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When you combine the esoteric collections and winding corridors of museums with the infinite blackness of the night, one thing is more inevitable than any other: spooky goings on.
While many museums have chosen to fend off the darkness with jazz bands and a handful of extra lightbulbs, some have refused to ignore the very real prospect that fearsome forces may dwell within their informative walls.
Dare you join this brave - some might say foolhardy - group of curious curators, wide-eyed psychics, mild-mannered archivists and seasoned storytellers, as they explore the dark worlds that lurk beyond the light of human understanding where there's plenty more to fear than fear itself?
What follows is a selection of locations where such activities are taking place as part of Museums At Night 2009. Visit them at your own risk, and remember: Culture24 accepts no responsibility for any heart palpitations, fainting fits, or malevolent entities that follow you home…
Things will begin comfortably enough at the Benjamin Franklin House on May 16, with visitors treated to a lamplit tour of the Founding Father's former residence. But entering the basement the tour takes a turn for the macabre - visitors will be handed glasses of wine to steady their nerves as they hear the shocking story of the bones found under the floor and the activities of the bodysnatchers from nearby Craven Street anatomy school.
The Craven Street Bones at Benjamin Franklin House, May 16 2009. Two tours, starting 8:00 and 9:00pm. Tickets £10, £8 concessions, including wine. To book contact 02078392006 or email@example.com. For more information visit The Benjamin Franklin House.
Witness a Victorian Surgical demonstration by gaslight on the hour every hour at The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret until doors close at 9pm on May 15. The later you come the darker it will be as the theatre has a skylight. The amputation kit awaits, will you survive!
For more information go to The Old Operating Theatre Museum and Herb Garret website
Turn your life into an episode of Scooby-Doo at Bodelwyddan Castle, which is hosting a spooky sleepover in its haunted rooms on May 15. You won't get to keep the castle if you last the entire night, but you will get treated to a Haunted Family Treasure Hunt and buffet supper before things get serious with a torchlit ghost tour led by the castle's Paranormal Investigation Team.
Bodelwyddan Castle Spooky Sleepover, May 15 2009, 7:00pm – 9:00am. Family friendly, children aged 7-12 years only, minimum of one adult for every two children. Tickets £30 per person (adults and children). For more information visit Bodelwyddan Castle.
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In an event that is most definitely not suitable for the sensitive and impressionable minds of children, Nottinghamshire Archives will be blowing the dust off their ancient tomes and delving deep into the world of Strange Deaths and Ghostly Occurences. Archivist and author Chris Weir opens proceedings with a twisted talk bound to send shivers down the spine, then a mysterious sect known only as the Storytellers of Nottingham will begin expertly weaving otherworldly tales.
Nottinghamshire Archives: Strange Deaths & Ghostly Occurences, May 15, 8.00pm – 10pm. Tickets £6.50. For more information visit Nottinghamshire Archives.
Enter the dark side quite literally at Whitworth Art Gallery in Manchester, where unsettling artist Gregor Schneider's instillation Kinderzimmer lurks. Completely blacked-out and entered one at a time, visitors venturing into the work will find themselves lost and alone in an abandoned children's nursery room. Should this confrontation with the uncanny proove too intense, there is music and socialising in the rest of the gallery to bring you back to the "real" world.
Whitworth Art Gallery, The University of Manchester, May 16 2009, 6:00pm – 12:00am. For more information visit Whitworth Art Gallery.
The intrepid folk at Gateshead Heritage Centre are venturing out of their comfortable building to take a lantern lit tour of St Mary's Church graveyard. Visitors will learn the long history of church, but could find themselves distracted from pious thoughts by the appearance of spectres and sinister characters from the past who may not take kindly to wanderers entering their home unnannounced. Those who make it back to the Heritage centre in one piece will offered a local beer and a hearty pat on the back.
Gateshead Heritage Centre: St Mary's by Lamplight Graveyard Tour, Newcastle upon Tyne, May 16 2009, 9:30pm – 11:00pm, free. For more information visit the late shows.

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If you've been near any movie theatre lately, you might have noticed the influx of fringe, flapper hats and bobs. The roaring '20s is not only making a comeback in the fashion world (as seen this past September in the spring 2012 fashion shows of Ralph Lauren, Tory Burch and Gucci), it's dancing its way onto the silver screen this season as well. Martin Scorsese's first kid's film "Hugo" and the highly-touted "The Artist" both take place during this dapper decade.
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At the school finance trial currently underway in Austin, AISD Superintendent Meria Carstarphen took the stand for the second day.
Hundreds of school districts from across Texas are suing the state for inadequate school funding.
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Feb 21, 2013
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You often hear advice from successful people that you should "Follow your passion." That sounds about right. Passion will presumably give you high energy, high resistance to rejection and high determination. Passionate people are more persuasive, too. Those are all good things, right?
Here's the counterargument: When I was a commercial loan officer for a large bank in San Francisco, my boss taught us that you should never make a loan to someone who is following his passion. For example, you don't want to give money to a sports enthusiast who is starting a sports store to pursue his passion for all things sporty. That guy is a bad bet, passion and all. He's in business for the wrong reason.
My boss at the time, who had been a commercial lender for over thirty years, said the best loan customer is one who has no passion whatsoever, just a desire to work hard at something that looks good on a spreadsheet. Maybe the loan customer wants to start a dry cleaning store, or invest in a fast food franchise - boring stuff. That's the person you bet on. You want the grinder, not the guy who loves his job.
So who's right? Is passion a useful tool for success, or is it just something that makes you irrational?
My hypothesis is that passionate people are more likely to take big risks in the pursuit of unlikely goals, and so you would expect to see more failures and more huge successes among the passionate. Passionate people who fail don't get a chance to offer their advice to the rest of us. But successful passionate people are writing books and answering interview questions about their secrets for success every day. Naturally those successful people want you to believe that success is a product of their awesomeness, but they also want to retain some humility. One can't be humble and say, "I succeeded because I am far smarter than the average person." But you can say your passion was a key to your success, because everyone can be passionate about something or other, right? Passion sounds more accessible. If you're dumb, there's not much you can do about it, but passion is something we think anyone can generate in the right circumstances. Passion feels very democratic. It is the people's talent, available to all.
It's also mostly bullshit.
Consider two entrepreneurs. Everything else being equal, one is passionate and possesses average talent, while the other is exceedingly brilliant, full of energy, and highly determined to succeed. Which one do you bet on?
It's easy to be passionate about things that are working out, and that distorts our impression of the importance of passion. I've been involved in several dozen business ventures over the course of my life and each one made me excited at the start. You might even call it passion. The ones that didn't work out - and that would be most of them - slowly drained my passion as they failed. The few that worked became more exciting as they succeeded. As a result, it looks as if the projects I was most passionate about were also the ones that worked. But objectively, the passion evolved at the same rate as the success. Success caused passion more than passion caused success.
Passion can also be a simple marker for talent. We humans tend to enjoy doing things we are good at while not enjoying things we suck at. We're also fairly good at predicting what we might be good at before we try. I was passionate about tennis the first day I picked up a racket, and I've played all my life, but I also knew it was the type of thing I could be good at, unlike basketball or football. So sometimes passion is simply a byproduct of knowing you will be good at something.
I hate selling, but I know it's because I'm bad at it. If I were a sensational sales person, or had potential to be one, I'd probably feel passionate about sales. And people who observed my success would assume my passion was causing my success as opposed to being a mere indicator of talent.
If you ask a billionaire the secret of his success, he might say it is passion, because that sounds like a sexy answer that is suitably humble. But after a few drinks I think he'd say his success was a combination of desire, luck, hard work, determination, brains, and appetite for risk.
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Feb 21, 2013
I've got two competing thoughts on this.
The first is it depends on the business. If you've got a business that can be run by spreadsheet or formula, then passion isn't needed. In this group are the things where passion could be a detriment and playing smart is key. If you have a business that needs passion and energy or can't be run by spreadsheet, then you need it. The second case includes businesses that need passion and desire to push them over the top and the rare few where being in it only for the money is the wrong direction. A general car dealership wouldn't need much passion but if you are selling hot rods and choppers, I'd take the guy who really loves cars over the guy who's just in it for the money.
The second thought is that passion for the issue alone is either irrelevant or a good or bad intangible and the business should be viewed primarily by the business case and the level of talent of the people involved. In this case, you'd take the better people with the better plan and passion takes a side seat.
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Feb 21, 2013
"Consider two entrepreneurs. Everything else being equal, one is passionate and possesses average talent, while the other is exceedingly brilliant, full of energy, and highly determined to succeed. Which one do you bet on?"
Why is it necessary that a passionate person not be exceedingly brilliant, full of energy and highly determined to succeed. I think this is a faulty assumption. In fact, the passionate people I've met are all that and more. If you're passionate about something, you tend to be good at it by practice. You're all full of energy because you love doing what you do. The determination of success is completely different - you can be passionate and not care about success, but you can be not passionate and not care about success either. None of these parameters are mutually exclusive. In fact, being passionate, is a root cause for some of them.
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Feb 21, 2013
I think you're 100% right. I've always been annoyed by the "passionate" people in projects, business ventures, etc, and pretty much avoid them like the plague.
They're the people most likely to have unrealistic goals and requirements at the beginning of a project, most likely to confront people about minor details, most likely to make ultimatums, and the most likely to flake out and leave you hanging when there's work to do. They won't consider contingencies (partial / incremental success) and always want to jump to step 6 because steps 1 - 5 are boring. In general, I find them to be wildly unrealistic and disruptive. And far-too-often have very little to bring to a project to begin with, expecting that their energy and "passion" will somehow contribute to an achievement.
Competent people are worried, reserved, and maybe fearful, because they know how much work there is, they know how much time it will take, and they know that they'll be miserable during steps 1-5. They plan for phases and start small -- working to improve their idea incrementally as parts are worked through. They think about ways that the idea could fail and try to plan away from those pitfalls.
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Phantom II
Feb 21, 2013
This is, hands down, without a doubt, the best post you've ever made here, bar none. It has really made me think, and examine some things in my own life.
There's only one question I have, but that will come at the end of this.
Here's some personal support for what Scott is saying. As those of you who follow my replies here know, I am a former Navy fighter pilot. Carrier based, of course, as are all such pilots.
I was good at it. But I didn't like it. It was stressful to the extreme. You have no idea how you feel trying to come aboard a carrier at night in bad weather with a pitching deck. It's like the worst, most violent ride in Disneyland you could ever imagine, with the added benefit that 1) you are controlling the ride, and 2) if you screw up even a little, you die. And so does the guy in the back seat.
My civilian career was in sales. I was good at it, but again I didn't like it. I sold big-ticket software. The sales cycle was often in excess of six months. I only had a few active prospects at a time. Losing an account that you had put six months of your life into is a crushing blow. You need to be able to handle rejection and defeat not once or twice, but every day of your career, and yet come back and go after the next one with the same energy and passion (there's that word, but with a different meaning) that you had the day before.
The job demanded a lot of travel, which sounds glamourous but isn't. The inside of one hotel looks pretty much like the inside of any other. Same with the inside of an airplane, or the inside of a rental car. Rare was the occasion when you traveled to another city and actually had time to enjoy the sights. You were always either planning or executing, with no time in between for anything else.
It was a stressful job that you didn't leave at the office at the end of the day. You were juggling a number of balls and couldn't afford to let any of them drop. My livelihood, and my families' security, depended on it. It consumed nights and weekends, and even vacations weren't vacations because you needed to keep things rolling along.
Now, don't misunderstand me. I am NOT complaining. I chose both careers with my eyes open. I only have myself to blame for the decisions I made. But a lot of what Scott says really strikes home.
So what do I have passion for? The wine industry, writing and teaching. I'm looking for a third career, or multiple jobs (you know the difference) in one of these or in some combination of them. I have passion for all of these, but I also am old enough to be realistic and understand that all three are business decisions and need to be treated as such. I am not going to let my passion get in the way of my common sense or a realistic evaluation of my abilities.
It is true that there are more failures than successes. At the same time, perseverance pays, passion or no passion. I think the biggest danger the passionate face is that they don't know when to quit, but the biggest danger everyone else faces is that they quit too early. The blind chasing of a dream can mean that you can give up other opportunities that could give you a better life. That's why so many would-be actors are parking cars or waiting tables.
My advice is to chase your dream when it's feasible to do so. But don't let it consume your life unless you're willing to let your life be wasted if you don't achieve your goals. Be realistic; if you can't carry a tune, then no matter how much passion you have for becoming a professional singer, it's doubtful that you'll make it. Don't be bull-headed. Listen to criticism, and thank those who give it to you for caring enough to do so; don't get angry when you get it. Life is not just about what you want; it's also about what those who are ultimately going to support you want, too.
Enough Gramps Phantom advice for today. My question for Scott is the obvious one, but one Scott may purposely not have addressed. The question is, Scott: did you have a passion for cartooning?
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Feb 21, 2013
I agree wholeheartedly with pretty much all of your theories on this one, with one addition: that loaning money to a venture (for an interest payment) is different from owning it as a VC or entrepreneur - which also differs slightly from a career path. As AtlantaDude points out, the bank only cares about the odds of being repaid with interest; they won't gain excess profit by taking bigger risks like the VC or entrepreneur will.
For example, if someone loaned money to each of your "dozens" of ventures, most would have gone bust and the interest payments on the others wouldn't have justified those losses. But clearly you've done well, and owning a piece of your overall profits and losses would have paid off handsomely because of a few outstanding successes.
For career advice, I'd say following your passion - in a disciplined, strategic way - is good advice. If you love to cook, perhaps become a chef. That doesn't mean you won't work at a restaurant that fails (most do), but you'll likely bounce back and do well over time. But I won't loan money to that restaurant (for the same reason banks don't).
Oh, and make sure your passion is marketable. If you have a passion for gender studies, good luck!
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Will Von Wizzlepig
Feb 21, 2013
Learning about yourself by following your passion, finding out how to make yourself happy, and a great many other self-discovery behaviors are smart exercises for any person.
If we are to hold personal development to the same standards we hold for giving loan money out for new businesses, we are all screwed. Life and learning is a sloppy, wasteful process.
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Feb 21, 2013
Not every passion is marketable. Sports enthusiast loves watching sports, loves reading about it and analyzing it. Running a sports store doesn't need any of these. It needs passion for running a store, sporty things are all secondary traits.
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Mark Naught
Feb 21, 2013
So you're saying I should choose to work at something I'm not passionate about? I fail to see the wisdom...
I understand what you're saying, because if someone is passionate about building mousetraps and builds the best of all possible mousetraps, there is no reason to believe this person also knows how to mass-produce and market that mousetrap.
But if I were to invest in a new mousetrap venture, I'd still want someone who is passionate about mousetraps. I'd just also want to make sure I was comfortable with the business side of the business: finance, marketing, sales, manufacturing, etc.
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Feb 21, 2013
The banker is probably wise to avoid passion, because passion can cause people to overlook obstacles, and the banker is in the business of risk minimization. Conversely, venture capitalists typically look for entrepreneurs with passion, because the VCs know that unforeseen obstacles will arise, and a passionate entrepreneur is more likely to find a way past them.
Regarding the BS about attributing success to passion, I might suggest it is no more lame than attributing success to the power of positive thinking, which you, ahem, might know something about. Both attributions suffer from survival bias (i.e. only the successful write the books) and measurement error (it is hard to feel passionate or positive about a doubtful outcome).
[I appreciate your skepticism about positive thinking. But in my experience, positive thinking is more of a rational process, as in believing you have the skill and resources to execute a plan even if there are some unexpected hiccups along the way. Passion is more irrational. (And affirmations are a whole different deal, too much to discuss here, but certainly deserving of skepticism.) -- Scott
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Feb 21, 2013
Reminds me of the career aptitude tests we took in high school. You mentioned the aptitude portion of passion, but there's also an environmental portion. Say you happen to have a marvelous sense of humor and making people laugh is your passion. But are you the type that needs face-to-face interaction (a stand-up comic), or someone who doesn't mind working alone and under a deadline (cartoonist, author or screen-writer). You love plants - do you want to be outdoors (farmer, landscaper), or indoors (florist, garden shop owner). Figuring out what environment you thrive in is an important part of the equation.
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Feb 21, 2013
I think the key question is figuring out what someone is REALLY passionate about.
A gambling addict is surely not someone you loan money for setting up a casino.
Being passionate about sports is way too fuzzy as well. You can't derive from this that that guy would be passionate about selling sports equipment, designing commercials about his shop or forging a passionate sales team. Maybe all he is passionate about is watching soccer with a bag of chips and a bottle of beer.
So, what must one be passionate /about/ in order to succeed as an entrepeneur?
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Feb 21, 2013
"Follow your passion" works good as a basic rule of thumb, but as you point out it's one factor among many. However, it's still decent advice to give if need to be brief or are writing motivational posters. This blog post is basically what I have been teaching my son over the years. I'll have him read it when he gets home from school and use it as another way of ingraining these lessons. Thanks.
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Feb 21, 2013
There's also one more fallacy.
Buying a lottery ticket gives you a small percentage of becoming amazingly wealthy. Lottery winners will stick out and be able to trace their wealth to the lottery.
People who grind out a moderately successful career are largely invisible, and aren't asked to write books and give interviews about the keys to their success. Nor are people who make themselves poorer buying lottery tickets called to account for why they are poor.
I think "following your passion" is akin to buying a lottery ticket. Some will have talent and have a passion that is marketable, like Steve Jobs. Most won't. But the winners are the ones who write books.
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The United States Attorney's Office announced that during a federal court session in Helena, on November 15, 2011, before Senior U.S. District Judge Charles C. Lovell, GLENN STEVEN SCOTT, a 54-year-old resident of Boulder, appeared for sentencing. SCOTT was sentenced to a term of:
Prison: 135 months
Special Assessment: $200
Forfeiture: computer equipment
Supervised Release: 18 years
SCOTT was sentenced in connection with his guilty plea to possession of child pornography and Destruction or Removal of Property to Prevent Seizure.
The government stated it would have proved at trial the following:
On May 12, 2009, an individual identified here are "John Doe" reported to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office that his former employer, SCOTT, had child pornography on a computer at his residence in Boulder. "John Doe" reported that SCOTT, an engineer who regularly traveled out of the country on business, allowed "John Doe" to retrieve and set up a computer from a storage shed for "John Doe's" daughter to use while SCOTT was away on business. As "John Doe" did so, he observed child pornography images on the computer. After SCOTT came home, he and "John Doe" had a falling out about work and "John Doe" reported the incident.
John Doe" stated that the pictures on the computer were of young prepubescent females that were posing nude and wearing make-up and that the images were disturbing and offensive in nature to him and he deemed the images pornographic. The age range of the girls, according to "John Doe", was between the ages of 5 to 9-years-old. "John Doe" advised that when he viewed the images, the computer was located inside the travel trailer, however, "John Doe" stated that since SCOTT's return from China, he had probably moved the computer from the trailer to the partially built home that SCOTT was then constructing. "John Doe" advised law enforcement that SCOTT also had a laptop that SCOTT usually kept with him and that he usually traveled with it.
On May 21, 2009, numerous computers and computer related media were seized during a search of SCOTT's residence. When interviewed, SCOTT claimed there would be no child pornography found, and that "John Doe" was attempting to blackmail him given their employment difficulties.
A forensic examination of SCOTT's computer equipment revealed numerous child pornography images on SCOTT's laptop computer, a separate removable hard drive, 2 thumbdrives and numerous CDs and other media. The oldest date of copied images found on a CD was May 2003. The computer that "John Doe" originally reported contained child pornography was found, but the hard drive and CD drive appeared to be missing.
Later in June 2009, "John Smith", another of SCOTT's employees came in to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office to report that he had in his possession the smashed computer equipment removed from SCOTT's other computer. "John Smith" reported that SCOTT told him "John Doe" had turned him in for child pornography and prior to the search warrant being served, SCOTT took the hard drive from the computer and smashed it, then told "John Smith" to get rid of it. "John Smith" told SCOTT he would, but hid the smashed equipment and then turned it in to the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.
While awaiting trial, SCOTT was released with special conditions, which included electronic monitoring. On June 10, 2010, probation received an alert that SCOTT's electronic monitor appeared to have been removed. Attempts to locate him were made and finally an arrest warrant was issued.
On November 1, 2010, in Mississippi, SCOTT was arrested living in a campground under the stolen identity of "James McDonald."
Because there is no parole in the federal system, the "truth in sentencing" guidelines mandate that SCOTT will likely serve all of the time imposed by the court. In the federal system, SCOTT does have the opportunity to earn a sentence reduction for "good behavior." However, this reduction will not exceed 15% of the overall sentence.
The investigation was conducted by the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office.


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Delaware Republican Christine O'Donnell is planning to capitalize on the throngs expected at Glenn Beck's Washington rally Saturday by capturing footage for a television ad she hopes to launch against Rep. Mike Castle in their Senate primary.
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Moran also lamented the influence of establishment Republicans in backing Castle, including the endorsement from the National Republican Senate Committee (NRSC).
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In addition, the cumulative effects of additional transgenic protective traits on this weedy crop relative deserve further scrutiny, especially if the traits are linked and inherited as a unit. Protection from several common cucurbit viruses is expected to have a greater effect on weedy populations than resistance to only two or three.
In conclusion,
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A precedent was set with the deregulation of Freedom II, which had protective traits similar to those of a conventionally bred variety. On the basis of its approval of Asgrow's CZW-3 squash, USDA seems unconcerned about incremental increases in the number of viral-protection traits that will be transferred to weedy wild relatives of squash. In cases like this, the committee recommends that
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In cases when crucial scientific data are lacking about the potential impacts of gene flow on wild or weedy relatives, the committee recommends delaying approval of deregulation pending sufficient data (for example, surveys from several years over several regions), establishing a scientifically rigorous monitoring program in key areas to check for undesirable effects of resistance transgenes after the transgenic pest-protected plant is commercialized, or restricting the initial areas where the plants can be grown.
Restricting the areas where the squash can be initially grown would be preferable to unconditional deregulation, at least until more data are available.
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Returning home to a small town in Montana for her high school reunion, filmmaker Kimberly Reed hopes for reconciliation with her long-estranged adopted brother, Marc. But along the way she uncovers stunning revelations, including a blood relationship with Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth, intense sibling rivalries and unforeseeable twists of plot and gender that forces them to face challenges no one could imagine.
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Record-breaking traffic to Parade.com.
Parade magazine's Web site received the largest number of unique visitors in its history on December 27, the day of Benazir Bhutto's assassination, when it released its feature on Bhutto, scheduled to be the cover story for its January 6 print issue, more than a week early.
Approximately 81,000 users visited the site on the day the piece was posted, compared to Parade.com's daily average of 31,000, and the article received more than 100,000 page views. The writer of the article, Gail Sheehy, who is a contributing editor for Parade, has appeared on The O'Reilly Factor, Larry King Live, CNN's The Situation Room, the CBS Early Show, and ABC Radio, among other programs to discuss the interview.
The magazine felt the story's early release online was the "journalistically responsible thing to do," a spokesperson for Parade told FOLIO:. "We wanted people to see it to bring attention to a prescient story."
Sheehy's interview with Bhutto took place in late November. In the article, Bhutto tells Sheehy, "I am what the terrorists most fear." The article will appear, as scheduled, in Parade's January 6 issue, which had already gone to press by the day of Bhutto's assassination.
A profile on Benazir Bhutto also appears in More magazine's December/January issue and on More.com, based on an October interview with Bhutto by writer and Bhutto's former Harvard classmate Amy Wilentz.
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EAU CLAIRE — In celebration of Hispanic/Latino month, the Office of Multicultural Affairs at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire will hold a "Dialogue on Diversity" at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20, in the Alumni Room of Davies Center.
"Hispanic Women on Campus: Living and Learning Diversity" will include a video presentation and panel discussion and offer the opportunity to participate in a lively discussion on the status of Hispanic women in the United States, the Chippewa Valley and on the UW-Eau Claire campus.
The video, "The Status of Latina Women," looks at the differences between the U.S. Latina and her Latin American counterparts. It examines how Latino men regard successful Latina women and the myths and mystique of machismo.
Stephanie Zighelboim, student services coordinator for the Office of Multicultural Affairs, will be the moderator for the discussion. Panelists will include Lina Castellanos, Luz Bibiana Fuentes, and Dr. Eva Santos-Phillips, all of whom teach in UW-Eau Claire's department of foreign languages and the Latin American Studies Program.
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info (information) is the GNU project's hypertext system filling the gap between the man pages and printed reference books. info is a viewer for info files. Without going into excruciating detail, info files are rigidly formatted text files that are processed with the texinfo program, and then compiled by makeinfo. They end up in gzip format and usually live in /usr/info/ (at least on Slackware 96). The info program's job is to uncompress them and present them to the reader. Info files can also be viewed with Emacs, but this article will focus only on the stand-alone info program.
The info files make up a cross-referenced, virtual hierarchy of documentation. At the top of this hierarchy is the directory node. If you run info without arguments at your command prompt, the directory node opens on your console. The directory node serves as the master index for all info documentation on your computer and provides a point of entry into all these other files. The files can also be accessed directly, without going to the directory node first. For example, I can type info make at my prompt and go directly to the documentation for make.
info's documentation is divided into nodes—structures that are basically analogous to paragraphs. A node can be one short sentence or several screens. Nodes are physically stored in files. The info program allows both cross and vertical links between nodes. Once inside info, you can move from node to node in a random search for data, or you can quickly find and go to specific information. The documentation's level of detail increases as you move down the hierarchy tree. At any given level of detail, you can follow cross references to related topics at approximately the same level of detail.
Of course, someone has to write the documentation for it to be available, and not all Linux software has data available for info. Most info data deals with gcc, g++, gdb, make and other topics related to programming and systems administration. In other words, lots of info documentation exists for older software; this makes sense as info has been around for a while. Users researching these areas are fortunate in that they will find a gold mine of information that's as easy to read as a man page.
Essential GNU Info Reference Card
At this point, you may wish to look at the Reference Card and, with these essential commands in mind, try navigating info on your Linux system. Just enter info at the prompt and start reading. I recommend entering h at the directory node and working through the on-line tutorial first thing. The whole course only takes about half an hour. The only confusing point I found was that info files can only be printed from within Emacs (the M-x print-node option). Neither the tutorial nor the info man page makes this clear, but I found it to be true.
What happens when you get a new software package, mgetty for instance, that includes several info files as part of its native documentation? You could just leave those files where they are and accept the fact that you would have to run info mgetty to view them. Or you could install the new files into the existing hierarchy. You don't even have to move them to the default info directory.
First, note the location of the new info files. I'll stick with mgetty as an example. These files were installed in /usr/local/info/. In this case, the master info file is named /usr/local/info/mgetty.info. Master info files always end with the .info suffix.
Next, add mgetty's entry to info's directory file. To do this, edit the file /usr/info/dir as root. Move down to an appropriate location for the new entry. I chose "Miscellaneous commands and documents", the next to last section. Menu entries in the dir file consist of three sections. The first is the menu entry name, starting with an asterisk and followed by a colon. The second is the menu file name in parentheses, followed by a period. (The .info suffix isn't needed here, even though it's part of the actual file name.) The third section is the package description, which contains the following entry for mgetty:
*mgetty: (mgetty). mgetty documentation.
Add this line to the /usr/info/dir file and exit saving the file. Finally, info has to be able to find mgetty's info files, since they're not in the default directory, /usr/info/. Although we could specify (/usr/local/info/mgetty) in our entry's second part, that would really make the dir file ugly. The most aesthetically pleasing solution is to set the INFOPATH variable. The directories in INFOPATH are searched by the info program for data files. So, add the line:
export INFOPATH=/usr/info:/usr/local/infoto /etc/profile, and on the next login, all users will be able to access mgetty's info documentation just as if it had always been part of the hierarchy. If mgetty is ever upgraded—no problem—info finds the new documentation with no further adjustments.
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