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Subject: Re: [OMPI devel] Threaded progress for CPCs From: Jeff Squyres (jsquyres_at_[hidden]) Date: 2008-05-20 12:37:10
Ok, I think we're mostly converged on a solution. This might not get implemented immediately (got some other pending v1.3 stuff to bug fix, etc.), but it'll happen for v1.3.
- endpoint creation will mpool alloc/register a small buffer for handshake - cpc does not need to call _post_recvs()); instead, it can just post the single small buffer on each BSRQ QP (from the small buffer on the endpoint) - cpc will call _connected() (in the main thread, not the CPC progress thread) when all BSRQ QPs are connected - if _post_recvs() was previously called, do the normal "finish setting up" stuff and declare the endpoint CONNECTED - if _post_recvs() was not previously called, then: - call _post_recvs() - send a short CTS message on the 1st BSRQ QP - wait for CTS from peer - when both CTS from peer has arrived *and* we have sent our CTS, declare endpoint CONNECTED
Doing it this way adds no overhead to OOB/XOOB (who don't need this extra handshake). I think the code can be factored nicely to make this not too complicated.
I'll work on this once I figure out the memory corruption I'm seeing in the receive_queues patch...
Note that this addresses the wireup multi-threading issues -- not iWarp SRQ issues. We'll tackle those separately, and possibly not for the initial v1.3.0 release.
On May 20, 2008, at 6:02 AM, Gleb Natapov wrote:
> On Mon, May 19, 2008 at 01:38:53PM -0400, Jeff Squyres wrote: >>>> 5. ...? >>> What about moving posting of receive buffers into main thread. With >>> SRQ it is easy: don't post anything in CPC thread. Main thread will >>> prepost buffers automatically after first fragment received on the >>> endpoint (in btl_openib_handle_incoming()). With PPRQ it's more >>> complicated. What if we'll prepost dummy buffers (not from free >>> list) >>> during IBCM connection stage and will run another three way >>> handshake >>> protocol using those buffers, but from the main thread. We will need >>> to >>> prepost one buffer on the active side and two buffers on the passive >>> side. >> >> >> This is probably the most viable alternative -- it would be easiest >> if >> we did this for all CPC's, not just for IBCM: >> >> - for PPRQ: CPCs only post a small number of receive buffers, >> suitable >> for another handshake that will run in the upper-level openib BTL >> - for SRQ: CPCs don't post anything (because the SRQ already >> "belongs" >> to the upper level openib BTL) >> >> Do we have a BSRQ restriction that there *must* be at least one PPRQ? > No. We don't have such restriction and I wouldn't want to add it. > >> If so, we could always run the upper-level openib BTL really-post- >> the- >> buffers handshake over the smallest buffer size BSRQ RC PPRQ (i.e., >> have the CPC post a single receive on this QP -- see below), which >> would make things much easier. If we don't already have this >> restriction, would we mind adding it? We have one PPRQ in our >> default >> receive_queues value, anyway. > If there is not PPRQ then we can relay on RNR/retransmit logic in case > there is not enough buffer in SRQ. We do that anyway in openib BTL > code. > >> >> With this rationale, once the CPC says "ok, all BSRQ QP's are >> connected", then _endpoint.c can run a CTS handshake to post the >> "real" buffers, where each side does the following: >> >> - CPC calls _endpoint_connected() to tell the upper level BTL that it >> is fully connected (the function is invoked in the main thread) >> - _endpoint_connected() posts all the "real" buffers to all the BSRQ >> QP's on the endpoint >> - _endpoint_connected() then sends a CTS control message to remote >> peer via smallest RC PPRQ >> - upon receipt of CTS: >> - release the buffer (***) >> - set endpoint state of CONNECTED and let all pending messages >> flow... (as it happens today) >> >> So it actually doesn't even have to be a handshake -- it's just an >> additional CTS sent over the newly-created RC QP. Since it's RC, we >> don't have to do much -- just wait for the CTS to know that the >> remote >> side has actually posted all the receives that we expect it to have. >> Since the CTS flows over a PPRQ, there's no issue about receiving the >> CTS on an SRQ (because the SRQ may not have any buffers posted at any >> given time). > Correct. Full handshake is not needed. The trick is to allocate those > initial buffers in a smart way. IMO initial buffer should be very > small (a couple of bytes only) and be preallocated on endpoint > creation. > This will solve locking problem. > > -- > Gleb. > _______________________________________________ > devel mailing list > devel_at_[hidden] > http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/devel
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Like many people I left SWG after the NGE hit and have yet to find a MMO that remotely has some of what made SWG great. The exploration, crafting, skill tree and custom builds to name a few. I've played most everything else out there from EVE, EQII, Ryzom, DAoC, WHO, LOTRO, etc etc, and have just recently stumbled across Fallen Earth. Unfortunately my current situation (deployed) has kept me from trying anything out first hand so I'm left to reviews and word of mouth. From what I've read it seems to have a lot of the same characteristics as SWG once did, including the three tiered Health / Endurance / Mind bars. There is harvesting and crafting which is apparently complex and a member driven economy. There are PVP elements which seem to be as close to the old GCW as I can find and it isn't a forced situation. And since each toon can have a unique build I'm thinking that skill is more important than gear.
Like I said I'm strictly going off of what is available on a limited internet connection but I'd like to get into something as soon as I return home in a few weeks.
OK, this one I can answer. I played FE since mid-beta. It's a very good game, and has much of the "flavor" of the old SWG. By that, I mean the feeling you got when you played SWG was one that kept you coming back. It also has the crafted-gear model, not loot drop, so in that respect it's got much in common. It's skill-based, not class-based so, again, we're on familiar SWG ground. It's also a lot of fun. But... It's going through an interminably long Combat Revamp right now to try and fix up the PvP, and content has been stagnant since they lost their primary backers 6-8 months ago. It's a very good small Indie company that's stretched to the limit at the moment. A shame, really, as this game had the potential to be a monster. I'm not sure how active the server is anymore, since I haven't played in a few months (still have an active sub though). Check out the FE forums for more up-to-date on community size. The community itself was excellent, again, reminiscent of the old days of SWG. The developers and team are more responsive than most too, and they really ARE trying to get a handle on the combat before launching into new content, level cap raising, etc. The crafting is good, but, of course, nowhere near what we had in pre-CU SWG. Nothing is. The combat is a bit of a hybrid between RPG and FPS styles, and works, though there are balance issues, especially in PvP. The content to lvl 50 (current cap) is substantial, so you'll get a good few months of enjoyment getting there. But then, it's PvP and, while potentially a good time, has many problems for the "average" player. If you can afford to take a shot at Fallen Earth, I'd highly recommend trying it. It deserves far more than it's gotten in terms of support, both from gamers and investors. If any game has the potential to bring back the old SWG feeling, this is the one I've played to date that does. -- Xix |
Originally posted by mcmfire Agree with the poster above me entirely. I would only add: Regarding skill trees - there basically are trees but you can pick powers from any of them. You are limited to types of buffs that can be active and type of weapon you have equipped (though you can switch weapons). This makes it really hard to balance, but you can really make a character you imagine. Exploration? I doubt it is nearly as large as SWG, but it is plenty large for the setting. Its actually a 1/4? scale model of the grand canyon in the U.S. It can take a lot of time to cross a 'zone.' Note that there are very few instances in the regular game. There is blood sports i.e. like a battleground, but that is optional. The economy is not as good as EVE, but very different from WOW or EQ. Its is mostly about raw materials and mostly really clan based economies. For e.g. the last clan I was in, we were encouraged to pick a type of crafting position and drop materials for the other professions and we could take mats for our crafts. "Never met a pack of humans that were any different. Look at the idiots that get elected every couple of years. You really consider those guys more mature than us? The only difference between us and them is, when they gank some noobs and take their stuff, the noobs actually die." - Madimorga |
Fallen Earth is a wow-clone. You grind, wack at rocks, and make stuff to sell at the AH. |
Originally posted by Nerf09 Or it's the complete opposite of WoW ... Put down the crack pipe. It's a skill based system with FPS style combat. Economy relies on crafting instead of drops. It actually has a unique story and background. |
Originally posted by nerrollus There are superficial differences like instead of a dwarf character you have a midget human, or instead of killing a boar you kill a radiated boar, you are still going through the exact same motions and grind you would do on WOW. |
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Joined: 7/03/04 I liked MMOs better when gamers didn't play them, and just geeks did. |
FE is an MMO, like EQ, WoW and others, but that's really where the similarities end. I'm sure Nerf09 is just trolling, because what he's spouting is the opposite of truth. FE has more immersion in it's little finger than every other MMO i've played in the past 14 years has all together...except maybe EVE. Anyways, to each his own. Played: AA, AC1, AC2, Aion, AO, AoC, CO, CoX, DAoC, DCUO, DN, EVE, EQ1, EQ2, |
It's not a WoW clone, but neither anywhere near Pre CU. Those who claim the game is a mere copy of Wow are blind. The map is bigger and exploration is a much, much, much bigger part of FE than WoW. Graphic-wise FE is way more realistic, combat system is completely different, Skill-system is entirely different, mounts are different, even fluff are not something stupid that breaks immersion. There are similarities but to claim that FE is just a clone is beyond me... |
The only thing it has in common, is they are both an unfinished broken mess. Pre-cu was sandbox, fallen earth is a open themepark. |
I don't understand people who say FE is totally open and has a very good exploration component. The only thing you can do while exploring is to gather materials (of course if you go to far they will outlevel you). Other than that, it is a simple themepark - you are restricted by levels so much that it hurts. Last time I went exploring in sector 2 i ended up on some station with guys giving quests for a nearby ruin (3 levels above me). I could easily kill the quest monsters, but I could not accept the quest as I was too low level!!! For me this killed the game. Such restrictions do not allow for exploration. This game was designed as all other quest hub themepark games and the more you play it, the more obvious it becomes. |
Originally posted by remyburke Superficial differences. The essense is exactly the same as WOW. Heck, you're even mashing the same keys as WOW. |
I was pressing the same keys in NWN, does that make it WOW clone? BOOYAKA! |
Originally posted by Nerf09 That is the stupidest thing i ever read in my life... Currently Playing Path of Exile |
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Joined: 1/13/10 Currently playing EVE, SMITE, ArcheAge, and Combat Arms |
Originally posted by madnagash Yeah, the comparison to pre-CU and calling it a sandbox just seems odd. It's a fun game, but it's as tiered and linear as any other themepark style MMO. Cool Crowfall info and speculation - http://www.thewulfden.com/search/label/Crowfall |
Certainly inspired by it, in that you craft most of your stuff. Unfortunately, crafting(back when I played it) didn't allow for varying levels of success or different properties based on the quality of components, the main things I liked about SWG. Another similarity is the random flora, and how it tends to pop into view. My understanding is that it fades better, these days, though. For me, that's where the similarities end. But you should trial it anyway. Maybe you'll have a different opinion. |
Originally posted by Robsolf This is pretty much how I feel. For some reason, you hear alot that FE has good crafting.... but don't listen to those people. The crafting in FE is terrible. It's essentially the same as WoW's crafting, but you have a few more ingrediants and it takes time to craft things rather than instantly. Just because everything in the world is crafted, doesn't make crafting itself good. You go around, harvest nodes, make static pieces of equipment. Not only is the crafting boring, but there is no economy either. None. Nadda. Zilch. |
Originally posted by cyress8 Don't go simple on me. Here is a Chinese Planetside-knockoff or clone: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJyY2vdQ3PE Should be fairly obvious to anyone that's played Planetside. Sure they are mechs not wearing body suits, and the galaxy ship doesn't look exactly the same, and the graphics are better, but essentially it's a Planetside-Clone just like Fallen Earth is a Wow clone. Man, China has absolutely no regard for patent or copyright law. |
I tried FE when it first launched based on rumors that it was very similar to SWG in terms of crafting and "sandboxiness". I was sorely disappointed to discover the crafting and resource collection was nothing like SWG. You can pretty much make any class character you like with the AP system, but being forced to quest to earn APs was not fun at all for me. The game is pretty much your standard themepark MMO without the rigid class system. PvP has no real impact on the world. Factions had no real impact on the world. Everyone is a crafter so the items you make have no real impact on the world. They offer a free trial and they just announced they are going F2P so there really is no reason not to try it for yourself. www.agonysend.org |
Originally posted by Murashu The downloader still takes several days, so be prepared for that if you are gonna do the free trial and download the game from the launcher. Vault-Tec analysts have concluded that the odds of worldwide nuclear armaggeddon this decade are 17,143,762... to 1. |
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Joined: 3/10/06 Spelling and grammar do matter.I find your lack of real-life skills disturbing. |
Originally posted by Nerf09 Nor other country's labor laws, according to an NPR piece this morning on a Chinese company operating in a Greek port. 8-hour shifts without meal or restroom breaks, workers ordered to just urinate in their seats instead. No set shifts for some jobs, workers being on-call 24-hours-a-day instead. One guy getting his schedule changed 14 times in a month. Another guy getting fired for daring to demand overtime pay for overtime work. And a Greek government minister doing the "Sgt. Shultz" routine when asked about violations (they're getting a few hundred million out of the deal). |


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Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution to conquer consoles and handhelds next yearLet's just get this out of the way right now. I have a little bit of a platonic man crush on Sid Meier. His Civilization strategy games pretty much single-handedly started the whole concept of the "God Game" and, man, don't even get me started on my unhealthy obsession with Pirates! (the classic PC game, not the filthy pillagers). It comes as no surprise then that I was overjoyed to see a press release this morning from 2K announcing that they will be publishing Sid Meier's very first game on the "next" generation of consoles and handhelds (when will people finally stop using the term "next" generation – it confuses me). The new game, dramatically entitled Sid Meier's Civilization Revolution, is pegged for a spring 2008 release and sounds like it will continue the tried and true gameplay of past Civilization games by offering a robust (and assumed ridiculously addictive) single-player campaign giving the players the opportunity to create a world-encompassing empire, one time period at a time. This new addition to the series also promises extensive multiplayer modes, video and voice chat, and that much sought after "next" (argh!) generation shine! No word yet on what specific systems this will be released for, but I would bet money on an Xbox360, PlayStation 3, and Nintendo DS version as obvious candidates. While I am always a little dubious of how RTS games will control on a home console, the fact that dreamboat Sid Meier is taking the reigns as lead designer gives me all the confidence in the world. It also helps that he seems to be extra excited about this new iteration in the successful series, saying that "Civilization Revolution is the game I have always wanted to make." To put it mildly, yay! Check out the gallery below for some very early artwork and hit the jump for the full, action-packed press release.
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Albert Pujols turned back the clock and pulled out the kind of majestic home run stroke that helped him hit 30 or more in each of his 12 previous seasons in the major leagues.
There was no doubt about this one, and it couldn't have come at a better time for the Los Angeles Angels.
Pujols hit a go-ahead homer in the eighth inning and drove in three runs, leading the Angels to a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night.
His ninth of the season not only got Jered Weaver off the hook, but also third baseman Alberto Callaspo, whose third-inning fielding error led to a pair of unearned runs.
''I knew it was out of the park as soon as I hit it,'' Pujols said. ''It just felt good because it gave us the lead. Even though Weaver didn't get the win, he pitched very well and gave us a chance to score some runs and come out with a win.''
Cubs starter Scott Feldman took a 3-1 lead into the seventh before former Texas Rangers teammate Josh Hamilton led off with a double and scored on Howie Kendrick's third single of the game, which made him 8 for 18 against the right-hander.
James Russell came in and retired the next three batters, including Callaspo on a sacrifice bunt. But Erick Aybar greeted Carlos Villanueva (1-4) with a leadoff single through the box, and Pujols drove his first-pitch homer over the double-decker bullpen in left field after Mike Trout flied out.
''He wasn't supposed to even come close to throwing that pitch in that situation,'' Cubs manager Dale Sveum said with a tinge of disgust. ''Somewhere down the line, we lost the scouting report from the bullpen to the mound.''
Villanueva was understandably downcast in the clubhouse talking about the 17th home run allowed by the Cubs' bullpen.
''It caught too much plate. It's as simple as that,'' Villanueva said. ''If I make a better pitch there, maybe it's a different result. But Pujols is a great hitter. I don't really have to say that. So to a hitter, you can't miss by that much over the plate in that situation. He did what he was supposed to do - put it in the seats.''
Pujols, who has hit 54 of his 484 career home runs against Cubs pitching, is batting just .244 with 35 RBIs in 57 games. After he struck out in the third inning, he was soundly booed by the crowd.
''Numbers-wise, it's nowhere where I want to be. But I feel like I'm one swing away from turning things around,'' the three-time NL MVP said. ''I don't give up, man. I take every game like it's the last game of my career. I go out there every day, try to fight and get a good pitch to hit and hopefully do something to help the ballclub win. Yesterday and the day before, I put a good swing on the ball and didn't do the damage I should do. It's frustrating because I know I'm not too far away from it.''
Robert Coello (2-1) pitched a scoreless eighth for the win and Ernesto Frieri got three outs for his 13th save in 14 attempts.
Weaver struck out five and was charged with an earned run and six hits over six innings in his fourth start this season and second since coming off the disabled list. He is 0-2 with two no-decisions in four starts against Feldman, who spent his eight previous big league seasons with the AL West-rival Texas Rangers.
''He's got good stuff,'' Weaver said. ''He's kind of changed his approach over the years. He was a hard thrower and a mid-90s (mph) guy, and now he's mixing in that split-finger and that cutter a lot. So he's kind of developed into a great pitcher and he's obviously proven that this year. He kept our guys off balance, but we were able to battle back and get that big homer by Pujols to put us back on top.''
Feldman allowed two runs and six hits in six-plus innings. In his previous head-to-head duel with Weaver, on Sept. 19, 2009, Feldman beat him 3-2 at Texas for the 17th and final win of his best season in the majors.
''You realize it's going to be tough to scrape up runs against Weaver because he's one of the best,'' Feldman said. ''He's always going out there and leaving his heart on the field.''
The Angels, coming off an embarrassing four-game sweep by the visiting Houston Astros - the team with the worst record in the AL - won for the third time in nine games.
The Cubs snapped a 1-all tie in the third after Callaspo fumbled David DeJesus' leadoff grounder on the infield grass, his fifth error this season and fourth in three games. One out later, Weaver walked Anthony Rizzo and gave up an RBI single to Alfonso Soriano. Ryan Sweeney, who had three hits, delivered the second run of the inning with a two-out single - his first RBI in 26 career at-bats against Weaver to that point.
Chicago opened the scoring in the first on a broken-bat RBI single from Nate Schierholtz with two outs, after Weaver hit Luis Valbuena with a 1-2 pitch and gave up an opposite-field single to Rizzo. The Angels tied it in the bottom half on Pujols' sacrifice fly, after a leadoff double by Aybar and an infield hit by Trout.
This is the Cubs' second visit to Anaheim since interleague play began in 1997. They took two of three in 2004.
NOTES: With another Los Angeles vs. Chicago confrontation going on up the freeway at Staples Center between the Kings and Blackhawks in Game 3 of the NHL's Western Conference finals, the baseball game drew 32,223 - 4,772 below the Angels' season average. ... One catcher picked off the other at first base in the second inning when Chicago's Welington Castillo caught Chris Iannetta leaning too far off the bag with runners at the corners. ... This was the first of eight home games the Angels will play against NL Central teams. ... Three of Weaver's four starts have been against NL teams. ... The Angels have committed 39 errors, second-worst in the AL behind Houston's 40. ... LHP Scott Downs relieved Weaver, pitching a perfect seventh inning with two strikeouts in his first appearance since May 26.
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the rule regarding the amount of time you have to recover dropped food from the floor and still be able to eat it.
my ice cream! quick, 5 second rule!
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when you drop something (usually food) you have five seconds to pick it up or you no longer can eat it.
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If you drop a piece of food on the ground, and pick it up within five seconds, it's still considered OK to eat and not contaminated.
I dropped a potato chip on the dining hall floor, but since I obeyed the 5 second rule, it's still good.
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The supposed amount of time (5 seconds)you have to pick up food after it's been dropped on the ground or floor. Allegedly, the bacteria doesn't get on it before 5 seconds is up so you can still eat it if you pick it up really quickly. Sadly, it's all bullshit and not true but it makes good for justification - mainly so people don't call you gross.
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2004. július 9.
You know when you have some fried chicken on your plate and it's the last piece at the cookout and of COURSE you drop it on the floor. Then what do you do? After all, it's disgusting to eat food that fell on the floor. Well, the 5 SECOND RULE says that after 5 seconds, any food that fell on the floor immediately becomes un-germified. So after 5 seconds, eat whatever you dropped on the floor, cuz the rule is what really matters.
John: "Damn I dropped my slice of pizza on the floor."
Mike: "That's too bad."
John: "Oh well," ::picks slice up and waits five seconds:: "5 second rule!" ::BITE!::
Mike: "That's too bad."
John: "Oh well," ::picks slice up and waits five seconds:: "5 second rule!" ::BITE!::
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2004. július 10.
when you fart really loud if someone can't spank you in 5 seconds they can't spank you after that
oops i farted really loud now I gotta run around so the 5 second rule will take place
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The Mt. Desert Island recording sessions that form the core of Coke Weed's upcoming 3rd LP, 2013′s Back To Soft, saw the psych rock quintet definitively moving past the vestiges of the folk rock sound that marked their earlier recordings, and toward a leaner electrified sound. It was a case of form following content as the band found their stride in the hypnotic grooves that would carry the lyrical themes of Back To Soft: Ten songs dealing with the dangerous allure of American Bohemia viewed through a haze of nostalgia for 1990s New York City.
It was an inevitable progression for the Bar Harbor, Maine based band. Renowned for their dual girl and boy lead singers, twinning electric guitars and mesmerizing rhythm section, Coke Weed's early fascination with hippies had more to do with the acid fall-out than the summer of love. Perhaps the casual listener couldn't feel the menace lurking underneath the warmth of their amps and the breathless, enigmatic voice of Nina D. But Coke Weed has always aligned itself with the rebel streak that took root with the Stones, flowered on the West Coast with the Airplane, flirted with squares through the pop moves of Lee Hazlewood and Francoise Hardy, and eventually bottomed out in New York City with Royal Trux and the bummer spirit of '93.
Coke Weed is lead by songwriter Milan McAlevey, who in 1999 formed the Lil' Fighters with Walter Martin, later of Walkmen fame. After recording several albums at the Walkmen's original Marcata Recording Studio in Harlem, he left the Fighters and New York for the wilds of Maine. First impressions of the Pine Tree State lead to 2008's Mac St. Michael LP, an album written by McAlevey and produced by Walter Martin. Recorded in New York, the album was released under the guise of folk-balladeer alter-ego, Mac St. Michael.
In the years spent bouncing between Maine and New York, Milan teamed up with chanteuse Nina D. and the pair arrived in Bar Harbor, a quintessential New England island tourist town and an unlikely place to start a band. First Nina and Milan found a kindred spirit in guitarist Caleb Davis and asked him to join. Drummer Peter Cuffari and bassist Zach Soares quickly followed suit to complete the quintet.
The group established a studio in a barn at Chickadee Hill, a flower farm in the heart of Mt. Desert Island. Coke Weed's first album, Volume One, was recorded on two Tascam 484 cassette recorders. The band gave it away for free on their web site in 2011 and early adapters took notice. A second album, Nice Dreams, quickly took form when the band enlisted producer Nick Stumpf (Caveman, French Kicks) to record completely live in ten days. Nice Dreams was released in April 2012 and Coke Weed completed two national tours that year where they shared stages with the likes of the Walkmen, Woods and Vetiver.
The process of making Back To Soft was a direct reaction to the off-the-cuff feel of the previous album. Nine months in the making and every overdub lovingly labored over, Coke Weed's new album Back To Soft is rock music that holds a mirror to 2013 and refracts its moment through a stoned remembrance of American undergrounds past.
Following his 2010 effort, Moon Deluxe, the rock-and-roll musician Andrew Cedermark spent 2012 putting new songs to tape in an honest-to-goodness rock-and-roll recording studio. Ten of these songs make up his new album, Home Life, which is set in New York, New Jersey and Virginia, and which, loosely, is about growing up only to find that you didn't have to, and the subsequent discovery that the process is irreversible.
Other irreversible processes discussed in the album include falling in love; losing friends while not making friends; and realizing that one is mired in a place where one does not belong. Like country and rap music, neither of which Home Life resembles, the album's lyrical content is designed to reflect the likely concerns of its listeners.
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Campus Citizenship and Associational Freedom: An Aristotelian Take on the Nondiscrimination PuzzleChapin CiminoDrexel University Thomas R. Kline School of Law December 20, 2011 William & Mary Bill of Rights, Vol. 20, p. 533, 2011 Drexel University Earle Mack School of Law Research Paper No. 2011-A-10 Abstract: Student expressive association on campus is a thorny thicket. Student affinity groups often choose to organize around a shared principle or characteristic of the groups' members, which, by definition, makes those students different in some way from their peers. In order to preserve the group's sense of uniqueness, these groups often then wish to control their own membership and voting policies. They feel, in essence, entitled to discriminate — a right arguably embodied by the First Amendment freedom of expressive association. When campus groups actually exercise this right, however, they run into university anti-discrimination policies, which can cost them official campus recognition. Thus, in the name of one important value, schools trample on another: campus citizenship. Both nondiscrimination and campus citizenship are values of equality. At this moment, whose notion of equality is to prevail? Is it the university's, taking the form of a blanket nondiscrimination policy? Or is it the student group's, taking the form of the desire to maintain both associational freedom and campus citizenship? Current First Amendment doctrine is ill-equipped to resolve the tension between these competing values, or "ends." It is ill-equipped because any traditional First Amendment test is written to consider only one "end" — the end of the regulator. This was true prior to the Supreme Court's June 2010 decision in Christian Legal Society v. Martinez. However, the Court's opinion in CLS made the situation worse by applying the simplistic and unhelpful "limited public forum" test. The limited public forum test may have been the least common denominator between competing doctrines, but choosing it was a mistake. This Article takes on several tasks. It explains the notion of campus citizenship, showing how the goal of equality on campus actually has two aspects to it — the equality of the students potentially excluded from a group, and also the equality of the group that is excluded from the campus. It shows how and why current doctrine, but especially the limited public forum doctrine, are not up to the task of resolving the inherent conflict in this dual conception of equality. Finally, it offers a new (and neo-Aristotelian) means-ends analysis courts should use in this context in order to account for the dual ends of these cases: nondiscrimination and expressive association. Number of Pages in PDF File: 56 Keywords: first amendment, freedom of association, nondiscrimination, virtue jurisprudence, campus citizenship Date posted: December 22, 2011Suggested CitationContact Information
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Try this simple chicken Chinese dish. The Chinese staple – tomato, chilli and soya sauce – lends the flavour. The chicken is predictably batter-fried and stirred in with sautéed mushrooms and bell peppers. Dong'an chicken is versatile, it can be a hearty starter or an accompaniment to fried rice.
Dong'an Chicken
Chicken 200 gms
Mushroom 50 gms
Bell peppers 30 gms
Onion 50 gms
Celery 5 gms
Tomato sauce 1 tsp
Chilli sauce 1 tsp
Soya sauce a drop
Ginger 1 tsp
Garlic 1 tsp
Cabbage to garnish
Grapes to garnish
Salt and pepper to taste
Make a batter with corn flour, flour, egg and salt.
Slice the chicken into long, thin strips and batter fry. Heat oil in a pan and sauté ginger, garlic, celery, onion and bell peppers in it. Add tomato, chilli and soya sauce. Stir in the sliced mushroom. Cook well, add the fried chicken and mix well. Serve garnished with cabbage and grapes.


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Disc 1
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1. Caveman - (featuring Dave Matthews) ~ Danny Barnes
2. Road ~ Danny Barnes
3. Pizza Box ~ Danny Barnes
4. Sleep - (featuring Dave Matthews) ~ Danny Barnes
5. Misty Swan ~ Danny Barnes
6. TSA ~ Danny Barnes
7. Bone ~ Danny Barnes
8. Overdue ~ Danny Barnes
9. Charlie ~ Danny Barnes
10. Broken Clock ~ Danny Barnes
11. Sparta, TN ~ Danny Barnes
Album Notes and Credits
Notes & Personnel Info |
Personnel: Danny Barnes (vocals, guitar, banjo, piano, organ, loops); Matt Chamberlain (drums, percussion, loops). | |
Audio Mixers: John Alagia; Brian Scheuble. | |
Recording information: Haunted Hollow, Charlottesville, VA. | |
Illustrator: Nick Davidge . | |
Photographer: Sergio Mottola . | |
Although Barnes is a banjo picker, on Pizza Box he bravely goes where no man has gone before -- with the instrument, and with arrangements that borrow elements of hard rock, R&B, rap, electronica, and country music. His lyrics, as always, are full of snide humor and keen insight, and while he claims he's not a masterful picker, his solo excursions on the banjo are full of unexpected twists and turns. "Charlie," the tale of a ne'er do well dope fiend trying to survive a long stretch in the pen for selling a rock or crack to the wrong guy, blends a looped hip-hop style rhythm with some lonesome mountain banjo for a tune that's part rap and part Appalachian moan. It's an unlikely mash-up, but Barnes makes it sound as natural as breathing. "Caveman" is a slow, stomping rocker with Dave Matthews on harmony vocals. Barnes anticipates the extinction of the human race with a few paraphrases of Biblical prophesy -- "The times get harder, then the cities burn" -- and tops it off with an skewed banjo solo. The title track is a bluesy pop song that mulls over the end of a relationship. Barnes strings together the small, intimate moments of a relationship with a weary, intimate vocal that elevates an ordinary breakup to high tragedy. "Miss Misty Swan" is a ragged rocker with a jug band feel that's based on the folk chestnut "Wild About My Lovin'." Halfway trough, Barnes drops in a jazzy Monk-influenced banjo solo full of odd squawks and bent notes. "Broken Clock" is a wrenching country tune about a broken marriage that uses all the clich?s but manages to avoid sounding too maudlin. Barnes also gives us a trio of rockers. "Bone" rides a funky, kicked-back groove and includes an odd rap interlude and another dissonant banjo solo; "Overdue" is a quiet, passionate salute to long-lasting true love that sounds a bit like the Band, and "Sparta TN" is a Southern rocker with clanging electric guitars and sharp R&B horns. Pizza Box is a long way from the punky bluegrass of the Bad Livers, and may be the best album Barnes has ever made. ~ j. poet | |
Producer: John Alagia |
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Release Date : 01/19/2010 | |
Original Release Date : 2010 | |
Catalog ID : ATO0082 | |
Label : ATO (USA) | |
Number of Discs : 1 | |
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Schmoecker, Jan-Dirk, Shimamoto, Hiroshi, Kurauchi, Fumitaka, Fonzone, Achille and Bell, Michael G H (2010) Seat capacity and hyperpath choice on-board: alight or remain seated? In: 12th World Congress on Transport Research, 11-15 July 2010 , Lisbon, Portugal. (Unpublished)
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The rationale for the definition of a set of paths referred to as "hyperpath" is that some uncertainty (for example waiting time) means that the choice of a specific option is not being pre-determined. Rather the choice process is assumed to occur on two levels. At a "strategic level" a passenger defines a set of paths any of which might be potentially optimal, and at "a tactic level" a specific path out of these is chosen depending on events occurring en-route. This paper discusses that the same concept of hyperpath might also be true for passengers already on on-board a transit vehicle. The uncertainty in this case arises from the seat availability. The paper extends an earlier version of the frequency-based transit assignment model with seat capacity by Schmöcker et al (2009) to describe that passengers choose their alighting point depending on whether they have obtained a seat or not. This behaviour is compared to the "deterministic" case where passengers have decided their alighting point independent of whether they might obtain a seat or not during the journey.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | Hyperpath; en-route decision; sitting capacity; optimism; |
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Dewey Decimal Subjects: | 300 Social sciences > 380 Commerce, communications & transportation > 388 Transportation; ground transportation |
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To: | <linux-xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx> |
Subject: | Official Debian XFS kernel patch packages |
From: | "Ed Boraas" <ed@xxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | Fri, 4 May 2001 13:18:32 -0600 |
Organization: | http://www.ed.boraas.ca |
Sender: | owner-linux-xfs@xxxxxxxxxxx |
Hello, all. I'm pleased to say that, as of today, the XFS/Linux Release 1.0 patches are now available in the Debian 'unstable' (Sid) distribution. I'd like to encourage people to test these packages and report on any issues via the Debian bug tracking system. Barring any major issues, these packages should also be available in the 'testing' (Woody)distribution in a couple of weeks. The packages contain the patches from XFS R1.0, with a couple minor modifications (none of which affect the substance of the patch), as documented in the changelog. They can be found as 'kernel-patch-xfs' and 'kernel-patch-xfs-core'. In order to make effective use of these, of course, Nathan Scott's excellent official XFS userspace packages should be installed as well. Take care, Ed Boraas, Debian XFS kernel patch maintainer |
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