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Update on this post: Since writing this post, many of my readers have pointed out the dangers of ice and salt burning the skin. I am so appreciative to those that took the time to share this information with me. Therefore, I do not recommend this using free cups of salt, as pictured below. I would have them continue to squirt the warm water on the ice and then remove a piece and show them what happens when I shake salt on it. As with all activities that are done with small children, adult supervision is extremely important.
One of our favorite winter activities is exploring ice in the sensory table. It's fun to freeze water from different containers so that you get different shapes and sizes, but having them all the same size is fine, too, as we did in this activity. We added some fine motor to this ice activity by supplying pipettes. We then tinted the warm water blue so they could see it move up and down in the pipette, then squirting onto the ice. There is a lot of movement in this activity, so our energetic children are especially drawn to it.
What you will need:
Water (we tinted ours blue to make it stand out as they added it to the ice)
A sensory table or a bin that can be placed on a table or floor
Setting it up:
Freeze water in your choice of containers. Then, pop the ice out of the containers into the bin. Add containers of warm water (we tinted ours blue with some liquid watercolors), along with pipettes.
Hands-on exploration:
Watch as they touch the ice and realize it's starting to melt.
Use the pipettes to squirt water on top of the ice
Preschoolers love using pipettes. Teachers love how it helps fine motor development.
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Posted Aug 26 2008 4:05pm
Yes, I do realize this post is a day or two after the end of National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, but our
connection was down. So there. ::sticks out tongue::
But I was thinking- what do people
need to be aware of about eating disorders? I would wager a bet that most Americans know, on some level, what anorexia and bulimia are. They are plenty aware of eating disorders. Anorexics want to look like models and bulimics want to have their cake and puke it too. Right? People with eating disorders have crappy parents who just need to
butt out
of their lives and then they will be able to manage their symptoms and remain obsessed with the size of their ass for the rest of their lives.
Though I have not conducted any sort of scientific polls (nor, having studied the process in grad school, would even try to attempt such a thing), that seems to be the general understanding of the general American on the street, courtesy all of the tell-all stories in the media.
But that ain't what an eating disorder is, or is about. In fact, anorexia isn't really
anything. It's no more "about" something than cancer. It's an illness. It's a biologically-based illness. It is not a choice. It is not a bunch of skinny chicks wishing they could be (insert name of super-skinny celebrity here). The model-wannabe syndrome is both culture-wide and a symptom of anorexia. It's the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, the promise of the ending of food and weight anxieties. But it's not the cause, and it's not what even promotes the continuation of eating disorders.
We live in a culture that promotes eating disorder symptoms.
We do. Flat-out. My co-workers in the "Big Fat Loser" contest are proof of that. Our culture holds those with anorexia up as some sort of role-models. If they can starve, so can you. If they can lose weight, so can you. Models look like anorexics, whether they actually are or not. Our culture also holds food restriction and malnutrition as a normal way of life through dieting. An eating disorder is,
in no way
, a diet. But it sure does look like one, and it sure can be swept under the rug as one.
Eating disorders are genetically-based.
Though I have no evidence of full-blown eating disorders in my family, there is plenty of evidence of mood and anxiety disorders, along with substance abuse. All of which alter serotonin and dopamine and all those other cool
, even from birth. Could there be an eating disorder somewhere in our family tree that I don't know about? You betcha. But what's more likely is that the triggers weren't there (dieting, emphasis on thinness as a culture, the promise that losing weight will lead to happiness, eating "healthy", etc). I view the anorexia as an
of the
, from which I also suffer. The similarities are too striking for me to brush aside. The obsessions. The rituals. The mind-numbing, mouth-frothing fear. The hopes that if you can do everything
just right
then the fear will go away. That my brain latched onto fears about germs and weight (among other things) could be entirely random. I wouldn't have been afraid of AIDS before 1980. We didn't know about it. In another time and place, I might not have been afraid of food and weight. Because no one gave a shit.
I also want to know that you can fully recover from an eating disorder.
If I were to become completely blase about food (so I didn't eat breakfast...no biggie), I would be an idiot. I don't have the luxury of skipping meals. My brain doesn't allow it. But that doesn't mean my life has to be ruled by thoughts of food and weight. It's like a bout of skin cancer- you may be cured, but you can almost be damn sure that you'll religiously use sunblock. An eating disorder changes your life, and the lives of all those who care about you.
Lastly, I want you to know that an eating disorder is not a choice.
I never "chose" to become anorexic; it just sort of happened. I can't explain it. For years, I chased after the "why", hoping that if I could untangle the
behind my illness, then I could solve it. I've learned that there is no "why," that anorexia and eating disorders don't make a whole lot of sense. I'm moving on from that. My anorexia may have begun with an innocent decision to eat healthier, exercise more, and lose five pounds, but it was not perpetuated by conscious choice.
But those of us with eating disorders and other mental illnesses need the support of our family and friends. We need our family and friends to be
on the topic of eating disorders, for them to know all of the things about which I just wrote. We need support, not condemnation or judgement.
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Henderson doesn't think it will come to that. "We recognize that there's a problem," he says. "That's why we sat down with the city and police department to try to come up with some sort of solution." Martino wasn't there because he's a hands-off investor, according to Henderson. "We have an operating agreement where I'm actually in charge of taking care of the entitlements and the details," he says. "He understood what we were doing. He understands the end result, and I guess he doesn't really need to know the details of how entitlement works."
Martino's radio producer, Mike Bassett, replied to e-mails sent to Troubleshooter.com, confirming that Martino is one of a group of investors involved with the project. "Yeah, it was bought as an investment. Some of it they planned to develop and others they might sell," he says. Martino did not respond to Westword's calls and e-mails.
After the meeting, the ownership group signed a "no trespassing order," which will allow the police to roust anyone found on the properties. But although efforts have been made to board up the garage behind the bungalow, it is still accessible through a broken door. This past weekend, the floor was littered with lighter-burned soda cans and syringes, evidence of recent drug-use activity; the yard around it was dotted with human feces. The owners are currently looking for a contractor to demolish the bungalow and garage, Henderson says.
As for the rowhouses, the owners are considering whether they should be fenced, remodeled — or demolished altogether. In the meantime, they've taken down the porch railings so that the homeless can't use them to create temporary walls. But this hasn't discouraged people from coming back to the porches. Though their place is now exposed to the street, Shantrell and A.K. aren't willing to give up their spot just yet.
Mark Herlinger, whose kids attend Ebert Elementary, is head of the school's safety committee. A couple of weeks ago, the school's principal told him that transients had been spotted living in one of the garages on the properties. "Even if there's just one kid, one incident occurred, that would be one too many," he says. On October 20, Herlinger called the Denver police to complain. He learned that there'd been a meeting to discuss the situation a few days before. He hadn't known that Martino was involved with the properties.
"I'm actually kind of a fan of his, really," says Herlinger. "Who can't be, especially if you're somebody he's helped out? Being a junior-league real-estate investor myself, I certainly admire someone who seems to have done well with it. But I don't know any of the details of what he owns around town or his reputation on that level. I just know what he talks about on the radio. I try to learn from him. If he's giving out advice, my ears prick up."


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A conflict between verbal ways of knowing and visual ways of knowing seems to be as old as western civilization. Plato in Phaedrus 250.d pronounces sight "the most piercing of our bodily senses." The writer of the Gospel of John gives primacy to hearing: "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. The same was in the beginning with God" (John 1:1-2, KJV). The written word combines, of course, both ways of knowing, and for much of its history, especially since the invention of movable type in the fifteenth century, western civilization has depended on the written word as its primary means of communication beyond face-to-face contacts. The development of photography, motion pictures, television, and computers with display screens has challenged the long-standing balance between the visual and the verbalor so it seems to many observers. Guy Debord takes an extreme view in The Society of the Spectacle (1967, English translation 1994). According to Debord, the proliferation of images in contemporary culture has emptied those images of any reality. At the same time, it has turned the viewers of images into passive recipients of mass-produced commodities. The result is alienation on a large scale: Phenomenology attends to the ways in which we come to know things. Thus Debord insists on the separation in The Society of the Spectacle between the viewer and the thing viewed. That physical separation creates, according to Debord, a psychological separation, so that I know the things I see in mass-produced images quite differently from the way I would know them if I shared the same physical space with them. Spectacle, Debord claims, elevates sight to the place occupied by touch in more unified cultures. If so, that originary unity may have been lost in western civilization a long time ago. Don Ihde in "Image Technologies and Traditional Culture" points out that framing visual images, changing the scale, and removing them from their original context is in fact a Renaissance phenomenon. Its exemplars are the telescope and the microscope. As far as Shakespeare's plays are concerned, we are dealing in all forms of visual media with the same basic elements: The semiology of the image is a matter of asking, "What does this image signify? Of what does this image stand as a sign?" Jean Baudrillard in "Simulacra and Simulations" (1981, English translation 1988) seconds Debord's claim that images in our own culture have been detached from any verifiable meanings. The result is an existential awareness of the arbitrariness of meanings that seems quite different from the assumptions of Shakespeare and his contemporaries:
Finally, Debord directs our attention to the politics of visual images. Who produces the images? Who sees them? Under what circumstances? For what ends? The staged images in original productions of Shakespeare's plays offer themselves as a case in point. Those images were produced using the most expensive pieces of professional equipment that the acting company owned: its props and costumes. Spectacle was partperhaps even a large partof what paying customers had come to see, but different customers enjoyed different views of that spectacle, depending on what they could afford to pay. Patrons who had paid only a penny to stand in the yard got to look up at the spectacle on the platform several feet above them; customers who paid more got to look at the spectacle on the same plane or, for even more money, to look down at the spectacle from the upper galleries or the lords' room. Even in the original productions of Shakespeare's plays, therefore, images involved power relations of people vis-à-vis each other and vis-à-vis the image in question. In attending to computers, to film and video, to contemporary stage productions, to printed images of whatever era we need to keep these political relations in mind.


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AMES, Iowa — The 2012 Republican presidential race lurched into a new phase Saturday as Iowans weighed in for the first time on their expanding field of presidential hopefuls, picking Michele Bachmann as their top choice for the GOP nomination. Halfway across the country latecomer Texas Gov. Rick Perry formally entered the race, declaring: "America is not broken. Washington, D.C. is broken."
Together, the events were certain to reshuffle the race to face President Barack Obama. Exactly how was anybody's guess, as the candidates sought an early validation that they have widespread appeal, with those further behind in the pack hoping to gain momentum and avoid increased questions over their campaign viability.
A slew of Republicans are seeking the chance to challenge Obama next fall for the leadership of a country facing a recent downgrade in its credit rating, high unemployment and Wall Street tumult. And, from Iowa to South Carolina on Saturday, several of those candidates used their perches before GOP activists in two critical early voting states to castigate the Democratic incumbent and offer themselves as the answer to an ailing America.
"We are going to make Barack Obama a one-term president," Bachmann declared to cheers on the campus of Iowa State University during a daylong political festival. A few hours later, she learned she won the Iowa straw poll and said: "This is the very first step toward taking back the White House!"
Bachmann — the tea party favorite with a following among evangelicals who make up the GOP base in Iowa and elsewhere — got more than 28 percent of the 17,000 votes cast in the nonbinding exercise. It provides clues about each candidate's level of support and campaign organization five months before the Iowa caucuses kick off the Republican primary season.
Texas Rep. Ron Paul, who has support among libertarian-leaning voters, came in a close second. Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty was looking for a strong showing to boost his struggling campaign, but fared a distant third, raising questions about the future of his candidacy.
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Stayed just one night but the stay was comfortable and had no issues. The ocean view room was good and the hotel staff were very helpful. Will recommend this hotel to everyone."
Great location very expensive but so is every where in Monte Carlo. Would use it again."
Great Hotel, Good service. You can't beat the pricing for the area."
Right on the harbour, restaurant was fantastic, but you get what you pay for. Staff very helpful. Get water view room, close to everything"
Great service from all staff from housekeeping to reception to the restaurant & bar. Great value for money, when compared to other hotels in the area, and a very clean hotel throughout. Great food (and value) in the P&P restaurant on an evening (although closed on Sundays). No issues at all with WiFi. Small tweaks for improvement would include cooked options at breakfast, double rooms with double beds (not two singles pushed together, which is quite uncomfortable) and air conditioning. Having only a shower in my flat at home, I was disappointed to find no bath in the bathroom (just a shower) - making this clearer would have managed my expectations better."
Great hotel, fabulous views but it is on the outskirts of the city center. However, with the free shuttle van that runs every 20 minutes they get you into the center of town within 5 minutes. The breakfast buffet is very expensive at USD$50 per person but you are in Monaco!Car valet parking was USD$30 per day."
Great location very expensive but so is every where in Monte Carlo. Would use it again."
Right on the harbour, restaurant was fantastic, but you get what you pay for. Staff very helpful. Get water view room, close to everything"
Beautiful hotel in great location in Monoco. Unfortunately visit didn't start well as we were told that we were not allowed down the long driveway with our scooter (which many drive in French Riveria as no parking is to be had) - not even to unload our belongs and check in, which seemed a bit inappropriate. Rooms were clean and quiet, comfortable beds. Close to shopping and the casino. Buffet breakfast in the restaurant the next morning was tasty, although a bit unorganized - as plenty of help that wasn't sure what the other was doing."
The position and the hotel itself are just great, but from summer 2014 the whole area around is under a massive renovation and a part of the facilities of L'Hermitage (swimming pool and gym) are closed. The restaurants are no good, very touristy and expensive, with a "cheap luxury" ambiance. I only recommend to stay in this hotel on discounted fare base, the full price in high season is totally inappropriate. Who knows maybe after the renovation we will see something different. But at that point Hotel de Paris will be open again )))"
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May 7th, 2013- Debian 7 "Wheezy" was released on May 4th. Congratulations and thank you to all involved; the Debian developers, hackers, testers, document writers, designers, bug reporters and users -- you are all awesome.
- Now that Wheezy has migrated to the stable branch of Debian, this means that Waldorf is the new stable #! release. To acknowledge this occasion, I have rebuilt the Waldorf images. The new images are available now from the download page.
- For anyone unaware, #! Waldorf has been in development for well over a year and has seen numerous development releases (20120430, 20120806, 20120924, 20120927, 20121015, 20130119). This probably makes Waldorf the most thoroughly tested #! release to date and as a result, I believe it is also the best #! release, ever, truly.
- A massive thank you goes out to everybody who has helped with Waldorf, it really would not have been possible without your continued feedback, bug reports, contributions and support.
- Note; for anyone who is already running Waldorf, there is no need to download and install these images.
New in version 11 R20130119 (January 23rd, 2013)
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- xfce4-power-manager has been patched to fix a long standing issue whereby the battery status icon would cause a visual error within tint2's system tray, after a system had been suspended and resumed.
New in version 11 R20121015 (October 16th, 2012)
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- Thunar should now startup without delay. This addresses a long standing issue with Thunar whereby under certain conditions it would pause whilst waiting to automount network filesystems.
- Other minor usability fixes which have been documented on the forums over the past few weeks.
New in version 11 R20120924 (September 25th, 2012)
- Due to improvements and fixes applied upstream, the previous Compton/VLC workaround/bug fixing package is now rendered obsolete. If you are running a previous Waldorf installation, you may want to consider removing the package "cb-vlc-fix". The package has been removed from the latest build.
- Some basic example templates (.sh & .txt) have been included for Thunar. Thanks to Johnraff.
- Some depreciated syntax in the default Openbox menu and rc files has been updated. -- Johnraff.
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- Issues regarding gnome-keyring should now be resolved.
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- PulseAudio is now installed by default.
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- The new images do not constitute a new release, at least not for anyone who is content with using the previous 20111125 images. However, due to some concerns which were expressed over the default use of backport packages, there are now 2 sets of images, "stable" and "backported".
- The stable images ship with Debian's stable kernel (2.6.32) and stable X.org (7.5), while the "backported" images ship with Linux 3.2 and X.org (7.6) and automatically track any packages that enter the Debian backport repository. Both sets of images use backported versions of Iceweasel (10) and Geany (0.20).
New in version 10 R20111125 (November 29th, 2011)
- Openbox 3.5 — the latest and greatest release. You might want to check the changelog on the Openbox website as a number of significant changes have been made.
- Iceweasel/Firefox 8 replaces Chromium 9 — CrunchBang seems to switch back-and-forth between default browsers, probably like a lot of users do. I do not think this is problem, but merely reflects the state of browser development and availability at the time. Having said that Firefox seems to be getting better with each release and the mozilla.debian.net team are doing a fantastic job of keeping up with the new release schedule. So, I have mirrored the mozilla.debian.net repository and will keep it in sync. Also, for any Google Chrome and/or Opera users, there is a new Openbox pipemenu for installing these browsers with minimal effort, and a menu item for setting the system's default x-www-browser.
- Geany replaces gedit — I spend much of my day in my editor and until a few months ago that editor had always been gedit. Then someone suggested I take a look at Geany, so I did and it won me over. Geany is a fantastic editor, is highly configurable, has lots of great plugins and maybe just as importantly, is DE independent.
- Gigolo and Thunar for managing connections to remote filesystems — in the past, some reviewers have mentioned the fact that there has not been an easy way to mount and browse remote filesystems through the default file manager. I have addressed this by including Gigolo and configuring it to work out-of-the-box with Thunar. It is now super simple to connect to remote filesystems via SSH, Samba etc.
- Improved D-I preseeding — all packages related to the LiveCD are now completely purged during the installation process, resulting in a much cleaner system.
- Linux kernel 2.6.39 replaces 2.6.32 — this is the kernel from the Debian backports repository. Debian backports are enabled by default.
- LibreOffice replaces OpenOffice.org — actually, CrunchBang ships with AbiWord and Gnumeric, but many people choose to install a more feature rich office suite via the CrunchBang post installation script. The script has been changed to suggest LibreOffice.
- New repository locations — as part of my ongoing work to move domains from crunchbanglinux.org to crunchbang.org, the repositories for these builds have been moved. Also, a new website is being constructed, but is very much a work in progress. Apologies if this causes any inconvenience or confusion to anyone. I will write more about this at some point in the future.
- Many more minor and cosmetic changes.
New in version 10 R20110105 (January 7th, 2011)
- Google Chrome installed as the default browser.
- A new live-installer, as used by the LMDE project.
- Plymouth graphical boot loader enabled by default after installation.
- Improved font rendering.
- Improved post-installation script, providing optional installs of:
- Liquorix/Zen kernel.
- Sun Java(TM) Runtime Environment and browser plugin.
- Back to black artwork.
- 100s of additional plugins and filters for GIMP via the 'gimp-plugin-registry' package.
- Updated Dropbox packages and Thunar Dropbox extensions installed by default.
- Pino replaced by Heybuddy, a micro blogging Indenti.ca client.
- Various other minor fixes and improvements, including, but not limited to:
- Xfce menu fixed for applications requiring root privileges.
- Missing 'wireless-tools' package is now included.
- Viewnior image viewer rebuilt without the GNOME specific features.
- Updated Elementary icons.
New in version 10 Alpha 2 (June 26th, 2010)
- Bash completion has been fixed. Doh!
- A unified set of configuration files for both the Openbox and Xfce versions of CrunchBang.
- Java plugin support added to Iceweasel with the 'icedtea6-plugin' package.
- Inclusion of '/usr/sbin' & '/sbin' to the system $PATH variable - an old Ubuntuism?
- Customisable (colour & position) notify-osd notifications.
- Support added for hostname resolution via Multicast DNS.
- The choice of either Cairo Composite Manager or xcompmgr for compositing in Openbox.
- A new Openbox pipemenu has been created for easy installation and set-up of the Dropbox service.
- A new optional post-installation script which provides:
- Optional installation of printer support (also available via a new Openbox pipemenu)
- Optional installation of OpenOffice.org (also available via a new Openbox pipemenu)
- On Openbox installations, provides the option of having an additional Xfce session, and vice-versa with Xfce installations.
- Optional, easy installation of LAMP stack.
- Optional, easy installation of common development tools.
- Additional firmware for improved support of Broadcom wireless network cards.
- An improved installation experience:
- The Debian Installer has been tweaked so that it no longer requires the user to configure their networking devices prior to performing an installation. CrunchBang images are self-contained and do not need a working network connection for the installation.
- Patches have been applied so that installations can be performed with USB images created with the popular UNetbootin software.
- New default Openbox, Xfce and GTK+ themes based on Shiki-Colors, and a new complimentary icon theme created using the GNOME-Colors icon generator.
- Additional popular GTK+ themes and engines included.
- Conky with Lua scripting support.
- Fix for lockscreen bug/issue when running in a live session - now presents a dialog box, on first run, informing the user of the live session password.
- amd64 builds now include the 32bit Adobe Flash plugin - the 64bit plugin is currently not available due to security vulnerabilities.


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The Pakistan People`s Party will not hold a "big rally" in Lahore on November 30 to mark its Foundation Day.
Pakistan president Asif Ali Zardari will reportedly take up residence in his luxurious Bilawal House in Lahore after stepping down on Sunday.
A Pakistani court on Wednesday ordered the removal of road blocks around President Asif Ali Zardari`s private residence and several government buildings here despite pleas from officials that such a step could lead to security risks.
Pakistani riot police fired in the air and lobbed tear gas on a group of protesters seeking to march to the house of President Asif Ali Zardari.
The phones have been recovered from a servant at Bhutto`s family residence.
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The Fixer: Birds swarm Wellesley St. to gobble seed spread by the Pigeon Lady
Pigeons fill the air and buzz pedestrians while following her, splattering the sidewalk.
The Pigeon Lady is causing a flap in St. James Town, where huge flocks of birds follow her every step to devour the food she spreads.
Wherever she pushes her bundle buggy, the pigeons tag along, swirling around pedestrians and filling the air, while smattering the sidewalk with droppings.
We were driving along Wellesley St. recently when we spotted hundreds of pigeons in front of the St. James Town Food Basics store, east of Sherbourne St. — so many that we just had to pull over.
An elderly woman was slowly moving along the sidewalk, ladling out bird seed from a buggy, while a dark mass of pigeons covered the ground around her.
The buggy was loaded with sacks of seed and also a big bag of Whiskas — signs that she has an, uh, uncommon commitment to feeding birds, and quite likely feral cats.
Pigeons hovered above her and swarmed people walking in and out of the store, who bobbed and weaved around birds crowding the sidewalk.
A guy at one of the tables in a rag-tag flea market outside the store said he has seen her spreading seed along Wellesley before, always surrounded by an enormous flock.
"There are pigeons all over the place when she comes around," he said. "Too many."
Pigeons are adept at feeding themselves, judging by the mess they leave wherever they roost (which we wrote about on Sept. 14), so we asked her the obvious question: Why are you feeding them?
"Because they get hungry just like we get hungry, that's why," she said.
So you try to take care of them?
"Take care of their hunger, yes. Because I know how it feels to be hungry."
She steadily scooped handfuls of seed onto the sidewalk as she shuffled along, while the flock moved in tandem with her.
It may be irritating to run a gantlet of pigeons and their plentiful feces, which can spread disease and be tracked inside on the feet of people who step in it.
But who's going to stop her, and how?
As far as we can tell, the Pigeon Lady isn't breaking any law.
If anything, her willingness to feed the birds is admirable, even if her choice of location could be better, like a nearby park.
It's not like they wouldn't come along.
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Damon: Not possible. If she'd been vamped we'd know about it, right?
Recapper: Sure, from the Mystic Falls Vampire Registration program.
Stefan: She must have had a Gilbert protect-o ring.
Damon: She'd be dead of natural causes, by now.
Stefan: Johnathan (sic) Gilbert made two rings. Jeremy has one. The other is...
Damon: Oh noes! Alaric? Not my BFF and life partner!
At Gilbert Gables, Meredith goes over the evidence with Ric. The victims were killed with his weapons. Alaric reminds her that he too was attacked. Mere says he was attacked with his own knife, so that could have been self-inflicted.
Ric: I'd know if I were killing people.
Meredith: Have you had any blackouts or instances of lost time? You wear a ring that lets you cheat death. How many times can you die before it changes you?
Ric: Fucking Damon.
Meredith: I think you're sick and I want to help you. This has happened before -- almost a hundred years ago.
Elena (entering the room): Ric, I think she's right.
We flash back to 1912. Zachariah Gilbert is walking down the street. He's stabbed. The hand holding the knife bears a big Gilbert protect-o ring. The camera pans to reveal Miss Samantha Gilbert. Title card.
Okay, the episode improved slightly for me after re-watching. But I still have a big problem with the tree thing obviously, because... what? All right, enough about that. I also have a problem with Meredith. Now she and Alaric are not that heavily involved. I mean when he slept over, he slept on her couch. They've mostly gone out for drinks, maybe dinner here and there. Why would she want to protect him? And if she did want to protect him, why didn't she tell him her suspicions instead of shooting him? He did NOT come at her with that knife.
This is what the show is saying -- she read the journal, figured out what was going on with Alaric, had him sleep in her place, left the knife and files out where it was all too likely he would find them even though she has a Founding Family secret compartment in her closet. He picked up the knife. She shot him. She lied to Liz that he came at her. She then told Liz all sorts of nasty things about him and now I guess we're meant to accept that they're true. But then she forged a coroner's report to clear him of suspicion. Now maybe if Liz hadn't blathered about waiting for it to be authenticated I'd be a little less annoyed, but this plot is sloppy and I can't see Meredith's motivation for any of this. I'm not saying Alaric isn't the serial killer -- it sure looks like it right now. But what a mess it took to get him here. Seriously, go back to that Meredith/Elena scene in which I stuck a pin. Up to and through that point, she was convinced that Alaric was the killer -- and I guess he is, but... what a convoluted way to achieve this. That said, I think Matt Davis is going to knock the heck out of this story.


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Verifying SCR Requirements Specifications Using State Exploration (1997)
Venue: | In Proceedings of First ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Automatic Analysis of Software |
Citations: | 28 - 7 self |
author = {Ramesh Bharadwaj and Constance Heitmeyer},
title = {Verifying SCR Requirements Specifications Using State Exploration},
booktitle = {In Proceedings of First ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on Automatic Analysis of Software},
year = {1997},
pages = {9--24}
Years of Citing Articles
Researchers at the Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) have been developing a formal method, known as the SCR (Software Cost Reduction) method, to specify the requirements of software systems using tables. NRL has developed a formal state machine model defining the SCR semantics and support tools for analysis and validation. Recently, a verification capability was added to the SCR toolset. Users can now invoke the Spin model checker within the toolset to establish properties of a specification. This paper describes the results of our initial experiments to verify properties of SCR requirements specifications using Spin. After reviewing the SCR requirements method and introducing our formal requirements model, we describe how SCR specifications can be translated into an imperative programming notation. We also describe how we limit state explosion by verifying abstractions of the original requirements specification. These abstractions are derived using the formula to be verified and special...


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Am Sonntag 04 Juli 2010, 23:02:39 schrieb Mike Frysinger: > On Sunday, July 04, 2010 10:29:57 Lars Wendler wrote: > > now that openrc has no active upstram anymore [1] what shall we do? To be > > honest I was really looking forward for openrc/baselayout-2 finally > > becoming stable in Gentoo but this seems to be quite implausible now that > > openrc has no upstream anymore. > > If there's anyone out there who would volunteer to maintain openrc, > > please step up now or else I fear we must abandon openrc which would be > > very sad. > > like i already told William a few months ago, it really doesnt matter. > openrc was a Gentoo project to start with and since it is all based in > git, there's nothing for us to do -- we already have an openrc git repo on > the Gentoo git server. > > http://git.overlays.gentoo.org/gitweb/?p=proj/openrc.git;a=summary > -mike Not very clear to anyone as metadata.xml still contains this snippet: <maintainer> <email>roy@...</email> <name>Roy Marples</name> <description>Upstream - please CC him on valid bugs</description> </maintainer> -- Lars Wendler (Polynomial-C) Gentoo developer and bug-wrangler
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