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- Posted by greenlarry Eng 8/9 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 12, 06 at 16:14
I love that spinosissima,very nice! Is that a small Aloe, one small enough to accomodate in a pot? |
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VERY nice. I like the Agave too! |
- Posted by biwako_of_abi San Diego (My Page) on Sun, Feb 12, 06 at 21:19
What beauties, and those flowers are simply gorgeous! On a different note: Ever since seeing a picture of part of your garden a long time ago, I've been meaning to ask you, Paracelsus, what those stones are that you use as surface dressing. And where do you get them in such quantities that you can afford to spread them around on the ground? I have fallen in love with their smoothness, egg-shapes, and above all, with their delicate color variations. |
- Posted by paracelsus z9b SF bay area CA (My Page) on Mon, Feb 13, 06 at 11:25
Thanks for the comments all! Larry, spinosissima will eventually grow quite large in the ground but you could keep it in pots for many years. It just won't grow quite as large. My plant is going to have to be moved soon because the polyphylla next door is taking over precious real estate. Biwako, the pebbles come from a local stone and soil supplier (Lyngso). This is a smooth pebble called 'salmon bay'. At the yard there are many types of small stones and gravel. The salmon bay stone cost around $4 per cubic foot. I think I bought a total of round 8 bags to cover my 100 sq foot bed. That does not seem too extravagant too me. Check you yellow pages under landscaping for stone and gravel suppliers. They generally deal with lanscaping contractors buying many cubic yards of materials but most places are friendly to people buying small quantities of materials. Go to a yard and shovel your own selection of soils/gravels/pumice/pebbles into large sacks. I buy all my potting supplies this way and save at least 50% over pre-packaged materials from HD or OSH. |
- Posted by biwako_of_abi San Diego (My Page) on Mon, Feb 13, 06 at 11:46
Thanks, Para. Now it occurs to me that I should have been looking around more at Hansen's Aggregate in San Diego, where I buy my coir in 2cu.ft. bags. Here's hoping they have salmon bay stones! The price you quote is certainly reasonable, and I'm sure Hansen's won't be asking a lot more--IF they have the stones! They are so beautiful that I couldn't imagine them at a place that sells out of huge concrete bins. |
- Posted by greenlarry Eng 8/9 (My Page) on Mon, Feb 13, 06 at 11:59
Larry, spinosissima will eventually grow quite large in the ground but you could keep it in pots for many years. It just won't grow quite as large. Thanks Paracelsus,now will it flower in a pot-I really like the colour! |
Para, What's the diameter of those polyphyllas? They're awsome! Denise in Omaha |
Those are beautiful aloes. Thanks for sharing Dawn |
- Posted by paracelsus z9b SF bay area CA (My Page) on Thu, Feb 16, 06 at 14:15
Larry, yes, like other aloes it should flower in a pot given the right amount of light and seasonal temperature changes. Denise, the one in the foreground is now 24 inches diameter. The one behind is 22 inches. Both stand about 13-14 inches off the ground. When I put them into the ground in May '03 they were each about 12 inches in diameter. They are nearing maturity and I am hoping for flowers in another year or two. They are the stars of my garden. Other plants are going to be moved soon to give them room to expand more. A. polyphylla can reach 36 inches diameter and extend upwards to form a large ball instead of the saucer shape they have now. |
- Posted by greenlarry Eng 8/9 (My Page) on Sun, Feb 19, 06 at 7:17
Thanks Para, one to look out for! |
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Re:"three-pronged trailer hitch"? (526 comments)
Wow, a lot of slashdotters were apparently simultaneously familiar with trailer hitches (or had googled 3-way balls already).
Re:"three-pronged trailer hitch"? (526 comments)
Maybe he meant 3-ball or 3-way trailer hitch. Google Images will give you better, surprisingly G-rated results.
Re:FTP? (336 comments)
"Nowadays"? I remember that as being a feature of Mosaic circa 1993.
Re:Why not GitHub (336 comments)
Ouch. I'm not sure I want to download anything from a site with open sores. Are they using some sort of new HTML5 <oozy/> tag? Is there a browser plugin to protect against that?
Re:I use (204 comments)
I am surprised that reStructuredText hasn't been mentioned more in this conversation. I use vim in iTerm2 [not sure what the draw is for people to use MacVim versus just running vim in a terminal]. I write in LaTeX sometimes, but often will draft up whatever I'm writing in reStructuredText, convert to LaTeX with rst2latex.py, and then tweak as need in LaTeX. I've used Markdown some, but I'm not sure why it seems to be more popular than ReST. Granted, the latter is far from perfect, and sometimes costs me more time than it should. I'd be interested to see if anyone in this thread delves into the pro's and con's of one of the more frequently used markup languages than the other -- besides LaTeX. I mean one that focuses on human readability, yet still gives the ability to easily convey contextual meaning into LaTeX, or HTML, etc.
As for other styles of editing, I dabbled with LyX recently, but then realized that I really have no desire to do any textual work outside of vim. Besides the fact that I leave too many j's and k's scattered around forgetting that I'm not in normal mode, I give up too much and gain too little outside of vim. And I don't mean to start a religious war. I have great respect for anyone willing to risk the serious muscular damage necessary to do anything in emacs. I just think that it's hard to beat doing your grunt work in the plaintext editor of your choice and then converting at your whim to the format of your choice. As far as needing to see quick feedback on what you are doing, it usually only takes me a few keystrokes to render to pdf, and if I've already been looking at it in Preview, just changing window focus back to it usually auto updates to the new changes.
Re:Uh, no. (496 comments)
I think you mean:
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Re:Well, that's cool and all, but.... (252 comments)
I started to agree with you, but then you went a bogus direction.
"Intelligent people" do understand that it's meaningless (though occasionally amusing) to argue whether vi/m or emacs is better, but that's because they understand that if you've invested the effort to truly learn and use either, that your text editing capability will be far superior to what can be done in any other text editing tool.
Yes, it's just text editing. While there are some new features that crop up from time to time as new tools or formats come along, the basic complexities of text manipulation have been pretty well figured out and solutions implemented for a long time. This is the reason why emacs and vi/m remain so successful, because they remain a collective memory of decades worth of solutions to text manipulation challenges (just as Linux is a collective memory of solutions to computing challenges). There's a whole world "in" there, it just takes a bit of devotion to explore it.
There have not been "superior" alternatives to both. There have been attempts to try to because emacs and vi have steep learning curves. The alternatives have invariably fallen short, however, because while you can dumb down an interface, you lose that ability to effectively tap into that vast pool of solutions emacs and vi offer. You also loose the efficiency gain from their ui philosophy, which may have originated in the 70's low-bandwidth terminal mentality, but guess what, it's still just text on the screen and those old mentalities still have more relevance than you may understand.
The alternatives also all tend to fail to capture the full scope of the capabilities that emacs and vi offer. Someone further up the thread called them 'esoteric'. If your job is to manipulate text all day long, those 'esoteric' factors can have a tremendous impact on your effectiveness.
Muscle memory is, indeed part of it, but not the full story. Its about effective use of my time. It's not that people that use emacs or vi are "thinking to hard", its that people who aren't are working too hard and maybe haven't though enough. While you're scratching your head and waving your mouse pointer around trying to find the right menu to do open to reveal some set of options from which you have to choose which one might or might not fully do the text manipulation task you need it to do, I've already done exactly what I wanted to do with a few keystrokes. The next time it needs to be done, you'll still be wandering through your menus, and it will still just be a few keystroke for me (possibly fewer if I've made a macro). Its about investing the time to learn from the folks that already figured it out, and having a system that makes future repetition of that process as streamlined as possible.
Oh, and universality... you may think Unix is niche, but there sure seems to be a lot of it around. It's pretty hard to find one that doesn't have vi, emacs, or both on it. Macs are also niche, I guess, but there again you'll find vi and emacs just a terminal prompt away. Maybe your world is Windows-centric. I'm sorry, but even there you can easily download either. The investment made in learning the capabilities of either are useable on any system you might encounter. There are few (if any) alternatives that can make the same claim and offer the same features.
...profit? (1880 comments)
I find it surprising that someone doesn't see this as an opportunity. Many of the respondents in this thread have indicated they use Macs now at home. Those that don't seem to do so more out of a political/religious dislike for the company rather than an actual preference for the functionality of Windows over OSX in all areas but gaming. To me, though, a solid financial management tool really stands out as a missing piece of Mac software. That and a Visio-type tool, which someone mentioned further up the thread, seem to be open doors for someone to come in and make a good product and profit.
Dumbed-down indeed. (302 comments)
Readers of Slashdot use WYSIWYG word processors? I thought we gave only grief and ridicule to anyone who wasn't still using ed to write TeX for all of their office documents. The idea of using various too-brightly colored squares to interface with text does strike me a ludicrous, but then I've been criticized before for using LaTeX (a real geek wouldn't rely on someone else's macros, but would have rolled their own).
Re:@cmdrtaco has only 250 followers? (105 comments)
Maybe in Twitter, but just casually glancing around a bit I see
BTW, nice score on the press creds, Taco. Have a great time. Hope the weather clears and they get that thing off the ground.
Re:three points (901 comments)
I have long discounted Free/Open Source software for productivity tools.
I don't completely discount them, as there are some (Firefox and Chrome, for example) that surpass their non-FOSS counterparts. Of course I'm being generous in considering browsers "productivity" tools, but they can be in a work environment where the applications are heavily web-based. Sadly, none of the FOSS attempts at spreadsheets has been able to truly match Excel, and even non-FOSS competitors (Numbers, which I have made honest attempts to switch to) fall short. In many office environments, spreadsheets are too much of a core component to overlook, and seemingly minor issues of missing functionality, when encountered regularly in a "why won't this do what I know the other program will" kind of way adds up quickly to equal major user dissatisfaction.
...Usability is not something you can do as an afterthought. Either you have it designed in from the start, or it won't be there.
I very much agree. While I've been impressed with the strides made by Ubuntu, it still lacks a lot of the intuitive usability you get from OS X or even Windows. Its hard for many
and poor interoperability."
While many in this thread have scoffed at the idea of drivers remaining an issue, and perhaps they are for printing, I have had several generations of great scanners now that never did and never will work with Linux. It is very frustrating in an office environment to have the need to do something trivial, like scan a document, and be told that it isn't possible because the correct drivers don't exist. Could you please wait a few months for someone in your IT department to try their hand at coding a driver and then try to scan again? Maybe they could have simply gone out and purchased the right scanner hardware. I'm guessing there are some pieces of software out there for Linux that make document capturing easy to use, but I've never seen them because I've never managed to get that far before the need to get the job done overcame my stubbornness for doing it in Linux.
Re:mobile app... Charmin (86 comments)
Umm, that would be the "SitOrSquat: Bathroom Finder" app [http://www.sitorsquat.com/sitorsquat/mobile/index], sponsored by Charmin.
MS "fuzzing" Pwn2Own results? (522 comments)
How is Microsoft's response here not them trying desperately to spin their way past the latest Pwn2Own results from CanSecWest? Safari, Firefox and IE8 all went down pretty quickly. Chrome wasn't even attempted. Nobody there had a way to take it down. Money was left on the table.
( http://dvlabs.tippingpoint.com/blog/2010/02/15/pwn2own-2010 )
Microsoft's response?
First claim that Windows 7 isn't really meant to prevent you from hacking into it.
( http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9174309/Microsoft_defends_Windows_7_security_after_Pwn2Own_hacks )
Then try to convince people Chrome is somehow worse.
Seem's like that makes your choice to either accept that a company like Google knows what information you're looking for [turn off the option, heck even use a different browser. I'm sure they can figure it out anyway.] or letting random anyhacker access ALL the data on your system.
I'll take option A thanks.
Re:Errh, a 3rd server anyone? (683 comments)
You deserve a mod point, not that I have one handy.
Re:Passwd is not the solution (135 comments)
You do not know what you are talking about.
While that might be "a" way to change the password, the MobileTerminal program provides a convenient shell from which passwd works just fine. It is strongly recommended that the root and the "mobile" accounts' passwords are changed from their default. Instructions for doing so abound even with screen shots for people who can't be bothered to read. While there is the "hassle" of having to install MobileTerminal, I'm not sure this is really too much trouble for someone that has gone to the effort to jailbreak in the first place.
That being said, Saurik should be able to make the installation process for OpenSSH ask the user to change the passwords. It also should not be enabled by default, or turn itself back on after it is turned off (in my experience the OpenSSH program has a tendency to do both).
Re:Crash! (146 comments)
Shut up, Steve, and go back to figuring out how to get people to think that Windows 7 is as cool as Binging things on their Zune.
School & Sports ?? (276 comments)
It might make an interesting study to compare the success of kids with "late" birthdays who started on-time/early versus those who had to wait an extra year.
I thought I'd heard of a similar study where kids with winter birth dates excelled at sports because they tended to miss cut-off dates for teams, and therefore were older, larger, faster, and more mature than the kids they were teamed with each year. This leads to them getting more time handling the ball as they grow up.
You are illiterate (921 comments)
Seriously. If you can't read well written cursive then you shouldn't just "feel" illiterate, you should acknowledge that you are, in fact, not literate. At least in my opinion.
illiterate - 2.a. Marked by inferiority to an expected standard of familiarity with language and literature. (Source: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/illiterate)
This leads to the discussion of whether or not reading and writing in cursive is an "expected standard of familiarity." I believe that it is. It might be argued, however, that our society either no longer expects -- or expects but no longer requires -- the capability to read and write script. Perhaps it is most accurate to say that true English language literacy (both using cursive and spelling as examples) is no longer required for adequate social acceptance and job performance due to the capability of our machines to be literate for us.
Re:Too deep... (169 comments)
Except that according to the wiki page on the ship (already linked above) the draft of the Vandenberg is 24' and it's 71.5' wide. Add to that a significant amount of freeboard and superstructure (judging by the picture). Not sure how close that would put the top of the ship to standard recreational diving limits (~60') but PADI Advanced Open Water (AOW) cert allows for diving up to ~100' and the "deep diver" certifications (130') putting most of the ship within reach.
Re:Was the racist overtone intended??? (198 comments)
Perhaps I just read it differently, but I think you're projecting "racism" where none was intended.
Internet usage penetration by population is still tends to be larger in countries with Euro-Centric histories. Isn't UNESCO headquarters also in Europe?
My take on the GP's statement was that it is unsurprising that European texts are more largely represented at first in terms of quantity that have been digitized. Would it be "racist" to point out the fact that the WDL was based on work already started by the [US] Library of Congress (which is probably a bit Euro-heavy).
When looked at in terms of potential for being added to the collection, I would think that the current amount of current Middle Eastern texts is indeed "paltry", and it was correctly pointed out that the percentages should change as the project grows. With the heavy financial contributions coming from the Middle East, the vast potential for ancient material from both there and from East Asia yet to be digitized, and the internet usage number (especially in E. Asia), I'd think those numbers should be very different before long.
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Duncan Lee, in the August 2006 supplement to the Coin Dealer Newsletter, makes an understatement. "There exists some confusion regarding the status of originals and restrikes, and much more research in this area is required. However, most reverse[s] seen have been from the same dies as the proof 1859 specimen."
Lee gives no diagnostics for the proof 1859 reverse, and the cataloger again turns to Bowers' useful silver dollar Encyclopedia. He lists two proof dies for 1859, one as "no description on hand" and the other as "reverse 2 of 1858." Bowers' proof reverse 2 for 1858 includes a diagnostic that matches the present example. There is a light inner circle on the denticles above the NI in UNITED. A faint die line passes downward through several vertical stripes within the eagle's shield, which matches a diagnostic given for Bowers' 1852 proof variety 3.
If the reverse die is the same as that used to strike 1859 proofs, then the present piece is probably a restrike, as stated by the NGC insert. But as Bowers wrote in 1993, "more than for any other date in the Liberty Seated series dated in the 1850s, research [of proof restrikes] needs to be done on the 1852."
Most collectors of proof Seated dollars choose to collect one of each date, and are uninterested in gathering duplicates from a different reverse die. Collectors instead seek a single, high quality specimen. This lovely near-Gem will satisfy any numismatist, since it lacks abrasions and features original and attractive peripheral forest-green, rose-red, and autumn-gold toning. Mild cameo contrast is evident, and imperfections are limited to the strike, which is slightly soft on the stars and the eagle's left (facing) ankle. Census: 6 in 64, 2 finer (2/08).
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James Edward "Jim" Ligon, 88, of Benton, passed away into the arms of the Lord early Sunday, July 13, 2014, after a brief illness. He was born May 19, 1926, in Yazoo City, MS to the late Fred and Rosa Ligon. He was a retired mechanical contractor, owner of Ligon Plumbing & Heating Co., past president of the Arkansas Mechanical Contractors Association, and a member of First Baptist Church-Benton. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife of sixty-six years, Jean (Roberson) Ligon.
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Re:I often disagree with RMS, but... (476 comments)
Prove it!
Typical British government rubbish (278 comments)
This entire scheme is crazy. Why?
Number one: not everyone has a computer in the UK believe it or not, particularly the over 40's.
Number two: every government run JobXYZ service only has minimum wage crap which is usually supported by government schemes or has chains of hundreds of applicants. Hiding these jobs behind a web site is just going to hide the problem.
Number three: it's obviously a cost cutting exercise so they can stick some more booths in the JobCentre sites and get rid of more staff.
Number four: There aren't actually enough positions to fill in the UK. We've automated or contracted everything out to other countries. People will be unemployed as they are not needed to keep the cogs oiled. Solving the employment problem in the UK is only possible by loom smashing now.
Number five: the government manage to screw up every IT project out there. This will be another victim.
Re:Why emulate? (254 comments)
Actually the reason calculators still exist is that you can just use them without booting up, updating, installing etc. Its the same reason you have a television still rather than just using a computer to do the job. If calculators ever disappear, then this planet is doomed.
Terrible solutions have been proposed (254 comments)
Realistically, CAS functionality is easier on paper and do you really need graphing? If you actually know what you are doing, pen, paper and a 15 year old Casio scientific is enough for pretty much everything. Failing that, grab a TI Nspire CAS. Very fast, does more than a TI84 or TI89. I use an HP50g myself but that's a different beast and my primary use case is RPL. Don't use a computer - you can't just grab it, use it and put it down.
Re:Not actually 70/30 (724 comments)
Because it's harder to retrospectively fuck you over then as a license holder.
As much as I hate Microsoft... (724 comments)
As much as I hate Microsoft, I'm behind them here. Perhaps they should just drop all their apps suddenly and promote the Android and Windows Phone versions?
Blocked on O2 (132 comments)
It's blocked on O2.
My contract is up on 19th January. I will vote with my feet. I'll switch to Andrews & Arnold who publicly state that they don't censor, filter and track. It's a whopping £4 a month more.
firewalls! (104 comments)
Everyone knows about the holes, including the manufacturers. They're designed to operate on controlled, private networks. Every time someone gets hacked, they should go after the implementors, not the vendors as they should factor security onto their site designs. I'm not excusing the manufacturers, just people need to know this is engineering and not infosec - people buy black boxes which do stuff and that's all that matters to them.
Why did you insist on Amazon integration? (319 comments)
Why did you insist on integrating Amazon searches into the product despite users' concerns and complaints to the contrary? A large body of users including myself consider this to be abhorrent and a step back to the dark ages of sponsored software (remember Bonzi Buddy)?
Re:No surprise there (263 comments)
Ha I actually weed myself. Thats the price of getting old.
Re:Wtf has capitalism got to do with it? (222 comments)
Considering the economic model drives the social outcome, particularly where capital is pushed to controlling class, I'm pretty much on the dot. I did economics back in the distant past, so I'm not ignorant of how everything slots together.
These firms are very quiet about what they really do. The job description, company web site and agent were all pointing to something different. They were also pretty much avoiding trying to tell me what the job involved as well.
Oh the shock of the moral high ground.
Re:I could have worked for one of these outfits (222 comments)
You've obviously never been interrogated by customs then even if you've done nothing?
don't you have ovens? (164 comments)
What's the deal with turkey fryers? I've always done them in the oven.
Re:I could have worked for one of these outfits (222 comments)
Well not strictly true. I'm not sure the Western propaganda is "fit for purpose" and derives from the cold war paranoia. They did some horrible things (just like the US and UK governments for example and the whole perpetual state of war), but they were mostly quite reasonable apparently[1]. My father, an ex East German shouted much worse things than that at them in 1976 after pissing up the side of a Stasi vehicle and getting arrested. As a repeated offender, he was gently booted over the border to West Germany then to the UK and lived in relative comfort until I came along and ruined it for him! He's always bitter that they kept his television as it took him 5 years to save up for it.
[1] My comment towards the prospective employer was to rile them up about it rather than be factual.
Re:I could have worked for one of these outfits (222 comments)
Hardly. If you read about the Stasi, they were actually a self-perpetuating elite rather than state police. The moment you give anyone power, they devolve into an elite. It's an unfortunate part of human nature.
Re:I could have worked for one of these outfits (222 comments)
Yes. I can see the religious programming now:
"Looks like Bin Laden" - HRESULT_FULL_CAVITY_SEARCH
"Has hook instead of hand" - HRESULT_FULL_CAVITY_SEARCH
"Darker than a bag of flour" - HRESULT_FULL_CAVITY_SEARCH
"Has Koran instead of Bible" - HRESULT_FULL_CAVITY_SEARCH
"Has Casio F91-W watch" - HRESULT_STRAIGHT_TO_GITMO
Re:Wtf has capitalism got to do with it? (222 comments)
In a capitalist society, a divide develops and society falls into those who control and those who are controlled. This software exists to enable and reinforce that divide by criminalising people.
Regarding maturity, do you find it unacceptable that someone should be principled and express that verbally? Sometimes "fuck you" is the best answer.
I could have worked for one of these outfits (222 comments)
A couple of years ago I went for an interview for one of these companies rather naively. Their product wasn't described as profiling, surveillance or monitoring but "adaptive security". After I finally cut through all the bullshit and worked out what they were actually selling, I bailed on it (with a proverbial "fuck you stasi bastards" and loss of the job agent). However I couldn't help noticing one thing:
The management staff were utterly convinced that this was the best way to go and that the entire world's problems were going to be solved by profiling in this way. I'm not talking about it being the marketing pitch, but actually some kind of crazy psychopathic paranoia about their own mortality in the hands of terrorists. I cannot fathom how these guys actually operate with this mindset at all. It was rather shocking actually and has permanently destroyed my acceptance of capitalism. It was literally like OCP or Weyland corporation were real for a few minutes.
Someone needs to legislate this out of existence because we're fucked if society ends up at the hands of nutjobs like them.
I'm not sure I give much of a crap (179 comments)
It has been proven recently that the whole WinTel PC thing and the associated lock in is on its way out as UEFI Secure Boot would be as well. ARM and Linux is where everything appears to be heading. Look at all the Android tablets and phones, Chromebook, Raspberry Pi, Beagleboard etc. Even Apple is rumored to be looking at ARM for newer laptops and are throwing their own cores together.
It's only a matter of time...
Re:Paid off or what? (215 comments)
Metro is a disaster. Its a land grab/app store/advertising platform/cloud lock in spun as a major operating system upgrade. And they have the fucking cheek to ship it with our 800GBP server licenses. and I haven't even started on how shitty it is to use (I've used it for three months solid - it doesn't grow on you, well it does if you compare it to a wart.or a cancerous growth). For those of us who don't give a shit about 20fps, its a ball and chain.


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SiSoft Sandra (System ANalyser, Diagnostic and Reporting Assistant) is a synthetic Windows benchmark that features different tests used to evaluate different PC subsystems.
At defaults there are only a few points between the 2 CPU's. At identical clock speeds, the CPU performance between Core 2 Duo and Core 2 Extreme are identical. When at max speed Core 2 Extreme manages to gain some breathing room.
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A new TV show attempts to curb crime. The reinstatement of a shoot-to-kill police policy is debated, with killings by police at a ten-year high. An order for Airbus planes exceeds the defense budget. Charges are dropped against white students who urinated into food served to black cleaners. Nearly one in three women are infected with HIV. The Caster Semenya Support Task Team wants an apology for South Africa. Manufacturing and retail sales are down. Beer sales fall three percent. And the nation's capitol will be referred to as "Tshwane" at the World Cup.
Top News: After recently issued crime statistics showed that some violent crimes, including home robberies, actually increased in the previous year, South Africa's police forces vowed to get tough on criminals. First step: a new crime prevention TV show. Meanwhile, the debate continued over the reinstatement of a shoot-to-kill policy for police officers. President Jacob Zuma supports it, but the timing couldn't be worse. The policy comes after police accidentally shot and killed a young woman, mistaking her for a carjacker.
A new study revealed that killings by police are at a 10-year high, with a level close to those reached in 1976 at the height of a wave of anti-apartheid riots. During the past fiscal year, police killed 556 people, including 32 innocents, according to a study by the Independent Complaints Directorate.
Jackie Selebi, the country's former top cop, is currently on trial for corruption. The state's main witness in the trial is Selebi's former friend, a convicted drug lord who is also accused of murdering a mining magnate and who has admitted to lying "from time to time."
South Africa's parliament got a shocker when it was told that the cost for eight Airbus military freight planes it ordered from Airbus had almost tripled from $2.4 billion to $6.4 billion, a sum that is superior to South Africa's annual defense budget. The manufacturer of the A400M planes denied the price increase was that high but refused to disclose the exact price tag, saying negotiations with the South African government were ongoing. The increase seems to be due in part to maintenance costs that hadn't been factored in initially.
Jonathan Jansen, the first black Vice-Chancellor of the University of the Free State, stirred a contentious debate when he decided to withdraw charges against four white students who had urinated in the food served to the university's black cleaners. The racist incident, which was filmed, shocked a nation eager to move toward a non-racist society. The ruling African National Congress condemned Jansen's move, saying it would not lead to reconciliation, but harden racial attitudes around the country.
The prevalence of HIV infections among South African pregnant women appears to be stabilizing, but remains shockingly high, according to a new survey. According to data released by the health ministry, the incidence of HIV among pregnant women dropped only slightly to 29.3 percent last year, compared with 29.4 percent in 2007.
After tackling chronic unemployment and poverty, returning the country to economic growth and solving South Africa's health crisis, the ruling party has added a new challenge to its long list of priorities: supporting Caster Semenya, the South African runner whose gender has been questioned. The ANC created the Caster Semenya Support Task Team whose first task will be to call on the International Association of Athletics Federations to apologize to the nation for a botched gender verification process that has affected "the entire leadership of the country negatively." Official results of the gender tests conducted on the runner, who won the 800-meter race at the world championships this summer, haven't been released yet.
Money: The latest government statistics appeared to dash hopes that the end to South Africa's first recession in 17 years was just around the corner. Statistics South Africa said that manufacturing output dropped 15 percent in August, compared with the same month last year. The trend is still going downward as manufacturing had decreased a more modest 13.7 percent in July.
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