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Document Type Doctoral Thesis Author Mohali Castillo, Sari Ramon URN etd-08192008-093304 Document Title Taxonomy and ecology of Botryosphaeria species and their anamorphs from Venezuela Degree PhD Department Microbiology and Plant Pathology Supervisor
Advisor Name Title Dr B Slippers Co-Supervisor Dr T Burgess Co-Supervisor Prof M J Wingfield Supervisor Keywords
- Botryosphaeria
- Eucalyptus diseases and pests Venezuela
Date 2006-04-20 Availability unrestricted Abstract The fungal genus Botryosphaeria including its anamorphs has a cosmopolitan distribution and occurs on a wide range of monocotyledonous, dicotyledonous and gymnospermous hosts, including woody twigs and branches, herbaceous leaves, stems of grasses, and even lichen thalli. These fungi give rise to a wide variety of symptoms such as shoot blights, stem cankers, fruit rots, die-back and gummosis. They are also known as saprophytes on dead or dying stems, branches or leaves of plants. In Venezuela, the following species have been reported: Lasiodiplodia theobromae (the anamorph of Botryosphaeria rhodina), Diplodia pinea. D. mutila and Dothiorella spp. However, their characterization has been based only on morphological descriptions. The most common and well characterized species. L. theobromae, is associated with pines and other hosts.The focus of the studies presented in this thesis as to survey Eucalyptus and Acacia plantations in Venezuela for the presence and influence of Botryosphaeria spp., and to characterize these fungi using morphological characteristics and DNA sequence data. I also evaluated the pathogenicity and population biology of Botryosphaeria species present in the plantations. It was anticipated that the various studies would characterize a relatively large number of Botryosphaeria species, potentially recognize new species and provide some perspective of their relative importance to the Eucalyptus growing industry.
The thesis has been divided into chapters that reflect discrete units prepared for future publication. The first chapter presents a review of the relevant literature. Two chapters treat the taxonomy of the Botryosphaeria spp. collected in this study. An additional two chapters consider the population biology of the most commonly encountered species and the remaining chapter deals with the pathogenicity of these fungi to Eucalyptus.
In the literature review I treat the taxonomy of Botyosphaeria, which has been the subject of much uncertainty for many years. I also briefly review recent findings related to their molecular characterization. A focus is also placed on the pathogenicity of Botyosphaeria species on various host plants and their known importance in Venezuela. The focus concerns mainly Eucalyptus spp.
Surveys that formed part of this study logically gave rise to a large collection of Botryosphaeria isolates. An important component of this thesis was to characterize these fungi. This was done based on morphological characteristics and also comparisons or DNA sequence data for various gene regions known to be informative for these fungi.
Lasiodiplodia theobromae (anamorph of B.rhodina), B. ribis and B. parva were studied from a population biology perspective. These fungi were chosen for study because they were the most common species encountered on Eucalyptus in Venezuela. To study populations, I made use of simple sequence repeat markers (SS R). Three populations of each of L. theobromae (Venezuela, Mexico and South Africa) and B.ribis-B. parva complex (Venezuela, Colombia and Hawaii) were analysed and the data considered in terms of population differentiation, gene now, mode of reproduction, gene and genotype diversity.
In the final chapter of this thesis, I evaluated the pathogenicity or the seven Botryosphaeria species identified from Venezuela. These seven species were thus inoculated on Eucalyptus urophylla x E. grandis hybrid clones. A second series of inoculations was then carried out with the two most pathogenic fungi to determine the relative tolerance or the most important clones to infection.
This thesis was conducted over a period of four years. Work was undertaken both in Venezuela and South Africa and this necessitated long periods of time away from my home University and family. Surveys were conducted in many parts of Venezuela to collect the Botryospaeria spp. of interest for latter study in South Africa. The research chapters have been completed systematically and they evolved over time. Each represents a discrete unit implying that there is some overlap, at least in the references, between them. I would like to believe that the thesis will provide a firm foundation for further studies of Botryospaeria spp. and prove valuable to the small but important Eucalyptus growing industry in Venezuela.
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Old Town, Historic Center, Altstadt, Vanhakaupunki, Gammelstaden, Citta Vecchia, Centro Storico, Casco Antiguo or whatever you may call it, is the area of a city where its history, its values and its identity are kept alive, and where are usually located the medieval remains of that city and some of the main tourist attractions.
Imagine Prague without the Old Town Square or Florence deprived of its historic center and you'll almost run out of reasons to visit these beautiful cities.
It comes somehow natural for Europe – the old continent, to host most of those privileged cities but there are also some others around the world that proudly worth to be mentioned.
When I am visiting a city, I usually start with its oldest part, that way I manage to capture the essence from the very beginning in order to let it enfold me and to accompany me along the entire journey.
When I feel like traveling in time, the following old centers are my favorite doorways:
Marbella Old Town
White houses with flowers on balconies, narrow streets adorned with stylish boutiques, tiny churches, beautiful fountains, ladies wearing flamenco dresses and the rustic Plaza de Naranjas (Orange Square) with its lovely traditional restaurants where you can taste the best of Andalusian cuisine, are all part of Marbella Old Town, one of the most colorful and full of life old centers I've ever seen.
The main attractions of Marbella Casco Antiguo are the Moorish Walls, the Church of Saint Mary, the Chapel of Saint John and of course, the beautiful craft shops.
Prague Old Town
The Old Town of Prague filled with legends and a tumultuous history is the most imposing and valuable side of the city. With the famous Old Town Square located in the middle, and several museums and churches connected by old-fashioned cobblestone streets, this old town dominated by the Gothic Church of Our Lady of Tyn and the Town Hall is an authentic demonstration of history and one of the best preserved old centers of Europe.
Sibiu Old Town
The Old Town of Sibiu surrounded by citadel's walls is one of the most important touristic and cultural attractions of Romania. Consisting of three lovely medieval squares – the Big Square, the Little Square and the Huet Square, the old center of the city hosts many iconic monuments (seven towers – one for each traditional profession), a great range of cozy cafés, terraces and restaurants and one of its ten museums – the Brukental Museum. Many festivals and events are taking place every year on this medieval display with German flavor.
The Historic Center of Rome
With outstanding roman ruins, remarkable basilicas and palaces, fountains for wishes, sumptuous testimonials of one of the greatest civilizations in the world, the Historic Center of Rome is undoubtedly the definition of what an "Old Center" means. The vibrant life, the cosmopolitan appearance, the extravagance, the remains of an astonishing past – are all gorgeously mixed in order to create one of the most visited, romantic, famous and beautiful places on Earth.
Vienna Old Town
The Innere Stadt is the soul of the city and the perfect picture of the Viennese sophistication. The State Opera House, St. Stephens Cathedral, the Albertina Museum, the Hofburg Palace and the Austrian National Library are the supporting pillars of this ocean of culture situated in Vienna's Old Town. A slow walk on Karntnerstrasse –Vienna's main shopping street – will introduce you in a genuine atmosphere where you can linger over a torte and a cup of coffee for hours, feeling the lovely fragrance of fresh baked pastry and living as if you were part of the society that they invented.
The Old Town of Amsterdam
Whether you're in search of culture, history, architecture, shopping, coffee shops, bars, restaurants, or maybe you fancy a quiet stroll or a fun ride, the Old Town of Amsterdam will put all these on your tray, inviting you in a cosmopolitan and unconventional jaunt between canals, curled bridges, narrow gobbled houses, bicycles, tulips and De Wallen (Red Light District). The historical center of Amsterdam is a charming medieval area boasting 4 neighborhoods – De Wallen, Dam, Spui and Nieuwmarket. The main attractions of Amsterdam Old Centre are: Oude Kerk – the oldest building in the city, dating back in 1300, a beautiful church and an authentic monument filled with a rich history; the marvelous Royal Palace, the Amsterdam Historical Museum and the famous Madame Tussauds's.
Warsaw Old Town
You will be surprised by the beauty and the individuality of Warsaw Old Town. A place where sadness meets fairy-tale, the Historical Center of Warsaw, also called Stare Miastro, was largely destroyed during the Second World War, when more than a half of the city's population was killed. The buildings were perfectly reconstructed at the end of the war, but there is a shade of sorrow still floating over the beautiful Polish city. Some of the things you should not miss when you're here are: The Old Town Market Square - a charming space filled with cafes, bars, shops and restaurants located right in the middle; the churches - St John's Cathedral, the Jesus Church, and St Martin's Church; The Barbican - a remain of the fortification that once surrounded Warsaw and practically, the gate between The Old Town and The New Town.
Historic Centre of Bruges
A medieval urban landscape with beautiful Gothic architecture, history, channels, lovely atmosphere and chocolate. The Historic Centre of Bruges looks so beautiful than it's actually hard to believe that there are people living in a place like that. There are plenty of things to do in this romantic area: you can pop up into one of the lovely restaurants and try the delicious local cuisine or the great range of beers, you can enjoy a carriage ride or you can just travel back in time to the city's glorious past. If you want to see the Historic Center of Bruges at its best, you should definitely visit it during the Christmas period when the city hosts one of the most beautiful and idyllic Christmas Markets.
Ibiza Old Town
Called Dalt Vila (Upper Town), the medieval old town of Ibiza is located on a little mountain overlooking the beautiful Mediterranean Sea. Probably the most fascinating part of the island, Ibiza Old Town consists of three focal areas: Dalt Vila itself, Sa Penya and La Marina.
Dalt Vila is the center of Ibizian experience, so different from the rest of the island, so magical and full of history. The Roman ruins, Ibiza Castle and the famous city walls are, beyond doubt, the main attractions of Dalt Vila.
La Marina is an extension of the historic center and the district where are located some of the best restaurants, bars and shops on the island. La Marina is also the place where ships from all over the world are tied up, and where Eivissa traditions are beautifully assorted with a cosmopolitan vibe.
Sa Penya or "the gay town" of Ibiza is one of the most popular areas to enjoy the amazing nightlife during your trip to "the island that never sleeps".
Tallinn Old Town
Tallinn Old Town is a compact medieval city center sprinkled with winding cobblestone alleys, guard towers, Gothic spires, beautiful shops and markets, colored houses, churches, museums, cozy cafes and restaurants, the charming King's Garden - all enclosed within walls and olden times.
Tallinn Old Town looks great in any time of the year, but if you're looking for something special or if you really want to experience the authentic Estonian feeling, organize your trip in order to be there for Christmas! There is so much to see and do…you will be spoiled with an unforgettable display, a very friendly atmosphere, impressive snow, great food and good prices.


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I've got a 24-inch wide clump of Shasta Daisies where the center is no longer growing well. I've read up on dividing them and it seems there is much disagreement on when to do this - fall or spring.
I'd like to hear some firsthand stories on success of dividing them and when. I can wait until spring. I assume I leave the foliage up until then. Thanks, Charles |
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I have divided them in May, July and Sept, as long as you give them plenty of water right after you move them I don't think you can kill them. Good luck. |
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"The bible" (Well-Tended Perennial Garden) says not to plant them in the fall, so I would extrapolate that to include dividing. I've only moved them in spring (with good results.) |
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I've divided them in both September and in early May. They've lived in both cases, but I've liked the results better if I do it in the fall... they have longer to settle in before bloom season (which for me is early July). Beth |
If it's a tough and vigorous variety, you can probably do whatever you want. Sometimes recommendations of the "best" times to divide/transplant are just that - the best times - while other times still work and you can get it out of the way to free up your spring calendar for other work in the garden. In any case, fall is a good time to move most perennials, and I think you're still in the window of ideal time to do it. Frost may be coming soon but we're still a ways away from frozen soil, and most of the work that the plants need to do before winter involves rooting which they can do after frost. You can dig up and divide most of it, and as an insurance policy leave the remaining portion in place where it is already firmly rooted. The half you left in place will still have the breathing room it needs to spread again so either way you solve the problem of overcrowding. |
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pizzuti, that's an excellent point and plan. |
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Mumbai and Goa, two of the most attractive cities in the whole of India. The former attracts people because of its widespread opportunities in all fields of work like the film industry or the software industry and the latter attracts people with its beautiful and snow white colored sand beaches. The former is one of the most populous cities in India and the latter is a small beauty paradise. Both being situated on the coasts, thus enable Cruise and ship travels between them. The Mumbai - Goa sea route opened many options for travelers to travel through the sea by a boat or a private Catamaran or using a ferry service or by a luxury ship or cruise.
There have been entries and exits of many big foreign companies and investors in this cruise business from Mumbai to Goa by ship. Star Luxury Cruise Ship and the famous European cruise ship company 'Blue Ocean Luxury' have been ones that set up excellent cruise services for this route but due to their internal affairs had to wind up mid way. The Mumbai to Goa by ship travel was first noted in the period of 1960's to 1970's when some streamers carried passengers along the Konkan coastline from Panajii to Mumbai. In 1994 a Mumbai to Goa by ship booking Catamaran service was started that travelled a distance of 40 km on the offshore lines so that the passengers could enjoy the Konkan coast palms and in the process it would take around 7 hours to reach the coast of Mumbai from Goa or vice versa. This could have formed an excellent option as far as the Mumbai to Goa by ship 2012 is concerned.
The Mumbai to Goa travel by ship price or cruise is currently not available because the safety of the passengers comes first. And previously having experienced a little risk in the travel path, the Government decided to close the sea travel option for the passengers. However, when the Sea travel was open and a special attraction for the passengers, there were ships that travelled twice a week from one coast to another and there was a scope for every class of person to be able to travel:
In the Mumbai to Goa by ship 2012 scenario, the government of Goa has stopped the sea travel and thus we all will have to be hopeful that the beautiful sea route is opened again in the future for everyone to enjoy.


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RALEIGH Finally, with less than a minute to spare before what would have been the Carolina Hurricanes sixth straight loss, one of their big guns scored a big goal. Jordan Staals extra-attacker goal was the Hurricanes first even-strength goal, technically, in more than 256 minutes of action and only his second of the season. It was enough to force overtime, where Manny Malhotra finished a breakaway he started for a 2-1 win over the Philadelphia Flyers, forcing the puck loose with a center-ice hit.
It was nice, no question, Staal said. Our team scoring obviously hasnt been up there, including me, so it was nice to get a big goal to help win the game.
The losing streak is over, but the Hurricanes need this to be the start of something. Not only for Jordan Staal but Eric Staal and Alexander Semin and Jiri Tlusty and Tuomo Ruutu, who have scored a total of 10 goals this season one during the five-game skid while taking up a combined $27.6million of a $65.9million payroll.
Eric Staal has three goals. Semin has three. Tlusty has two. Ruutu has none. Theyre being paid to deliver far more theyre being paid to finish and the Hurricanes cant be successful without them, especially with Jeff Skinner out injured.
The injuries to goaltenders Anton Khudobin and Cam Ward were killers, but it doesnt matter whos in net if no one is scoring. Tuesday, there was no pointing the finger at Justin Peters, who stopped the first 28 shots he faced, and the Hurricanes delivered the energy coach Kirk Muller wanted, but it didnt have to come down to the last minute.
Semin had a wide-open chance in the slot on the power play in the first. He shot wide. Nate Gerbe set up Jordan Staal on the doorstep on a short-handed two-on-one, but Steve Mason got across to make the save. And the Hurricanes had 62 seconds of two-man advantage on either side of the second intermission and couldnt score.
Mason played quite well, but the Hurricanes need Semin and Jordan Staal to finish those chances. At least those two had some Eric Staal, Tlusty and Ruutu didnt have any of note, although Ruutus first period might have been his best 20 minutes in two seasons, clearing a low bar.
The Staal brothers have to be the Canes hardest-working players, driving the team forward whether they score or not, but theyre too often indistinguishable from their teammates. Semin cant do his own thing, going one-on-one and turning the puck over, when the puck isnt going in for him.
But the Canes came away with two points, even if they left it to the very end, and the fact that Jordan Staal was the one who saved the day might have been as positive a development as the win itself.
Jordan with the big goal, that gets the monkey off his back, Muller said. Maybe now hell go on a roll. Sometimes thats how it works.
Tuesday was a step in the right direction for a team that was headed the wrong way, but theres still a long way to go. Peters performance will build the teams confidence in him as well as his own, but it doesnt matter how many goals he gives up if the Hurricanes highly paid stars continue to have this much trouble scoring some of their own.
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I received the award, 'Best In Acrylics' in Warrenton, Georgia competing with other fine artists.
I presently live in Martinez, Georgia. Martinez is unincorporated and most people know us by Augusta, Georgia the home of the famous golf tournament held every April. Many celebrities flock to our town with news media for coverage of that famous tournament.
I am blessed to live here with incredible beauty in the form of Clark's Hill Lake and Augusta is known as the Garden City. So I have an abundance of inspiration by way of flowers and nature which I translate onto my canvas!
A portrait I did of a cherished woman in a close knit Italian family hangs on a wall in Italy! My Landscape paintings, portraits of children, adults and pets hang on the walls of homes across the United States as well. A painting of a majestic lion in all his glory and strength graces the wall of a law office in Georgia. So don't be surprised if someday you see one of my paintings proudly displayed in someone's home or office!'
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Some CVLab memebrs and I went to PRMU 2012 in Sendai to present the New Tsukuba Stereo Dataset among other researches. We participated with our Dataset in the Poster category.
Here you can see the poster of our Dataset I designed, explaining the advantages and features of our project. For the design I used the logo I made for the CVLab, and the corporate type and colors.
Before the poster session, we had to make a one-minute presentation. In this video you can see our presentation, in which we played the Promotional Video I showed you in the previous post:
The workshop was so much fun!
We had a wonderfull time in Sendai, the city was beautifull and it snowed. We were also able to taste Sendai's food specialty: Gyūtan (牛タン) that is mainly cow tongue!
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I bought this rose and it was labled Double delight. I have two other double delights and they don"t look anything like this one. It looks more like cherry jubilee to me. What do you think? |
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You should be able to tell by the scent. If its strong and clove-like, then it's double delight. If absolutely no scent whatsoever, then, probably Cherry Parfait. If some, but not much scent, then check out Mon Cheri. Kathy |
Looks kinda like DONNA DARLIN' to me. |
- Posted by pelicanhead 10 southern Ca (My Page) on Sun, Dec 7, 08 at 15:00
Thanks so much. I went out and smelled both flowers. It's definitely NOT double delight. There is hardly any scent. |
I think its cherry parfait I have donna darlin' but I don't believe that is your rose. SuzyQ |
- Posted by kathy9norcal CA 9 (My Page) on Wed, Feb 25, 09 at 11:41
I am betting on Cherry Parfait, a wonderful rose for me. Kathy |
- Posted by pelicanhead 10 southern Ca (My Page) on Thu, Mar 19, 09 at 14:22
I'm pretty sure it's cherry parfait. I love it. Since I already have 2 double delights, it's Okay for me that it was mislabled. |
- Posted by mistergreenjeans (My Page) on Fri, Apr 10, 09 at 11:57
If it has no fragrance, then it is Cherry Parfait. |
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White Bean and Kale Minestrone
Adapted from Soup Makes the Meal by Ken Haedrich (Harvard Common Press, 2001).
Hurray for kale, so rich in minerals and such a toothy green! It adds hefty nourishment to this winter variation of classic Italian minestrone. This is a very colorful, convivial soup, nearly substantial enough to be considered a stew. Served with salad and a loaf of crusty bread, it's a meal in itself.
3/4 cup dried small white beans, picked over and rinsed
1 large onion, coarsely chopped
1 small green bell pepper, seeded and coarsely chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
3 quarts water
1 large all-purpose potato, peeled and finely diced
1 cup seeded and finely diced winter squash
2 ribs celery, chopped
1 bay leaf
1/2 pound kale
1 cup coarsely chopped canned tomatoes, with their juices
2 tablespoons tomato paste
1 teaspoon dried basil
1/2 teaspoon dried rosemary
1 1/2 teaspoons salt
1 1/2 teaspoons freshly ground black pepper, or to taste
1/2 cup packed fresh parsley leaves, chopped1. Put the beans in a large saucepan and cover with plenty of water. Bring to a boil, continue boiling for 2 minutes, then remove from the heat. Cover and set aside to soak for 1 hour.
2. Heat a non-stick skillet over moderate heat. Add the onion and bell pepper and cook, stirring, until the onion is translucent, about 8 minutes. Stir in the garlic, cook 1 minute, then add the water, potato, squash, celery, and bay leaf. Drain the beans and then add them. Bring soup to a boil, then reduce heat to moderately low and cook at a very gentle boil until the beans are tender, about 1 hour.
3. Strip the kale leaves from their stems, ripping the leaves into bite-size pieces; discard the stems. Rinse the leaves by dunking them in a bowl of cool water. Add kale, tomatoes, tomato paste and herbs to the soup. Add salt and pepper. Simmer for 15 minutes, then correct the seasonings. Stir in the parsley just before serving.
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Hey there I have had the game for a while but a bit short on time to learn the rules and play. I have finally got some time and was just wondering which scenario would best to do a solo run through to learn the rules, then once I have picked it up i can get others to play.
Finally a chance to play
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Posted 25 March 2011 - 12:54 PM
I've been using the Madia scenario for introductory play ... the French play is simplified because of the formation restrictions,there are some interesting challenges to work out. The recommended start scenario (#4) is OK, but with the entire left flank in squareno cavalry to defend with, the French are kind of sitting ducks.
Posted 11 April 2011 - 05:42 AM
Hi !
The first time I played, it was with the scenario #4.
You have less units to command (and to paint if you're like me a fan of figures painting).
I did it twice, in solo mode. Between the two games, I studied the rules again. Very fruitfull ...
Enjoy your games !!


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The Coast Guard told media this morning that BP's diamond-edged saw has become stuck trying to cut through the riser pipe at the top of the blowout protector (BOP). That means the effort to "cut, cap and capture," the oil gushing out the top is stalled until they solve that problem. [Update: early afternoon videofeed appears to show a giant saw being moved apart from the BOP -- a replacement saw, or (per CNN) the original being sent up for repairs?]
Update II, 4:00 p.m. Eastern: Folks at The Oil Drum are now claiming the Coast Guard and BP report the blade has been freed up. CNN agrees, says saw was sent up for repairs.
5:30 p.m. NYT says BP now thinks the retrieved saw has become "ineffective." They're searching for alternatives.]
Update III, 10:00 p.m.: Per CNN and Oil Drum, Adm. Allen reports they're going to try the same saw shear they used on the lower riser cut; the diamond wire cutter is out.
From the Washington Post:
The latest attempt at containing oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico — a plan to saw off a leaking pipe and slide a cap over it — has been stopped because the saw is stuck, a Coast Guard official said Wednesday morning.
Adm. Thad W. Allen, who is in charge of the response to the massive deep-sea spill, said a "diamond-wire" saw had become hung up on the pipe it was supposed to cut. He said that crews using remotely driven submarines were trying to get it loose but that the solution might be to bring in another saw.
Allen said he would know more Wednesday afternoon.
"Anyone who's ever used a saw knows it can bind up," Allen told a news conference.
Uh, yeah, lots of people understand this problem. Loggers and craftsmen who have to cut very big or hard stuff deal with it everyday. And anyone who's ever cut a heavy board quickly learns you have to position the board on the supports so that as the cut progresses, the forces (e.g., gravity) affecting each side of the cut don't push the sides together and trap the saw. If the thing you're cutting can't be moved, you position the saw blade to solve the same problem. And it you can't position the board or saw for that, you have to keep widening the cut as you go, to keep the saw from binding.
There's probably a reason they chose to cut from the direction they're using, but I haven't seen an explanation. I've been wondering why they started cutting from what appears to be a side of the riser/BOP close to the bent-over portion of the riser instead of the side opposite the riser bend, so gravity working on the riser bending it down slightly might eventually work to widen the cut gap as they got closer to the end.
Perhaps that was the eventual plan as they progressed, or maybe this doesn't matter here; there are other factors at work. But they apparently didn't anticipate whatever forces are working to grab the saw blades as they got deeper in the cut, and we probably won't know what happened unless/until this effort fails.
As noted in the comments, a more difficult problem is the drill pipe inside the riser; if that pipe can move around inside the riser, rather than hold steady, then the saw blade would have a tough time cutting it without jamming.
In the meantime, the worsening fate of the Gulf depends on a saw blade stuck in a large bent pipe, 5000 feet deep in the ocean.


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Now, I am not an art critic, but one of the fun thing about these wines are the labels. I really can't go into all the labels on a portfolio length review, but I can say that when you look at each wine individually, the art work is quite fascinating. And it's such an important part of BOE, it would seem insane to review the wine without mention of the labels. These are accomplished artists with rich, wonderful resumes. It's impressive.
Alie told Scoutmob.com "There were no tasting rooms, no wineries established here at the time, and so my inspiration was kind of Brooklyn Brewery. Brooklyn used to be a hub for breweries, we used to have 48 different ones, and they all disappeared and died away until Brooklyn Brewery came along. The concept of making alcoholic beverages in Brooklyn is not a new thing, it just had died away. And since those guys showed up, quite a few other craft brews have come up in the city, and it just made sense to me: if beer can do it, why not wine? I mean, duh! [Laughs]. But the overarching concept of the whole thing was not only to make wine, but to make wine that's a part of the Brooklyn fabric. That day I was taking a walk, I was looking at these warehouses and thinking about the history of Brooklyn as hub of heavy industry; there have always been things being created or made here. But that "heavy industry" moved out ... and in its place there are now all of these new creative endeavors. It's artisanal industry."
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I am getting ready for a kitchen remodel and it will include replacing all the appliances. My electric kitchen range has a 3 prong outlet on a 50 amp breaker. I am going to want the
electrician to replace the outlet with a 4 prong outlet. In order to do that properly I am assuming he will also have to replace the wire back to the circuit breaker. Is that correct? I would just like to have an understanding what is required for this part of the job before the work is done. Thanks! Abbey |
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- Posted by ronnatalie (My Page) on Sun, Jul 1, 12 at 20:11
Yes, if he puts a four wire receptacle in, there must be four wires back to the panel. You can probably legally retrain the three wire circuit for the range, but if you're doing substantial work (including pulling additional other circuits, you might as well do it right. |
Thank you! Yes,I am doing additional work (additional circuits and moving outlets) so I will just add this to the list. Abbey |
- Posted by weedmeister (My Page) on Tue, Jul 3, 12 at 14:03
any particular reason you are changing it? Your new range might work just fine with it. |
Hi weedmeister, Well the reason I am changing it is because I am paranoid about electricity due to a house fire as a kid. Seeing your house go up in flames can have a long term effect on a kid! So in the interests of improving range safety (at least in my own mind lol) I am going with the 4 wire outlet which will be properly grounded (as opposed to the 3 wire, which means it is grounded to the stove chassis I believe?). It probably won't make the range any safer, but it will make me feel better so I am going to have it done. Abbey |
Three is no real safety difference between a 3-wire and 4-wire range or dryer circuit from a fire standpoint. The advantage is the redundant safety ground. The minor voltage rise on the chassis from 120 V loads on the circuit and the voltage drop on the shared ground-neutral is not a fire issue. Under very specific (and uncommon) circumstances it could be a hazard to people. Some newer stoves have enough electronics they can benefit form having a separate grounding conductor to reduce electrical noise. |
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can anyone tell me how to get the squirrels to leave my tomatoes alone? they are picking my tomatoes before they've had time to ripen, and well its driving me crazy! i am looking for a non-lethal solution to the problem. i am not an animal activist or anything but i like the squirrels they provide me with lots of morning entertainment. please any suggestions would really help. |
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The only solution I've found is to grow mostly cherry tomato varieties. This way, despite the squirrels swiping as many tomatoes as they like, I still get a sizeable harvest. I realize this may not be useful to you this year - though, if you plant Sun Gold or Sweet 100, my guess is that they'll give you a harvest this year. Probably won't magically save your current tomatoes, however. In years past, the local squirrels would pick my full sized tomatoes when green, carry them to the base of a tree, try to climb up the tree, realize the tomato was too heavy for their neck, try to climb up the tree BACKWARD, then ultimately give up, leaving the tomato at the base of the tree, as they scampered back to swipe ANOTHER TOMATO and repeat, resulting in small piles of green tomatoes at the base of their favorite trees. Lisa |
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*snicker* Forgive me, but both stories gave me a giggle. :P I hope the mischievious squirrels leave you some tomatoes to enjoy. :) |
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Bugzilla – Bug 5590
gridftp2 server can send truncated control channel messages
Last modified: 2008-01-17 00:24:48
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Hello, I'm the maintainer of the VDT and one of our customers (LCG) recently let us know about a problem that they consider to be critical. The problem began with a user reporting the following GridFTP error for a failed transfer: Reason: Transfer failed. ERROR globus_l_ftp_control_read_cb: Error while searching for end of reply You can see details of the debugging process they went through here: https://gus.fzk.de/pages/ticket_details.php?ticket=26868 Not everything appears to be available there. They sent me a bug report today that suggests that a particular line of code is incorrect. This line of code exists in Globus 4.0.5. I'll let them describe the problem in their own words. > Hello, > > We recently had a problem reported by a site using a 64bit, SL4 > release of DPM (and hence the gridftp2 server) that was traced to an > internal globus/gridftp2 lib issue: > > from VDT RPM vdt_globus_data_server-VDT1.6.0x86_64_rhas_4-3 in > library(s) libglobus_gridftp_server_control_* > > function globus_l_xio_gssapi_ftp_write(), from source file: > globus_xio_gssapi_ftp.c at line aprox 2590: > > res = globus_xio_driver_pass_write( > op, > &handle->auth_write_iov, > 1, > length, > cb, > handle); > > here the argument 'length' refers to the length of the unwrapped > (unencrpyted) and binary (not base64) version of the message (whereas > handle->auth_write_iov.iov_len has the actual length); and thus > 'length' is about 75% of the actual length of the message that the > function wants to send. The forth argument to > globus_xio_driver_pass_write() is the 'wait_for' parameter and sets > the minimum amount of data to have sent to the kernel before the > callback is called. Thus if the kernel accepts more than about 75% of > the length of the message, but less than all of it, the message is > trunctaed. > > Browsing the globus CVS I noticed that recent versions/branches of > globus_xio_gssapi_ftp.c have been reworked and probably do not suffer > from this problem - although I don't know if exactly this problem was > ever recognised explictly. I don't know if there are any > globus/gridftp2 releases based on the new code, but it is likely we > will find problems again from this bug so it is very desirable to have > this fixed - either as a fix to the older version or by moving to the > newer code. > > Thank you, > David I don't yet know a lot of details about their problem. I don't know how frequently it occurs, for example. However, they have labeled it as critical. I think it's disrupting work being done by CMS (based at CERN). Can you look at this bug and see if the diagnosis (the bad parameter) is in fact correct? Upgrading to a version of Globus in the trunk (Globus 4.1?) is not an option at this point: we'll need a patch for Globus 4.0.5. Thanks, -alain
For reference, the VDT bug ticket for this problem is: http://vdt.cs.wisc.edu/rt/index.html?user=guest&pass=guest&q=2989
Any thoughts on this? We do consider this to be a serious problem. Here is some additional information from David Smith: 1) They tried a fix as a binary fix, not a source code fix, and it worked. They replaced length with handle->auth_write_iov.iov_len. We would like your confirmation that this is an appropriate fix. 2) On the original symptoms: > It was a failure in FTS transfers from one site to another - it > showed up a problem just in transfers between those two particular > sites, the exact conditions required appearing to be complex; it > appears to depends on the size of range markers (and thus the size of > messages the server was writing on the control channel) and so the > transfer rate number of streams, tcp buffer sizes as well as the > configuration of the system where the globus gridtp2 is running. The > symptom was the error: > > debug: error reading response from gsiftp://node26.datagrid.cea.fr/ > node26.datagrid.cea.fr:/pool_node26/dteam/2007-09-25/david102d. > 2397.0: globus_l_ftp_control_read_cb: Error while searching for end > of reply > debug: fault on connection to gsiftp://node26.datagrid.cea.fr/ > node26.datagrid.cea.fr:/pool_node26/dteam/2007-09-25/david102d. > 2397.0: globus_l_ftp_control_read_cb: Error while searching for end > of reply > debug: error reading response from gsiftp://ccxfer13.in2p3.fr:2811// > pnfs/in2p3.fr/data/dteam/disk/dapnia/cleroy/ATLAS-filenode20_007: an > I/O operation was cancelled > debug: operation complete > > error: globus_l_ftp_control_read_cb: Error while searching for end of > reply > > the above is the client side error I made which investigating. It was > reported by the ftp client that was handling the 3rd party copy, an > older globus 2 based client in this case. In production the result > is an FTS error, with a similar error to the above being available > from the FTS server when the transfer job status is queried.
That change looks good to me. I'll commit a fix for that and release an update package soon. The changes you noted in the current CVS trunk have the side affect of fixing the problem as well, but they were designed for better threaded performance along with other changes throughout the package, so they aren't really suitable for porting to the 4.0.x branch. Thanks for reporting this.
Subject: Re: gridftp2 server can send truncated control channel messages > That change looks good to me. I'll commit a fix for that and > release an update > package soon. Great! When you release the update package, can you tell me about it? I'll provide the update to VDT users. Thanks, -alain
Any idea when the update package will be updated? If it's going to be a while, can I simple change "length" to "handle->auth_write_iov.iov_len", as David Smith suggested, or are other changes needed in addition? thanks, -alain
Thats going to be the only change. I haven't created the update yet as I was hoping to combine the advisories for this and 5607.
Subject: Re: gridftp2 server can send truncated control channel messages > Thats going to be the only change. Great. > I haven't created the update yet as I was hoping to combine the > advisories for > this and 5607. OK. I was hoping to combine them too, before I rebuilt Globus. Folks from EGEE think that this particular bug (5590) is critical enough to them that they would like a fix before waiting for the other bug (5607). David Smith says it will take him a little while to be able to provide you a case you can easily reproduce. -alain
Sorry for the delay on this -- I had missed your last comment and was still waiting on feedback on 5607. I've tested the suggested fix and committed to the 4.0 branch, and an update package can be found here: http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~mlink/bugs/globus_gridftp_server_control-0.20.tar.gz Mike
Subject: Re: gridftp2 server can send truncated control channel messages > Sorry for the delay on this -- I had missed your last comment and > was still > waiting on feedback on 5607. > > I've tested the suggested fix and committed to the 4.0 branch, and > an update > package can be found here: > http://www-unix.mcs.anl.gov/~mlink/bugs/ > globus_gridftp_server_control-0.20.tar.gz No problem, we've already taken up the patch. Thanks for looking it over and committing it! -alain


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Synchronous operations
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In this tutorial I will show how to process synchronous operation in second thread and two different approaches to inform the main UI thread about the operation status (message queue and thread rendezvous.).
Mobile phones must execute as many operations as possible asynchronously to give the user the real time experience, by which I mean that application UI must react on user input immediately. This also predicates that it is not possible to hang-up the GUI until synchronous long-term operation is finished. Such behavior is not only acceptable by users, but it could raise another unacceptable behavior like ViewSvr 11 panic, which occurs when ViewSvr active objects do not respond in the time up to 10-15 seconds. Anyway, sometimes application has to execute long running synchronous operations, like searching in database, processing XML, files, using code ported from other environments. It also happens that a solution was developed, but it was tested on small amount of data, so when application comes to the "real live" it becomes clear that it is not ideal from the execution time perspective. Then there are two possible ways how to solve it: It can be reworked or some "dirty solution" could be applied to not cut down the execution time, but to make it asynchronous.
The nature of the Symbian is using the client-server architecture and active objects. This allows applications in most cases to be single threaded, because operations are executed by another processes, which inform applications once the operation is completed. In spite of this sometimes we simply need to execute some operations directly in the application – in such case we normally display a wait (CAknWaitDialog) or progress dialog (CAknProgressDialog). The difference between them is that progress dialog is showing how big portion of the operation is complete, while the wait dialog is just an information, that something is executed in the background and user has to wait. In typical case we recognize two different synchronous operations:
- long running task, which cannot say how many of the operation is complete
- long running task, which is divided into many small operations and it is known how many times it will be executed (typically for or while cycle)
I will show in this article how to make those operations to be executed asynchronously, while the dialog will be displayed in the UI.
Using client-server
It is quite common that the UI application is accompanied by the EXE server. Such servers are sometimes launched after phone boot, but more often they are launched when the application is for the first time started by client. The normal behavior is that the method Connect() of the RSessionBase derived object opens the connection to the server and if the server is not running it starts it. Such connections are usually started when the application is being initialized and unwanted outcome of such approach is that if the server is not already running its startup could take few seconds, during which the application UI do not redraw and application have a long startup time. We can easily solve this by connecting to the server (if it is not already running) in the second thread:
Figure 1. Server start-up in the second thread
What we could put into thread function
Sometimes it is not so clear if we should execute in the new thread the synchronous operation or if would be better to left it in the main thread, while the second thread will display the dialog. Generally the preferable way is to left all the GUI stuff in the main thread, which initializes the whole framework (CEikonEnv, CAknEnv) and which communicates with the window server (WSERV), view server, etc. because it cares of all GUI and key handling, which will be impossible to make on your own in the new thread (additionally not all client-server session could be shared across threads).
Figure 2. Wait and progress dialog
Indivisible synchronous operation
This section will describe the procession of indivisible synchronous operation (I will use User::After() method to simulate such operation), while the wait dialog will be displayed in the foreground. If anything will be unclear, use the attached example. (Note that it has assigned the UID from unprotected range and it does not use any capability, so it can be self signed, issuing developer certificate is not necessary).
Few notes about thread use
Using the thread for executing asynchronous operation you have to be aware of following issues:
- All handles to RThread must be closed properly.
- Once the RThread::Close() is called the handle becomes NULL, calling any method on not initialized or closed RThread object will cause KERN EXEC 0 panic, so you have to do that very carefully.
- The method, which starts the asynchronous operation within thread should return the error value if started twice. Method RThread::Create() will return KErrAlreadyExists value, but for checking if the thread is actually being executed you cannot use the RThread object, which is already assigned to the running thread, because the Create() method will change it.
- If the new thread allocates memory and both the main thread and the second thread share the same heap (RHeap) and the indivisible synchronous operation will be cancelled (i.e. the thread will be killed) it will cause a memory leak.
- When the class TFindThread is used for searching for thread object, the wildcard must be used, because the thread full name consists of the application name, UID3 and the thread name (e.g. "TL wiki[043a5375]0001::ThreadFNWiki").
The main functionality is wrapped into class CThreadLoader and CThreadLoaderAO:
Figure 3. UML schema for synchronous indivisible operation
When the new thread is created, in most cases you have to create the cleanup stack and start the synchronous operation in the method under TRAPD macro. In the main thread is in the same time displayed the wait dialog. When the operation is finished the method OperationComplete() is called. It could be unclear what exactly means that thread is finished and when it should be called? Where is exactly the point to call this method? On the first sight you could say that it can be called after the synchronous operation is finished, i.e. before method LongOperationThread() reach its end. Unfortunately such straightforward solution has following drawbacks:
- LongOperationThread() method body is still executed within the new thread, which limits its use, e.g. we cannot hide the wait dialog in callback OperationComplete()...
- we must close thread handle
- in the case the thread will be killed OperationComplete() callback will not be called
The solution for problems mentioned above is use RThread::Logon() thread request.
Start thread: We create the thread, invoke RThread::Logon() asynchronous request and resume the thread. Consequently OS starts LongOperationThread() within the new thread. There is created the cleanup stack and under TRAPD macro is invoked the synchronous operation. We do not use Active Scheduler in our examples.
TInt StartLongOperation( MThreadLoaderObserver* aThreadLoaderObserver )
// Save the observer pointer
iThreadLoaderObserver = aThreadLoaderObserver;
// Create thread
RThread thread;
TInt err = KErrNone;
if ( iUseSharedHeap )
err = thread.Create( KThreadID, StartLongOperationThread, KDefaultStackSize, &User::Heap(), this );
err = thread.Create( KThreadID, StartLongOperationThread, KDefaultStackSize, KMinHeapSize, 400*KMinHeapSize, this );
if ( err == KErrNone )
iThread = thread;
iThread.SetPriority( EPriorityMuchMore );
// Set the death notifier
err = iAO->NotifyThreadDeath( iThread, this );
if ( err == KErrNone )
// Resume the thread code
return err;
return err;
TInt CThreadLoader::StartLongOperationThread( TAny *aPtr )
// Allocates and constructs a cleanup stack
// Note: This is not necessary in all cases, but mostly you will need it
CTrapCleanup* cleanup = CTrapCleanup::New();
if ( cleanup )
// Execute trapped thread code safely
TRAPD( err, StartLongOperationThreadTrappedL( NULL ) )
// The cleanup stack must be deleted
delete cleanup;
return err;
return KErrNoMemory;
Cancel thread: When the user decides to kill the thread, we try to find it and then we simply terminate it with KErrCancel reason. Just after that the CThreadLoaderAO::RunL() method is called and UI is informed that thread does not live longer.
TInt CancelLongOperation()
TFullName threadName;
TFindThread findThread( KThreadIDWildCard );
TInt err = findThread.Next( threadName );
if ( err == KErrNone)
// Kill the thread and close the handle
iThread.Kill( KErrCancel );
return err;
Figure 4. Call flow for synchronous indivisible operation
Note that we never call RThread::LogonCancel() method. It is not necessary, because we guarding the thread termination, so it can never happened that we will delete the active object with outstanding request.
Periodical synchronous operation with Rendezvous() call
In this paragraph I will show how we could update the progress dialog in the main thread. For this purpose I will use the for cycle with synchronous operation.
Firstly we need to extent the CThreadLoader class with new methods. In the first attempt we will try to use rendezvous IPC mechanism. It allows communication between two threads via active objects. Unfortunately calling RThread::Rendezvous() is not intended to be used for such situation, so its use is little bit tricky, it needs to call User::After(1) before the Rendezvous() method execution in each for cycle and additionally we must change the priority of the second thread to EPriorityMuchMore. This allows the thread to have enough time update the rendezvous value, otherwise CThreadLoaderRendezvousAO::RunL() method will be executed in infinite cycle with the initial value. Another drawback of this attempt is that not everyRendezvous() call is executed, because the AO could process the incoming value slower then the working thread loop. This becomes obvious, when during the updating of the CAknProgressDialog we use the method CEikProgressInfo::IncrementAndDraw() with parameter set to value 1 (one) instead of the method CEikProgressInfo::SetAndDraw() with the parameter equal to the current for loop index. This problem could be solved by using RMutex, but this could hang-up the main UI thread, so I recommend to not use it. Another "dirty solution" could be, that the working thread is updating some value which is in the timer read in the main thread.
When we want to cancel the thread we just set the TBool flag instead of killing the thread like in pervious case, the for loop is consequently leaved and the thread execution is stopped.
Changes in UML are marked by red color:
Figure 5. UML schema for periodical synchronous operations
I will put here only code snippets, which differs from previous chapter.
Start thread: Do not forget to increase the priority and start the rendezvous AO.
TInt CThreadLoader::StartPeriodicalOperation( MThreadLoaderObserver* aThreadLoaderObserver )
iThread.SetPriority( EPriorityMuchMore );
err = iRAO->StartRendezvous( iThread, this );
Synchronous operation: Do not forget to wait here and issue the rendezvous request. You can see here also check for the flag, which is set when the users cancels the operation
void CThreadLoader::StartPeriodicalOperationThreadTrappedL( TAny *aPtr )
CThreadLoader* threadLoader = (CThreadLoader*)aPtr;
for ( TInt i = 0; i < 1000; i++ )
// This simulates synchornous operation
for ( TInt j = 0; j < 10; j++ )
RFs fs;
threadLoader->iThread.Rendezvous( i );
// Check if user did not cancel the synchronous operation
if ( threadLoader->iPeriodicalCancelled )
Figure 6. Call flow for periodical synchronous operations
Enhancing previous solution with message queue RMsgQueue
The rendezvous mechanism is not the best IPC we could use, the most comfortable way is use of message queue class RMsgQueue. In this case the queue is created and both sides opens it, while one thread writes data into it, the main UI thread reads them. This time I will not put here diagrams, as the enhancement of the code is similar to what I have did in previous paragraph. I just add one new active object.
There are the major code changes:
// Insert data into queue
TQueueData d;
d.iIndex = i;
threadLoader->iQueue.Send( d );
// Read data from queue and call observer
TQueueData d;
iQueue.Receive( d );
iThreadLoaderObserver->OperationIncrement( d.iIndex );
// Start watching queue for incoming data
if ( !IsActive() )
if ( aQueue.Handle() != NULL )
iQueue = &aQueue;
iQueueObserver = aQueueObserver;
iQueue->NotifyDataAvailable( iStatus );
return KErrNone;
return KErrArgument;
return KErrInUse;
Example source code
Everythig I presented here you can find in the attached example. It shows all 3 issues discussed here. Application was developed under S60 3rd MR SDK in CW 3.1.1. I does not use any cabability and it has assigned UID3 from unprotected range, so it can be self-signed. It was tested on N80 and N95 devices.
You can download an example with source code here: File:FN wiki sync op src v0 1 071126.zip
I welcome any comments!


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