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Alumnus Charles Gibbs to be named 'outstanding young lawyer' at MLK breakfast
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A recent Widener Law alumnus will spend part of the Martin Luther King holiday being honored for his leadership and future promise.
The Barristers' Association of Philadelphia will give its 2014 Outstanding Young Lawyer Award to 2010 cum laude graduate Charles M. Gibbs at its annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. memorial breakfast. The event is being held Jan. 20 at the Loews Hotel on Market Street from 8 to 10 a.m.
The award is given to a young attorney who demonstrates competence in the practice of law and concern for his community. Through service, leadership or other activities, the recipient continually improves the perception of lawyers and exemplifies their dual role as passionate advocates and concerned citizens, according to the association.
"I am incredibly humbled and honored to be recognized by my peers," Gibbs said. "Receiving it on Dr. King's holiday reminds me to not only work diligently to be an effective advocate for my clients, but to also contribute to social justice causes as an attorney. Dr. King lent his voice to causes that were not popular in his day and every attorney is required to do the same."
Gibbs, who served as president of the Black Law Students Association while at Widener, went on to say, "My service as a member of the profession began when I worked in the Pennsylvania Civil Clinic, and with BLSA. I'm proud to follow numerous Widener Law alums who contribute to the profession and community."
Gibbs represents plaintiffs and defendants in state and federal courts, in matters involving election law, labor and employment matters, real estate disputes, complex commercial litigation and criminal defense. He also handles zoning and land use matters and local government affairs.He is a member of the St. Paul's Baptist Church Board of Trustees and is chairman of the Board of Trustees for the Philadelphia Electrical and Technology Charter High School.
The Barristers' Association of Philadelphia helps address the professional needs and development of black lawyers in the city of Philadelphia and surrounding areas through programs such as seminars, cultural events and publications. Those who wish to attend the breakfast should click here for more information.


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As Israel celebrates 60 years of nationhood this Thursday, and looks ahead to the next 60 years, the world should appreciate what the Jewish state has accomplished.
Built on the ashes of the Holocaust, Israel's birth was followed by a massive attack from all sides by the surrounding Arab nations. Threatening another genocide, they managed to kill 1 percent of Israel's population, but Israel survived – and even thrived.
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Making Sense of startup
Many modern operating systems are happy to display a "please wait" splash screen while booting--not so with Linux. Unlike other operating systems, Linux is incredibly chatty while it boots, and I'm often asked by new users to explain all the messages that appear during startup. There's a raft of what appears to be random messages, followed by a collection of more ordered messages that appear as each of the operating system services start. If the install/boot went well, these ordered messages are accompanied by a brightly coloured (usually green) OK or DONE. If something goes wrong, the messages usually display FAILED in red. Unfortunately, both the random and the ordered messages disappear off the screen quickly, usually well before a new user has had a chance to read them.
It is possible to view the initial, random messages using the dmesg command. A quick read of the dmesg manpage states that dmesg is a utility that can "print or control the kernel ring buffer". Among other things, the kernel ring buffer is the place where boot messages are logged. The following command line displays the ring buffer's current contents; notice the piping to less, which displays the messages one screen at a time:
dmesg | less
By piping the dmesg command through grep, it is possible to extract some specific data. For instance, use this command line to learn about your system's USB setup (note the -i argument to grep, which instructs the utility to ignore case, allowing USB as well as usb to match):
dmesg | grep -i 'usb'
Replace the filter value to extract other useful information. For example, replacing usb with hd provides information on the hard-disks detected at boot-time. Equally, cpu extracts data on your computer's chip, whereas net extracts data on your network setup. Using scsi displays data on any SCSI devices, including CD-ROMs.
As part of the Linux boot, the init process executes and the operating system enters one of a fixed number of runlevels. The list of runlevels are described at the start of the following configuration file, which is used by the init process:
Typically, as a result of a fresh install, your computer is configured to boot into one of two runlevels, either runlevel 3 or runlevel 5. The former starts Linux in full multiuser mode, presenting a text-based login screen after a successful boot. The latter also starts Linux in full multiuser mode, but a graphical, X11-based login screen is presented. Which option you choose is a personal preference, and your Linux installation program typically lets you choose either a text-based or graphical login to use as the default. The /etc/inittab file indicates on the id line which runlevel currently is the default on your system. As I tend to boot to a text-based login on all my systems, my id line within /etc/inittab looks like this:
If I change the 3 to a 5 and reboot, the graphical, X11-based login screen appears. In order to edit the /etc/inittab file, superuser privilege is required, so remember to log in as root when editing this file.
The purpose of the various runlevels is to arrange for a specific set of services to be started or stopped under certain circumstances. Runlevels exist to reboot and halt the system, in addition to starting services at boot-time. It is these services that relate to the more ordered OK messages displayed at boot-time, as mentioned at the start of this article.
A series of system service scripts exist in the /etc/init.d/ directory. Another collection of subdirectories located under the /etc/rc.d/ directory corresponds to each of the runlevels. Symbolic links within these subdirectories point to the service scripts. By adding/removing symbolic links from the appropriate subdirectory, it is possible to adjust which service scripts execute when Linux enters a specified runlevel. However, doing so manually is often too much work. In my view, it is much better to rely on a semi-automated tool, such as chkconfig, to do the bulk of this work for you.
The chkconfig utility allows you to update and query the runlevel information for your system services. Rather than fiddling with symbolic links, directory entries and service scripts, chkconfig does the fiddling for you. Scripts are added or removed from the appropriate rc subdirectory as needs be, allowing startup services to be controlled more easily.
chkconfig typically resides in the /sbin/ directory, so be sure to issue the following commands as root. To review the entire list of startup services, sorted alphabetically, use this command line:
chkconfig --list | sort | less
A listing of the services appears, each accompanied by an indication as to whether the service is enabled (on) when a particular runlevel is activated or disabled (off). As always, the output is piped to less to stop it scrolling off the screen. It often is useful to determine which of these services are enabled. To do this, filter the output through grep, as follows:
chkconfig --list | sort | grep ':on' | less
In addition to listing the current state of each of the startup services, ckconfig also can switch services on and off, with any changes taking effect after the next boot. This means that if a service is enabled and then is switched off with chkconfig, it remains running until the system reboots. To switch the service off immediately, simply execute the service script (as root), passing the word stop as a command-line parameter. For example, to arrange for the ISDN service to no longer start at boot-time, issue this command:
chkconfig isdn off
his line ensures that the ISDN service is disabled at the next reboot. To turn off the ISDN service without rebooting, use this command:
/etc/init.d/isdn stop
If you haven't switched off the ISDN service with chkconfig, it will restart as part of the next reboot, even though you stopped it by executing the service script. So, to immediately and permanently stop the ISDN service, issue the above commands together:
chkconfig isdn off && /etc/init.d/isdn stop
To control which startup services are enabled at boot-time, work through the list of services identified by chkconfig, switching on those you want enabled and switching off those to be disabled. This is easy to do when using chkconfig, assuming you know what each of the startup services do. If you are unsure, two techniques can help you to learn. The first is straightforward: see if a manpage exists for the service in question. For example, to display the manpage associated with the crond service, issue this command line:
man crond
Assuming the manpage exists, it should provide plenty of information about what the service does. You then can decide if you want the service to start at boot-time and then use chkconfig to enable or disable the service as need be. If no manpage is available (there isn't for the ISDN service on my Red Hat 9 system), a message similar to this appears:
No manual entry for isdn
To determine what the ISDN service does, the second technique is to take a look at the actual startup script stored in the /etc/init.d/ directory using less. For example:
less /etc/init.d/isdn
Although the displayed script may look a little strange, concentrate on the comment lines--they start with #--near the top of the script. There should be a line labeled description to provide a clue as to what the script does. For the ISDN service, the clue couldn't be more clear:
# description: start and stop ISDN services
By working through the set of startup service scripts in an ordered way, it is possible to configure services to suit your requirements. In doing so, you learn what it is Linux is doing during the boot process. Although GUI-based versions of chkconfig exist and often are convenient to use, they assume the administrator is located physically in front of the computer being managed. When accessing a system for essential maintenance over a slow dial-up or remote network connection, the command line based chkconfig is the only way to go.
For more information on chkconfig, be sure to read its manpage. To learn more about the boot process, start with the init manpage.
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seeing the non-random messages
I'd like to point out that you can see the non-random boot messages (with a green OK or a red Failed) by running
/etc/init.d/xxxx start
where xxxx is the name of the service that failed. AFAIK these messages are not stored in any log file, so this is the best way to see them again...
Too nice :)
Thanks for this informative little article, it helped a lot!
Very clear and usefull. Thank
Very clear and usefull. Thanks
Re: Making Sense of startup
If I change the 3 to a 5 and reboot, ...
A Linux box rarely needs to be rebooted for a change to take effect. Changes to some configuration files take effect as soon as the updated config file is saved by your editor, e.g., /etc/resolv.conf. For others you must inform the relevant service (daemon) of the change, usually by running the service's startup script with a reload or restart option (see service command on RedHat, maybe others too. Basically it supplies the path to the startup script for you.), or send a signal (HUP is common) to the daemon with the kill command. Some services have their own program for this purpose, e.g., ndc or rndc in BIND. Find out the difference between restart and reload options for each service you use. Some times they are identical, but not always. If you do reload on named the cache is preserved. If you do restart the cache is lost.
In the case cited above, changing the default run level in /etc/inittab, you tell init that it's config file has changed by running: init q or telinit q. If you have made a lot of changes it may be desirable to change to run level 1 (single user mode) and back to the desired run level, usually 3 or 5. Just do: init 1 wait for services to stop, then do: init 3 or init 5.
When must you reboot? After upgrading the kernel, after a kernel panic or hang, when doing anything that requires the power to be removed, BIOS setting changes, or testing changes to the startup or shutdown process to verify that they work correctly. There may be some other obscure situations requiring a reboot but I have not exprienced any others in 10+ years of using Linux.
If you can keep the power on, startup rarely happens. I have a Linux NFS server that has been up for 414 days as of today. Others have had them up even longer.
The "make a change and reboot" mindset comes from outside of the Unix/Linux world.
Re: Making Sense of startup
Thanks for the comment. I agree with what you say. However, the article was aimed at non-Linux users and newbies. The vast majorty of them come from "the other side" and I went with the familiar rather than go into the whole "there's no need to reboot" explanation. I was trying to keep things as simple as possible for an article of this type. Your point is well made and taken. Thanks again. --Paul.
Re: Making Sense of startup
In my experience, chkconfig is a tool on Redhat-based distros only; I have not encountered it on Slackware or Debian-based distros. It would have been nice of the author (or editors) to note this during this otherwise useful article.
For those interested, on Debian-based machines, the script update-rc.d performs much (but not all) of the functionality of chkconfig.
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You can use :
SUSE 7.x : rc-update.d (--? for help)
Gentoo : rc-update (--? for help)
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Thanks for that comment. chkconfig is available on RedHat (and it close cousins) as well as SuSe. Thanks for the pointer to the Debian tool. -- Paul.
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I've been constantly getting pop ups saying no more memory blah blah blah. I would like to erase my SD card cause my phone says its full, but it wont let me. Is there sensitive info on there that I need to move to phone storage before I erase everything or something? Or should I just buy a new, bigger SD card? Thanks in advance
I'd hook the phone up to your computer and copy everything you want off of it, then delete it through the computer. Sent from my DROIDX using DroidForums
I just do the whole thing, so I have a full backup just in case. Most of the time though, I just save all my pics and make an occasional backup of my recovery files. Sent from my DROIDX using DroidForums
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text: On Sunday 11 January 2004 16:22, Anderson Lizardo wrote: > 1. Drupal - http://www.drupal.org I like it :). Simple interface, but some powerful features. It has various add-on modules for various things, like Wiki integration, polls, output of CVS logs (see the complete list at http://drupal.org/project/releases). 1. The generated website should be mirrorable without requiring the CMS on the mirror (eg. generate static pages) It's LAMP based, so it should be easily mirrorable if the mirrors support PHP. 2. It should manage all our content so I don't have to edit all files if I want to add a header element. It has templating support. The good thing is that we can use a separate templating library to process the template. And good news: I just found a PHP-based TAL/TALES/METAL processor (the templating system used on Zope): http://phptal.sourceforge.net/. This means that we can use Page Templates on Drupal :) Jeroen, if you still didn't take a look at the "Page Template" concepts, read http://www.zope.org/Documentation/Articles/ZPT1 ASAP. Almost certainly we will be using this templating system, as it make our lives a lot easy. Of course, if anyone knows a better templating system, just say ;) 3. Readable URL's Most of them. Just the news items aren't so readable: http://drupal.org/node/view/3876. But, another good news: Drupal has a nice feature called "url aliasing". It enables you create aliases for any url, so you can create a link to a news item like http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/news/lfs50release 3. Poll system Built-in. 4. Version control of the content (or integratable into CVS) Basic support (Drupal permits you create a "revision point" of a document and, if necessary, go back to that version). It also has a "watchdog" feature, which logs the latest operations made, and by which user. 5. The possibility to hook our search system, user database, CVS changelogs, Wiki, etc. into it. Extendability and well-defined interfaces. Although Drupal has a built-in search engine, it's not so powerful than Swish. So we will still use swish as our primary search engine. Drupal has modules for both CVS log and Wiki. 6. Total freedom in the templates (eg. no fixed content and valid markup by default) With Page Template integration, we will have a powerful templating system. In the meantime, Drupal has built-in support for XTemplate (http://sourceforge.net/projects/xtpl/), which is not so bad at all. 7. It should allow a user policy similar to Wordpress (eg. admins, category owners, category news poster) It has role-based permissions, but not at the "category" level. To enable this, we have to use the Groups module. Another thing: Dupal does not have, by default, categories for news items. But we can use the Article module for this. Conclusion: We should give Dupal a try. It has an active community and we can always issue a "feature request" for a specific feature we don't have. > 2. phpBB - http://www.phpbb.com This CMS is more apropriate for forums. > 3. phpWebSite - http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu A powerful CMS, but it has ugly URLs and no "friendly URL" support. Eg: http://phpwebsite.appstate.edu/index.php?module=faq&FAQ_op=viewFAQs&MMN_position=34:34 -- Anderson Lizardo lizardo at linuxfromscratch.org http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/


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The InCommon Community developed these profiles for research and education to satisfy the Federal Identity Credential and Access Management requirements which references NIST 800-63 as the basis for their program. The Bronze and Silver Profiles were written for and by Higher Education implementers and are comparable to levels 1 and 2 outlined by NIST. InCommon's profiles reference password techniques only, but allow approved alternative means to be used.
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No. In most IdP organizations there will be users who have been identity proofed and possess Silver credentials and others that have not. The Identity Provider must only assert Silver Qualifiers for those individuals who have gone through the related processes and possess the appropriate credentials.
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Dictionary » C » Clone CloneClone (Science: cell biology) a propagating population of organisms, either single cell or multicellular, derived from a single progenitor cell. Such organisms should be genetically identical, though mutation events may abrogate this. Please contribute to this project, if you have more information about this term feel free to edit this page Results from our forumGateway technology... of phages to recombine its genetic material with bacterias. However, why do I need to perform the BP reaction, if I want to obtain an expression clone of a certain gene? Why can't I use an attL-PCR product or a linearized attL DNA and make a reaction with the destination vector, therefore obtaining ...
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My youth was spent looking through telescopes, watching WAY too much science fiction, dreaming of flight, and wanting to be a rock star. I was eight when I got my first telescope for Christmas. It was a cheap one, but I am sure it got me hooked on things far from me; places I would like to travel to. My Dad worked at Pratt & Whitney testing jet engines so I heard a lot about airplanes. One day he got me a flight in a Cessna 172 with a co-worker of his. It was all downhill or rather up into the clouds from there. These are some of the most memorable experiences of my youth. I wanted to fly airplanes, reach the stars, and rock the world.
While in college I worked at Central Connecticut State University's planetarium and observatory. I got to spin the stars to the sounds of heavy metal…awesome! I also started doing lots of science presentations and realized that I liked being in front of an audience. I earned my private pilot's license. After graduating with a degree in Astronomy from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst I did many things. I taught guitar, worked as a lineman at Hartford-Brainard Airport, and worked at the former Science Center of Connecticut as a part-time planetarium performer. Seems I can't just focus on one thing. Too many things in life interest me.
This part-time job turned into a fantastic career. I've been a planetarium director, marketing coordinator, graphic designer, staff astronomer, and now the Gallery Program Manager for the Connecticut Science Center. Career highlights include leading the acquisition of a major grant for a full dome planetarium system, award of a Faculty Research Grand from CCSU to study the effectiveness of full dome programming on the teaching of science standards, and production and sale of an original planetarium show entitled, Dragons in the Stars.
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author = {Abbas Edalat and Michael B. Smyth},
title = {Information Categories},
institution = {Applied Categorical Structures},
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\Information systems" have been introduced by Dana Scott as a convenient means of presenting a certain class of domains of computation, usually known as Scott domains. Essentially the same idea has been developed, if less systematically, by various authors in connection with other classes of domains. In previous work, the present authors introduced the notion of an I-category as an abstraction and enhancement of this idea, with emphasis on the solution of domain equations of the form D = F (D), with F a functor. An important feature of the work is that we are not conned to domains of computation as usually understood; other classes of spaces, more familiar to mathematicians in general, become also accessible. Here we present the idea in terms of what we call information categories, which are concrete I-categories in which the objects are structured sets of \tokens" and morphisms are relations between tokens. This is more in the spirit of information system work, and...


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Converts very fast and has a lot of options for tweaking video output (video formats, setting bit rates, using various CODEC's and like that).
The installer WILL install a potentially harmful toolbar and maybe even an unwanted BHO (which might hijack your homepage). You MUST pay CLOSE attention when installing if you don't want these things! Also, no alternate VPU processing - CPU Only!
There seems to be a newer version available and just why CNet (currently) doesn't have it is not known. Nevertheless, when you install this program it will find updates via the Internet and you will be presented with the option to download it which is what I did (I am using version 6.xx). You can turn this update feature off if you want to, but either way either version seems to be the exact same thing where any newer version might only include bug fixes.
Overall, this is a great video converter but is still somewhat limited with the input type of video format that it can use (as if the title didn't tell you). For example, if you want to convert FROM an MP4 to a FLV you can't! However you can take a FLV and make an MP4, AVI, WMV or even a better tweaked out FLV. And just why you would want to make an FLV from an FLV would at first seem to be somewhat redundant, until you consider possible formatting issues - which you can perform here.
In my case, I will be using this to convert my FLV's to something more usable since it is a great first step towards that direction. And once those pesky FLV videos are in AVI or even WMV format then I will be able to edit them! Still, I wish there were some way to convert the other way too since there just doesn't seem to be a way to take a WMV, AVI or something else and convert TO an FLV file (as you might assume).
Lastly, it's worth pointing out that if all you want to do is simply watch your FLV videos (and only on your Windows box) that you DON'T need this nor any kind of video converter. However, you will need a better video "player" since I'm sure you may have noticed that Windows Media Player just doesn't cut it (even in the current beta release with Windows 7 build 7000). Therefore, I suggest KMPlayer, VLC or even GOM (in that order) if that's you.