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Manufacturing Sector Grows in December
January 3, 2011 6:36 am | by Material Handling Industry of America | CommentsEconomic activity in the manufacturing sector expanded in December for the 17th consecutive month, and the overall economy grew for the 20th consecutive month, according to the latest Manufacturing ISM Report On Business®. Manufacturing continued
Boston Scientific Completes Sale of Neurovascular Business
January 3, 2011 6:35 am | by Boston Scientific | CommentsCompany prepays $600 million of debt
Penn Medicine Researcher Receives $6 Million Grant for Cardiovascular Disease Study
January 3, 2011 6:34 am | by University Of Pennsylvania | CommentsAn international team of researchers led by Daniel J. Rader, MD, associate director of Penn Medicine's Institute for Translational Medicine and Therapeutics, has received a $6 million grant from the Paris-based Fondation Leducq to study the molecular genetics of atherosclerotic...
Medical Device Technology Forecast 2008
January 3, 2011 6:31 am | by U.S. Food & Drug Administration | CommentsThe primary purpose of the forecast is to help CDRH (and other medical device stakeholders) prepare for pioneering products that will pose new scientific questions and regulatory issues during the next decade. This preview it provides is intended to...
Sun Healthcare buys Countryside Hospice
January 3, 2011 5:45 am | by The Associated Press | CommentsHealth care facility operator Sun Healthcare Group Inc. said Monday it completed the buyout of Countryside Hospice Care Inc. for an undisclosed amount.Countryside is a privately-held, Medicare-certified hospice company based in Anniston, Ala. It provides services to about 200 hospice patients...
Medco Health says MemberHealth agreement will end
January 3, 2011 5:45 am | by The Associated Press | CommentsPharmacy benefits manager Medco Health Solutions Inc. said Monday its agreement with a subsidiary of insurer Universal American to provide Medicare Part D prescription benefits management will end Dec. 31, 2011.The Franklin Lakes, N.J., company said the end of the contract with MemberHealth LLC...
Infant hydrocephalus, seasonal and linked to farm animals in Uganda(2)
January 3, 2011 5:37 am | by EurekAlert | Comments(Penn State) Hydrocephalus in Ugandan children and other developing countries is seasonal, linked to farm animals and in part, caused by previous bacterial infection, according to an international team of researchers from Uganda and the United States, who believe that the best...
How to Stick to New Year's Resolutions(2)
January 3, 2011 5:36 am | by Massachusetts Institute of Technology | CommentsSocial media, Wi-Fi gadgets and a sense of shame keep people motivated.
Genocea lands a massive $35M Series B round
January 3, 2011 5:36 am | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | CommentsGenocea Biosciences Inc., a Cambridge biotech working on novel vaccines for diseases like herpes and malaria, has taken a huge second funding round, pulling in $35 million in Series B financing and adding Johnson & Johnson Development Corp. to its roster of backers.
Samsung, Elpida and Tohoku Univ Discuss 3D IC at RTI Conference(2)
January 3, 2011 5:36 am | by I-Micronews | CommentsAt the recent RTI 3-D Architectures for Semiconductor Integration and Packaging Conference in Burlington CA we had the chance to discuss 3D technology with experts from Samsung, Elpida and Tohoku University.
IBM and TSMC Discuss 3D IS vs Scaling(2)
January 3, 2011 5:36 am | by I-Micronews | CommentsAt the RTI 3-D Architectures for Semiconductor Integration and Packaging Conference in Burlingame CA Subramanian Iyer, IBM Fellow and Douglas Yu, Sr Director of Interconnect and Packaging for TSMC offered their thoughts on the coming era of 3D IC.
IQuum adds $1M loan for biological platform
January 3, 2011 5:35 am | by Mass High Tech: The Journal of New England Technology | CommentsMarlborough-based IQuum Inc. has raised a $1 million debt financing, per a regulatory filing, for its rapid testing platform that can be used to quickly analyze a raw biological sample such as whole blood or plasma.
Reform Adds Up to Less Revenue for Health Care Groups(2)
January 3, 2011 5:34 am | by San Diego Business Journal | CommentsOverhauling the nation's health care system will cause reductions in revenues - in the form of reimbursement cuts by the government and insurers likely to reduce payments to providers - for the county's major health care organizations, local executives say.
Acetadote (acetylcysteine) Injection: Recall - Particulate Matter Found in a Small Number of Vials(2)
January 3, 2011 5:30 am | by U.S. Food & Drug Administration | Comments6 lots of Acetadote is being recalled as a precautionary measure based on observed particulate matter found in a small number of vials.
Venture-Backed Acquisitions Break All-Time Annual Record; Driven by Chinese Companies, Number of IPOs at Highest Quarterly Level Since 2000
January 3, 2011 4:51 am | CommentsVenture-backed company exit activity was driven by a record-breaking M&A market and the biggest quarter for IPOs since the third quarter of 2000, according to the Exit Poll report by Thomson Reuters and the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA). The fourth quarter ended with 32...


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"Great fun"
Not a sequel, and not Jane Austen - but so what. Fun story, great to visit back with the characters from Pride and Prejudice. Clever references to other Austen works. Not usually a big mystery fan, but this was a great listen.
"Not his best"
I usually love Pat Conroy, but this one is much tamer than previous books, and it dragged a bit. Characters are simplistic stereotypes drawn from the headlines. The magic of the low country does not shine through here.
"unrelentingly grim"
Great concept, but so little humor, hope or redemption that it makes a tough listen.
"silly and fun"
a farce and a mystery all in one. Very fun for a driving listen
Tedious to the end. Characters full of self-absorbed angst and not much else.
"just ok"
Implausible plot turns, but nicely moving story line. The characters are one-dimensional and the imagery a bit heavy-handed. I thought the narrator does a poor job of the main character's voice, and of the Seattle Parisian refugee whose accent is more New York German immigrant. This was rather distracting.
"good listen for a car ride"
Well-developed characters. Interesting story line without too much complexity. Narrator does a nice job with voices. Dakota character seems more like 10 than 13 (particularly for an only child growing up in NYC). This one is like a good friend telling you a long story during a long drive. Entertaining but not life-changing. Great way to pass the time.
Tiresome. Trite. Dimestore philosophy and literary references that add nothing to story. A few cute scenes and characters wrapped around sentimental cliche.
"Entertaining but no surprises"
Light listen for that long car ride. Well-developed characters but a predictable plot and a little preachy on the thinly veiled space exploration political agenda. Interesting view into the aerospace industry and first person descriptions of space travel.
"go see the movie instead"
Listening to this makes you appreciate the great editing and screenwriting that went into making the movie great. Tedious and not funny.

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For 2014 Weber brought back the 14.5" compact version of their popular Smokey Mountain Series. WSMs are high quality, charcoal fueled, bullet-shaped smokers. They are often seen competing head to head with large commercial cookers at practically every competition. And winning. They take very little time to master, and there are a lot of tricks the experts use to produce incredible food... Read More
Blackstone Patio Oven
Blackstone's Patio Oven is propane powered outdoor oven on four heavy casters, (2 locking). The powerful 60,000 BTU gas output is housed in a dome topped pizza oven with an open front. A round ceramic pizza stone rests above the flame and another ceramic plate is positioned above the cook surface in the dome to radiate heat back down... Read More
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Bravo Sports says this item has been discontinued as of 2014. Too bad, it is a unique and well thought out product. Many retailers are still selling them so who knows what the future may bring. Here's our review... Read More
Camerons Original Stovetop Smoker
Put two spoonsful of hickory sawdust in Camerons' stainless steel pan, put the drip pan on top of the sawdust, put the non-stick rack on top of that, and put the meat on the rack. Slide the lid on, turn your exhaust fan on high, turn the burner on high, and in about 30 minutes you have smoked, moist meat... Read More
Char Broil 2-Burner Classic
You don't get much more basic than Char-Broil's 2-Burner Classic. It's small in size and price. The two 13,250 BTU stainless steel main burners actually have a bit higher output than many comparable grills. Ignition is piezo electric. The housing is porcelain coated steel and grates are porcelain coated steel rods... Read More
Char-Broil CB500X Portable Charcoal Grill
The Char-Broil CB500X Portable Charcoal Grill is a scaled down version of its big brother, the 940X. The 500X has the same black powder coated steel body, pre-seasoned cast iron grates, adjustable height coal grate and front access ash/coal door... Read More
Char-Broil Table Top Gas Grill
Char-Broil's Table Top Gas Grill is a burner in a box. Lightweight and inexpensive with a single, 11,000 BTU burner that is fueled by 16.4 oz. or 14.1 oz. propane cylinders. Lightweight is the operative word which is good for portability, not so good for durability. Thin metal all the way around, chrome plated grate and wire legs that fold up to secure the lid for easy transport... Read More
Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Gourmet 2-Burner
This 2-Burner is the smallest Char-Broil Gourmet grill. A good choice for environments with limited space like an apartment patio. The side tables fold down and the grill can be rolled out of the way when not in use... Read More
Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Patio Bistro Electric Grill
Suitable for small environments and/or small capacity cooking needs. This electric cooker is particularly useful for people in apartments or condos that don't allow any device with an open flame to be used outdoors. It has a single, 1,750 watt electric burner that plugs into a standard 120V outlet. The round porcelain coated grate is a one piece design... Read More
George Foreman 15 Serving Indoor/Outdoor Grill
The George Foreman 15 Serving Indoor/Outdoor Grill is an attractive electric cooker that can be used as a tabletop grill, or freestanding grill by mounting it on an included pedestal. A non-stick ribbed griddle cook surface has a slightly indented center to channel grease into a removable grease cup concealed inside. The cook surface is removable and dishwasher safe... Read More
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I couldn't care less who could care more about this than I already don't. ;p
Shouldn't it be Ms. Rittenberry? If she identifies as a woman, as you mention, then you should use the correct forms of address and pronoun.
So I suppose now in every state that "protects" marriage, every couple applying for a marriage license will have to have a state-appointed doctor check to make sure they've got opposite bits? Or will they only require it in cases where the clerk at city hall isn't so sure?
oh, i know it's an idiom, heimdall. i just think the idiom was supposed to be based around "couldn't", and that the use of "could" instead is a bastardization that undermines the original intended meaning. i could be wrong, though.
Heimdal, check out the ghastly divorce rate in the Bible Belt; they've got more than enough marriage- protecting to do right there at home. And it tickles me that Massachusetts - the Devil's Playground - is always at or near the bottom of divorce rates.
Bampbs, I don't know but I hope someone from DIA plays Mencken.
atoms, it's that crazy idiom thang.
But it reminds me: is the proof in the pudding, or is the proof of the pudding in the eating?
Personally, I could give a sh**, err, couldn't give a sh**, err...
Austin, thank you for reading everything so we don't have to.
I wondered about something similar here. For every other legal purpose, California says that gender is a matter of self-identification. I understand there's no equality, but I wonder why a Californian couldn't claim another gender in order to marry.
The scene in the 30-second bunny version of Brokeback Mountain where one bunny says "I ain't gay" before both bunnies roll around together vaulted to mind. I cain't he'p it.
"could care less"? that seems to mean that people do care to some degree, because there is a lesser degree of interest that they could exhibit...
i thought the appropriate phrase to denote apathy was "couldn't care less", as an inability to care any less than you do would indicate that you do not care at all.
I guess we'll all just have to wait until Tennessee Scopes this out. Who'll play Bryan ? Who'll play Darrow ? Pop that popcorn !
Once again I ask, how does more marriage undermine the institution of marriage? How does this line of "reasoning" make sense?
And why don't the anti-gay-marriage bigots work as hard to fight divorce as they do to prevent gay people from increasing the ranks of the married? If there's anything -- ANYTHING -- that does more to undermine marriage than divorce, I'd like to hear about it.
If you want to protect marriage, pick the right battles to fight!
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Sharing is caring—at least that's what those creepy anthropomorphized Care Bears used to say—and in the app world this week, those sentiments are particularly true.
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Your phone is probably full of apps. And that's great! Apps are fun! But having a million of 'em is less fun when you need to get to a specific one, and right quick. A new Android app called Cover's got your back though, and can turn your lockscreen into a simple menu of only what you need right now. » 10/24/13 1:00pm 10/24/13 1:00pm
I don't know if I'm more sick of this Gotye song or that Call Me Maybe song (though Gangnam Style is quickly catching up to both of them) but this is actually pretty freaking cool: a bunch of old computer parts—hardrives, scanners, etc—combine to sing the song, 'Somebody That I Used to Know' by Gotye. » 9/29/12 3:00am 9/29/12 3:00am
Think Microsoft Surface is the only one that gets to have fun with a keyboard hidden in the tablet's cover? Hell naw, quoth Archos. The Gen10 XS Tablet is bringing some old-style clickity-clack to the tablet game. If only they'd made it, you know, work. » 8/22/12 12:15pm 8/22/12 12:15pm
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Maybe if you had a free weekend and Mjǫllnir, hammer of Thor, you could crack Corning's Gorilla Glass. But that's a made-up thing! And this stuff is impervious to the very real threats of key scratching and localized pressure. » 1/07/10 6:43pm 1/07/10 6:43pm
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The whole idea of "administrative law" — regulations with the force of law promulgated by executive agencies pursuant to powers delegated by Congress — squares uneasily at best with the Constitution and its scheme of separated powers. Obamacare presents us with a case study that amounts to a reductio ad absurdum. The agencies promulgating Obamacare regulations will produce a code that rivals the United States Code in length and complexity. »
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Whatever happened to baby pain? I mean, has the the Obama administration's ludicrous "accommodation" of the Church's opposition to the compelled provision of free contraception, sterilization and abortifacients resolved the serious constitutional affront involved? Or has it thrown one more into the mix? Somehow the Democrat Media Axis has transformed the discussion into something else entirely. I've been looking for a copy of the regulation enacting the "accommodation" and requiring »
Adventures in Ad Law, cont'd
Attorney Mark Leach writes from Louisville in response to "Adventures in Ad Law, cont'd": While the focus on the HHS mandate under Obamacare has focused on "free" birth control, that same regulation also requires insurance companies to provide as of August 1, 2012, no-cost prenatal testing for genetic and developmental conditiosn. As I've written in the column linked below, and further at the link to Hugh's blog and the Washington »
Adventures in Ad Law, cont'd
The whole idea of "administrative law" — regulations with the force of law promulgated by executive agencies pursuant to powers delegated by Congress — squares uneasily at best with the Constitution and its scheme of separated powers. Obamacare presents us with a case study that amounts to a reductio ad absurdum. The agencies promulgating Obamacare regulations will produce a code that rivals the United States Code in length and complexity. »
Adventures in administrative law
Observers commenting on the administration's latest improvisations in Obamacare have generally relied on the cheat sheet issued by the Department of Health and Human Services this past Thursday. The cheat sheet summarizes regulations promulgated by the Department. In his Forbes column "Government takeover," Avik Roy posts a link to the regulations (interim final rule) here. The regulations are an unusual exercise in rule by decree. Cloaked in an air of »
Adventures in administrative law
The Wall Street Journal devotes an editorial to the latest decree promulgated by Queen Seeb and the powers-that-be in the Obama administration: Late Thursday, the Health and Human Services Department suddenly released a new regulation that explains "there have been unforeseen barriers to enrollment on the exchanges." The passive voice is necessary because the barriers are all the result of politically driven delays, the botched website and the exchanges that »
Adventures in administrative law, cont'd
FNC's Wendell Goler asked Obama administration flack Jay Carney about the Obama administration's suspension of the Obamacare employer mandate for one year. The Obamacare statute expressly provides a commencement date of January 1, 2014. Whence the legal authority on the part of the president to postpone it? The video of Goler's exchange with Carney is below. Goler asks a good question, one directly raised by Michael McConnell's Wall Street Journal »
Adventures in Obamacare
With a background in designing and building networks for financial clients and in technology consulting for small firms, among other ventures, Megan McArdle has had an eye on the technical issues raised by the rollout of Obamacare since they first came to view. Her Bloomberg View column is the column of the day on the technical issues that are in the news. She writes: Insurers began warning in 2012 that »
Adventures in Obamacare
Yesterday's adventures brought us the appearance of the contractors for the Obamacare Web site that, according to supporters of the law (or "law" or, until recently, sacred "law of the land") has been plagued by a dire combination of glitches and kinks. The contractor witnesses appeared before the House Energy and Commerce Committee. The Wall Street Journal's account of the witnesses' testimony is secured snugly behind the Journal's jealously guarded »
Adventures in Obamacare
The next best thing to clamming up about the serious technical issues that have plagued Healthcare.gov is being interviewed by CNN's Sanjay Gupta about them. Inviting him in for an interview yesterday, Kathleen Sebelius recited the party line on the beauties of Obamacare while testifying that the issues were kept from Obama prior to October 1. It's a good thing she wasn't under oath at the time. CNN reports on »
Adventures in Obamacare
Last week James Taranto declared (facetiously): "There's only one thing that can save ObamaCare now. AN OBAMA SPEECH." It seems that Taranto was on to something. The Washington Post reports (not facetiously): President Obama is expected to address the site's technical problems — "troubles that he and his team find unacceptable" — at a White House event Monday to highlight the law, according to an administration official who spoke on »
Adventures in Obamacare
Two news accounts explore the technical issues that have plagued the rollout of Healthcare.gov since October 1. At the Washington Post, Lena Sun and Scott Wilson take a stab at the story in "Health insurance exchange launched despite signs of serious problems." Over at the Associated Press, Jack Gillum and Julie Pace have "Builders of Obama's Website saw red flags." Both of these stories are superficial and inadequate, but it's »
Adventures in Obamacare
What does HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius have to say about the debacle of open enrollment for Obamacare commencing October 1? Her tour touting open enrollment has featured the disastrous performance of the $500 million Healthcare.gov Web site that is the keystone of open enrollment. In an article behind its jealously guarded subscription paywall, the Wall Street Journal reports: Mrs. Sebelius, the nation's top health official, was in Tampa the other »
Adventures in Obamacare
In this series I've been trying to follow news and columns and editorials that report the unfolding Obamacare disaster. The disaster is just beginning, and the federal Obamacare exchange is just the tip of the proverbial iceberg. Today's Wall Street Journal carries a reported editorial documenting the omertà operative inside the Obama administration with respect to the technical issues bedeviling Healthcare.gov. Kathleen Seblelius and others have clammed up. President Obama »
Adventures in Obamacare
If USA Today reports that the Obamcare exchange is suffering an existential crisis, I think it's fair to say that something is happening here. Kelly Kennedy reports: The federal health care exchange was built using 10-year-old technology that may require constant fixes and updates for the next six months and the eventual overhaul of the entire system, technology experts told USA TODAY. The site could be perfect, but if the »
Adventures in Obamacare
The Wall Street Journal has an important editorial on "Obamacare's black box," commenting on the Healthcare.gov portal brought to us by Obamacare. It usefully summarizes the issues we have sought to document in this series. The Washington Examiner adds an exclamation point to one of question marks behind Healthcare.gov — how many bidders did the government take for the contract to design the site? Answer: It's better not to ask. »
Adventures in Obamacare
With the October 1 rollout of the Healthcare.gov portal for Obamacare, the fun is just beginning. Readers are sampling and experimenting. One of them writes: As you say, the technical issues of Obamacare rollout do not go to the root of the evil. Even so, I decided to have a peek at the site and try to sign on. I gave it up after the first little hiccup, which I »
Adventures in Obamacare [updated]
John Wittman of the House Republican Conference writes to alert us to the release of a video highlighting excerpts of an actual online chat between a potential customer and a customer service representative for Healthcare.gov. For the full chat transcript or to share your story, visit www.gop.gov/YourStory. "Dean" (as the customer service representative was named in the chat window) tells the potential customer not to "lose your sanity over this »
Brief Adventures in Portlandia
If you've ever dropped in for an episode of the IFC channel's cult hit mockumentary "Portlandia" and wondered if Portland, Oregon, is really that wacky-crunchy, the answer is an unqualified Yes it is. Even the trees are green there. You think I joke! The public toilet handles are green—and that's not a joke. Let's see, a place where it rains something like 200 days a year needs to save water? »


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Nick Markakis RF ATL 12 Months
Nick Markakis is nursing some minor shoulder tendinitis.
Markakis won't play Friday but could return to action Saturday in the DH spot. It's not a concern as long as the ailment doesn't get any worse.
Nick Markakis RF ATL 12 Months
Nick Markakis went 4-for-4 with a triple and two doubles as the Orioles crushed the Phillies 15-4 on Friday.
Markakis figured to be the Orioles' leadoff man, but manager Buck Showalter has been giving David Lough a long look in that role this spring. While Markakis hit second behind Lough today, that will be Manny Machado's spot once he's healthy. It makes one wonder just where Markakis might hit to begin the year. He's not going to be much of an asset in homers or steals, so much of his value hinges on him batting high in the lineup and racking up a ton of at-bats in front of superior hitters. He still looks like the best option in the leadoff spot from here.
Nick Markakis RF ATL Jun 24 '79
Nick Markakis homered and singled against the Yankees on Thursday.
The homer off David Huff was just his second in 2 1/2 months. It was a solo shot, of course: he has one multi-RBI game in the last three months (two RBI on Aug. 14).
Nick Markakis RF ATL Jun 23 '79
Nick Markakis is back in the Orioles' starting lineup on Thursday night against the Yankees.
Markakis was on the bench Wednesday because he showed up late to Camden Yards following the birth of his third child. He's batting .271/.323/.357 with nine home runs and 55 RBI in 143 games this season for Baltimore.
Nick Markakis RF ATL Jun 22 '79
Nick Markakis' wife has given birth and the outfielder is hoping to return to the Orioles on Wednesday.
Baltimore is hosting the Yankees, so Markakis presumably could make it to the park. Buck Showalter should apprise the media of his status shortly.
Nick Markakis RF ATL Jun 20 '79
Nick Markakis plans to play on Wednesday, the day his wife is scheduled to have labor induced to deliver the couple's third child.
Baltimore hosts New York on Wednesday. Assuming Markakis is in the lineup, he'll square off against Andy Pettitte.
Nick Markakis RF ATL Jun 16 '79
Nick Markakis is not in the Orioles' starting lineup on Thursday night against the White Sox.
It's just a routine day of maintenance. Michael Morse will start in right field in Markakis' place.
Nick Markakis RF ATL Apr 21 '791 Comment
Nick Markakis has logged a .367/.412/.400 batting line in 34 July plate appearances.
It's nice to see after Markakis limped to a .229 average in June. Owners are no doubt a little disappointed by Markakis' power output in 2013, as he's hit just one home run since June 1 and logged only eight on the season. He's slugging 49 points below his career average.
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I am trying to have tcl escape a string under MSys/MinGW (from mingw.org). The version of tcl comes from mingw.org (via mingw-get, as of Dec 2013).
In bash, I can do it for strings (simplified examples):
printf %q 'a \b $2'
printf '%q' "a \ b \' \" \$2"
which return:
a\ \\b\ \$2
a\ \\b\ \\\'\ \"\ \$2
However, I can't make the second example work inside tclsh or tcl, if the string is stored in a variable or read from file. The things I tried are:
% set s {a \b ' " $2}
% printf %q $s
/usr/bin/printf: %q: invalid conversion specification
child process exited abnormally
(I guess this is caused by the msys printf.exe not playing nicely with tclsh).
%exec bash -c "printf %q $s"
/usr/bin/bash: -c: line 0: unexpected EOF while looking for matching `''
/usr/bin/bash: -c: line 1: syntax error: unexpected end of file
(here, I don't even know how to properly quote $s, considering the single and double quotes inside $s). Any idea how to make this work?
-- Update --
The answer @Donal Fellows works fine for the original string. I have:
% exec bash -c {printf %q "$0"} $s
a\ \\b\ \'\ \"\ \ \$2
But it didn't work for the test string I first encountered. The answer does not seem to work if there is an end-line in the string.
% set s1 {a \b ' "
$2 }
% exec bash -c {printf %q "$0"} $s1
I was expecting something like:
a\ \\b\ \'\ \"\ \n\ \$2
Strangely, the above exec
$'a \\b \' " \n $2 '
which seems to be messed up. There is an unwanted leading $'
, and the double quote "
is not escaped properly. And blanks are not escaped to
as before. Any ideas?
-- Update 2 --
As @Donal Fellows explained, the above string $'a \\b \' " \n $2 '
is a bash special form for quotation. One final question I have is on how to escape/make use of this special form in tcl. For example:
set s { ls
echo '"' }
set ss [exec bash -c {printf %q "$0"} $s]
$' ls\n echo \'"\' '
I could use this special form string in bash (msys/mingw):
eval $' ls\n echo \'"\' '
which executes two lines of commands (ls and echo '"'), and returns, e.g.:
However, I couldn't figure out how to make this work in tclsh.
% exec bash -c {eval $ss}
returns nothing at all. I tried a few other combinations. None worked. Any pointers on how to escape/unescape this one?


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LDS High School (previously known as Latter-day Saints' High School, sometimes spelled Latter-day Saints High School) was a secondary school located in Salt Lake City, Utah operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The school was closely associated with Latter-day Saints' University, the last vestiges of which are now LDS Business College. Both trace their beginnings to the Salt Lake Stake Academy, which started in 1886. The LDS High School name was adopted in 1927.
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Producer: Hazy
Album: Ain't That the Truth
Avg Rating: 3.0 ( 6 votes )
Cruising for chicks, sipping expensive liquors—it's Just Another Night for Roosh Williams. This newly-leaked mixtape standout finds beatsmith Hazy slicing and dicing a sample from Beatles classic I'm Happy Just to Dance With You as the Houston emcee spits an action-packed account of his typical evening out. Digging it? This is just one of many quality cuts in store on Williams' Ain't That the Truth street album, released yesterday and out now online.
Written by richard on 10/25/11
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