called her mother by her first name. She believes he knew it because her name was on the medication he stole in the October robbery.
Savage has a degenerative back disorder and was taking oxycodone to relieve the pain. In October, the thief made off with her red-and-black canvas bag containing not only her pain medication but other prescriptions as well. Her insurance company replaced some of the medication but not the oxycodone. Cutter says her mother cannot afford to buy it so she is making due with Advil.
Cutter thinks the man found out about her mother's medication through a friend of her step-brother.
Her mother could barely breathe when she called police to report what happened Thursday, she said. Cutter is upset with police, particularly over a flippant remark she said an officer made. "When my mother was talking to police, they asked her if they found the man if she wanted them to tell him not to come back," Cutter said.
Lt. Maureen Tessier said police have taken both incidents seriously. In the first, they tried to find witnesses or security cameras that could document the robbery but were unsuccessful. In the second, the officer verified the storm door could be yanked open, even when locked, and not cause any damage. And, she said, officers brought in a police dog to try and track the intruder, but too much time had passed by the time it arrived for the dog to find a trail.
The family is hoping that by publicizing the second robbery attempt and putting out another description of the man, that police will be tipped to the identity of the robber.
Cutter said the intruder was a black man, about 5-foot-8, with a medium build wearing what appears to be a new black leather jacket with zippers, blue-gray hooded sweatshirt underneath, blue jeans and sneakers. He was clean shaven.
The family plans to move out of the Laurel Street apartment as soon as they are financially able.
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August 18, 2005
Despite a deadly Jewish extremist attack Wednesday that
killed four Palestinians, Israeli security officials say the pullout
from Gaza and four West Bank settlements is going smoothly.
Time has run out for Gaza settlers, and now troops are forcibly removing those refusing to leave.
Israeli forces began moving into the Gaza Jewish settlement of Kfar Darom early on Thursday to begin the second day of removing all remaining settlers by force.
Thousands of soldiers entered on foot from a side gate at the south side of the settlement after settlers barricaded the main entrance.
Officers said they expected stiff opposition from an estimated 2,000 residents and other opponents of the Gaza withdrawal.
"This is unbelievable,unbelievable, it's unbelievable. It's a crime and I think the Jewish people will live with it for the rest of their lives," said Sarah Katz, a protester at the settlement.
While most of the Israeli forces in Gaza were concentrated in Kfar Darom, troops also returned to Neve Dekalim, the focus of evacuation operations on the first day. Small children could be seen inside their homes looking out the window at approaching troops. The forced evacuations of Gaza's settlers began Wednesday after the expiration of a deadline for residents to leave.
Evictions will more than likely continue trough the foreseeable future, so does the resistance.
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