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Material for shade tarp?
I have been taking my dog with me on climbing trips lately and sometimes there is no shade for her to rest in at the bottom of the climb. I have rigged a rope bag into a pseudo tarp but it wasn'...
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I hope this doesn't come out wrong, but...what's wrong with headphones? They are lighter, usually don't require batteries, and those who don't want their remote wilderness spot to h...
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Price drop
Re: Hexanet
Sold to Brian.
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No longer for trade or sale. Thank you.
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I would like to sell my Zpacks Hexanet bug tent. It pairs with the Hexamid solo tarp. I am selling it because I decided I like the net sewn to the tarp better than a separate bug net. I have only u...
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Rand is always helpful and knowledgeable about Trail Designs' products. I have always had good experiences with the company. Recently I bought a new Caldera setup and just got an email from Rand a...
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zpacks Company
I was in a bind with an unfortunate accident having happened to my net tent that went with my MLD Duomid. I needed a bug shelter and Joe was super accommodating and willing to help me out by pushing a...
Manzella Silk Weight Windstopper All-Season Glove
These have replaced my liner gloves since I discovered them. The reason? They are almost as light and totally windproof. The windproof characteristic makes them MUCH warmer than a glove of comparable ...
Outdoor Research Sun Runner Cap
I bought the Outdoor Research Sun Runner hat last year for a week long trip to the Wind Rivers in Wyoming. I didn't use any sunscreen except lip balm the entire trip and didn't get sunburned, ...
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Inov8 Roclite 295
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Fall has arrived, but there's still plenty to do outside today. Celebrate diversity at CommUNITY Fest, swing by the zoo or take the opportunity to peruse local markets.
CommUNITY Fest
The annual CommUNITY Fest runs from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in Tautphaus Park. Events include a diversity fashion show, skateboard competition, children's activities, music and dance performances, and food and vendor booths. Admission is free. Visit www.cityofidahofallscommuni tyfestival.org or call 360-3344.
Free zoo admission
While at Tautphaus Park, enjoy free admission to the zoo, which is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 612-8552 or visit www.idahofallszoo.org.
Farmers Market
The Idaho Falls Farmers Market is open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 501 W. Broadway. It offers fresh produce, meat, pastries and crafts for sale, as well as live music. Visit www.idahofallsfarmersmarket.org.
Saturday market
It's the last day of the season for the Idaho Falls Saturday Market, open from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on the greenbelt. The artisan market features handmade items such as jewelry and clothing, baked goods, food vendors and live entertainment. Call 589-7130.
'Moonlight and Magnolias'
The Actors' Repertory Theatre of Idaho presents "Moonlight and Magnolias" at The Phoenix theater, 257 W. Broadway. At 6:30 p.m., a preshow dinner begins, followed by the show at 7:30 p.m. The play is a dramatization of the five-day rewriting process of "Gone With the Wind." Shows continue Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays through Oct. 19. Tickets are $30. Call 522-8450 or visit www.artidaho.org.
'Century of Broadway'
The Idaho Falls Arts Council presents "Century of Broadway" at 7:30 p.m. at the Colonial Theater, 450 A St. The show features music from "Rent," "Les Miserables," "Man of La Mancha" and other Broadway productions. Tickets are $25. Call 522-0471 or visit www.idahofallsarts.org.
Oktoberfest fundraiser
Idaho Brewing Co., 775 S. Capital Ave., will host an Oktoberfest fundraiser for Snake River Search Inc. The noon to 8 p.m. event will feature food, beverages, door prizes and silent auctions. Tickets are $10. Call 681-6814 or visit www.SnakeRiverSearch.org.
'ART Idaho'
The Art Museum of Eastern Idaho's exhibit, "ART Idaho," is open from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 300 S. Capital Ave. The eighth biennial competition showcases the works of Idaho artists. Call 524-7777 or visit www.theartmuseum.org.

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George Strait and Taylor Swift were among the winners at Billboard's 10thAnnual Billboards Touring Awards, which took place November 14 in New York City. Hosted by Gary Dell'Abate, executive producer of "The Howard Stern Show," the awards honored the concert industry's top artists, venues and professionals for the year.
George was named the 2013 Billboard Legend of Live. Taylor picked up the Top Pack Award, which honored the top-grossing tour with three or more artists no the bill. Taylor's RED Tour featured Ed Sheeran, Joel Crouse, Brett Eldredge, Florida Georgia Line and Casey James.
Bon Jovi was a big winner on the night, being honored with the Top Tour Award for the top grossing tour as well as the Top Draw Award, recognizing the top ticket selling tour. They also received the Eventful Fans' Choice Award, which was determined by fan "demands" at Eventful.com. One Direction received the Breakthrough Award and the Concert Marketing & Promotion Award went to The Rolling Stones.
Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in Indio, California took home the Top Festival Award, while Jeff Dunham received the Top Comedy Award for the third year in a row. Billboard's 2013 Woman of the Year, P!nk took home the Top Boxscore award, while the O2 Arena in London won the Top Arena award.
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Golf: Former FGCU golfer starry-eyed at Open
Joey Lamielle may have worked the hardest of anyone to make it to the U.S. Open. After all, he did go through a nine-hole playoff for the final spot at his sectional qualifier.
Thursday at Torrey Pines Golf Club in San Diego, the former Florida Gulf Coast University golfer will play in the Open for the first time.
"It's awesome," the 25-year-old from Sarasota said. "All of the people I've seen on TV, now I'm competing against them."
Lamielle feels like he got the "wow, I'm at the Open" stuff out of the way "in 45 minutes on Monday." He practiced on the putting green at the same time as Tiger Woods.
"I caught myself, 'Hey, I'm putting with Tiger Woods,' " he said. "And I'm looking around, and there's Ernie Els, Phil Mickelson. This is cool. And I'm here."
Lamielle played with former Open champion Retief Goosen and British Open champion Padraig Harrington in a practice round, and hit balls with Els, Mark O'Meara and former Open champion Michael Campbell — that's a total of five Open titles (two by Els and Goosen and one by Campbell) he either practiced or played with.
Lamielle's locker is right next to Justin Leonard's, and he didn't miss a chance to talk with him, either. Lamielle finished his practice for the week with a chat with Golf Channel analyst and former tour player Frank Nobilo.
"I was on the driving range a couple of hours ago, and I told him it was my first Open," Lamielle says. "He just went on and on. We talked for about 10 minutes. It was really good."
Besides Lamielle, there are two others in the field with Southwest Florida ties.
Naples resident Rocco Mediate, a Calusa Pines Golf Club member, will play in his 13th Open. Like Lamielle, Mediate, 45, made it by advancing in a playoff in sectional qualifying. He birdied the first playoff hole in Columbus, Ohio, to grab one of the final seven spots in an 11-man showdown. Mediate's best finishes are fourth place in 2001 and a tie for sixth in 2005.
And Fredrik Jacobson, a 33-year-old Swede, will have a West Bay Club logo on his bag. Jacobson agreed to represent the Estero club back in January. This will be Jacobson's third Open, but his first since 2004. He tied for fifth in 2003.
Lamielle was the top player at FGCU from 2001-05, and noted instructor Jim Suttie, the Eagles' coach, isn't surprised to see Lamielle make it to the Open.
"Joey was always a good player for our team," Suttie said. "He was always a great scorer, regardless if his game was on or off. He was a good putter and he knew how to putt and chip."
Suttie thinks that Lamielle's experience on the Tour de las Americas in South America and various mini-tours, plus his personality, will help him, as will his ability to control the distance on his iron shots.
"I don't think anybody in that field will scare him," Suttie said. "I'm sure he's ready to go and have some fun."
Said Lamielle: "As far as playing in front of people, I dig that. They want autographs? That's great. I feel like they're there to support me. That helps."
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Eighth grade is when Calvin Barnett began to develop into a legitimate defensive tackle.
He had grown to 6-foot-2, the same height he is today. And he started football season at 230 pounds.
Eighth grade is when Calvin Barnett began to develop into a legitimate defensive tackle.
He had grown to 6-foot-2, the same height he is today. And he started football season at 230 pounds.
By the end of the season, he was 280 pounds.
"I just got wide," Barnett said. "And then I got wider and wider in high school. I never got taller. I just got bigger and bigger."
Today, Barnett is a powerful, athletic and disruptive force in the middle of the Oklahoma State defense — the kind of impact defensive tackle commonly found in the SEC and that the Cowboys haven't had in a decade. He's the reigning Big 12 Defensive Newcomer of the Year, a preseason all-conference selection and a realistic candidate to take home league's Defensive Player of the Year award in 2013.
But first, Barnett needed to go through a bit of a physical transformation.
Barnett admits now he was lackadaisical and cocky in high school after earning starting jobs on the offensive and defensive lines as a freshman.
He used asthma as a (fake) excuse to not run hard or participate in certain exercises during practice. He ate out every day of his senior year, with Chinese, buckets of fried chicken and Taco Bell becoming favorite food options.
Barnett could still move well on his feet, making him a sought-after recruit. But when he signed his letter of intent to play at Arkansas in 2010, he weighed 335 pounds. And he started to hear the rumblings that he could be an impact player only "if he got in shape."
Academics are what kept Barnett from making it to Fayetteville. Before heading to Navarro Junior College in Texas, though, Barnett wanted to drop weight.
For 2 1/2 weeks, all he ate was a 1,200-calorie power bar three times per day. He also made a daily habit of playing basketball and working out.
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Each week we find the most interesting and informative articles we can and along the way we uncover amazing and cool images. Here you'll discover 10 incredible photos and the stories behind them.
Mega rocks:
Off the west coast of Africa, researchers examine an island with evidence of a mega-tsunami, indicating the area may be unsafe for the people who live there.
[Full Story: Mega Tsunami with 50-Foot Waves Swallowed Ancient Island]
Views on Mars:
Over time humans' idea of the Red Planet has varied greatly: once romanticized to be a lush planet teaming with life then written-off as a dry, bare rock. Now, new findings lead scientists to believe Mars may hold water, which may translate into the basic building blocks of life.
[Full Story: Lush Oasis to Arid Desert: How Our View of Mars Has Changed]
Coming to get you:
Global warming has effects scientists didn't expect like king crabs expanding their territory as far as Antarctica. The move threatens native species and could render them endangered or extinct.
[Full Story: King Crabs Arrive in Antarctic, with Claws Out for Biodiversity]
Shipwreck treasure:
Great historical pieces of treasure have been found in the remains of an ancient shipwreck at the bottom of the ocean off Greece. The Antikythera shipwreck, found in 1900, has been periodically studied over the last century and continues to offer up rich finds.
[Full Story: Antikythera Wreck Yields More Treasures of Ancient Greece's '1 Percent']
Wise owl?
Cultures either adore or despise the owl, considering them blessings or harbingers of bad news. Currently a group of innovative farmers is partnering with the creatures to protect their crops as well as the enigmatic fowl.
[Full Story: Bad Omen or Wise Advisor? Evocative Owls Star in Photos]
Supermoon lunar eclipse:
After more than 30 years, the first total lunar eclipse of a supermoon delighted skywatchers around the world.
[Full Story: 'Supermoon' Total Lunar Eclipse Thrills Skywatchers Around the World]
Replacing an eye:
Hurricane Joaquin has been pummeling the Bahamas for several days and the barrage is likely to continue. Satellite images of the storm show it is replacing its eye, which indicates it will likely affect a wider area with its gale force winds.
[Full Story: NASA Satellite Spies Hurricane Joaquin Replacing an Eye]
Gorgeous streaks:
Recent research indicates Mars has flowing water. While researchers admit the liquid likely contains dangerous chlorine-based salts, this new evidence raises the odds that life exists on the Red Planet.
[Full Story: Why Is Water So Essential for Life?]
Ceres spots:
NASA's Dawn spacecraft has returned some puzzling images of Ceres. The dwarf planet has a large crater with unexplained luminescent spots in the images.
[Full Story: New Maps of Ceres Highlight Mysterious Bright Spots, Giant Mountain]
Cute chameleon:
Known for their expertise in color-changing, chameleons should also be admired for their tree-climbing abilities. A recent study reveals why: the "two-toed" appendages help the lizard hang on more tightly than its counterparts.
[Full Story: Why Some Chameleons Are Expert Tree Climbers]


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A simple token of affection that sweeps across five generations, changing each with its simple charm and complex meaning. The Ornament comes into the family in the late 1800s, bringing with it the promise of hope, faith and enduring love. As it passes from one generation to the next, each is touched. But there is no magic in the ornament itself, only in the love and caring which passes with it. May and Ernest face both a new century and the same age-old problem faced by Romeo and Juliet, parental disapproval. Yet the ornament proves the bond they need to find their happy ending. It's the Roaring Twenties and Margaret is torn between the fun of being a flapper and the desire to please her parents. When Bertram arrives, he shows her that some times compromise proves the best solution. High school sweethearts Alyce and Len are torn apart by World War II. When Len returns from action, he's a changed man, but has he changed so much that he no longer loves Alyce? Even the Woodstock generation reaches its power into Middle America, as Sophie struggles to tame her own rebellious spirit and still maintain the respect of her parents. Then, the drifter comes to town and turns all their lives upside down. And finally, there's Marti, struggling to understand why God would take away her one true love, as another stands poised to take his place. Over the years and the struggles, the Ornament unites them all.


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Cal rode the wheels off his satellite bike. It was as clear as day that his bike was lacking top end power, even when compared to Rossi's factory Yamaha. However, a lot of Cal's problems yesterday would have been solved if he could get a decent start for once. It was a weakness all last season and he's still not resolved it. He can't blame the bike either as Bradley got off the line great. Getting a good start is a science and he and his crew needs to devote more time into it. No point being awesome in qualifying when it's all undone in the first five seconds of the race.


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When I haven't had time to do a workout, I fit one in while watching TV. During the commercial breaks, I choose one exercise & do as many reps as I can before the show starts again. These include crunches, push-ups, leg lifts, calf raises, bicep curls, tricep dips, jumping jacks, etc. Just move!
Exercise during commercials!! do jumping jacks or crunches during commercial breaks.
Sit-ups and leg lifts for each commercial break
If you want to get in a little exercise even on your lazy day. Get off the couch and run in place during the commercial break, these breaks can last from 2 to 4 minutes up to 7or 8 breaks per one hour show which could give you 20 minute workout.


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The stars came out in a big way, as did a number of companies and the American people when GAC presented Music City Keep On Playin' — A Benefit For Flood Relief.
Brad Paisley, Keith Urban, Lady Antebellum and Dierks Bentley were among the artists who delivered nearly 20 songs during Sunday's three-hour live special from Nashville's Ryman Auditorium. The event raised more than $1.7 million as of midnight CT and counting.
Music City Keep On Playin' was the first national fundraiser organized to aid victims of a devastating flood that engulfed much of Nashville two weeks ago. In a scant 48 hours, the city took in over 13 inches of rain, more than the Middle Tennessee ground could absorb. The Cumberland River swelled over its banks, damaging some of the city's landmarks, including the Grand Ole Opry House, LP Field, Bridgestone Arena and the Country Music Hall of Fame.
Rushing tides carried cars along dangerous streams, one portable school building was washed down the interstate, and more than 1,000 water rescues were performed. Many residents, including Opry member Jeannie Seely, lost their homes. A few lost their lives. But the city came together, with many of its citizens visiting other neighborhoods to help complete strangers sort through what was left of their belongings.
It was "so beautiful to see how the city has just rallied together," Lady A's Hillary Scott said from the Ryman stage. "I know we will get back to the city that we once were. I know we will."
Brad and his wife, Kimberly Williams-Paisley — who co-hosted the special with "Desperate Housewives" actor and Nashville resident James Denton — kicked the night off with a $100,000 donation. Brad likewise chipped in a trio of songs — "Welcome To The Future," "American Saturday Night" and a cover of Roger Miller's "River In The Rain" — over the course of the evening, which also saw appearances by country stars Martina McBride, Kellie Pickler, Rodney Atkins and Randy Montana.
The show also folded in performances from artists that exemplified some of Music City's stylistic range: pop singer Sheryl Crow, big-voiced gospel singer CeCe Winans, contemporary Christian artist Jaci Velasquez, Americana act Will Hoge and acoustic-blues performer Keb' Mo', one of Nashville's newest residents.
Many of the songs took on new meaning during the evening. The opening line of Lady A's "Need You Now," with its reference to "picture-perfect memories scattered all around the floor," easily reminded the listener of the many residents who lost all their family photos — every record of their personal history. Martina McBride's "Anyway" — with its recognition that "one storm could come and blow it all away" — was inordinately apropos.
When they weren't on stage, many of the stars took donations at the phone bank, where they were joined by the likes of Lorrie Morgan, Nicole Kidman, Billy Dean, Joey+Rory, Lee Roy Parnell, Dailey & Vincent, Julie Roberts, Marty Raybon, Whitney Duncan, Holly Williams, Bomshel, Katie Armiger, Nashville Mayor Karl Dean and countless others.
The Ryman proved a symbolic home for the special. When the Grand Ole Opry House took in more than four feet of water, the stage was destroyed. But one part of the venue — a circle of wood that was transported from the Ryman when the Opry House was built in the early 1970s — survived the deluge and, once dried out, will return to its spot on a refurbished Opry House stage. The circle carries a huge amount of history. On that little piece of turf, Hank Williams, Johnny Cash and Patsy Cline made historic appearances in its original Ryman location. At the Opry House, it's provided footing for such Opry stars as Carrie Underwood, Garth Brooks and Alan Jackson.
With the Opry House under renovation, the radio show itself is rotating through other interim venues, including War Memorial Auditorium, Two Rivers Baptist Church and the Ryman.
"The Opry didn't miss a beat," GAC host Nan Kelley observed, "but we have so much more to go."
Music City Keep On Playin' — A Benefit For Flood Relief is still taking donations online at www.gactv.com/help or you can text GAC to 501501 on your mobile phone to donate $10.
If you missed the concert, look for it On Demand through your cable or satellite service through Saturday 5/22 (where available, check your listings).


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When buying any mp3 player, the first question customers will ask is about the storage capacity. The main difference between hard drive based and the flash drive based mp3 players is that flash memory devices like iPod nano, iPod shuffle, Creative Zen Nano, and SanDisk Sansa offer extra portability, are more durable, and allow storage of up to even 32GB. Not many hard drive based mp3 players are in production but the older models offer atleast 160 GB of storage.
The advantage of the internal flash drive is that it is an electronic storage device that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. Meaning data can be erased and reused again within its limitations. It saves a lot of space, increases the life span of the mp3 players. Most of the recent mp3 players such as Apple, SanDisk, Samsung etc have built in memory as storage. But with expansion slots you can use SD cards for additional storage.
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Posted by Jeffrey R Story on Mon, 10/24/05 - 15:31:55.
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Hi. I am looking at a guitar. I have been told it is an Ibanez "AG600E". The head piece has an inset AW in mother of pearl. Inside the body the number 97011011 is stamped on one of the struts. That doesn't seem to follow the serial number schemes I've read about. It also has Artwood burned in to one of the struts surrounded by "hand crafted Ibanez guitar". The guitar has a Fishman/ Ibanez AEQ-3V equalizer.
I would be very grateful for any information you could give me on this guitar. Specifically, where and when it was made. The model number. What it's made of. Anything else.
Thanks, Jeff
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I apologize for the radio silence on the blog. I believe this is the longest I have gone without posting since I started The Mustard Ceiling in January 2011.
I received a text from a blogging friend last week asking if everything was ok, she was concerned. Today, I wanted to drop in to let you know everything is fine. I have had a few personal things come up over the past couple of weeks (all positive), but adjustments all the same. I will be back to blogging once things settled down.
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We had the opportunity to work with TRUE linkswear beginning in late 2011. A startup company at just over one-and-a-half years old, TRUE was revolutionizing the very traditional golf footwear market with an innovative product oriented around style and comfort. Their previous e-commerce site was built for a startup company: easy to use, limited feature set, with a goal of having a platform ready for consumers as quickly as possible. Now that the brand had matured and its reputation had spread, they needed a more powerful e-commerce platform to carry them into the next decade.
Coalition came on board early and addressed a number of issues overlooked by the other agencies bidding on the project. By providing a comprehensive strategy ranging from site design and development, to search, to social, to email, and on into mobile, TRUE found its chosen provider.
The new TRUE linkswear site, built on the Magento platform, features a host of impressive features and has automated the company's direct-to-consumer fulfillment processes. Additionally, the site allows TRUE to engage new courses, new professionals, and new pro shops on their own terms with specialized customer group structures and features.
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Coalition's work continues with social media marketing, email marketing, and consultation. We're excited to see our innovation helping to revolutionize our client's industry.


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commandlinefu.com is the place to record those command-line gems that you return to again and again.
Delete that bloated snippets file you've been using and share your personal repository with the world. That way others can gain from your CLI wisdom and you from theirs too. All commands can be commented on, discussed and voted up or down.
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This uses some tricks I found while reading the bash man page to enumerate and display all the current environment variables, including those not listed by the 'env' command which according to the bash docs are more for internal use by BASH. The main trick is the way bash will list all environment variable names when performing expansion on ${!A*}. Then the eval builtin makes it work in a loop.
I created a function for this and use it instead of env. (by aliasing env).
This is the function that given any parameters lists the variables that start with it. So 'aae B' would list all env variables starting wit B. And 'aae {A..Z} {a..z}' would list all variables starting with any letter of the alphabet. And 'aae TERM' would list all variables starting with TERM.
aae(){ local __a __i __z;for __a in "$@";do __z=\${!${__a}*};for __i in `eval echo "${__z}"`;do echo -e "$__i: ${!__i}";done;done; }
And my printenv replacement is:
alias env='aae {A..Z} {a..z} "_"|sort|cat -v 2>&1 | sed "s/\\^\\[/\\\\033/g"'
From: http://www.askapache.com/linux-unix/bash_profile-functions-advanced-shell.html
Create commands to download all of your Google docs to the current directory.
Create commands to download all of your Picasaweb albums
Install Googlecl (http://code.google.com/p/googlecl/) and authenticate first.
Shorter regex.
Just add this function to your .zshrc / .bashrc, and by typing "shout *URL*" you get a randomly chosen English word that ShoutKey.com uses to short your URL. You may now go to shoutkey.com/*output_word* and get redirected. The URL will be valid for 5 minutes.
(I've never used sed before, so I'll be quite glad if someone could straighten up the sed commands and combine them (perhaps also removing the whitespace). If so, I'll update it right away ;) )
Shorter and made into a function.
Use curl and sed to shorten an URL using goo.gl without any other api
We can put this inside a function:
fxray() { curl -s http://urlxray.com/display.php?url="$1" | grep -o '<title>.*</title>' | sed 's/<title>.*--> \(.*\)<\/title>/\1/g'; };
fxray http://tinyurl.com/demo-xray
macchanger will allow you to change either 1) mfg code, 2) host id, or 3) all of the above. Use this at wifi hotspots to help reduce profiling.
Use the following variation for FreeBSD:
openssl rand 6 | xxd -p | sed 's/\(..\)/\1:/g; s/:$//'
Search in all html files and remove the lines that 'String' is found.
recursive find and replace. important stuff are grep -Z and zargs -0 which add zero byte after file name so sed can work even with file names with spaces.
Sometimes those files have more than just spaces and tabs around them. Plus, this is just a little shorter.
Great idea camocrazed. Another twist would be to display a different man page based on the day of the year. The following will continuously cycle through all man pages:
man $(ls /bin | sed -n $(($(date +%j) % $(ls /bin | wc -l)))p)
Broaden your knowledge of the utilities available to you in no particular order whatsoever! Then use that knowledge to create more nifty one-liners that you can post here. =p
Takes a random number modulo the number of files in $dir, prints the filename corresponding to that number, and passes it as an argument to man.
Looks like you're stuck with sed if your ls doesn't have a -Q option.
The command removes all space and/or tabulation characters preceding new line
If you're going to use od, here's how to suppress the labels at the beginning. Also, it doesn't output the \x, hence the sed command at the end. Remove it for space separated hex values instead
Same as another one I saw, just with a cleaner sed command
Edit: updated the sed command to use the [[:xdigit:]] character class - more portable between locales
Note that it will have a newline inserted after every 32 characters of input, due to the output of xxd
I have this as a file called deletekey in my ~/bin.
Makes life a little easier.
In this case it's better do to use the dedicated tool


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Bundling Shrubs for Winter
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Tender shrubs growing in your landscape need your help to survive winter temperatures and harsh winds. Here's how to bundle them snugly until spring. Late autumn, just before weather turns cold for the season, is the time to do this job.
3 Steps
Step 1
Water thoroughly
Give your shrub a good drink of water before you wrap it for winter. Lay a slowly trickling hose at the base of the plant to thoroughly soak the soil around roots. Water in the soil will freeze in a block in winter and thaw in spring, providing roots with water. You'll unwrap shrubs in spring after the last frost.
Step 2
Tuck burlap under the shrub
Tuck burlap under the shrub you plan to bundle. You'll be wrapping the plant from the bottom up so branches don't get pulled into unnatural positions. Practice folding the burlap around the shrub. If the fabric is too big, trim it now.
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Tightly wrap the shrub
Pull the burlap together to form a tight bundle around shrub, concealing all greenery. Where the burlap overlaps and forms a seam, "pin" it together with nails. Start pinning at the bottom and work your way to the top. Keep a firm grip while pinning; if you don't make your bundles tight enough, they'll eventually droop and slide off.
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What's for dessert? Forrest Estate Botrytised Riesling 2006
What's for dessert? No matter how many courses there may be for a meal, whether it be 2 or 8, I always look forward to the dessert or pudding (as they call it here in England) course. An amusing story regarding the word"pudding". Years ago when I first came to London from California, fresh out of university, I got a job as a waitress in the West End. One night an English customer asked me if we had any puddings. I replied, unwittingly, I should add, "I'm sorry sir, but we don't have any pudding. We do however have some very nice desserts." Needless to say, he gave me a very strange look. At the time I didn't realize that "pudding" was the English version of what we call "dessert" in the States. Pudding in America denotes something like a tapioca pudding, not as creamy as a mousse but similar. "Two countries divided by a common language," indeed! After a rather delicious lunch of tapas at The Providores not long ago, Vintage Macaroon (pictured) and I were debating what to have for dessert. Rather then sharing a dessert we ended up with two desserts and two wines! Yes, we are greedy and insatiable. We'd had a bottle of riesling with lunch so we carried on with a racy New Zealand botrytised riesling from Forrest Estate and a Noble semillon from Pegasus Bay. I enjoyed the semillon but the real stand out for me was the riesling. Forrest Estate has an interesting story. It's a winery that was founded by two Drs., John and Brigid Forrest, one a molecular biologist and the other a medical doctor, who chucked it all in to try their hand at winemaking. As they say on their site, they did it because they wanted "…a mixture of the wine 'passion' and a desire to achieve and be recognised and rewarded for ones efforts. In hindsight we struck upon a career which suits our personalities – a perfect blend of art...read more


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Note: Derek Dorsett Is Going To Try and Skate Soon
At Newsday, Steve Zipay spoke with Derek Dorsett about his rehab from a broken collarbone.
Zipay says that X-rays taken recently show that the break in his collarbone is healing well and that he hopes to start skating next week.
Zipay says that Dorsett is "anxious" to get back on the ice and Dorsett says that he has all of this pent up energy but not being able to be on the ice and make in impact is taking a toll on him.
In describing Dorsett, Zipay says that he is a mix between Brandon Prust and Sean Avery and "a reputation for never taking a shift off, finishing checks and willing to drop the gloves and throw rights with guys far bigger."
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News about Golf, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 9, 2015
Alison Lee shoots six-under-par 65 to share lead at LPGA Malaysia tournament with Xi Yu Lin; other golf results noted. MORE
Oct. 7, 2015
Golf fans anxiously await start of Presidents Cup, which will feature top players of moment--No 1 Jordan Spieth of United States and No 2 Jason Day of Australia. MORE
Oct. 3, 2015
Jordan Spieth wins PGA Tour player of the year award; other golf news noted. MORE
Oct. 2, 2015
Jimmy Mullen and Paul Dunne make professional debuts at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship; both shoot eight-under-par 64 in first round and share lead with Kristoffer Broberg. MORE
Sep. 29, 2015
Karen Crouse On Golf column marvels at Jordan Spieth's determination to improve his game, despite having won five tournaments, including two majors, in single season and having reached number one spot in sport. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
Esteban Toledo shoots three-under 69 to win Champions Tour's First Tee Open in Pebble Beach, Calif, by one stroke; other golf news noted. MORE
Sep. 28, 2015
Jordan Spieth wins both PGA Tour Championship and FedEx Cup, reclaiming golf's No 1 spot in world rankings and bringing his total earnings for year to over $22 million. MORE
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I had so much fun during my visit to Larry Flick's Sirius XM radio show today, during which he was counting down the top gay anthems ever as part of Proud & Loud:A Celebration of Gay Anthems. Spoiler alert: "I Will Survive" came out on top, and yet as we all know, those on the bottom are often just as interesting, if not more.
Ms. Wash, Ms. Moore and Ms. Porter—3 divas 3
Martha's 60, Melba's 68—don't they look good?
Anthony Wayne, Anastacia McCleskey & Jacqueline B. Arnold slaying their star-studded audience.
Case in point, the countdown also featured songs by The Weather Girls and Melba Moore, and both Martha Wash and Ms. Moore were in attendance. It was especially cool that Martha was there, because Larry had invited Anthony Wayne, Jacqueline B. Arnold and Anastacia McCleskey, the cast of Mighty Real: A Fabulous Sylvester Musical, to sing two of the late, great disco diva's best-ever tunes. Martha being one half of the original Weather Girls meant she'd be watching people acting out a sliver of her own personal history.


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KCCA is an acronym for Kampala Capital City Authority. The children at COBAP felt that as the authority in charge of the city's sewer they had a lot more to do in clearing sewer in their community of Nabulagala hence this song.
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CANTON The times, they are a-changin but for more than a century, protest music has played a constant role in American politics.
That is why John M. Collins, chairman of St. Lawrence Universitys department of global studies, has a group of freshman students performing protest songs at Woodystock, a concert Thursday evening on campus that also will raise funds for Canton schools.
The concert is the final performance following a semesters worth of work in a class on protest music, Mr. Collins said. The students in the class do scholarly research on protest music while also creating their own original music using a do-it-yourself approach no previous musical experience required.
The event is named after American folk singer Woody Guthrie, who would have turned 100 this year, Mr. Collins said.
Woody is one of the greatest songwriters in American history and arguably one of its greatest lyric poets as well, he said. Guthrie spent much of his life working to support the struggles of ordinary people, especially workers. He did this while maintaining a deep love of his country and its highest ideals.
In keeping with the spirit of activism, donations are being accepted at the event to benefit Canton Central School District, Mr. Collins said.
We wanted to do a benefit concert, and we thought it was important to look locally, he said. Given the budget cuts facing smaller school districts right now, the students in the class decided that they wanted to help out schools in the Canton area.
Mr. Collins said the class was still trying to figure out how to get any money raised to the schools.
Five different bands will perform at the event, representing a range of genres and issues. Michael J. Godwin, who will perform with his band, Bi Bi Piper, said despite its roots in the past, protest music is still relevant today.
I think that it just raises awareness about the specific cause that youd be protesting, he said. The side effect is that it brings people together and allows them to participate and come together and share an idea that they thought was interesting.
Mr. Collins said protest music has a growing role as mass protest movements gain popularity and participation around the globe, citing the Occupy Wall Street movement in the United States and the Middle Easts Arab Spring demonstrations as examples.
As long as there is injustice in the world, there is a need for protest music, he said. History tells us that music and other forms of culture can play a key role in social movements of all kinds. It can help educate the public, rally supporters, humanize abstract issues, boost morale and give ordinary people a voice.
The concert will conclude with a singalong of Guthries most well-known tune, This Land Is Your Land.
The event takes place at 9:30 p.m. Thursday at the Java Barn at St. Lawrence University. Admission to the event is free, but voluntary donations to benefit Canton Central School will be accepted.
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"...[W]hile there is no question that greater security is needed for urban train travel, most modes of transportation are going to be inherently vulnerable. This is not to forgive the shocking realization that a heavily armed man got onto a major train line completely undetected. But as we build stronger transportation defenses, it is unlikely a single solution will emerge. There will have to be layered security in the hopes that, together, the risk can be minimized."
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hi my friends
I really need some help from you guys
its the arabic crazy world again
and this time the arabic and some are atheist .. say black people are less brain
not smart
and the only thing they know is to make crime ???
some of those Arabic guys say they live in the USA .. and they really say bad things about the black people over there
ok I know about the poor black places in the USA from the movies and Oprah show
but .. I dont live there and I tried to do all my best to make them understand there is no mix between being black and stupid ?
I looked in google for the black Africans history .. but didn't work
put the amazing music black people made still nothing
told them the black showed the white how is to feel free in every thing .. even the way we dress ... we sing we dance
what do you think ?
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it's a stereotype...
black, white, whatever...if you're raised in an environment that is hostel, you are going to adopt that life style, unless you make the effort to change you're attitude.
Unfortunately, a lot of people life in these environments and they cling to whatever they have to help them through life.
yes true
We are all just people. Good or Bad. A little of each. Skin color does not cause behavior. Circumstances and conditions do. But we are still all just people. Different is not good or bad, better or worse it is just different until you know an individual and then you can judge by actions and thoughts.
I don't believe that the people Noor is conversing with are Muslims against black people - they are Arabs against black people. There is a very strong current of racial tension between basically Arabs and anyone else, regardless of religion. It appears to be deeply ingrained and often tends towards violent conflict.
I'm at work and most of my sources are blocked, but try googling "arabic racism" or "arabs racist towards blacks".
It is conjecture on my part, but I strongly suspect that there are historical reasons for this - notions of Arab supremecy and imperialism from the last 6 centuries (or more) probably play a large part.
I really cant understand .. how can we judge one race just because some did crimes ?
look in the arab world ?
they killing womens for honer
hiting them for gods well ??? marring littel girls ??? do black men in the USA marry girls under 11 ?? or 13
come on .. those Arabic's are nuts .. to not see our bad Arab world , and pointing their fingers to the black people in the USA for damage they do ?
tanks Matt
dear doone
they know all this informations .. but they dont care about it
I am feeling so sorry for ow they think .. its shame !
I heard that too from God-fearing Christians. Apparently, black people are not that smart, are lazy and criminals. The same applies, not only in Romania, but in most of Europe, about gipsies. It's scary to see what hatred can do. I've even heard that all black people should be sent to Africa, or that there should be a law against mixed-races relationships, so that we can keep the white race uncontaminated. And the somewhat funny thing is that those who brag about their white race, are among the worst scumbags in the world, but they don't realize it.
As to what should we do, let me say that I've pondered the same question and came up dry every time. KKK, white supremacists or unaffiliated racists are all over the world. And we kindda have to let them spread their message of hatred, as long as it doesn't (directly) advocate criminal activities, because we believe in free speech and not discriminating even against those who do. Maybe we should just try to understand the phenomenon better and educate people in such a manner that this kind of mentality is reduced to a minimum.
no they are not italy
they are arab in a Arabic forum
I put many topics from the google
i even put about the black Pharaohs
but they wont give a dam
There is only one race of people on this planet: Human.
So true Doug. To the point, concise, no need for any explanation. We are all humans, bottom line. Every human being on earth does what they can or want to with the abilities they develop and hone. Some do more than others and it can be attributed to choices we make along the way. One Race, the Human Race!!
It's totally a stereotype. Especially when you think the infancy of mankind began in Africa. Our genetic legacy begins there. I guess "dumbing down" during the years of evolution and natural selection could occur, but I wouldn't attribute that to one race.
Agreed M. See reply to Doug above. Take it easy


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CCA students earn noteworthy music accolades
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The Catholic school's principal, Chris Keavy, was pleased with the turnout. "We're delighted," he said. "That's a good number. It's a terrific beginning to our first class of students."
Keavy was especially enthused that work on the school building in Hyannis, formerly the town's grade five school, had progressed enough to allow those taking the exam to do so in several newly renovated classrooms.
"The families were excited to see the quality of the building," he said. "The floors are shiny and it looks great."
Most people, Keavy said, are familiar only with the exterior of the building, which demonstrated that the school was badly in need of refurbishing. "Now people could come inside and see what has been happening," he said.
Seeing prospective students in the classrooms offered a glimpse of the future to those who have been working diligently to prepare for the school's planned opening in the fall of 2007. "This was the first time that we were able to see the commitment that families have to us," said Keavy. "Exciting things are happening.
While the deadline for applications is today, Keavy acknowledged that students will continue to be accepted for some time as there is no formal cutoff date set currently. "This number will grow," he said. "It's a number we can build upon."
Pope John Paul II High School is located at the end of High School Road. For additional information about enrollment in the first class of freshmen, call 508-862-6336.
Scholarships available from Osterville Men's Club
The Osterville Men's Club is offering four $2,000 college scholarships and one $3,000 college scholarship to gifted members of the BHS class of 2007 who need assistance financing their college educations. The application deadline is March 2. Forms are available at the BHS guidance office.
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