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John Travolta Speaks on Idina Menzel Oscars Flub: 'I Thought, Let It Go!'
Originally posted 03/04/2014 05:45PM
It looks like both John Travolta and Idina Menzel are going to let it go.
In the days since Travolta first stepped in front of a microphone at Sunday's Oscars and mangled the Frozen star's name in front of 43 million people, the artist once known as Adele Dazeem has become an Internet phenomenon.
Now, Travolta is speaking about the gaffe for the first time.
"I've been beating myself up all day," the Pulp Fiction star said in a statement released Tuesday. "Then I thought, what would Idina Menzel say? She'd say, let it go, let it go!"
The two-time Oscar nominee added, "Idina is incredibly talented and I am so happy Frozen took home two Oscars Sunday night!"
There no were hard feelings on Menzel's end: According to a source, the Tony winner wasn't bothered by her newfound moniker – or the online uproar it sparked. In fact, the source said, "She thought it was funny."
Menzel was too focused on her Oscars performance to realize what had happened during her introduction.
According to E!, the Frozen star gave Travolta a hug after her performance was over. Later in the ceremony, Oscar host Ellen DeGeneres clearly – and accurately – announced the performer's name. Twice.
Idina Menzel or Adele Dazim? Stars React to John Travolta's Oscars Flub
Originally posted 03/03/2014 01:25PM
Sometimes, you want to go where everybody knows your name. Unfortunately, for Idina Menzel, the Oscars was not that place.
Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, John Travolta to Present at Oscars
Originally posted 02/24/2014 11:30AM
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John Travolta Credits Scientology with Helping Him Heal After Son's Death
Originally posted 02/18/2014 04:30PM
John Travolta "didn't want to wake up" after his son's sudden death, the actor revealed during a recent interview.
FIRST LOOK: Kirstie Alley and John Travolta Together Again – This Time in Bed
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From Bing to Bieber, Listen to the 10 Strangest Holiday Duets of All Time
Originally posted 12/04/2013 12:00AM
As any Hallmark card can tell you, the holidays are about bringing people together. For some of us, that means reuniting with grown-up children, or welcoming long-lost cousins into our homes. But for musicians, it means something else: seasonal duets, often performed with the oddest of partners.
From reality-show novelty songs to stocking-stuffer EPs, Christmas isn't Christmas until two people who have no business being in the same room have crowded in front of the mic to sing a holiday classic. Why do they do this? You should just as soon ask Black Friday shoppers why they camp out for hours in front of big-box stores. Holiday magic is a compelling thing.
Catherine Zeta-Jones Hits the Red Carpet in China
Originally posted 09/22/2013 09:45AM
You can't keep a glam girl down.
In a red-carpet appearance in China's Shandong province on Saturday, Catherine Zeta-Jones stepped out at a star-studded event to announce the launch of a new $5 billion film studio there, as well as plans by AMC Entertainment to host an annual Chinese film festival. (AMC was purchased by China's Wanda group in 2012.)
Other A-listers in attendance included Leonardo DiCaprio, John Travolta, Nicole Kidman and Ewan McGregor.
It was the actress's first public appearance since PEOPLE revealed her separation from her husband of nearly 13 years, actor Michael Douglas, in late August.
Man Buys Iconic Princess Di Dress for $362,000
Originally posted 03/19/2013 03:00PM
When Princess Diana danced with John Travolta at a 1985 White House dinner, the world was awestruck.
Now one very lucky Englishwoman gets to have all that glamor to herself. An anonymous bidder purchased the midnight-blue velvet Victor Edelstein evening gown – the one that prompted Travolta to call Diana "the most beautiful woman in the room" – for more than $362,000 Tuesday at London's Kerry Taylor Auctions.
Part of the "Fit for a Princess" lot, "It sold to a British gentleman as a surprise to cheer up his wife," said auctioneer Kerry Taylor in a statement. And while the late Princess would divorce Prince Charles 11 years after that magical moment, the dress's new owner just made a grand bid for romance.
– Suzanne Zuckerman
Kelly Preston Shares Personal Oscar Prep Pics
Originally posted 02/28/2013 07:00PM
Sure there were plenty of professional photographers on hand, but did you know Kelly Preston, Norah Jones and Quvenzhané Wallis snapped personal photos from Oscar night for their favorite charities exclusively for PEOPLE?
Preston, who took pics for the Jett Travolta Foundation and Heroes Health Fund, gives readers an intimate look as she gets ready at home with husband John Travolta and daughter Ella. The three later drove off to the red carpet in their 1962 Rolls Royce.
John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John Release Grease-Inspired Video
Originally posted 12/05/2012 03:00PM
To many, John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John will always be high school loves Danny Zuko and Sandy Olsen from the 1978 hit Grease. Now, the two have reunited for a holiday album – and a Grease-themed video.
In the video for "I Think You Might Like It," Travolta flies a plane home while Newton-John drives a classic convertible full of gifts. The pair reunite in a field to perform some dance moves reminiscent of their Grease finale, "You're the One That I Want."
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It is fake rage, it has to be because they use that word on each other a hundred times a day!<quoted text>bwaaaaaaa. Good one. See kneegrow, we don't let a word send us into a homicidal rage. Actually that was pretty good. Matter of fact, the REAL "Smokin' Joe was one of my favorite fighters, but he was far too small to think about competing with either of the Klitschko brothers who have been kicking black arse for a decade now. Sad to hear about Ken Norton passing, he at least seemed decent enough on television but with TNB, you never know he might have been a Larry Holmes or Mike Tyson ignit douche in private. Smokin' Joe was a great fighter though but he would have been just too small nowadays and his style was very predictable, but considering he was short, legally blind in one eye, and basically just a one-armed fighter he did exceptionally well. Well I got off on a tangent, but back to the subject at hand. Why do Blacks show how simple minded and easily controllable they are by letting a single word send them over the edge. Is it all fake rage(that's what I think) or are they actually that simple-minded?
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#17901 Sep 19, 2013
You are to funny please tell me you are over 40
#17902 Sep 19, 2013
Sadly, I loved to watch Sugar Shane Mosley kick ass on a lot of Hispanic fighters. Once a boxer smiled showing the Mexican flag as a tooth guard and it later came flying out with Sugar landing a direct hit. I remember once they were having a Latino Pride parade and I saw, curiously, Sugar Shane watching from the crowd. Well this must have been for me what Chris Mathews felt when reflecting on an Obama win.
#17903 Sep 19, 2013
We are condition by society to hate. I still love the movie Blazing saddles and hate Fat Albert with Bill Cosby I remember one time my husband and I were on vacation in Maui I ate some type of peanut dish my lips and eyes swelled up which at the time I didn't think was funny he kept saying you ba look ba like ba you need helpba. I replied well back you are right ba I guess some one is not getting any making loveba tonight sorry I cave in that big white boy got me again I try
#17904 Sep 19, 2013
I am over 40, wish I wasn't..
#17905 Sep 19, 2013
Hey, hey hey Fat Albert was funny! I have seen Bill Cosby in concert in El Paso, Texas. Not only is Cosby funny but he speaks the truth when it comes to today's society..
#17906 Sep 19, 2013
Thank you so much
#17907 Sep 19, 2013
When a l\ligger calls me a cracker or honkey, watever that means, I feel complimented.
#17908 Sep 19, 2013
Yeah, just like voted for HNIC Obama twice because he hates whites just like all the other l\liggers. Don't let this l\ligger's bogus reality talk fool you.
#17909 Sep 19, 2013
As a white person who doesn't buy Into the whole "white guilt" complex, the only answer is to put as much distance between myself and knee grows as is humanly possible. I am a seperatist. I have come to the conclusion that there is no changing the entitlement mentality the majority of jigaboos embrace, so if my tax dollars keep them fat and lazy in the urban areas then that's a small price to pay to keep them contained and away from me. As long as they continue to live violent, morally corrupt, lazy lifestyles... I want nothing to do with them... and they certainly show no signs of turning it around.
#17912 Sep 20, 2013
Wait until you get into your 50 mark more like 52 but pretty black don't crack.
#17913 Sep 20, 2013
Am i wrong . My friend beats his girl .she comes to me one night cuz he blacked her eye .so she came wit her sis .she asked can they stay the night then shd says they both like me so they wana hve a threesome .so u know i done tha do right had fun to and never told him so am i wrong .plus i liked it am i wrong.but yhey left town and now i miss the threesome. They liked it rough and i punished them wit my long black dick so if any sexxxy chics want to get fucked hard text me 3013384834 am i wrong.hmu
#17914 Sep 20, 2013
I think you are overrated threesomes come and go believe me women fake and lie. So sorry to bust your bubble but they did not have a blast like you think women really don't get off on the dick it is what you say or a simple song. Try something different listen to the group She wants Revenge and the track These things or just whisper to her I want to do this but ... Get up walk away make her beg. When you get it stop and start over and over watch what happens you stop begging men are so stupid.
#17915 Sep 20, 2013
Did your boyfriend ever find out that you cheated on him? At least you went back to your roots of swinging both ways!
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#17917 Sep 20, 2013
AND you are proud of that ? that's part of the problem with todays society..check your dictionary, I believe the word is gangsta for you cool people who rob and steal and feel the world owes you.
#17918 Sep 20, 2013
They sure like to smoke it though.
#17919 Sep 20, 2013
Community Cleanup: l\liggers Killing l\liggers.
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#17920 Sep 20, 2013
Excellent work by someone within their own community. However that pray and spray technique leaves too many simply wounded. The shooters should be trained in humanitarian disposal of the wounded. That article goes on to mention Emmanuel and Booker. Just a couple more half breeds wanting in the limelight. They are two really successful idiots aren't they? Hahaha
I LOVE Chicongo. Lets hope they can at least contain those angry black savage beasts!
#17922 Sep 20, 2013
A 3 year old out at the basketball courts at 10:15 PM? Really good idea. Idiots.
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Catholic bishops conflicted over gays in immigration talks
Obama's reform would recognize migrants' same-sex partnerships
The nation's Roman Catholic bishops are in a difficult position as the debate over immigration reform gets under way: The immigrant-built American church, known for advocating a broad welcome for migrants and refugees, could end up opposing reform because it would recognize same-sex partners.
Proposals by President Barack Obama and the Congressional Hispanic Caucus include the same-sex partners of Americans among those who would be eligible for visas. The Human Rights Campaign and other gay advocates welcomed the recognition, arguing current laws unfairly treat people in gay or lesbian relationships "as strangers." The idea has the backing of the National Council de la Raza and other liberal Latino groups.
But Catholic bishops, with the support of evangelicals and other theological conservatives, have sent a letter to Obama, protesting his proposal. In a sign of the sensitivity of the issue, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops would not provide a copy of the statement, saying the signatories agreed not to make the letter public. Sister Mary Ann Walsh, a spokeswoman for the bishops, would say only that recognition of gay couples in the president's reform proposals "jeopardizes passage of the bill."
Galen Carey, public policy officer for the National Association of Evangelicals, which represents 40 denominations and has been lobbying for new immigration laws, said, "Our view is immigration reform is not the place to have this discussion." The theologically conservative Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod also signed the Catholic bishops' letter.
"The issue of immigration on its own is so controversial, so polarizing," said the Rev. Samuel Rodriguez of the evangelical National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. He was in the Las Vegas audience last week when Obama presented his plan. "Let's not play politics with 11 million undocumented immigrants."
It is far too early to know how much of a factor gay relationships will become in what is expected to be a complicated and emotional debate. The plan unveiled last week by eight leading Democratic and Republican senators did not mention same-gender partners. Many other major religious groups lobbying for reform, such as The Episcopal Church, either support gay marriage or don't make homosexuality a focus. In a conference call this week with reporters, White House Domestic Policy Council director Cecilia Munoz was asked whether Obama would support a bill that didn't acknowledge same-sex partners. Her only response: "The president's position on that is very clear."
Still, endorsements from traditional denominations may carry more significance in the current political climate, in which conservative-leaning lawmakers are worried about political damage from backing a path to citizenship for illegal immigrants.
"The bishops' support, I think, is going to be critical for swinging moderates in the House to support this bill," said Stephen Schneck, a political scientist at Catholic University of America and chairman of the anti-abortion Democrats for Life, who was part of the Catholics for Obama re-election effort.
It seems unlikely the bishops would accept any provision for same-sex partners— even for an issue as important to the church as immigration. In their drive for greater orthodoxy among Catholics, bishops have made preserving traditional marriage a priority. Last week, San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone, who leads the bishops' marriage efforts, said the struggle against gay marriage is a gift from God "and by overcoming it we may achieve spiritual greatness."
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Blame The Goalie
10/24/07 at 11:35 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Jamie Fitzpatrick at About.com,
When in doubt, blame the goalie. The following headlines have all appeared in the past seven days. Brief excerpts from the accompanying articles included:
Brodeur Can't Bear to Look at Stats
The numbers would be bad even for the average guy. For Martin Brodeur, they're positively ghastly.
Where Have You Gone Roberto Luongo?
...and all your thrilling, acrobatic saves, a rain-soaked, darkened city turns its lonely eyes to you.
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Julien Tells B's What He Wants
10/24/07 at 11:33 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Boston Bruins,
As the practice session progressed, an animated Bruins head coach buzzed about the ice, before finally getting over-frustrated.
He skated to the slot in front of the crease, and pointed to the space directly in front of that net. Then, after giving some instructions, Coach Julien loudly told his team, "You don't want to go there because you are afraid."...
He yelled, "Go to the net like you WANT to score goals."
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Tags: boston+bruins, claude+julien
Countdown Starts In Nashville
10/24/07 at 11:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Tennessean,
Today is the last day for Nashville Predators buyers and Mayor Karl Dean to reach a deal on a new Sommet Center lease, but no one seemed confident Tuesday about the prospects.
If the mostly local buyers group doesn't reach a city deal today, there won't be enough time to get public approval before an Oct. 31 deadline for exclusive negotiations with owner Craig Leipold. Leipold could then talk to out-of-town buyers.
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Tags: nashville+predators
What Paul Kelly Must Do
10/24/07 at 11:26 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Jim Kelley at Sportsnet,
Kelly's to-do list must begin with making certain the players get what they are entitled to under the current CBA. He also needs to restructure the business end of NHLPA and its licensing arm (something that has fallen into the leadership abyss) and he needs to tell Commissioner Gary Bettman and Deputy Commissioner Bil Daly where to stuff it when they try something wrong-headed, non-sensical or illegal.
On top, he needs to find a way to keep some 700 members interested enough in the process so that the league no longer views then as little more than mobile skate racks (mostly of the unheated variety). Do that and the union will be on track to handle the next negotiation with the kind of unity the management might respect.
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Tags: nhlpa, paul+kelly
More Denial
10/24/07 at 10:54 AM ET | Comments (0)
Spector has more on teams denying "internet" rumors. The latest is Tomas Kaberle to Atlanta…
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Zetterberg Works On His Core
10/24/07 at 09:21 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Vancouver Province,
So he spent a good portion of his summer working with Swedish elite League club Timra's fitness trainer Thord Johansson and Andreas Ohgren, a personal trainer in Stockholm, to try to cure the back ailment.
The goal was to strengthen the muscles in his abdomen, but not the ones people usually work on.
"It started out really no more than breathing exercises and it progressed from there," he was explaining Tuesday from Detroit.
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Tags: detroit+red+wings, henrik+zetterberg, training
No To 84 Games
10/24/07 at 09:16 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Darren Dreger of TSN,
Less than two weeks ago the Detroit Red Wings were touting a proposal for an 84 game regular season schedule that put a 6 game cap on the preseason - instead of the free for all that exists now - and included a home and away with all out of conference teams….
According to sources, Bettman persuaded Detroit to stop the campaign to increase the number of games from 82 to 84, as it was for two seasons during the early 1990s.
Sources say Bettman was not pleased with the way the NHL schedule was so hotly and openly contested by league executives last season and intends to keep a lid on public debate this year.
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Tags: detroit+red+wings, gary+bettman
Leafs Need Answers
10/24/07 at 08:49 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Bill Lankhof of the Toronto Sun,
Everyone is searching for answers. Said coach Paul Maurice yesterday morning: "We've done a good job ... I like the way we've been practising."
Maybe the league could start handing out a point for teams who practice well. It might be the only way the Maple Leafs can find a way into the playoffs.
This team has more gaps than a hockey player's smile. And one of the biggest has been the space between some of their ears.
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Tags: toronto+maple+leafs
Country Time Over For Sens
10/24/07 at 08:38 AM ET | Comments (0)
from Bruce Garrioch of the Ottawa Sun,
It might not help them win any hockey games, but the Senators enjoyed their three-day bonding session in cottage country.
They fished, golfed, played cards and watched Monday Night Football during their togetherness session.
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Tags: ottawa+senators
Staal Cases Settled
10/24/07 at 08:30 AM ET | Comments (0)
from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette,
Penguins center Jordan Staal yesterday accepted a plea deal through attorneys that resolves his case in Cook County, Minn., stemming from a late, loud bachelor party for his brother Eric.
Cook County prosecutor Tim Scannell said in an e-mail interview that Jordan Staal, 19, accepted a deal in which he pled guilty to reduced charges of petty misdemeanor disorderly conduct and underage drinking. He will pay $737 in fines.
Scannell said Eric Staal, a center for Carolina, accepted a similar deal, without the underage drinking charge.
more bits on the Pens…
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Chris Gasper joined Arbella Early Edition to discuss whether or not the Timberwolves will end up dealing Kevin Love this offseason.
"What choice do they have?" said Gasper. "This guy doesn't want to play for the Minnesota Timberwolves moving forward. The Celtics do have the best package, even though I don't think it's a great package."
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Lab Helper
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Last updated29/07/2014
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The perfect aid for any lab scientist or student. Work out molarity calculations and stock dilutions with ease, and pin the latest result to your home screen tile for a quick glance and go reminder. Don't have the bottle to hand? No problem just search for the compound you're looking for and the formula weight will be entered automatically. New in Version 2 --Oligo calculator for finding the complement and reverse complement of DNA sequences as well as other useful information. Once calculated you can email the result to yourself or colleagues. --Added information about amino acids so you can quickly look up codons, structural properties and other important details. *The Trial Version is exactly the same as the paid, but by purchasing you will help me continue to develop and improve the app* Please feel free to get in touch if you have any suggestions for future improvements or find a bug (its my first app, so be gentle!) Updates: V2.6 A few bug fixes Updates: V2.5 Added purity option Added ability to search for molecular weight by formula as well as name Scrollable while entering data Updates: V2.4 Added cell culture calculator Updates: V2.1 -Added option to set default units in Solutions page -Corrected bug relating to input of decimals where "." is not used as the decimal seperator. V2.0 Major Update Added oligo calculator and genetic code helper Updates: V1.2 -Bug Fixes -Corrected problems when using the light theme
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Salzburg Travel Guide
Many of the can't-miss things to do in Salzburg revolve around the city's storied past. Its streets are lined with a myriad of medieval- and Baroque-built monasteries, palaces, cathedrals and more, and its Altstadt ("Old Town") was named a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. And, the Getreidegasse shopping lane is also home to the townhouse where Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was born.
History lovers should also include a trip to the Festung Hohensalzburg on their list of what to do in Salzburg. The nearly 1,000-year-old building is set on a cliff high above the city and offers unparalleled views.
Things to do in Salzburg includes a look at the local landmarks seen in classic musical, The Sound of Music. The Schloss Mirabell and its primly maintained gardens, for example, were used during the filming of "Do Re Mi."
Ideas for what to do in Salzburg also include a look at its modern-day cultural scene. The city's many concert halls offer daily opportunities to hear live music.
What to Expect: Salzburg's Christkindlmarkt is one of Europe's oldest markets; there are documents from the 15th century describing the fine crafts being sold by elderly women in front of the Salzburg cathedral during Advent season.


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Quick and Easy File Transfer with netrw
Fast Transport
Even without elaborate infrastructure, you can still push your data across the network with netrw.
If you're looking for a quick and easy tool for transferring files, netrw [1] offers an elegant solution. According to the project website, the purpose of netrw is to "simplify and speed up file transfers to hosts without an FTP server." Netrw is also useful for scenarios where the user transferring the file does not have an account on the target machine.
The netrw project consists of two programs,
netread and
netwrite. As the names imply,
netwrite writes the file from the sending machine and
netread reads it on the target. The advantage of this ad hoc solution, compared with solutions in which the daemon listens constantly, is the brief existence of the open channel. This design reduces the likelihood of an attacker accidentally stumbling across the open port.
Netrw gives you the ability to transfer any kind of electronic data. Of course, it's always better to use netrw on a protected network, and you are advised not to use it in an insecure setting. If you do, however, you'll want to protect your privacy by encrypting the payload.
Basic Functions
In the simplest case, start by initializing the reception of data with
netread. You only specify the port number and redirect stdout to a file (Listing 1, line 1). The transfer itself is launched in the same style (line 2).
Listing 1
Configuring Data Reception
01 $ netread <port> > <outputfile> 02 $ netwrite <IP address> <port> < <file>
Figure 1 shows the transfer sequence. The two programs have common options; the most important ones are described in Table 1.
Table 1
Options for netread and netwrite
Uses UDP instead of TCP
-f <Host>
Establishes a connection on the read side
-C <Algorithm>
Uses specified algorithm (sha1, md5, rmd160, none)
-o <File>
Specifies the file
-h <Value>
Outputs the progress of all <Value>s (KB)
-H <Value>
Outputs the progress of all <Value>s (MB)
Specifies speed in bps (instead of Bps)
Suppresses screen output
Outputs detailed messages
Outputs very detailed messages
You can either redirect the payload directly from a file or you can use the
-i <file> option in
netwrite. On the target system, use the output redirection (
>) or the
-o <file> option for saving the data.
The progress indicator proves especially useful for transferring large volumes of data; it lets you check to see whether bytes are actually still flowing across the network. You can choose between a display in kilobytes (
-h) or megabytes (
-H). The option requires you to define the volume of data that triggers a hash mark being written to screen. This can mean that your screen either fills up or shows very little information (Figure 2).
In a shell script (Listing 2) [2], you could use
stat [3] to determine the size of the file and then define a useful integer value for the progress bar. Note that one line is made up of 50 hash marks. Accordingly, you might not see any output for very small volumes of data.
Listing 2
Determining File Size
01 #! /bin/sh 02 if [ -z $1 ]; then 03 echo "File name missing - CANCEL!" 04 exit 05 elif [ -z $2 ]; then 06 echo "Remote computer/target port missing - CANCEL!" 07 exit 08 elif [ -z $3 ]; then 09 echo "Remote computer/target port missing - CANCEL!" 10 exit 11 fi 12 13 volume=$(stat -c %s $1) 14 diamonds=$(echo $volume/1014/50 | bc) 15 netwrite -h $diamonds $2 $3 < $1
The receiving side does not know the file size in advance. You can either ask for this value before the transfer is initiated or use a value of
1000; experience has shown that
-H produces reasonable output.
Figure 3 shows the flow of the script. For clarity, positional parameters are used in place of input templates. You could extend this script accordingly with the capabilities of Zenity [4] or cdialog [5].
Firewall Mode
Firewall mode lets you set up a connection in the reverse direction. You can pass in either the IP address or a hostname using the
-f option. The following workflow has proved useful in practical terms: Call
netwrite with the
-f option, then start
netread also with
-f. This means that you are using firewall mode on both systems, but the startup sequence is the other way around.
In Figure 4, you can see the steps required for the sender (light background in the terminal) and the receiver (dark background). The computers are addressed by their hostnames (
ze5 and
ZE6). After the call to
netwrite, you will see a message that the program is listening on the specified port. The other messages are displayed after calling
netread on the target system.
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Taco Casserole
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I've been stuffing pasta shells with different fillings for years, but my family enjoys this version with taco-seasoned meat the most. The frozen shells are so convenient, because you can take out only the number you need for a single-serving lunch or family dinner. Just add zippy taco sauce and bake. —Marge Hodel Roanoke, IllinoisView Taco-Filled Pasta Shells Recipe


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Baja Fish And Rice Bake
21 Oct 2009
I had never tried a Baja Fish and rice bake before on a wrong assumption that I woule never like it. Oh! how wrong I was, because the Baja fish and Rice bake recipe is on the top of my favorites list now. Surprised? You won't be, once you try it out!
|Chopped onion
|3⁄4 Cup (12 tbs)
|Chopped celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Vegetable oil
|3 Tablespoon
|Uncooked rice
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Stewed tomatoes
|3 1⁄2 Cup (56 tbs), cut up with juice (Contadina)
|Lemon pepper seasoning
|1 Teaspoon
|1⁄2 Teaspoon
|Ground red pepper
|1⁄8 Teaspoon
|Fish fillets
|1 Pound
|Finely chopped parsley
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
Cook and stir onion, celery and garlic in hot oil in large skillet over medium heat until vegetables are tender.
Add rice; cook and stir about 5 minutes or until rice browns slightly.
Add tomatoes with juice, lemon pepper, salt and ground red pepper.
Place fish fillets on bottom of 12 x 7 1/2 x 2 inch baking dish.
Spoon rice mixture over fish.
Cover with foil; bake in preheated 400°F oven for 45 to 50 minutes or until rice is tender and fish flakes with fork.
Allow to stand 5 minutes before serving.
Sprinkle with parsley.
Garnish with lemon slices, if desired.
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