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If we put a wscript.echo "hi" command into a Task for VBScript, it doesn't pop up a message box.
No error is generated. It simply doesn't run.
This is actually working as designed. When we execute VBScripts from the Altiris Agent, we launch a command window and launch the script via CScript (not WScript). CScript interprets the WScript.Echo command as a normal echo command and echos to the current environment - that is the command window. Since it has already echo'd to the command window, and since there is no "OK" button, the script execution continues and the command window is closed before you ever see the message.
WScript and CScript are both supported methods of executing VBS, but in this case, the expected results differ from the actual results. Echo is designed to be different than MSGBox. It just so happens that if you're in a Windows only version of the WSH, Echo has to echo to a Window, and thus the box is popped up.
The resolution is to call a message box directly using msgbox "hi" instead of wscript.echo. The result with msgbox will be exactly what is desired.
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Brandon Phillips went 3-for-5 with a homer, three RBI and three runs scored for Cincinnati, which had lost four of five coming into the contest.
Johnny Cueto (5-3) allowed seven hits and a run over 6 1/3 innings to win for the first time in four starts.
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Nix homered to right field on a 1-0 pitch with two outs in the second inning, and the Reds padded their lead with two runs in the third and one more in the fourth. Phillips and Ramon Hernandez singled in runs in the third, and Hairston added an RBI base hit in the fourth.
Nix also made a nifty catch in the sixth, nearly doubling off Albert Pujols at second base. Nix raced toward the wall and made a leaping grab on the run, threw to second and seemed to get Pujols out, but he was called safe and an argument by Reds manager Dusty Baker couldn't sway second base umpire Jim Joyce.
Colby Rasmus and Ryan hit back-to-back doubles in the seventh, ending Cueto's night on the mound.
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Night Corsairs in Korea[edit]
The part about Korean war states that "Corsair night fighters were used to an extent." However, in Variants, we are told that F4U-4E and F4U-4N "would see great use during the Korean war." Surely "used to an extent" and "great use" can't both be correct, so which one is it? Khilon (talk) 07:52, 22 December 2011 (UTC)
British Corsairs fate[edit]
I've heard a story from several different sources that at the end of the war quite a few of the Corsairs used by the british were actually dumped overboard. Can anyone help verify - and if true could it be added to the article?
22.214.171.124 (talk) 10:11, 12 May 2010 (UTC)
- It is correct. Per Barrett Tillman's 1979 book, p. 103:
…most of those on hand by VJ Day were unceremoniously dumped in the ocean. The US Navy had more aircraft than even it could use, and the lend-lease provisions held that all equipment retained by the British Commonwealth had to be paid for.
- Kablammo (talk) 18:52, 12 May 2010 (UTC)
- The Abrams book goes into greater depth:
The other task of the carriers was a melancholy one—that of dumping Lend-Lease aircraft into the sea off Sydney. Under the terms of the Lend-Lease agreement, aircraft that were retained had to be paid for, or they had to be returned to the United States. The US did not want the aircraft and the British did not want to pay for them, so there was no alternative and the waste was inevitable.
- Abrams (1977) p. 83. Kablammo (talk) 23:08, 12 May 2010 (UTC)
- Speaking as someone totally outside this subject, I find this point interesting and notable, not to say melancholy, but do not understand why, given the available citations, no one has yet added it to the text. JonRichfield (talk) 13:23, 17 May 2013 (UTC)
Query regarding propellor[edit]
The F4U and P47 were designed around the same engine, the F4U having a three-bladed propellor and the P47 four blades. Given the gull-wing design came about as a way of giving the propellor sufficient ground clearance without making the gear struts too long, why didn't Rex Biesel simply design the aeroplane with a four-bladed propellor? Surely one extra blade would mean the length of the blades could be shorter, requiring less ground clearance? Andy Loates Jr (talk) 11:56, 20 April 2012 (UTC)
- Typically, that's the case, and later F4Us did have four-blade propellors. FWiW, a design decision early in the process, could be later changed. Bzuk (talk) 14:29, 20 April 2012 (UTC)
- Generally you want to have as few blades and as large a diameter as possible. Each extra blade reduces propeller efficiency (weight, induced drag, tip loss and interference drag) while longer blades are more efficient but reduce the maximum rpms that can be applied. Adding an extra blade increases drag (so the aircraft uses more horsepower for the same speed) but allows more power to be applied, upping the top speed and acceleration if sufficient excess power is available. The change between 3 and 4 blades coincided with an increase in engine power.NiD.29 (talk) 14:59, 5 August 2012 (UTC)
NZ Corsairs[edit]
"60 FG-1Ds which arrived post war were given serial numbers prefixed NZ5600 to NZ5660". This sequence is actually 61 planes - so what is the right number? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 126.96.36.199 (talk) 10:44, 24 October 2012 (UTC)
- Well, I could be wrong but did they left out NZ5613 because of the obvious? Just saying... --Dave ♠♣♥♦™№1185©♪♫® 17:57, 25 October 2012 (UTC)
- I removed the serials as we dont normally list them but it I understand that the sequence actually started at NZ5601 (to NZ5660) but since it was added here is has rippled into loads of wikipedia mirrors and repeated in all sorts of websites but try http://www.adf-serials.com/nz-serials/ MilborneOne (talk) 18:54, 25 October 2012 (UTC)
Speed units[edit]
Seems odd that many of the speeds are given in mph and km/h but not in knots. Kendall-K1 (talk) 12:45, 4 December 2012 (UTC)
thatch weave[edit]
It is not totally correct to say that thatch weave exploits f4u's strengths. Thatch weave was developed for f4f's which turn worse and are as slow as a zero. The only advantage they have against a zero is greater durability under fire and a higher volume of fire. To exploit this you would act in pairs and weave to clear each other's sixes. That is a desperation maneuver. F4u on the other hand has a huge speed advantage, is comparable or better in acceleration, has a huge dive advantage etc. compared to zero. Thatch weave is not needed in f4u since you can just push your nose down and disengage. The zero pilot will either have to follow you and get shot down by your wingman when flying straight , or turn and go away, in which case you turn too and shoot him down. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 18.104.22.168 (talk) 06:53, 17 May 2013 (UTC)
British Designation[edit]
The impression given here is that the marks were clear cut based on U.S. model type as well as manufacturer. In reality, they were classed only by manufacturer; Corsair MkII were Vought (F4U-1, -1A and -1D) and the MkIV were Goodyear (FG-1A and FG-1D) AND these (MkIV) came from the factory with clipped wingtips. (I believe the MkIIs were clipped in service.) JetMec (talk) 21:43, 4 December 2013 (UTC) [1]
- ^ Time Capsule Fighter Corsair KD431 David Morris
Article structure and readability[edit]
Anybody any thoughts on this? There's some fascinating info that people have added to this article. I personally though found this hindered in terms of clarity by long sections that could be improved in terms of readability. I've had a go at:-
- adding some section headings to reduce the section size
- structuring things into a more logical sequence (eg having the WW2 sections next to each other)
- Tidying up what I think were formatting errors with some sections not being correctly aligned
Even with that, I'm still not convinced its yet perfect and does justice to what was a remarkable aircraft. There in though possibly lies part of the problem. For an aeroplane with so many points of note, its going to toy with our heads in terms of finding and deciding the optimum structure.
Opinion anyone? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 01:31, 13 December 2013 (UTC)
PS There's other stuff in there that still doesn't seem to be in the correct place in my humble opinion (eg some of the stuff in the 'Legacy' section.
Anyone up to having a bash at tidying it up? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 220.127.116.11 (talk) 01:47, 13 December 2013 (UTC)
- (Comment from uninvolved editor)It might be more helpful to ask for peer review on this article. It's rather hard to comment on readability and "perfectness" from an objective viewpoint. I'm not suggesting that asking for comments on the article formatting isn't useful, just that peer review might offer more.FMMonty (talk) 00:34, 1 January 2014 (UTC)
Recent changes[edit]
First, welcome to the new editors here, who appear both well-informed and motivated to improve this article. Some items for discussion:
- The USMC has been substituted for the USN as primary user in the infobox. The USN had almost twice as many squadrons flying Corsairs as the USMC. I don't have the raw numbers of aircraft. I've had a look at some of the sources (I have most of the Corsair-specific print sources) but so far it appears that the BuNos simply list planes allocated to the USN, which includes the USMC.
- The changes to make the aircraft more carrier-friendly included a simple technical modification to the oleo strut, greatly reducing the rebound on touchdown.
- The first carrier with combat-ready Corsairs was CV-17, which on arrival in Hawaii for the first tour of duty had its Corsairs removed not because of technical aspects, but because the Navy did not want to carry parts supplies for both the Hellcat and the Corsairs on carriers. VF-17, unwilling to give up its planes, elected to go land-based.
- Toward the end of the war Corsairs were placed aboard the fast carriers in preference to Hellcats. I will find the reasons, but I think I recall part of it was the Corsair's superior speed.
As new content is added, please include the sources. As shown above, some of the new changes may be subject to disagreement, hence good sourcing is important. Kablammo (talk) 16:08, 13 December 2013 (UTC)
What's with the use of meters for altitude? Other plane articles use feet with meters in parentheses. Historical accounts of planes of this era always use feet. The use of meters only is jarring and needlessly pedantic.22.214.171.124 (talk) 07:17, 23 November 2014 (UTC)
"The leader of one such unit, Lieutenant Guy Bordelon of VC-3 Det D (Detachment D), off USS Princeton (CV-37), become the Navy's only ace in the war, in addition to being the only ace to not score any victories in a jet aircraft."
This is a little confusing, stating that Lt. G. Bordelon was the Navy's only ace in the war, as well as the only ace to not score in a jet. This is confusing because there were hundreds, if not thousands of aces who never even touched a jet, let alone flew one, and it also implies that there were other Navy aces during the Korean War, contradicting the first half of the sentence.
Could this be cleared up, please? --Stizzleswick (talk) 05:35, 14 December 2014 (UTC)
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Witherspoon acquired the rights to Lee's story when she met her granddaughter, Holly Foster-Wells. I imagine that even though Wells was already inclined to grant Witherspoon the opportunity to develop a Hollywood depiction of her grandmother's life, Witherspoon still took the time to plate up some nice cookies that were remaining from the Gyllenhaal days, and respectfully yet forcefully advocated why she was the right lady for the endeavor. And I imagine Walk the Line played a bigger part in it than just something that allowed Witherspoon to buy such plush sofa cushions.
Marc Platt, who produced Legally Blonde with Witherspoon and the glorious musical, Wicked, is producing.
Lee was one of the most multidimensional musical figures in American history. She began her career singing on local radio shows, and after a successful gig at The Buttery Room in Chicago, she captured the attention of Benny Goodman, who invited her to join his band, which officially launched her career. Perhaps Lee is most known for the songs she composed for the Disney hit, Lady and the Tramp, a production which she also voiced the four main characters. She was also responsible for the lyrics of hits like "What More Can A Woman Do?" "Don't Smoke In Bed," "I Love Being Here With You," and "The Heart Is A Lonely Hunter." Over the course of her life, Lee was nominated for 12 Grammy awards and won one for "Best Contemporary Vocal Performance" for the 1965 charm, "Is That All There Is?" She received the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1995 and was inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1999. Lee died in January of 2002 of complications from a heart attack and diabetes.
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The struggle on the Atlantic between Allied navies and German U-Boats (submarines) brought the naval war into Canada, turning the river and Gulf of St. Lawrence into a battleground. From 1942, German U-Boats sank 23 merchant and naval ships; improvements in anti-submarine defences ultimately stemmed these losses.
In November 1944, U-1228 sank Shawinigan off the Newfoundland coast. It was the last ship lost in the battle of the St. Lawrence.
Shawinigan had been escorting the ferry SS Burgeo to guard against U-Boat attacks. This photograph, likely taken soon after the ship's completion in 1941, shows the corvette without secondary armament, camouflage, an identifying pennant number, or the Royal Canadian Navy's White Ensign. All 91 of Shawinigan's crew, including cook Joseph Bertrand Alphonse Benoit (upper right), were lost. Benoit, a cook in civilian life, had enlisted in August 1941 and served in Shawinigan since June 1943.
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Actress Melissa Gilbert and Disney star Roshon Fegan were both eliminated on "Dancing With the Stars" tonight.
Of the six stars who performed Monday night, Fegan had actually earned the second-highest judges' score, but contestants are eliminated based on a combination of judges' scores as well as audience votes.
Fegan, 20, got the news he would be leaving at about the midpoint of the hour-long results show. He said he was happy to be able to add ballroom dancing skills to his repertoire.
His pro partner, Chelsie Hightower, said she was proud of him.
"He was such a joy to work with and came every day willing to work and such a great attitude," she said.
Gilbert, 48, and Welsh classical singer Katherine Jenkins were both in jeopardy, and Gilbert learned her fate at the end of the show.
The actress, whose birthday is today, said tearfully: "I can't even describe what a learning and growing experience this has been. It's been a real blessing and a joy."
When co-host Tom Bergeron pointed out that being sent home from the show could not have been the best way to spend her birthday, Gilbert replied: "I'm amazed that I even made it this far and the things that I was able to do and the things we were able to overcome to have been here … does make it a really incredible birthday."
Both stars have had their struggles during the course of season 14. Gilbert, of "Little House on the Prairie" fame, has consistently scored near or at the bottom of the leaderboard, but viewers' votes kept her dancing. Fegan, on the other hand, has been praised for his dance ability, but despite frequent strong scores from judges, he has found himself in the bottom two for several weeks.
Last week he beat actor Jaleel White in a dance duel to remain on the show, but tonight there was no dance duel, and no opportunity for a second chance.
Tonight's show featured a live performance from Chris Brown, and a dance tribute to the late Dick Clark. It also saw the return of "DanceCenter" – the popular parody of the ESPN's "SportsCenter." "DanceCenter" features former "Dancing With the Stars" contestants Jerry Rice and Kenny Mayne, and the show's head judge, Len Goodman.
NFL star Donald Driver, "Extra" co-host Maria Menounos, telenovela actor William Levy and Welsh classical singer Katherine Jenkins will return to compete in next week's semi-finals. One of those four will be sent home, and the final three and their pro dance partners will battle it out for the mirror ball trophy.
In addition to Gilbert, Fegan and White, singer Gavin DeGraw, tennis star Martina Navratilova, actor Jack Wagner, talk show host Sherri Shepherd and singer Gladys Knight have already been booted from the show this season.


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The lucky ones find tickets — and seats — for an uncomfortable train trip home.
SOMEWHERE IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC — It's 2:30 in the morning as I write these words, my Berlin-bound train rattling through the darkness of the southern reaches of the Czech Republic. I take it we've just crossed the Austrian-Czech border because a no-nonsense conductor in a red-trimmed blue uniform just yanked open the door of our compartment, flipped on a blinding overhead light and demanded our tickets in Slavic-accented German.
Of the six passengers in this cramped, stuffy space, only one of the Russian men really seems to have been sleeping. Everyone else, including myself, has been twisting and turning in their seats since the train left Vienna five hours ago.
But at least we have seats — unlike about two dozen student-age young people, mostly Germans and Kazaks I think, who are standing in the car's corridor or slumped on its floors. Not having slept a wink for days they look horribly uncomfortable — and we're not even halfway there. Hopefully they brought more food and liquids than I did as there's not a thing to buy on this train.
But at least we're travelling, which is something to be thankful for, unlike the crowds we all saw in the Vienna-West station, either camped out in grungy corners or lined up in thick ticket lines that snaked through the bahnhof's dim halls. Everybody in this train, I imagine, knows that every train and bus leaving Vienna's terminals is sold-out. My Budapest-Berlin flight was canceled twice along with all flights from Hungary, and direct trains from Budapest to Germany were booked solid for days to come.
Admittedly, there are worse places to be stranded than Budapest in the spring. In Hungary's resplendent capital on the Danube, there was no evidence whatsoever of the gray plumes of volcanic ash that the BBC claimed were blanketing northern Europe. On the contrary, the heavens had bestowed upon us the warmest sunshine of the year, lovely T-shirt weather that was chasing away the blues of a very long winter, the tragic deaths of Poland's leadership, and ongoing elections in Hungary.
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Innovaro Announces The Spinoff Of The Strategos Consulting Division
Innovaro, Inc. (NYSE MKT:INV), The Innovation Solutions Company, today announced it has completed the spinoff of its Strategos Division as part of its continuing transition to a software and information led innovation solutions business. Since its origins in 1996, Strategos has consulted with corporate clients around the world, including 25 of the 30 Dow Jones Industrial Average companies, to help them build deep innovation capabilities and develop and execute creative, innovative strategies.
The spinoff creates a wholly independent company which will be known as Strategos, Inc. Innovaro will have no continuing involvement in the managerial decisions in Strategos, Inc. As part of the spinoff Innovaro will (i) make cash payments of approximately $150,000 and (ii) transfer assets with a book value of approximately $100,000. In return Strategos, Inc. will provide Innovaro with (a) a waiver on approximately $1.25 million of accrued bonuses due to personnel of Strategos and (b) earnout and royalty payments of 12.5% on any Strategos revenue that exceeds $10 million from August 31, 2012 until December 31, 2015.
Asa Lanum, Innovaro's CEO, said, "We are pleased to have completed the agreement to spinoff our Strategos Division. The sale allows us to focus our investments on sales and marketing to promote the growth of our software and innovation solutions businesses which we believe offers significant growth opportunities. Further, we expect the sale will strengthen our balance sheet and help provide us with the financial wherewithal to extend our software capabilities and deliver additional solutions."
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Brett Gardner doesn't need surgery on elbow, shut down for 3-4 weeks
Jun 14, 2012, 7:20 PM EST
Brett Gardner's status was very much in doubt this week as he paid visits to both Dr. James Andrews and Dr. Timothy Kremchek, but the Yankees actually got some good news on his nagging right elbow injury.
According to Chad Jennings of the Journal News, the doctors have diagnosed Gardner with an elbow muscle strain, a bone bruise and joint inflammation. Surgery will not be necessary, as the doctors agreed the injury simply hasn't healed yet. Kremchek administered a PRP (platelet-rich plasma) and cortisone shot today and the speedy left fielder will rest for 3-4 weeks and wear an elbow brace.
Gardner has been sidelined since April 17 due to the injury and has already been shut down from two rehab assignments. Further setbacks are possible, but the timeline presented by Andrews and Kremchek should allow the Yankees to get a good read on his status well ahead of next month's trade deadline.
- buffalomafia - Jun 14, 2012 at 8:04 PM
Good outfielder but a chump hitter!
- bigharold - Jun 14, 2012 at 10:26 PM
Same idiotic post as last night, .. so then you are as uninformed as you are uninspired.
He hits far far better then you express your understanding of baseball.
- jaylaw01 - Jun 14, 2012 at 8:24 PM
- thesanchizekid - Jun 14, 2012 at 9:12 PM
Great on base threat.
- thesanchizekid - Jun 14, 2012 at 11:28 PM
Well said BIgH. I was a little confused on that "idiot" post. Hahahaha
- uyf1950 - Jun 15, 2012 at 4:26 AM
"Brett Gardner doesn't need surgery on elbow…." and that's a very good thing for Yankee fans. "shut down for 3-4 weeks…" all I can say to that is say it ain't so Joe. The Yankees sure could use him in left field and let Ibanez go back to DH'ing primarily, although he has played better in the outfield then I think most thought he would have. And Andruw Jones well not much I can say about him.


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Reviewer's choice: the five best magazines
I've had the recent pleasure of poring through 80-plus issues of 44 small-press literary magazines, and I return from the experience impressed - and chagrined. How do they manage, on minuscule budgets, invariably understaffed and overworked, to orchestrate the variety and confusion of free-lance contributions and the convolutions of postal delivery?
The answer, I suppose, is that there are a lot of stubborn idealists out there - people who really do believe that contemporary writers must be given a forum, no matter how great the expenditures or how small the returns. It would be appropriate to salute them all - but I'll have to settle for paying special attention to five, which I've rather arbitrarily chosen as ''the best.''
I've written previously in praise of the well-edited, modestly priced Georgia Review - and recent issues give me no choice but to repeat myself. The high quality of Georgia's poetry may be glimpsed in Baron Wormser's adroitly eerie ''Werewolfness'' and in Mary Oliver's wonderful visionary poem about a Florida animal park, ''At Loxahatchie.'' Its fiction has a partial Southern slant - examples are recent stories by Barry Hannah and Ernest J. Gaines. Of the essays, I especially liked James B. Twitchell's amusing ''Frankenstein and the Anatomy of Horror,'' Arno Karlen's ''The MacGregor Syndrome and Other Literary Losses'' (revaluations of several ''unjustly ignored'' books), and a selection from the book reviews by the late Flannery O'Connor.
The Iowa Review is notable for its periodic ''Small Press Review'' and for general book reviews that are often agreeably unconventional and combative. A similar eclecticism shows up in the essays: It is seen in: Clark Blaise's pungent memoir of a cross-cultural childhood, ''Tenants of Unhousement,'' and a feature on W.S. Merwin that comprises an interview; an excerpt from Merwin's family memoir, ''Unframed Originals''; and several poems, including the moving verse short story ''The Houses.'' Iowa's fiction seems concentrated on adolescent and young-adult coming-of-age experiences (Denny Hoberman's ''A Line of Light,'' Erin Jolly's ''The Keepers''), and its poetry displays both ingenious uses of colloquial speech (Ron Block's ''Ballade of the Back Road,'' and lyrical pieces such as Sandra McPherson's ''The Anointing'').


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"So, you all know my old friend, ____ ____ right?" Jimmy Kimmel asked the audience after watching 'Hey Jimmy Kimmel, I unplugged the TV during the game' compilation.
The crowd started screaming 'Yes!!'.
Jimmy then showed a little compilation of her Vine videos,
1) ___ was walking by a road when suddenly, gravity hit her, making her dropping her bag as it tilts. Luckily she grabbed the 'Stop' sign and a car along with a guys rolling and falling down.
2) Jerome Jarre and ____ _____ filming themselves, awkwardly and Benedict 'photobombs' in.
"Okay, so I asked her to do a Vine and send it to me.." He started, "..by doing a 'Smack Cam' to her boyfriend, Benedict." He finished, the audience started giggling.
"Here's the video of ____'s Smack Cam to her boyfriend." He announced.
"Smack cam!" ____ said as she squirt out some shaving cream on her hand.
Benedict was using his iPhone silently, until ____ popped out of nowhere and smacked him with the smeared cream.
"Ah! What the-!" He screamed as ____ fell down.
The crowd laughed their butts off, "Until then, Ben found out I asked her to do it so he was going to get his sweet revenge on Valentine's Day." Mr. Kimmel added.
Ben adjusted the camera while saying, "Just hold still, stay it there." to ____ who closed her eyes to kiss.
Ben squirts out some lotion on both his hands and smack cams ____ as they both laughed, and she hits him playfully.
"No, wait I have flowers!" Ben stated still laughing as he holds out the bouquet of roses.
Once again, the audience laughed. "So here it is, Benedict Cumberbatch and ____ _____!" Jimmy gestured to the back, as Ben and ____ appeared.
Ben shook his hand as ___ hugged Kimmel and the three of them sat down.
Benedict wore his suit and with his brown hair, combed stylishly while ____ in her (d/l) (f/c) dress and her (h/l) (h/c) tied loosely. "How are you two lovebirds?" Jimmy joked as they both giggled along with the audience.
"We're fine." They both answered, "So, how long have you guys been dating?" He asked.
"Well, we've been dating only about half a year now." Benedict explained.
"And how are your faces?" He asked normally. "Pretty numb." ____ jokingly answered as they laughed.
"Would you guys explain how you guys met?" Jimmy asked.
"Well, it was when Benedict was shooting for the show, 'Sherlock' Season 2.." ____ started, "And his producer/scriptwriter was retrying before the 2nd Season."
"When we were gonna shoot for the 2nd Season, I expected a man to scream in my ears and make me deaf." Ben joked.
"But, I only heard a girl with such a beautiful voice instructing me and the crews and casts."
"Believe me everyone, he was one messed up actor.." ____ said sarcastically.
"I then decided to get to know her better, I found out she wanted to become a scriptwriter. And she wasn't from England so I showed her around."
"Until the fans found out that Ben and I dated in a few weeks, they convinced ____ to become an actress and act in 'Sherlock'. I wanted to do the same thing as well."
"I then accepted to become an actress, and I never thought everyone liked me and I began acting and making movies and films in the end. And I also moved out and lived with Benedict." ____ continued, as Ben stretched his arms and put it around ____'s shoulder and hugged her.
The crowd clapped by the wonderful story they explained, even Jimmy.
"Well guys, the show is not over yet. We'll be right back after the break."
"Go to sleep, and when we wake up, I'mma hit that thing again." Benedict said as the crowd and Jimmy laughed and ____ blushed.
The show was going to end and Jimmy was going to take a picture with Benedict and ____ in front of the audience.
Benedict was at the left, Jimmy in the middle and _____ at the right side, before the the photographers and fans took a picture, "Smack Cam!" The lovebirds screamed as they smack Jimmy with powder.
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Stanley, C. Salem and Kowshik , BS and Gowda, MNN and Kotresh, Gaddikeri M and Ramesh, Sundaram and Devaiah, MC and Ramachandra, HV Evaluation of Fastener Pull Through Resistance of Aluminum. Technical Report. NAL Press.
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Bird-strike is a potentially serious and damaging event for the leading edges of aircrafts. The leading edges of wing and empennage structures are required to meet the regulatory FAR 25.571 and 25.631 respectively for any bird strike damage. One of the design methodologies followed in the leading edge is to have skin, rib and baffle so that incase of penetration of the skin, the baffle will prevent the bird from impacting on the spar. During bird impact on such leading edges, the fasteners in baffle plate are subjected to pull through tensile forces due to buckling of the skin. Hence, skin to baffle connection is important and its pull through strength is an important parameter which needs to be estimated for different fastener types and material configurations. The pull through strength is determined from the maximum load taken by the rivets before the rivets get pulled out through the thickness of the aluminum plates or before rivet head/bulb failure occurs. This report discusses the test carried out on aluminum plate with different types of rivets and rivet fastening configuration as per ASTM D 7332 procedure. These tests were performed for aluminum plate connected to the test fixture through the following rivets viz., steel, aluminum (heat treated & Non-heat treated) for 2 different diameters. The failure mode, pull through strength were evaluated and based on these tests, a suitable rivet (material, diameter) was recommended for use in the leading edge assembly.
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Your Wish Is Our Command
I would love to see a detailed explanation on the new Completely Fair
Scheduler in the Linux kernel, including areas where it may be inferior
to the existing scheduler and where it excels. Also, I'd like to see an explanation of
the tickless patches, which apparently result in significant power savings.
Chris Thompson
We'll look into a scheduling article, but we have an article on power savings in the works, including information on the tickless patches.—Ed.
The Arcade Game Machine Is Hot!
I was very interested to read Shawn Powers' article on building an arcade machine based around Linux [LJ, August 2007]. However, one thing that concerns me is the lack of reference to cooling issues. If a PC is in a wooden box for any period of time without a fan to force cool air through, there would be a risk of heat damage to the machine, particularly the CPU and the hard drive (www.coker.com.au/energy/computer-power.html).
The above URL has the energy use of some computers I have owned at various times (the idle tests were idle at a Linux prompt—idle at a DOS prompt or the BIOS uses significantly more power). You will note that a P4 machine uses significantly more power than a PIII. I can only guess at the relative power requirements of a PIII and the original game hardware, but I expect that all PCs manufactured in the last ten years use more power and produce more waste heat. Even a PIII might have cooling problems!
One thing that is not widely known is that a P4 will generally take more clock cycles than a PIII to complete a given amount of work—a 1.5GHz P4 will often deliver the same performance as a 1GHz PIII! If a machine is to run in a poorly ventilated space, a PIII is a significantly better option than a P4.
Hard drives take as much as 5W when idling. Use of other mass storage devices (such as USB) might reduce the power use for such a machine.
I have a small stockpile of old PIII machines for occasions when I need
a low-power machine.
Russell Coker
The Inevitable Descent into Anarchy
The Linux OS is the most glamorous (I'm serious) example of [the] trend [toward data anarchy], but Linux is only an outgrowth of a much bigger universe of collaborative software development that uses open-source licenses and techniques to leverage the talents and creative impulses of hundreds of thousands of people worldwide. Cheap MP3 players and P2P file-sharing networks are another.
Direct evidence of the trend is plummeting CD sales as users swap CDs, copy new ones, file share and port their files to any device they want. The efforts of the RIAA are becoming laughable, as they sue a few unfortunates and scold the rest of the population from a position of pious hypocrisy. They are the biggest thieves of all. Also pathetic are the many pop stars, now grown rich and fat sucking on the corporate tit, who parrot the RIAA's line. It matters not.
The only reason artists and record companies ever had control over music media was that it was impractical for listeners to create their own. Given that ability, most listeners will follow my own common-sense creed: when I get the data, it's my data, and I'll do with it what I damn well please.
The RIAA hands down morality lessons while cracking the lawsuit whip in hope of putting the file-sharing genie back in its bottle. They pretend that there is some moral code that forbids consumers to copy and give away music media. Their morality is based on laws that were manufactured by a Congress eager to be bribed. It's easy to burst the RIAA's moral bubble. Just travel back to 1850 in your mind and go hear a music performer.
In 19th-century America, the artists played and the people enjoyed. It had been that way for 10,000 years. If the artists were lucky or very good, they could make a living by performing. Many do that to this very day. It is an honest living. They work at what they love. It's their job.
It was a temporary quirk of technology that allowed artists and record companies to turn performances into commodities to be bought and sold. A few lucky artists could perform, record and then sit back and let the bucks roll in while they snorted coke and bought mansions. That's OK with me, and it still works for some. But, the data is written on the wall, and it is an age-old warning that applies to all: adapt or die.
Readers may wonder what all this has to do with cell-phone networks. Carl Brown suggested that there is nothing fundamentally blocking the concept of a user-created cell-phone network. It also is true that there is nothing blocking users from building their own worldwide data network, uncontrolled by governments or corporations. If I can share my Wi-Fi with the neighbors in my apartment, I can bridge to the guy across the street who can run a directional shot to his buddy a quarter-mile away who can...(ad infinitum).
The idea was not invented by me, although I humbly declare I thought of it myself. The idea is so obvious, anyone with an understanding of networks is likely to conceive of it. A quick Google search brings to light that user-operated and user-supported community networks are already providing free service to many people. The ISPs don't like it, but there's nothing they can do about it. Those simple networks, however, are only attachments to the Internet. They still depend on the corporate infrastructure.
Another and related sign of the trend toward anarchy is revealed in the project called Netsukuku (netsukuku.freaknet.org). That project community has created a dæmon that uses network interfaces to communicate directly with the same dæmon in a connected computer. In theory, the mesh network so created can mimic the Internet's TCP/IP layer with a decentralized domain name system that uses distributed architecture and builds routes that connect the computers attached to its network. It is, as the creators say, anarchical.
I do not claim to see the future. I only extrapolate what seems to be an
inexorable transfer of communications and data management power from the
elite to the masses. If you believe in people, this can only be a
good thing. If you fear people, or begrudge them control over their own
lives, then you will fight it...and lose.
Tim Copeland
Practical Linux Box
I eagerly awaited the current issue of LJ [September 2007] to read the Ultimate Linux Box article. I plan to build a system very soon and hoped to get some ideas.
Unfortunately, I just skimmed the article and was very disappointed. What I really would like to see is a Practical Linux Box. No, your sidebar "Penultimate" doesn't address my needs any more than the ULB. Your ULB is really the Ultimate [Windows] Gaming Box, isn't it? For example, look at the Display Card section. It's the latest and greatest DirectX 10 card? How is this a good Linux box?
The things I'm looking for may not be what everyone else is looking for, but I'd like to think there are enough people to warrant some practical thinking in this type of article, such as:
Quiet/fanless power supply and case.
Small case with enough room for DVD and two hard drives.
Affordable: $2,000–$4,000 is not practical or affordable.
Onboard video is ok.
You could argue that I want a media PC, but that's not really my goal. I'd
settle for one. I'm estimating that I can build a system that fits the
above specs for about $700, without monitor. Other names for what I want
might be the Quiet Linux Box or the Affordable Linux Box.
JT Moree
The Ultimate Linux Box had nothing to do with Windows games or serving up DirectX 10, which isn't even very useful on Windows yet. We'll consider your desires for the next ULB issue though.—Ed.
Protection Money
I have to congratulate you on your /var/opinion "The Benevolent Racketeer" [LJ, August 2007].
Your imaginary letter writer speaks right out of the soul of
everybody. The crowd reading the lines will equally agree and see their
points addressed as the crowd reading between the lines. Luckily, I paid
my insurance money to Linux Journal, so you will not sue me for reading
this terrific piece of word code.
mkdir Errors
I too have a small nit to pick with respect to sample code and the lack of error handling. It is trivial to add at least some minimal error handling. In the September 2007 issue's Letters, Jack points out that mkdir error handling is non-existent. Bash scripts are notorious for not doing any error handling. As for the mkdir issue that Jack points out, I would suggest the following:
mkdir -p $dimension if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then echo "Error: could not create directory $dimension" return 1 fi
The -p switch to mkdir will create all directories in the $dimension string recursively and will not complain if any or all directories already exist. The main reason for failure will be user permissions. This is handled by echoing the error and returning an error value to the caller.
If the goal of these sample scripts is to instruct beginners to learn
techniques with bash, error handling cannot be ignored. The same
goes for Ruby, Python, Perl, C and C++. The code samples in the SCTP
(why does that make me think of John Candy) article are excellent in
this regard.
Ultimate PVR
I enjoyed your article in the September 2007 issue of LJ about the woes of cable TV and implementing a PVR for HDTV [see Nicholas Petrelely's /var/opinion].
I'm such a huge fan of PVRs, and I've had them for five years now with DishNetwork. Your article praised TiVo's PVR product, talking about ergonomics, and they do make a nice setup. They were the pioneers of the technology.
If you haven't used the DishNetwork HDTV box, give it try sometime, if you know anyone that has one. I'm absolutely blown away with all the trick things you can do with that box. You'll want one if you're as gaga about technology as I am. It's far better than my neighbor's DirecTV PVR by a longshot. I could fill this page with the things DishNetworks 622 box will do, but I won't bore you. The nuance you mentioned about TiVo predicting where you want to go when you push Replay—that's just the beginning for Dish. It's amazing how navigation ergonomics makes such a difference in this kind of an appliance, making what "could be" a complicated device very simple to use. I do like the DirecTV capability to set bookmarkers in each recording—that's cute, but it's not as valuable as all the other things Dish does.
Next year, we should talk about Datalight's (the company I work for)
support for Linux. We will be offering some new capabilities for
mobile Linux devices that you might be interested in learning about.
Our Linux support is about two months away, so January 2008 should be good timing.
I'll suggest to our marketing folks that they should get in touch with you to possibly
do an article.
Tom Spurlock
Coincidentally, thanks to moving out into the country, I now use a DishNetwork HDTV, which I am told is based on Linux. I'll be writing about it soon.—Ed.
Wee willie gates !!!!
Usoft does it again,
my Internet Supplier (Bell Canada) uses MSN as it's carrier, and because of e Internet Supplier (Bell Canada) uses MSN as it's carrier, and because of this I got the followingresponse when asking to access a chat line on MY supplier, re info for MY n ME BUYING more service from them.................................
""" Chat support requires a Microsoft® Windows® operating system and Internet Explorer 5.5+.
The Macintosh operating system, Netscape, Firefox and Safari browsers are not supported.
To get more help, call 310-SURF (310-7873). ""
I may talk funny (I'm from Scotland originally) but that don't make me stupid eh........
Why is that we in North America allow this man (wee willie gates) to run monopolyshod over us, at least in the EC they give him a hard time. Are the Canadian and the American Govs so taken with this man's charm that they fall flat on their collective faces in adoration eh!!!!!!!!!!!!! ????
TTFN Des Cavin.........................
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My 2002 PT Cruiser limited w/automatic transmission won't move in any gear. Park and neutral work as advertised
The problem started soon after a long road trip(1500 miles). Fluid & filter change fixed it for a couple days but it came back. Another fluid & filter change and solenoid pack replacement failed to fix it this time. The transmission pulls down the engine rpm when the shift lever is placed in reverse/drive but the car still won't move under it's own power. It tows/pushes fine in neutral. Also, the parking brake is off.
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Jimm 11/24/2012Sounds like time for the transmission replacement / overhaul. How many miles?Chopper Dr 11/26/2012130,000 miles...I was thinking trans also. Just don't want to miss another less complicated/less expensive fix. I've seen several stories of people replacing the trans and then having the problem recur because another part was causing the initial problem.
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Judge rejects SEC deal with 'recidivist' Citigroup, calls fine 'pocket change'
Under the SEC deal, which allows Citigroup to avoid admitting wrongdoing in the sale of risky assets to investors, 'the public is deprived of ever knowing the truth,' a US judge says.
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A federal judge in New York refused on Monday to endorse a $285 million consent agreement with the SEC that would have allowed Citigroup Global Markets, Inc., to avoid any admission of wrongdoing in a deceptive securities transaction that earned Citigroup $160 million in profits while investors lost $700 million.
Under terms of the proposed agreement, Citigroup was not required to admit or deny any illegal conduct alleged in a Securities and Exchange Commission complaint, and the firm would pay what the judge termed "only very modest penalties."
"If the allegations of the complaint are true, this is a very good deal for Citigroup; and, even if they are untrue, it is a mild and modest cost of doing business," US District Judge Jed Rakoff wrote in a 15-page opinion.
"It is harder to discern from the limited information before the court what the SEC is getting from this settlement other than a quick headline," he said.
"By the SEC's own account, Citigroup is a recidivist, and yet, in terms of deterrence, the $95 million civil penalty that the Consent Judgment proposes is pocket change to any entity as large as Citigroup," the judge said.
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High school football star Edgar Segura of Mendota, Calif., picks produce before going to school and practice.
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