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I have been using ubuntu and kubuntu for past 3 years. I know the general layout difference between various DE (i.e GUI level). but I am interested to know the basic technical difference between various DE, that is the difference in file mgmt, memory mgmt and so on. could anyone suggest me a good site or e-book where i can get all the information regarding DEs.
No. I've been playing w/ different linuxes for years and the major DEs have always been Gnome and KDE & the smaller Xfce, although there are other simpler, smaller DEs. I doubt there is a significant difference in the way they treat hardware and I imagine the software mgmt will vary from Desktop to Desktop.
These days, w/ all the live CDs available, I suggest you try out a bunch and see what you like best. As I understand it, the DE choice has always been a matter taste.
I prefer Gnome, but there are millions who swear by KDE, and others who want a less memory intensive DE like Xfce.
You might try this question at linuxquestions.org, since you'll find somebody from just about anywhere and whatever taste there.


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The Federal Trade Commission is undertaking a revision of their rules enforcing COPPA, the Federal law that protects families from the unwanted collection of personally identifiable information about their children. The interactive advertising industry supports COPPA and recognizes that a lot has changed in the 14 years since its passage, including the rise of the internet and, more recently, the growth of the mobile marketplace — but we must embrace innovation and the benefits they have brought to families. Recent proposals made by the FTC would conflate benign data transfers, which present no discernible threat to children's online safety, with very real concerns about the unauthorized collection of information that might allow strangers to contact our children.
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Did you know that the most expensive movie to be created ever is Pirates of the Caribbean: At Worlds's End? The estimated cost to produce it was $300.000.000! A lot of people watch this movie!
Did you know that the most expensive movie flop in the history is Cutthroat Island (from 1995), total cost was $115.000.000 but it only earned back around $18.500.000! Well we think this movie will soon take the second place now when Brad Pitt's movie World War Z has been released since they have already spent over $200.000.000 just to re-write and re-shoot the FINAL ACT! Talk about wasting money! I'm still gonna watch this movie online though ;)
Did you know that the movie Paranormal Activity only cost $15.000 to create but generated an huge $197.000.000 of gross revenue! Talk about good investment! I don't like horror movies so I haven't seen any of them (there are five)
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The war between the Sontarans and the Rutans has been raging for millennia. Billions have died and whole star systems have been obliterated in the conflict. Now, finally, one side may have victory within its grasp.
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Costs Skyrocket For Stuttgart 21 Project
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By ERIC MAINORDPrice/Heber
The Sun Advocate recently ran a letter that re-enforced what many of us who work in Nine Mile Canyon have known for decades; that resource extraction and protection of artifacts can co-exist. We are fortunate to have the Hunt Ranch in the canyon. Their commitment to its heritage is a great community asset.
Since we're talking about commitments to the canyon, how about recognizing Bill Barrett Corporation for BBC's stewardship and contributions to our area as well? After all, no other entity, whether it be federal, state, otherwise public or private have done anywhere near the work and investment to protect and even improve upon the condition of Nine Mile as has BBC. As a community partner, it's hard to attend a non-profit function without finding that BBC's support helped make it possible.
As pointed out by the University of Utah (see www.tavaputs.com and "Community and Economic Impacts"), "Bill Barrett Corporation has brought renewed development activity to this area and started to reverse the overall gas production declines."
Why is this important? Royalties from federal minerals brought in nearly $14 million for Carbon and Emery Counties in 2006, and oil and gas property tax brought in another $10 million more. Energy companies are the top 10 tax payers in our county, meaning higher services and lower property taxes for the rest of us.
If you take the time to read the entire U of U study, you might find it frightening to think of the future ahead of us in Carbon County without the prospect of BBC's continued responsible development of natural gas resources atop the Tavaputs Plateau.
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The Portland City Council voted unanimously Sept. 12 to
fluoridate Portland's water by mid-2014. Foes, seeking to refer the
question to voters, say the council acted without regard to public
opinion. We ask the candidates for mayor: Did the council do the right
Rep. Jefferson Smith (D-East Portland):
No. "We should have done one of
two things. One is have a citizen jury process—a group of people not
limited to the most ardent proponents or opponents, that has the time to
peel back the veneer on the science, get deeper than email subject
headings, and look at data. Actually do taste tests, rely on credible
information, and make a recommendation. If their recommendation had some
air of consensus, then we could spare the expense of a public vote. If
their reasoned recommendation were as cacophonous as the Twitter
postings, then the city referring it to the voters would have been an
appropriate step."
Charlie Hales:
Yes. "I think the scientific evidence is very clear and overwhelming. It's always important to have a good, deliberative process and give people a fair hearing. Then if some folks disagree, they can go to the ballot with an initiative petition. And I guess that's what some people are planning to do. I don't think it should be referred by the council. And I don't plan to sign the petition. But certainly people have a right to send that out for a vote. It's controversial. There's some folks that might send it to the ballot. But I support the decision the council's made."


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9/21/2013 | Nashville, Tenn. | Attendance: 1321
Saturday, September 21, 2013
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – It was a day of loss in many ways for the Lipscomb Lady Bisons volleyball team.
First, they lost middle blocker Molly Spitznagle to an ankle injury at the end of early warm-ups. Second, as the match with Kentucky progressed the Lady Bisons lost their focus, but not their fierceness. And in the end they lost the match 3-0 by scores of 25-23, 25-17 and 25-9 in front of 1,321 fans at Allen Arena Saturday afternoon.
The loss dropped the Lady Bisons to 7-4 overall. Kentucky, ranked No. 19 in the nation, is 7-3.
"It was an opportunity to present ourselves and we wanted to be at full strength," Lipscomb coach Brandon Rosenthal said. "But due to an unfortunate circumstance we weren't.
"But I loved what our team did. I would like to focus on what we will learn from this and what will come from this. It is not a season-ending loss, but more importantly it becomes what do we do now?"
The Lady Bisons have never beaten a top 20 team. Despite the outcome against Kentucky Rosenthal is confident that his players will soon add that accomplishment to their resumes.
"We played hard and came up short," Rosenthal said. "Obviously, we want that win. If we keep working the way we do we will get it.
"I loved our fight all the way through. We lost some focus and that is something we can change. But being able to fight…you either have it or you don't. "
Spitznagle has an apparent ankle injury, but her diagnosis is not known. Rosenthal stresses that injuries are a part of any sport and that his team has been lucky in that area.
"It was pretty routine what we were doing in the workout," Rosenthal said. "In volleyball these things are going to happen. It is nobody's fault.
"Everyone deals with injuries. No one is going to feel bad for us. You have to give our girls a ton of credit to come out and play like they did in the first set right after Molly's injury happened. "
Rosenthal plans to take a team approach in replacing Spitznagle's production. She was second in the Atlantic Sun Conference with a .356 hitting percentage. She has posted 94 kills.
"This is the reason why we have 15 girls on the team," Rosenthal said. "Team volleyball is what we do best. I don't fear that wait until Molly gets back. We have quality girls that will get the job done. I have no doubt we are going to pull through.
"We have to do a good bit of changing in the lineup. We had been pushing for Molly to grow in confidence and she has. She was a dominant force in the last tournament we were in. It stinks for her. But we realize how big Molly is going to be for us, not just down the road this year, but in future years."
Freshman middle blocker Katie Bradley played in all three sets for the first time in a match this season. Bradley will be seeing more reps both in practice and in matches.
"It is all hands on deck at this point," Rosenthal said. "Katie Bradley got an opportunity and I would imagine she is saying she has a lot to learn.
"I think this can have a good effect on us as a team. Katie Bradley has game experience. She will continue to have more and more game experience so when we do call on her she is going to be ready to go."
Lipscomb middle blocker Jewell Dobson made a match-high 12 kills. Libero Bri McCombs led the Lady Bisons with seven digs.
Defensive specialist Jackie Napper posted a match-high 11 digs for Kentucky.
Kentucky was the last non-conference match of the regular season for the Purple and Gold. They put their 1-0 A-Sun record on the line this weekend as they travel to Florida to face Jacksonville Sept. 27 and North Florida Sept. 28.
"We have another 17 matches of conference play ahead of us and that is the most important thing," Rosenthal said. "A lot of people will want to focus on the disappointment of losing to Kentucky.
"The challenges we faced against Kentucky are going to make us better –they have to make us better. We have to do a little bit more work and make some more adjustments. The girls will be ready to go. The coaching staff is going to be ready to go. We will move forward."


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William Roy Lyman. . .Very agile, large for his day. . . Pioneered more sophisticated defensive play with shifting, sliding style. . .Starred on four title teams: 1922-1923 Canton, 1924 Cleveland, 1933 Bears. . . Joined Bears for barnstorming tour after 1925 season. . .Played on only one losing team in 16 seasons of college, pro ball. . .Born November 30, 1898 in Table Rock, Nebraska. . .Died December 28, 1972, at age of 74.
In 1922, Guy Chamberlin, the player-coach of the Canton Bulldogs, recruited Roy (Link) Lyman, a 6-2, 233 pound tackle from the University of Nebraska, to play pro football. Lyman was no stranger to Chamberlin, who was also a Nebraska alumnus.
Chamberlin's recruit went on to star with the Bulldogs during their back-to-back undefeated seasons of 1922 and 1923. The following season the Canton franchise was sold and several Canton players, including Lyman, moved on to Cleveland, where the Cleveland Bulldogs captured the 1924 NFL title. Lyman split the 1925 season between a new Canton franchise and the Frankford Yellowjackets.
Following the 1925 season he joined the Chicago Bears during that team's famous cross-country barnstorming tour that featured Red Grange. Lyman remained with the Bears for the rest of his career that ended almost as it had begun. The Bears won the NFL title in 1933 and a divisional crown in 1934, Lyman's final season.
Many pro football historians believe that the constant shifting by defensive players before each play in modern professional football can be traced back to Lyman, who regularly resorted to similar ploys. His sliding, shifting style of defensive line play confused his opponents and made him one of the most respected players of his time. Lyman explained that the idea of shifting was an instinctive move to fool a blocker. He had a unique ability to diagnose a play and many times he would make his move just as the ball was snapped.
Whether it was luck or a result of his outstanding play, Lyman experienced just one losing season during his 16 seasons of high school, college, and professional football. A contributor to the end, Bears coach George Halas insisted Lyman was stronger and tougher during his last two seasons than when he first joined the team eight years earlier.
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Preview | Recap | Boxscore (Gm. 1) | Boxscore (Gm. 2)Lady Bisons look to swipe Battle from Bruins
Belmont (12-22)
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4/10/2013 | Nashville, Tenn. | Attendance: 279
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4/10/2013 | Nashville, Tenn. | Attendance: 178
Tuesday, April 09, 2013
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – A few years ago a movie was made about a band of car thieves called "Gone in 60 Seconds". If a movie was made about Lipscomb's gang of base stealers in softball it would be titled "Gone in 60 Feet".
This season the Lady Bisons have been fleet of foot on the base paths. Lead-off hitter Britanny Elmore has already shattered the school's NCAA era record for stolen bases in a season with 22.
Elmore is 34th in NCAA Division I in stolen bases with an average of .58 per game. The Lady Bisons are ranked 20th nationally as a team with 72 stolen bases, 1.89 per game.
"I knew we had a chance to steal more bases this year than we ever have," LU coach Kristin Ryman said. "Some of them are known for their speed like Brittany Elmore and Heather Montgomery.
"And then you have the other ones who have the power and the speed like Bree Thurman with some pop in her swing. Bridgette Begle and Paige Neely can hit a double or home run but are also known for their speed."
The Lady Bisons, 20-18, welcome Belmont to Draper Diamond Wednesday night at 5 for the softball version of the "Battle of the Boulevard". Belmont, playing in the Ohio Valley Conference, is 12-21 overall.
Even though the two teams are in different conferences the rivalry is still a strong one.
"Belmont is always going to be a rivalry," Ryman said. "Whether we play them in a conference game or not, the games still matter. We will continue to play each other."
The Bruins have three players batting higher than .300 – Kat Hollingsworth (.364), Kirbie Ferrell (.319) and Kimberly Johnson (.304).
Carolyn Snodgress, 4-5 with a 3.01 earned run average, is the top pitcher for Belmont.
The key to stealing bases is the ability to get on base. Ryman will be looking for Elmore, Montgomery, Neely, Thurman and Begle to continue to be active on the base paths against Belmont.
Montgomery has 12 stolen bases. Neely, Thurman and Begle each have nine.
"The whole key is that they are finding ways to get on base," Ryman said. "Brittany was getting the majority of steals early on. Heather is finding more ways to get on base and she is an instant steal threat when she gets on. "
Ryman knows that the element of speed makes the Lady Bisons even more dangerous.
"There are not that many teams out there who have the team speed we have," Ryman said. "It puts the other team on edge a little bit more.
"They have to be extra cautious about allowing those runners to get on base. If one of those runners gets on base for us the other team has to make adjustments in the field."
When the fastest Lady Bisons are on base anything can happen. Ryman calls it "creating instant chaos".
"There have been so many times this year where we have had a runner at third," Ryman said. "As soon as the ball is coming down off the bat, we will have a runner take off from third.
"You see that with a lot of teams. But we have so many girls with the speed to take off and be safe at home. If they beat the throw to home out then we will have another runner safe at first."
Ryman, as third base coach, is in charge of calling for a steal and also moving runners around the bases. She and her runners take an aggressive approach.
"Even if you are fast it is hard to steal a lot of bases if you don't get good jumps off of the base," Ryman said. "They have to know what type of slide to use in certain situations and be willing to slide head first.
"You have to have that gutsy, aggressive mentality. All of our speed kids have that mentality. They want me to give them a steal sign. They get frustrated if I don't. Some of it is knowing that we have more speed than the catcher has arm. We take a bag because we know we can take it."
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Inspired by an October 2000 address by Rev. Peter Hans Kolvenbach, S.J., Loyola University Maryland offers the Kolvenbach Summer Research Grant Program to foster and encourage research that strengthens the work of non-profit organizations and agencies working in Baltimore. The program seeks to assist these community-based organizations by conducting research that they do not have the resources to obtain otherwise. Additionally, Loyola offers the Kolvenbach Fellows program which supports faculty who wish to pursue socially-engaged research.
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The vast collection of newspaper microfilm at the Library and Archives includes almost every existent newspaper published in Tennessee. The filming project began in 1957 and Library and Archives staff have been preserving Tennessee newspapers ever since.
This list includes information about each known newspaper in the state, arranged by the place of publication. (A list of these communities arranged by county is also available.) The entry includes the title of the paper, the frequency of publication, and the dates of operation of that paper. Title changes and mergers, if known, are also noted.
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Aldredge has not signed a free agent contract and could do so with another NFL team, but if not, the 5-11, 232-pounder will head to New Orleans to work out with the Saints. A versatile athlete, Aldredge (5-11, 232) was an undersized tight end for the Demons, starting his final three years on offense after playing linebacker as a freshman. A special teams standout, he is a rugged, physical player with great hands and athleticism.
A magna cum laude graduate in business/accounting (3.90 grade point average) who was first-team Capital One Academic All-America and made the Beyond Sports Network FCS All-America team, Aldredge is the top receiving tight end in school history and 11th overall with 86 catches for 1,131 yards and 10 touchdowns, averaging 13.2 yards per catch. He added 13 rushing attempts for 59 yards and two touchdowns, one a 33-yarder from the tailback slot to clinch a win last fall at Texas State.
As a senior Aldredge led the Demons in catches (39) and receiving yards (514), ranking in the top 10 in Southland Conference in both categories. He ended his career with streak of at least one reception in 15 consecutive games and grabs in 32 of his 33 games (all starts) at tight end.


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The College of Eastern Utah held their first Locks of Love Day on Feb. 12 at the cosmetology department. Those wishing to donate their hair for this great cause visited the CEU for a day of giving and pampering. This day, although not an unusual event for the cosmetology department, was full of hair cutting, lunch, manicures and silent auctions - all to benefit children who suffer from hair loss.
This event was organized by Melanie Huff from the Carbon School District. Melanie wanted to get involved when her daughter Lexi, who is eight, saw a commercial on television about a little girl who was being mocked because she had no hair. At that point Lexi decided that she wanted to give her hair away.
Pam Juliano, from Helper, started the local program eight years ago and Huff has taken it over. When Juliano turned 39 she wanted to start an event where, for future birthdays, she could think of someone else's happiness and not her own. Involving herself and her two daughters in Locks of Love is how the event got started.
The idea was that they could celebrate by giving something to someone else that would make a difference.
"Building self confidence through a gift that does not cost a thing was my daughter's and my purpose for giving to Locks of Love," states Juliano. "You have to wash and care for your hair anyway and how simple is this; grow it out and donate. We would then call all our friends to do this. It was an opportunity to give to someone you have never met."
CEU cosmetology is no stranger to this either. Pam Juliano involved CEU in her endeavor, making this the eighth year since the project's inception.
Debbie Prichard, department chairman of CEU cosmetology department stated, "All individuals, except for two professional hair cutters, are former CEU cosmetology students that are employed in local salons and helping this day become a success. Local salons in Price (such as) The Mane Place, Smart Style, Scissor Talk, Hair Hut, Don Marco's, and Emery salons, Shear Magic and Studio C, gave the day off to the employees to help in this event.Our former students, taking time out of their busy work schedules, were unselfishly donating their time for us. Our current students were also involved in the shampooing, styling and cutting, and the nail technicians were there to give manicures. We couldn't have had this success without them."
People who want to donate hair, but do not have the 10 inches to donate, are not turned away. CEU cosmetology department will help individuals get their hair to the donating length by giving free trims and conditioning treatments.All that is required is to sign an intent form.
More than 100,000 strands of hair are required to make a customized cap for people suffering from the effects of cancer or other diseases such as alopecia.
The cap is different than a wig because the cap is molded and customized to fit the person in need and the hair is specifically cut to the person's liking. Only the wearer of the hairpiece may remove it by breaking the seal at the head's temple.
Children who have the caps can swim, do gymnastics or any other activity with it on. In short, they can become kids again. Over time, if the person grows out of this cap, or is in need of repair, Locks of Love will repair it at no cost.
Many records were broken that day. It began with a 14 and one-half cut and ended with a 17 and one-half inch cut that JoAnne Cocciolo from Wellington selflesssly donated.
The total donation was 77 1/4 feet in a six hour period from 53 total donors who had tons of smiles to go with their hair.


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The Problem? Human development changes our natural landscape in ways that result in much greater volumes of stomrwater, washing off accumulated pollutants (from vehicles and atmospheric deposition) into nearby lakes, streams and estuaries when it rains. Traditional rooftops, parking lots, streets and highways have surfaces that are impervious, and interfere with the natural process of rainwater absorbing into the ground (and recharging groundwater aquifers). Stormwater runoff from impervious areas contributes to poor surface water quality, including altered flow regime (shoreline erosion and stream channel alteration), the presence of pollutants, and the destruction of healthy populations of fish and other aquatic life.
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Microplane Rasps
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It's not every tool purchase that starts with cheese, but that's what happened here. My sister was so enthused by her Microplane cheese graters that she wondered if other Microplane tools were as spectacular. On Christmas day, I opened a mysterious package containing several Microplane wood rasps. You might note, however, that these don't look much like any other rasp you've ever seen, so there was an awkward moment of trying to determine why my sister thought I needed several sizes of really beefy cheese graters.
Once I worked it out, I was quite pleased, but also a little stumped. What would I do with a couple of funny looking rasps? I'm really more of a power tool sort of guy. If a corner or edge needs to be rounded, I look for a router bit, not a rasp or a plane. Thus, the Microplane rasps came home with me and hung on my pegboard for several months and collected dust.
Fast forward a few months and I was experimenting with some crown molding. Coping crown molding is something that has haunted me a bit for several years. Sure, the experts make it look easy, but remember I'm not much of a hand tool guy. Rest assured that a full report on my crown molding exploits is forthcoming, but for now let's just say that the first few attempts did not go well. I did my best with a miter saw and coping saw, but my early efforts never actually fit.
In a moment of particular despair, I looked heavenward and right at the Microplanes hanging on the pegboard. Hmm. Until this time, I had never actually improved anything with a hand tool, but I was really getting desperate. I grabbed the big round Microplane and started shaving away the back of the molding that was interfering with my fit.
First, I was shocked at how quickly and cleanly the Microplanes cut. My previous adventures with rasps were with ancient, rusty, handed-down monsters that sort of abused the workpiece until it gave up. These are entirely different tools, quickly and easily removing material with very little force.
Next, and much more startling, I had a perfect-fitting coped crown molding cut in maybe five minutes. I finally made something better with a hand tool! As I practiced more, I got even better. I used the large round rasp to remove the bulk of interfering material and then cleaned out nooks and crannies with the small round and small square rasp.
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Jim McClellan, SFISD Superintendent, said that due to a vacancy on the SFISD board of trustees, the board will be appointing a member of the community to fill the open seat.
"The board would like to encourage anyone who lives within the boundaries of the SFISD and would like to be considered for this appointed position to write or type a letter, no longer than one page, expressing your desire to become a member of the Sanford-Fritch ISD Board of Trustees," he said.
Letters should be submitted to the address below, and will not be accepted after 12 p.m. April 27, 2012. They can be submitted to Sanford-Fritch ISD, Attn: Board President, PO Box 1290, Fritch, TX 79036; or via e-mail to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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