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I've taken the cover off of two Rapid 100s and had no issues with tight screws--you may not have any trouble. I wouldn't use anything else other than a sharp screwdriver of the correct size. Push down hard as you unscrew. Maybe someone used a bit of loctite (glue) on your original camera's screws?
In my case, the fix for the plates was fairly intuitive--just spend a bit of time looking at the assembly and the problem may be obvious. If you can get the cover off of your working camera, you'll have a comparison. I'd be happy to send you some detailed photos if you get stuck. The plates have one correct position, so there are no worries about misalignment--they'll either be working or they won't.
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New York, NY, April 13, 2012 — New York mesothelioma lawyer Joseph W. Belluck today voiced support for an Environmental Health News editorial calling for the U.S. government to move toward a policy of carcinogen-free workplaces.
"We agree with the team of scholars who said that it is wrong for allowable cancer risks in the workplace to be greater than what's considered acceptable for the general public," said Belluck of New York City's Belluck & Fox, LLP.
The nationally recognized New York City personal injury firm focuses on helping victims of mesothelioma, a cancer of the lining of the chest and abdomen caused by asbestos exposure.
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Belluck said workers most likely to contract mesothelioma are those who had direct contact with asbestos in an industrial setting or a factory, such as pipefitters, electricians, plumbers, foundry workers, machinists and mechanics.
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Originally written on Mets Merized Online | Last updated 10/28/12
This vintage United Press International telephoto was taken the day after the Mets purchased Duke Snider for $40,000 from the Los Angeles Dodgers and reuniting him with longtime teammate Gil Hodges. Of course that's Mets manager Casey Stengel who's chatting it up with Gil and Duke on the dugout steps just before an April 6th spring training game with the Baltimore Orioles. The Duke wound up being the Mets lone representative in the All Star Game during his one season with the team in 1963. He played mostly in a platoon and bench role, but did hit 14 homers and tallied 45 RBI, 12 of which were game winning RBI to lead the team. He also led the team with a .746 OPS and a 115 OPS+ that season. Snider hit his 400th homer and got his 2,000th hit as a Met. On September 12, 1963 the Mets honored him on Duke Snider Night at the Polo Grounds. Many of his former Brooklyn Dodger teammates were on hand including Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella, Carl Erskine, Carl Furillo, Don Newcombe and Ralp...
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Brush tool only painting lighter?
I don't know what happened but while I was painting this piece on painter my brush seems to draw only lighter. Or rather it seems to be stuck on a tone I was previously working on. Although the color picker allows me to select a new color, and it does display it on the preview square, my brush tool doesn't seem to pick it up.
It might be something very simple but I was on a painting roll and this happened DXFor storms will rage and oceans roar
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Hostelworld "meet the world" by Lucky Generals
Rating: 5.0
By Ian Darby, campaignlive.co.uk, Thursday, 22 March 2012 08:00AM
The mutual, which offers a range of insurance, pension and investment products, has approached agencies through the intermediary Agency Insight ahead of a pitch.
It last reviewed its ad business in 2008 after the closure of Shop, its incumbent agency at the time. Since then, it has worked with agencies including Farm Communications, which created a campaign using the strapline: "We do right by you."
Walker Media, which has held the NFU Mutual media account for the past ten years, is thought to be unaffected by the ad agency review.
NFU Mutual, which was launched by farmers, is affiliated with the National Farmers Union but also sells products to those outside the farming community.
The company celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2010 and manages more than £12 billion in assets on behalf of its members.
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Hello, this is a step-by-step instruction on how to make a wooden raspberry pi handheld.
Step 1: Things you need
First you need a raspberry pi, no matter if you are using a model A or B. I used a raspberry pi model B because it has got more RAM. Then you need a screen for it, I used a 4.3" TFT car monitor. The screen should accept 5 v, for 3.5" or 4.3" car monitors are lots of guides how to make them working with 5 volts. And you need a USB battery pack, it should have at least an 1 A usb output. You will also need a micro usb AC adapter if you have no. For the buttons I used a snes usb controller. You even need an ON/OFF switch and some wires. Last but not least you need some cables, one with an usb female port, another one with a female micro usb connector, one with a female 3.5 mm headphone jack (I used some extension cord for usb, micro usb and 3.5 mm headphone) and finally 2 USB to micro usb cables.
You should also have some tools and solder skills.
Step 2: Removing Components (optional)
This step is optional. We will remove some components from the raspberry pi to make it thinner. Huge things on it are the ethernet jack, the double usb port, the RCA connector (yellow thing) and the audio connector. Let us begin!
First remove the double usb connector using a side cutter. You can break it down with a bit of violence. It is a bit tricky, but I have also managed.
Secondly remove the ethernet jack. You can cut some pins with a side cutter and with a flat screwdriver you can pry it down.
Finally remove the headphone jack and the RCA connector. You can easily cut the pins down.
After this reduction test if your raspberry pi still works!
Step 3: Make the screen using 5 volts
For making the screen using 5 volts there are some tutorials in the web. It should work with this one:
But do not solder on an usb connector!
How big is the complete build? Could you upload a picture with it next to something for comparison?
Hi, the whole thing had a height of about 3.2 centimetres. Right now I am doing a re-build because I want it to be thinner, when I am finished with it I will make an instructable for this too.
It seems a bit too wide, if you ask me a good portable should easily fit in your pocket, and i thing it would be easy to slim it into a gameboy sized (-ish) portable, because the only thing making it that thick is the screen


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Christmas Tree Salad
31 May 2009
Christmas tree salad adds zing to the christmas celebrations. This Christmas tree salad is a mix of dates, cherries and cream cheese. Give this Christmas tree salad a try, I am sure you will love it.
|Cranberry sauce
|1 Can (10 oz)
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
|Chopped celery
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Cut dates
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 , finely cut
|Chopped maraschino cherries
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Chopped pecans
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Unflavored gelatin
|1 Tablespoon
|Cream cheese
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Heat cranberry sauce until softened.
Add salt, celery, dates, orange, cherries and pecans.
Soften gelatin in a small amount of water; add to cranberry mixture.
Pour mixture into cone shaped paper cups.
Chill until firm.
Remove from cups to serve.
Soften cream cheese.
Using a decorator tube, make decorations on cone shaped salads to represent Christmas tree decorations.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish, Fruit Dessert
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I was checking out my build last night and looking at sweeping strikes, while it does look good I don't think it's worth changing my fury build which is serving me well.
Fixing Execute is my biggest concern, I miss it a LOT and losing all of my rage when that happens really pisses me off!
I agree missing execute can be a pain in the arse especially if you are down to low health since you have to build up enough damn rage again to get another execute or club it to death.
Arms Talents (20 points)
Deflection - 3/5 points
Increases your Parry chance by 3%.
Improved Rend - 3/3 points
Increases the bleed damage done by your Rend ability by 35%.
Tactical Mastery - 5/5 points
You retain up to 25 of your rage points when you change stances.
Anger Management - 1/1 point
Increases the time required for your Rage to decay while out of combat by 30%.
Deep Wounds - 3/3 points
Your critical strikes cause the opponent to bleed, dealing 60% of your melee weapon's average damage over 12 seconds.
Impale - 2/2 points
Increases the critical strike damage done by your abilities in Battle, Defensive, and Berserker stance by 20%.
Two-Handed Weapon Specialization - 3/5 points
Increases the damage you deal with two-handed weapons melee weapons by 3%.
Fury Talents (31 points)
Cruelty - 5/5 points
Increases your chance to get a critical strike with melee weapons by 5%.
Booming Voice - 1/5 point
Increases the duration of your Battle Shout and Demoralizing Shout by 10%.
Improved Demoralizing Shout - 5/5 points
Increases the attack power reduction of your Demoralizing Shout by 25%.
Unbridled Wrath - 5/5 points
Gives you a 40% chance to generate an additional Rage point when you deal melee damage.
Piercing Howl - 1/1 point
Causes all enemies near the warrior to be dazed for 6 seconds.
Improved Battle Shout - 5/5 points
Increases the Attack Power bonus of your Battle Shout by 25%.
Improved Execute - 2/2 points
Reduces the Rage cost of your Execute ability by 5.
Enrage - 5/5 points
Gives you a 40% melee damage bonus for 4 swings any time you are the victim of a critical strike.
Death Wish - 1/1 point
When activated, increases your melee damage by 20% and makes you immune to fear, but lowers your defense against all types of damage by 20%. Lasts 30 seconds.
Bloodthirst - 1/1 point
Activates after dealing a killing blow. Your next melee weapon attack deals a 100% increased damage.
What do the warriors here think?
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pachyderm ... Someone (or something) with thick skin.
>>> Yes, elephants can run, but they can't dance very well, can't really sprint, can't turn somersaults elegantly, can't ...
but try stopping one!
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>>> Yes, elephants can run, but they can't dance very well, can't really sprint, can't turn somersaults elegantly, can't ...
but try stopping one!
>> 3rd Class or Steerage if you ask me. (wasn't is 2nd class that got abolished in the early days of BR?)
Other way round ... second class was re-instated in the early years of BR, by the simple expedient of renaming third-class (there must be an IT angle here somewhere?). The original second class started to be abolished in the late 1800s, starting (IIRC) with the Midland Railway when it opened its London Extension into St Pancras.
Second class has subsequently itself been renamed as standard class (but no mention of which standard).
Humm ... I suspect that Simon is beginning to lose the plot.
The interface for an 11/780 would have been a fairly standard Unibus one (almost certainly a variant of the LP20 controller family) and was widely used on PDP-11's before the advent of the VAX range, so it would hardly have been rare at any time so even now probably not a collector's piece.
In any case, like virtually any external peripheral from that era, the LP05 wasn't built by DEC (modified certainly, but OEM'd in almost all cases) - the LP05 was a Data Products device with a new coat of paint.
Yes, mine's the duffle-coat with the DECUS Large Computing Group SIG pin on the lapel ... Thanks
Over the next 40-something days UK-based readers of El Reg will have an opportunity to engage with prospective parliamentary candidates of many and varied parties. Might this be an opportunity to ask our prospective representatives in Parliament and for some, government, how they view the future of government IT services (including the apparent abomination which is the present Coalition's GDS) ?
I know this is dangerously radical and Political for El Reg's core readership but the present farcical situation reflects upon all professional IT practitioners working in the UK. If we fail to engage with the process, how can we later express our shock and horror when things like this RPA fiasco occur time and time again.
Disclaimer: Not a member of any political party, but own up to having voted in 2010 for one of the members of the present coalition, and undecided regarding the 2015 election.
"January 1903 saw the first transmission from the US, from president Theodore Roosevelt to King Edward VI."
That would have been quite an achievement, given that Edward VI was the son of Henry VIII, and lived 12 October 1537 – 6 July 1553. Presumably you mean Edward VII.
As with the vast majority of opinion here - please back this out ASAP.
Who signed off this grande heap de merde during change control? Back them out too!
In an home context, I'm not infrequently printing photos and other documents from my Android Note 2 to my Epsom Stylus Photo. Works fine for what I want.
Agreed, a business context is very different and I'm generally only after colour to print documents where there are complex colour coded project plans and architectural artifacts. They are not so much fun in grey scale.
I think that you have answered your own question. Of course not. Where else in your IT system will you tolerate 'Single Points of Failure'? You may consider RAIT-1 or -5 (or some variant) acceptable, but in general I prefer eggs in multiple baskets.
Also you need to consider the effective life of media, and the ability of (possibly museum quality) kit to read it in 20 years.
In general, look back to the good practice instituted in the golden years of the mainframe and plan for (and estimate costs for) regular technology refresh and transfer of content from one generation to another of storage technology. Go read the LTO road map and remind yourself which LTO generation formats are still readable by an LTO drive you could buy today (ebay is cheating!) - and then check your media store (and salt mine)!
(PS: where's the icon that means: "contains the flaming obvious - requires primary school level education or lower?)
This may sound quite daft - but two words : "Salt Mines".
Way, way back in my personal history I worked for the owner of mega-large, mega-deep salt mines in Cheshire (three lettered UK company starting with "I" - but not either of the IT ones!). In the space where the salt used to be one found .... archived documents.
The lesson is that the documents were sent away to a long-term storage place that was safer than houses - but that wasn't enough. You had to know what was there, how to get it back and whether you'd be able to make any sense of it.
Apply the same lessons to no longer actively required IT data and we will get somewhere with the question of archive. Take particular notice of my statement "whether you'd be able to make any use of it". Consider whether a document created in an early word processor (what shall we say, WordPerfect, Manuscript?) being pulled from an "archived" file set. The bits in the data object might well be in perfect order - but do you have a copy of anything that can make the content readable?
I said not to get me started ... the challenge of Archive isn't infrastructure processes (and BTW it certainly isn't storing annual full dumps on Tape - fancy reading my TOPS-20 written DUMPER format 9-track 1600bpi PE tapes from the early 1980s anyone?) - it has to be a mind set approach - how does my business preserve its business records should they be needed in the future? Having worked too in the Pharmaceutical industry I do understand the necessity of keeping near indefinite records.
There's another approach needed where we're talking Big, BIG Data and places like CERN understand that full well.
I have spent much of the past ten years reviewing the validity of technical solutions being proposed by a major IT outsourcing services corporation.
If I received a solution proposal describing the 'backup' solution, I immediately red-lined it and asked what their Recovery solution was. I have several classic examples of this but company confidentiality forbids me publishing them on an open forum such as this - but one of the best is proposing 'incremental for ever' (< 5% periodic churn) backup over a WAN circuit with bandwidth sized for this (typically daily) activity - and then being surprised when that they should be asked how long recovery of a total storage entity (be that file system or database) would take over the same bandwidth constrained WAN circuit. I think the lesson has now been learned ... but storage volumes continue to increase ....
Nobody wants to perform backup ... although virtually every business wants assurance that its data is recoverable.
(and please, don't get me started on 'Archive' ....)
>>> "Today, the e-Borders system is capable of checking the identities of 80 per cent of arriving visitors, we're told. It was designed to centrally store details of every journey into and out of the UK by 2014, and check passports against various watch lists. A new computer is being developed to supersede it." <<<
Gosh ... a whole "new computer" to supersede a $750M (failed?) system? Where can I get one of these !
El Reg - get your sh*t together and employ some decent sub-editors/proof-readers! Once upon a time decent reporting and writing standards were one of the reasons why this site was worth reading. I'm increasingly coming to the conclusion that's no longer the case.
Disgruntled (not) of Tumbridge Wells etc ....
>> "you do know he was bought and paid for by the road builders yes"
In as much as Ernest Marples, the Minister of Transport who appointed Dr Beeching, was a prominent member of the British Roads Federation, then I believe that it is an argument that is widely held.
Beeching himself, had no background in either transport industry being at the time the Technical Director of ICI.
Hopefully useful corrections.
>> Are the train companies not private companies?
In some cases, yes and in others no. Many of them (sometimes in consortium with private companies) are actually foreign state companies - DB (German Rail) owns the largest UK freight company (DB Schenker) and several Train Operating Companies (TOCs) both franchise and open access. The only UK state operated 'franchise' today is East Coast Trains (Directly Operated Railways - http://www.directlyoperatedrailways.co.uk/html/about-DOR.php) and by some measure Eurostar / London & Continental Railways (recently transferred the stock ownership from Department for Transport to the Treasury - https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/london-and-continental-railways).
>> Are the track companies not private companies?
In a word - No. And from the 1st September 2014 even less so as Network Rail becomes effectively nationalised.
You're obviously happy for all future motorways and other roads to be built by private enterprise?
If so, why in hell does the "country" have to pay to build a <road> ? Let the private companies build their own <roads>. What's that? Not economically viable? Well don't build it then.
Or have I misunderstood some thing about society and the national good?
Without wanting to go through all the debate elsewhere, one of the key benefits of building HS2 is that capacity on existing rail routes will be released when the long-distance (ie non-stopping) passenger services are re-routed onto the high speed backbone (aka HS2). The key beneficiary of this must be to provide additional train paths for freight traffic - it should not be necessary to debate the benefit of moving freight from road to rail other than for local distribution - although the passenger services that will benefit will include semi-fast inter-regional and 'commuter' traffic.
One of the most beneficial attributes of moving fast, long distance passenger trains to a dedicated backbone is that services on both HS and classic routes can then be optimised for grouping by speed. The throughput of any discrete railway line is to a large extent constrained by the necessity to separate trains by an adequate safety margin. If a faster train is behind a slower one, then it is obvious that if the faster train must have sufficient 'space' into which it runs before catching up with the slower one (where of course the slower one must be regulated - switched to a holding or passing loop - while the faster one passes it by). When trains run at the same speed then relatively fixed spacing works. It is this principle that will allow Thameslink / Crossrail / Underground to run in the order of 25 - 35 trains per hour (TPH) where mixed speed main lines sometimes struggle to provide 15 - 20 paths in the hour. That's a massive difference in total capacity.
It is also worth noting that extension of train lengths can be a mixed blessing and very expensive indeed - and in some cases virtually impossible, typically where station geography is not suitable. Look at the work involved in the Waterloo area to extend 8-car trains to 10- and in future 12 (if it were not for the ex-Eurostar area I believe that Waterloo would need to loose at least one platform to permit train length extension).
Cab signaling? it you mean ETCS - its on the way (eventually) but ECML and GWML are ahead of WCML!
Google might not but try http://realtimetrains.co.uk - does a pretty good job of taking National Rail feeds, assembling them into something meaningful and (IME) accurate predictions for arrivals - and it does normally pick up on cancellations, even part way through a journey.
Useful extra is that it also confirms platforms for large stations long before the departure board will (well, at Euston it works).
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"As I recall it, that story was about a DEC VAX/VMS machine. Unlike modern stuff, they did not need patching every week."
Actually, I think that the world was somewhat different then and (if we are really taking VAX/VMS - not Open VMS) the number of systems connected to the Interwebs was miniscule - I'm not counting Arpanet, JANET or other early networks. I think that patching (tapes or later CDs) came out either monthly or quarterly and it was a right faff-on trying to apply them.
Of course, that was luxury compared to the previous generations of systems where the patches were delivered in paper in stapled books and had to be typed into running copies of system debugging tools - typically of the DDT family - or edited into source code and recomplied. Few if any had the benefit of test, development or pre-production systems so getting test slots on the production systems (often at unsocial hours) was the order of the day.
Doubtless others of a older generation will have their own stories of how it once was and how sysadmins today don't know they are born, but neither were we exposed to the same levels of malware and miscellaneous nasties seen today.
>> There were almost no books on programming, I worked out most of the syntax of DEC BASIC from the error messages.
I think that I still have a 1975 DECsystem-10 Basic manual in my garage ... can I send you a copy?
But more seriously, my early programming experience at school from 1973 was learning Algol-60 from an ICL Manual and using the formal Algol-60 Revised Report (in BNF) as bedtime reading. Weekly job turn round from the local technical college using mark-sense punch cards, eventually graduating to using the sixth-form 'Wednesday Sports afternoon' to visit the college to use their proper punch card machine and get a couple of jobs run each week.
Sad isn't it?
Are you sure that this wasn't just running VMS on the Charion emulator under Windows? That seems to be more-or-less the way forward that I am seeing in a number of situations where VMS applications have to be re-platformed to something reasonably modern.
No port involved - unless somebody from HP willing to break ranks and confirm speculation that there was a skunkworks project to port OpenVMS from IA64 to standard 64-bit Intel architecture ...
@Tristram Shandy (not PRIME 20!)
I was the Technical Support Manager for the DECSYSTEM-20s at Wilton from 1984 to 1990. You are referring to the PMS system running on HQ2. This application was an early attempt to move up a level from SCADA and other Plant Control layer systems to provide management information at a higher layer. PMS formed the foundation for a later application known initially as PMC and later as 'QUESTAR' which was implemented on VMS and widely used across the ICI group in the later 1980s and 1990s.
PMS took readings (over RS232 async terminal type ports) from some control systems but primarily from VTx00 terminals from plant operators. It was only ever implemented on the Wilton Nylon Inters and North Tees Aromatics plants.
ICI ran three DECSYSTEM-2060 systems at Wilton and a further one in the NETCC at Billingham - there were also a couple of DECSYSTEM-2020s which were more or less inactive by the time I arrived. Before ICI I worked for an East Midlands Polytechnic supporting their 2060 so I do not know where your suggestion that there was only one other in the UK came from. The population (at peak) was at least 30 and they were widespread in the Higher Education sector, including (IIRC) :
Trent Polytechnic
Liverpool Polytechnic
Polytechnic of South Wales
Robert Gordon's Institute of Technology, Aberdeen
Glasgow College of Technology
Bournemouth Institute of Technology (? name)
The Open University (3 sites)
and that is not taking into account the many other organisations that ran DECsystem-10s (including ICI!)
The architecture of the PDP-10 family (including all models of -10 and -20) was indeed 36-bit an d implemented a variable byte length of anywhere between 1 and 36 bits, depending on the byte descriptor.
Yes, ICI Engineering had various real-time systems involved in plant supervision and/or control environments running on PDP-11 hardware - some of which mutated into wider scope applications running on VAXen.
Ex-colleagues from ICI may be able to shed more light on whether these were running as real-time OS alternates, or under RT-11 or one of the RSX flavours. I recall several VMS applications but not whether any of the real time stuff was ever delivered on the real-time VAX OS 'VAXeln'.
And IIRC correctly these systems were available to the open market - I can remember many visits to the ICI subsidiary (whose name escapes me) in central Middlesbrough in the late 1980s.
"Also the OS lineage for DEC went TOPS - TSS - RT-11 - RSTS/E - RSX and VMS"
Well, I can agree that these were all DEC operating systems, but they never ran on the same hardware architectures.
TSS/RT11/RSTS/E and the IAS/RSX families (and various flavours of UNIX as noted by others) all ran on the 16-bit PDP-11 systems, VAX/VMS ran on the 32-bit VAX family in its first incarnation (later Alpha and subsequently IA64 as OpenVMS) .
The TOPS family was of course a very different world of 36-bit systems ... but I'm sure that I have mentioned that before in other posts (!)
It's been a while since I was involved in applications on any PDP-11 - although in my time I've supported various models running operating systems including RSX-11S/M/M+/uRSX/20F (that's a give away!), RSTS, RT-11, Unix etc. It comes as no surprise to me that SCADA systems will be using this architecture for many years to come, having had considerable exposure to industrial control systems in the period 1985-2000.
While original hardware configurations must be well advanced in years by now I do recall that rights to develop and manufacture ongoing products using the PDP-11 architecture were sold off by Digital Equipment even before they were acquired by Compaq - let alone HP.
Guess that it's a case of if it works - don't fix it.
BTW: Sad that a Register author could be so confused as to suggest that VMS was the successor to the PDP-11. Somebody needs to understand the difference between software and hardware methinks. Agree that VAX/VMS was (in part at least) the successor of the RSX family - although the RSX emulation/comparability was dropped somewhere in the mid-1980s and was certainly never carried forward into OpenVMS (VAX, Alpha or IA64), it was the VAX-11 (Virtual Address Extension) that was the follow on to the various PDP-11 hardware families. BUT - harking back to 'Soul of a New Machine' - there was an 'emulation bit' between PDP-11 and VAX. (Incidentally, who else remembers attending VMS training where that virtual address space of 4GB [32-bit] was considered so massive nobody would ever have to worry about addressing limits again?)
Actually no. It was the other way round. The Turbomotive (LMS 6202, BR 46202) was first rebuilt as a conventional locomotive and was then wrecked in the crash at Harrow and Wealdstone.in 1952.
It is widely understood that the loss of 46202 (named 'Princess Anne') led to the decision that one class 8P locomotive could be added to the Riddles designed BR standard programme. And so Duke of Gloucester (71000) was authorised. Many debates on how effective and efficient 71000 was in its BR form and post preservation a number of flaws in the original build have been addressed - or not depending on your bias / point of view.
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There are several areas where 'Advanced' steam has been taken well beyond where British main-line steam ended in the 1960's (and most of North American steam locomotion several decades before that).
Having said that, I think that there are too many obstacles relating to infrastructure (water supply for one) and maintenance that would make a return to steam non-viable in the 21st Century as a front line method of mainline traction.
And the I.T. angle is ... ?
According to the Nikon support site, applies only to cameras and batteries sold after 29th February 2012. Should be OK with my D7000 and spare battery from August last year then!
(In fact strictly, picture 5 is of the PDP-11/40 FEP for the KL-10)
Picture 5 is certainly, as it proclaims, a KL-10 (A or B model) which is the CPU unit of, in this case, a DECsystem-10 which was the blue variant running TOPS-10, as distinct from the orange version which ran TOPS-20 (DECSYSTEM-20) - (KL-10E). KL-10 based DEC-10s also were different from DEC-20s in that they booted from DECtape where -20s booted from RX01 (5 inch) floppies - in both cases using a PDP-11/40 as the primary front-end computer, and -10s had external memory busses while -20s had internal memory. (Exception for the purists who remember these things, the 1091 was indeed a blue 2060 and did boot from floppy - I think that there was also a -1095 with the same relationship to the 2065.)
If picture 8 isn indeed the central backplane wire-wrap of a KL-10, then I have an enduring memory of having this Field Replacable Module' being replaced not once but twice on a DECSYSTEM-20 (2060) in the mid/late 1980s for ICI on Teesside. Shipment on a pallet some 3m x 1.5m x 2m as I recall!
In addition, Digital eventually shipped us a 2065 (and then downgraded it to 2060 because I'd never go round to upgrading the OS - failing to maintain n-1 is nothing new!) diverted from initial installation to keep us running until the main machine was eventually fixed.
PS: If anybody wants a picture of it, I have part of a KI-10 control console in my garrage!
Not on the main point ... but Tru64 and the associated TruCluster products never ran on VAX hardware ... it was always an OS for the Alpha platform, and to the best of my knowledge never successfully ported to any other architecture - despite HP's worst efforts!
And in any case - who cares about HP-UX any more - post the Oracle debacle isn't it going the same way as Tru64 anyway.
And BTW - anticipate that the reference to September 2009 update should read 2011?
"Decsystem-20 -- the poor man's Dec-10, running Tops-20 (Tops-10 with a different hat on)."
There was of course considerable rivalry between the supporters of the two (mainstream) operation systems for the "PDP-10" family. (Other operating systems were available - but not from DEC). There is a recorded view that the DECSYSTEM-20 was indeed marketed at a smaller customer than the equivalent -10, and the -20 never evolved to support multiprocessing as the -10 did in the 1088/1099 models (two KL10As back to back). Where identical hardware (1091/2060 KL10-E) was deployed, you could probably attach more terminals to a TOPS-10 system. But perhaps that was the blue paint.
However, the two operating systems were significantly different. TOPS-20 was perhaps one of the most interesting Operating Systems of its generation and the internals were completely different from TOPS-10. TOPS-20 was perhaps even more thread and process driven than UNIX, and exploited virtual memory and mapping techniques that were not seen in other systems for another 20 years. There are a number of accounts available of the evolution of early versions of TOPS-10 into TENEX (with the addition of university developed paging hardware for the KA-10), and then ultimately into TOPS-20 at the hands of Digital themselves with the introduction of the early KL-10 - but -10 and -20 models ran different microcode to provide the different virtual memory management required (-10s were an evolution of the KI-10, -20s had the full native mode).
What is true is that many utilities and applications (including many DEC products) were shared between the two platforms and the availability of a compatibility package (PA1050) provided with TOPS-20 allowed aspects of the TOPS-10 stack to run under TOPS-20. To the best of my knowledge, native TOPS-20 code could never run under TOPS-10.
Both TOPS-10 and TOPS-20 were however evolutionary dead ends, sad to say. My memory is beginning to fail, but my recollection of TOPS-20 was that the bulk of the OS code was written in MACRO-20 and was highly tailored to the unique PDP-10 architecture with its 36-bit word structure. Extending memory addressing beyond the 18 bits provided in pre-KL and on the KS models always appeared to me to be a real kludge. (I generally found extended sections to be more trouble than they were worth.) It was this dependence on the hardware architecture that would have really prevented movement to other hardware architectures - as was proven as UNIX developed. It is perhaps sobering to recall that VMS went through several major re-writes during its lifetime, and that the OpenVMS that was ported across to originally the Alpha architecture by Digital and later to Itanium under HP (I'm still waiting to hear if it evers makes it to x64) bears little source code resemblance to the V1.0 version VMS that shipped for the VAX-11/780 in 1977.
(mines the one with 36 pockets)
No sorry, the KL-10 was by no means 'cool'. How many times did we find our DEC on-site Field Services rep curled up having a kip in the KL-10E (2060 ie an orange one) expansion cabinet? Very nice warm comfortable spot if I remember correctly among all that ECL logic!
Talking of KL-10's, was the 'Massbus' replacement CI and Ethernet option the most expensive NIC ever? My memory is of the order of $36K (Thirty Six Thousand US dollars) in the late 1980s.
Yes, many interesting memories over the years. Here's one that few people may have realised was possible. Back in the late 1980s a certain large British (nay imperial) chemicals company was implementing a 'market intelligence' system based around the ALL-IN-1 products. Availability was wanted fairly much 24x7 (yes, it was on a VAXcluster) however as anyone who has designed infrastructure to support ALL-IN-1 will recall, it was necessary to ensure that the whole of the file store was backed up while fully consistent. That really meant shutting down the system and trowing all the users off while the backups were performed. Our solution was to use the (RA8x) disk mirroring capability of the HSC storage controllers to break out a member of the mirror-set(s), mount it up and run the backups against those volumes ... then of course re-sysnc them back into the mirror sets. EMC BCVs eat your hearts out - this was when EMC2 (remember the 2 superscript?) was still a bit player selling add on RAM and other boards. I still have the glass tankard given me by an EMC2 salesperson to prove it!
I guess that alongside the other great Digital systems I've worked on from DECsystem-10 and DECSYSTEM-20 of various flavours (including having a Jupiter order canceled under my future employer when the LCG part of DEC was killed in 1983 - does any body in the UK remember the York meeting when this was commincated?), a number of PDP-11 hardware variants and operating systems, virtually all types of VAX system (save the 9000 which ought to be explicitly called out in the list of DEC super-losers) and through into many flavours of Alpha with both VMS and Unix, I stayed an advocate of Digital storage through to the end of the true StorageWorks era and participated in the Digital Storage Fellowship programme.
So, like many others on this and other threads I too owe a considerable debt to Digital Equipment Company. Although I have never worked for the company, the skills and attitudes have left me well positioned to meet many career challenges. Even today, working in an outsourcing business it is still fun to run through asset lists from contracts to see how many VAX and Alpha boxes are still running out there. It's far more than many people might expect.
Actually, that could be a real pain if you had a mixed bag of a cluster. Our first (V4) cluster included a 11/785, 11/750, an 8600 and an 8700. You didn't want the 750 to own any of the master capabilities (including mastering any distributed locks) if you wanted any decent performance!
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For example, the 2009 Toyota Camry leads the list (which takes into account only passenger vehicles, not light trucks) in terms of the total number of vehicles stolen. This makes sense to even the most casual reader, as the Camry was also the best-selling automobile on the market for that particular year. However, the 2009 Audi S8, a high-end luxury sedan that saw just 227 examples sold in the United States for the period reported on by the NHTSA had the highest "rate of theft" and was therefore awarded the top spot on the list. This is despite the fact that of those 227 potential theft targets, only two were actually absconded with by criminals. How many Camrys were spirited away in the dead of night for 2009? 781, or roughly 390 times as many.
So there you have it. By presenting its list in the order of "thefts per 1,000 vehicles produced," the NHTSA has managed to keep Audi S8 owners up at night. 8.81 thefts per 1,000 automobiles is the mathematical representation of two out of 227 sedans, but the number sounds much scarier than it actually is given the very small sample size. Other vehicles treated to the same type of statistical manipulation include the second-place Ford Mustang Shelby GT (8.61 per 1,000, or five out of 581 stolen), and the third-place BMW M5 (7.58 per 1,000 stolen).
According to the Detroit News the NHTSA also provided the more cheerful news that overall vehicle thefts were down for 2009 compared to the year before, dropping 21.3 percent to 1.33 per 1,000 automobiles. This is encouraging news even for Audi S8 drivers, and according to the Administration it indicates that improvements in anti-theft technology are beginning to make a more significant difference in the real world.
So where, exactly, does the 2009 Toyota Camry's total of 781 stolen automobiles rank it on the NHTSA list? How about 50th overall, with a theft rate of 1.74 per 1,000. Although Camry drivers might breath a sigh of relief at their relatively safe position - at least, from a certain perspective - those who own the 2009 Mercury Mariner are in a far better spot when it comes to finding themselves the victim of car thieves. Of the 25,682 Mariners sold in 2009, only two were taken without permission, giving the compact SUV a rate of 0.08 per 1,000 vehicles stolen.
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VIDEO: LeBron James video bombs Chris Bosh after 21st straight win
The Miami Heat are in a very good place right now and that means they can have a lot of fun with each other after the job is done. They work hard and play hard, or whatever that cliché is supposed to be.
Usually after victories, LeBron James or Dwyane Wade are interviewed by the sideline reporter before they leave the floor. Chris Bosh often finds a way to "video bomb" them and disrupt whatever interview is taking place. After Miami's 21st straight victory, Bosh was given the honors of being interviewed by Jason Jackson.
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America's collective palate continues to expand in every thinkable direction, and the specialty food industry continues to expand right along with it. Nearly 60 percent of American consumers, roughly 145 million people, purchased specialty food products in 2014, according to the Specialty Food Association.
Products and recipes geared toward specific diets — namely gluten-free, vegetarian and vegan — are becoming more and more prevalent on store shelves, as are options heavy with flavors native to Africa and Asia, such as curry and Sriracha.
The shelves at Art of the Table, a specialty food, beverage and cookware store located in the trendy Heritage Hill neighborhood of Grand Rapids, Michigan, are stocked with interesting and unique products. Co-owner Amy Ruis, whose store has been named one of Gourmet Retailer's top 50 specialty food retailers, has no trouble finding distributors.Continue Reading »
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The California Highway Patrol closed the Highway 126 ramps to Wells Road in Ventura for a time Tuesday afternoon after a truck collided with a car. Authorities said the crash left two people with minor injuries.
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HOUSTON An antibody packaged with a potent chemotherapy drug to selectively destroy acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) cells eradicated or greatly reduced the disease for 61 percent of 46 patients in a phase II study. It will be presented at the 47th annual meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in Chicago June 3-7.
Patients enrolled in the trial led by investigators at The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center had ALL that resisted other therapies or recurred after treatment.
"A response rate of more than 50 percent in this patient population probably makes inotuzumab ozogamicin the most active single-agent therapy ever for ALL," said Hagop Kantarjian, M.D., professor and chair of MD Anderson's Department of Leukemia and study senior investigator.
ALL is an aggressive form of leukemia in which immature white blood cells, called lymphoblasts, grow rapidly, crowding out normal blood cells.
The drug, also known as CMC-544, links an antibody that targets CD22, a protein found on the surface of more than 90 percent of ALL cells, and the cytotoxic agent calicheamicin. Once the drug connects to CD22, the ALL cell draws it inside and dies.
Response rate for other second options is 20-30 percent
Kantarjian said second-line chemotherapy combinations used for ALL typically have a complete response rate of 20-30 percent. The monoclonal antibody-based drug developed by Pfizer, Inc., also is the first of its type for ALL.
The drug is safe, said Elias Jabbour, M.D., assistant professor in MD Anderson's Department of Leukemia, who will present the study results at ASCO on Monday, June 6. Almost all side-effects were of low grade (1-2) and manageable. Drug-induced fever was the most common side effect, reaching higher grades in nine of 48 patients.
Out of 46 patients evaluable for response, nine had a complete response, 14 had complete response without full recovery of platel
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Chris Jericho is one of the most decorated wres...
He tweeted late Tuesday evening, "Funny how @realkevinnash says wrestling "died" when Benoit and Guerrero were champs-Yet the worst year for WWE biz was 95 when he was on top."
Nash responded to Jericho's tweet minutes later, writing, "Once again the puppet master pulls the marks strings .Knew Jericho was a closet mark.First one eliminated on a bulls--t sing show...REALLY!!" Nash's last insult is in reference to Jericho being the first contestant to be eliminated in the 2006 Fox Television singing reality show Celebrity Duets.
Jericho quickly shot back, "Hope @realkevinnash doesn't tear his quad tweeting! #typicalbigman #nwothirdwheel."
Nash's interview comments triggering Jericho's rebuttal were: "When Benoit and Guerrero hugged [at the end of WrestleMania XX], that was the end of the business. Has business been the same since that WrestleMania? Has it come close to the Austin era? Has it come close to the nWo or the Hogan era? You put two fucking guys that were great workers that were the same height as the fucking referees, and I'm sorry, man. Are you going to watch a porno movie with a guy with a three-inch dick? Even if you're not gay, you will not watch a porno movie with a guy with a three-inch dick. That's not the standard in porno films. So you put a 5-foot-7 guy as your world champion."


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Many hazards are presence when exploring environments with serious lack of maintenance. For example, the danger of drowning or getting roasted.
First detail pass on map 3 and nearly finished work on gameplay on the 4th map.
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We promised you biweekly updates 2 weeks ago, so here we go.
Information about progression how were going with this, well were going good! Also MOTY 2011.
I announce the release of a second internal beta and publicly unveil some gameplay for the first time.
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Enjoy the brand new sneak peak of what has been made in the lab!
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After 2 weeks of THE CORE release, it's time to sit down and discuss the future, the very near future that is.
It's time for a bigger media update. It's also time to welcome new members to the team.
Portal 2: Back-Stock has come a long way, and its going to go much farther.
THE CORE custom campaign for portal 2 release news.
A summery of what's been going on recently, also with revealing some new characters.
I am canceling Portal 1.5 because I've joined the Alive and Kicking team :D
Forcefield testing element. Re-created to Portal 2.
Second media update of September. This time a bunch of random images of random places.
The first media release of septmeber including small amount of screenshots.
THE CORE is now in internal beta testing and I'm awaiting feedback in order to make the most solid relase possible!
Yet another media release. This time a bunch of screenshots of the forest areas and a video showing off first bits of gameplay.
There are a few bugs in this mod that I alone haven't been able to exterminate, so I'm asking for help.
Our second weekly media release. This time on showcase are the office building and an old power-plant.
We have released our first weekly media release which features screenshots of the three first maps of the mod INFRA. Stay tuned for more.
People, we need a modeler and a voice actor for the mod.


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