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The Trouble with Angels (film)
|The Trouble with Angels
Theatrical release poster
|Directed by
|Ida Lupino
|Produced by
|William Frye
|Screenplay by
|Blanche Hanalis
|Based on
|Life With Mother Superior
1962 novel
by Jane Trahey[1]
|Rosalind Russell
Hayley Mills
June Harding
|Music by
|Jerry Goldsmith
Frank De Vol
|Lionel Lindon
|Edited by
|Robert C. Jones
|Distributed by
|Columbia Pictures
Release dates
Running time
|112 minutes
|United States
|$2 million
|Box office
|$4.1 million (rentals)[2]
The Trouble with Angels is a 1966 comedy film about the adventures of two girls in an all-girls Catholic school run by nuns. The film was directed by Ida Lupino and stars Hayley Mills (in her first film after her contract with Walt Disney expired), Rosalind Russell and June Harding.
The film's cast also includes Marge Redmond (who would play a nun in the television series The Flying Nun which premiered the following year) as math teacher Sister Liguori, Mary Wickes (who later on in her career played a nun in the movie Sister Act and its sequel Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit) as gym teacher Sister Clarissa, and Portia Nelson as art teacher Sister Elizabeth (who also played a nun in The Sound of Music).
A sequel to The Trouble with Angels, called Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows was released in 1968.
The movie is set at St. Francis Academy (also the name of the school in Sister Act 2), a fictional all-girls Catholic boarding school in Pennsylvania, operated by an order of nuns. Rosalind Russell plays the Mother Superior, who spends the movie at odds with Mary Clancy (Hayley Mills), a rebellious teenager, and her friend Rachel Devry (June Harding). The episodic storyline follows the young women through their sophomore, junior and senior high-school years as they pull pranks on the sisters and repeatedly get in trouble. After spending much of the film resenting the authority of the Mother Superior, Mary receives the "call" senior year and, after graduation, remains at the school in the novitiate of the order.
The Nuns:
- Rosalind Russell as the Mother Superior
- Binnie Barnes as Sister Celestine
- Camilla Sparv as Sister Constance
- Mary Wickes as Sister Clarissa
- Marge Redmond as Sister Liguori
- Dolores Sutton as Sister Rose Marie
- Margalo Gillmore as Sister Barbara
- Portia Nelson as Sister Elizabeth
- Marjorie Eaton as Sister Ursula
- Barbara Bell Wright as Sister Margaret
- Judith Lowry as Sister Prudence
The Girls:
- Hayley Mills as Mary Clancy
- June Harding as Rachel Devry
- Barbara Hunter as Marvel-Ann
- Bernadette Withers as Valerie
- Vicky Albright as Charlotte
- Patty Gerrity as Sheila
- Vicki Draves as Kate
- Wendy Winkelman as Sandy
- Jewel Jaffe as Ginnie-Lou
- Gail Liddle as Priscilla
- Michael-Marie as Ruth
- Betty Jane Royale as Gladys
- Ronne Troup as Helen
- Catherine Wyles as Brigette
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- Gypsy Rose Lee as Mrs. Phipps
- Jim Boles as Mr. Gottschalk
- Kent Smith as Uncle George
- Pat McCaffrie as Mr. Devery
- Harry Harvey, Sr. as Mr. Grisson
- Mary Young as Mrs. Eldridge
- Jim Hutton as Mr. Petrie (uncredited)
The Trouble with Angels was based on the book, Life with Mother Superior by Jane Trahey about her own high-school years at a Catholic school near Chicago, Illinois in the 1930s. While in the novel the school was portrayed as a boarding school outside the city, Trahey attended what is now Providence-St. Mel's High School, which was a day school. Many of the incidents mentioned in the book were based on Trahey's experiences at Mundelein College in Chicago. The character of Mary Clancy (Mills) was based on Jane's friend, Mary, who later became Sister John Eudes, a Sinsinawa Dominican nun.
The Trouble with Angels was filmed from September to December 1965. The St. Francis Academy in the film was filmed on location at St. Mary's Home for Children in Ambler, Pennsylvania. All interior shots were filmed at Columbia Studios at Sunset & Gower in Hollywood. The exterior train depot scenes at the opening and closing of the movie were shot at an abandoned rail station ( which still exists) in Duarte, California. The film was budgeted at $2 million.[3]
The film marked a departure for Mills, who was attempting to emerge from her juvenile leads in Walt Disney-produced teen comedies as a comedic actress.
The Trouble with Angels enjoyed good reviews and enough success to warrant a sequel (Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows). However, Mills opted not to reprise her role as the progressive protagonist and was replaced by Stella Stevens, who played Sister George, foil to Rosalind Russell's Mother Superior. Variety magazine said "An appealing story idea...hip Mother Superior nun who outfoxes and matures two rebellious students in a Catholic girls' school...has lost impact via repetitious plotting and pacing, plus routine direction".[3]
Burlesque performer Gypsy Rose Lee appears in a small role.
An uncredited Jim Hutton appears briefly as the principal of a competing school.
See also[edit]
- ^ http://www.nytimes.com/2000/04/25/business/jane-trahey-ad-executive-and-author-is-dead-at-76.html
- ^ "Big Rental Pictures of 1966", Variety, 4 January 1967, pg 8.
- ^ a b comic-films.com


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The formula for human well-being used to be simple: Make money, get happy. So why is the old axiom suddenly turning on us?
6. This year's model home: "Good for the dysfunctional family"
that great momentum has carried us away from something valuable, something priceless: It has allowed us to become (very nearly forced us to become) more thoroughly individualistic than we really wanted to be. We left behind hundreds of thousands of years of human community for the excitement, and the isolation, of "making something of ourselves," an idea that would not have made sense for 99.9 percent of human history. Adam Smith's insight was that the interests of each of our individual selves could add up, almost in spite of themselves, to social good—to longer lives, fuller tables, warmer houses. Suddenly the community was no longer necessary to provide these things; they would happen as if by magic. And they did happen. And in many ways it was good.
But this process of liberation seems to have come close to running its course. Study after study shows Americans spending less time with friends and family, either working longer hours, or hunched over their computers at night. And each year, as our population grows by 1 percent we manage to spread ourselves out over 6 to 8 percent more land. Simple mathematics says that we're less and less likely to bump into the other inhabitants of our neighborhood, or indeed of our own homes. As the Wall Street Journal reported recently, "Major builders and top architects are walling people off. They're touting one-person 'Internet alcoves,' locked-door 'away rooms,' and his-and-her offices on opposite ends of the house. The new floor plans offer so much seclusion, they're 'good for the dysfunctional family,' says Gopal Ahluwahlia, director of research for the National Association of Home Builders." At the building industry's annual Las Vegas trade show, the "showcase 'Ultimate Family Home' hardly had a family room," noted the Journal. Instead, the boy's personal playroom had its own 42-inch plasma TV, and the girl's bedroom had a secret mirrored door leading to a "hideaway karaoke room." "We call this the ultimate home for families who don't want anything to do with one another," said Mike McGee, chief executive of Pardee Homes of Los Angeles, builder of the model.
This transition from individualism to hyper-individualism also made its presence felt in politics. In the 1980s, British prime minister Margaret Thatcher asked, "Who is society? There is no such thing. There are individual men and women, and there are families." Talk about everything solid melting into air—Thatcher's maxim would have spooked Adam Smith himself. The "public realm"—things like parks and schools and Social Security, the last reminders of the communities from which we came—is under steady and increasing attack. Instead of contributing to the shared risk of health insurance, Americans are encouraged to go it alone with "health savings accounts." Hell, even the nation's most collectivist institution, the U.S. military, until recently recruited under the slogan an "Army of One." No wonder the show that changed television more than any other in the past decade was Survivor, where the goal is to end up alone on the island, to manipulate and scheme until everyone is banished and leaves you by yourself with your money.
It's not so hard, then, to figure out why happiness has declined here even as wealth has grown. During the same decades when our lives grew busier and more isolated, we've gone from having three confidants on average to only two, and the number of people saying they have no one to discuss important matters with has nearly tripled. Between 1974 and 1994, the percentage of Americans who said they visited with their neighbors at least once a month fell from almost two-thirds to less than half, a number that has continued to fall in the past decade. We simply worked too many hours earning, we commuted too far to our too-isolated homes, and there was always the blue glow of the tube shining through the curtains.
7. New friend or new coffeemaker? Pick one
because traditional economists think of human beings primarily as individuals and not as members of a community, they miss out on a major part of the satisfaction index. Economists lay it out almost as a mathematical equation: Overall, "evidence shows that companionship...contributes more to well-being than does income," writes Robert E. Lane, a Yale political science professor who is the author of The Loss of Happiness in Market Democracies. But there is a notable difference between poor and wealthy countries: When people have lots of companionship but not much money, income "makes more of a contribution to subjective well-being." By contrast, "where money is relatively plentiful and companionship relatively scarce, companionship will add more to subjective well-being." If you are a poor person in China, you have plenty of friends and family around all the time—perhaps there are four other people living in your room. Adding a sixth doesn't make you happier. But adding enough money so that all five of you can eat some meat from time to time pleases you greatly. By contrast, if you live in a suburban American home, buying another coffeemaker adds very little to your quantity of happiness—trying to figure out where to store it, or wondering if you picked the perfect model, may in fact decrease your total pleasure. But a new friend, a new connection, is a big deal. We have a surplus of individualism and a deficit of companionship, and so the second becomes more valuable.
Indeed, we seem to be genetically wired for community. As biologist Edward O. Wilson found, most primates live in groups and get sad when they're separated—"an isolated individual will repeatedly pull a lever with no reward other than the glimpse of another monkey." Why do people so often look back on their college days as the best years of their lives? Because their classes were so fascinating? Or because in college, we live more closely and intensely with a community than most of us ever do before or after? Every measure of psychological health points to the same conclusion: People who "are married, who have good friends, and who are close to their families are happier than those who do not," says Swarthmore psychologist Barry Schwartz. "People who participate in religious communities are happier than those who are not." Which is striking, Schwartz adds, because social ties "actually decrease freedom of choice"—being a good friend involves sacrifice.
Do we just think we're happier in communities? Is it merely some sentimental good-night-John-Boy affectation? No—our bodies react in measurable ways. According to research cited by Harvard professor Robert Putnam in his classic book Bowling Alone, if you do not belong to any group at present, joining a club or a society of some kind cuts in half the risk that you will die in the next year. Check this out: When researchers at Carnegie Mellon (somewhat disgustingly) dropped samples of cold virus directly into subjects' nostrils, those with rich social networks were four times less likely to get sick. An economy that produces only individualism undermines us in the most basic ways.
Here's another statistic worth keeping in mind: Consumers have 10 times as many conversations at farmers' markets as they do at supermarkets—an order of magnitude difference. By itself, that's hardly life-changing, but it points at something that could be: living in an economy where you are participant as well as consumer, where you have a sense of who's in your universe and how it fits together. At the same time, some studies show local agriculture using less energy (also by an order of magnitude) than the "it's always summer somewhere" system we operate on now. Those are big numbers, and it's worth thinking about what they suggest—especially since, between peak oil and climate change, there's no longer really a question that we'll have to wean ourselves of the current model.
So as a mental experiment, imagine how we might shift to a more sustainable kind of economy. You could use government policy to nudge the change—remove subsidies from agribusiness and use them instead to promote farmer-entrepreneurs; underwrite the cost of windmills with even a fraction of the money that's now going to protect oil flows. You could put tariffs on goods that travel long distances, shift highway spending to projects that make it easier to live near where you work (and, by cutting down on commutes, leave some time to see the kids). And, of course, you can exploit the Net to connect a lot of this highly localized stuff into something larger. By way of example, a few of us are coordinating the first nationwide global warming demonstration—but instead of marching on Washington, we're rallying in our local areas, and then fusing our efforts, via the website stepitup07.org, into a national message.
It's easy to dismiss such ideas as sentimental or nostalgic. In fact, economies can be localized as easily in cities and suburbs as rural villages (maybe more easily), and in ways that look as much to the future as the past, that rely more on the solar panel and the Internet than the white picket fence. In fact, given the trendlines for phenomena such as global warming and oil supply, what's nostalgic and sentimental is to keep doing what we're doing simply because it's familiar.
8. The oil-for-people paradox: Why small farms produce more food
to understand the importance of this last point, consider the book American Mania by the neuroscientist Peter Whybrow. Whybrow argues that many of us in this country are predisposed to a kind of dynamic individualism—our gene pool includes an inordinate number of people who risked everything to start over. This served us well in settling a continent and building our prosperity. But it never got completely out of control, says Whybrow, because "the marketplace has always had its natural constraints. For the first two centuries of the nation's existence, even the most insatiable American citizen was significantly leashed by the checks and balances inherent in a closely knit community, by geography, by the elements of weather, or, in some cases, by religious practice." You lived in a society—a habitat—that kept your impulses in some kind of check. But that changed in the past few decades as the economy nationalized and then globalized. As we met fewer actual neighbors in the course of a day, those checks and balances fell away. "Operating in a world of instant communication with minimal social tethers," Whybrow observes, "America's engines of commerce and desire became turbocharged."
Adam Smith himself had worried that too much envy and avarice would destroy "the empathic feeling and neighborly concerns that are essential to his economic model," says Whybrow, but he "took comfort in the fellowship and social constraint that he considered inherent in the tightly knit communities characteristic of the 18th century." Businesses were built on local capital investment, and "to be solicitous of one's neighbor was prudent insurance against future personal need." For the most part, people felt a little constrained about showing off wealth; indeed, until fairly recently in American history, someone who was making tons of money was often viewed with mixed emotions, at least if he wasn't giving back to the community. "For the rich," Whybrow notes, "the reward system would be balanced between the pleasure of self-gain and the civic pride of serving others. By these mechanisms the most powerful citizens would be limited in their greed."
Once economies grow past a certain point, however, "the behavioral contingencies essential to promoting social stability in a market-regulated society—close personal relationships, tightly knit communities, local capital investment, and so on—are quickly eroded." So re-localizing economies offers one possible way around the gross inequalities that have come to mark our societies. Instead of aiming for growth at all costs and hoping it will trickle down, we may be better off living in enough contact with each other for the affluent to once again feel some sense of responsibility for their neighbors. This doesn't mean relying on noblesse oblige; it means taking seriously the idea that people, and their politics, can be changed by their experiences. It's a hopeful sign that more and more local and state governments across the country have enacted "living wage" laws. It's harder to pretend that the people you see around you every day should live and die by the dictates of the market.
Right around this time, an obvious question is doubtless occurring to you. Is it foolish to propose that a modern global economy of 6 (soon to be 9) billion people should rely on more localized economies? To put it more bluntly, since for most people "the economy" is just a fancy way of saying "What's for dinner?" and "Am I having any?," doesn't our survival depend on economies that function on a massive scale—such as highly industrialized agriculture? Turns out the answer is no—and the reasons why offer a template for rethinking the rest of the economy as well.
We assume, because it makes a certain kind of intuitive sense, that industrialized farming is the most productive farming. A vast Midwestern field filled with high-tech equipment ought to produce more food than someone with a hoe in a small garden. Yet the opposite is true. If you are after getting the greatest yield from the land, then smaller farms in fact produce more food.
If you are one guy on a tractor responsible for thousands of acres, you grow your corn and that's all you can do—make pass after pass with the gargantuan machine across a sea of crop. But if you're working 10 acres, then you have time to really know the land, and to make it work harder. You can intercrop all kinds of plants—their roots will go to different depths, or they'll thrive in each other's shade, or they'll make use of different nutrients in the soil. You can also walk your fields, over and over, noticing. According to the government's most recent agricultural census, smaller farms produce far more food per acre, whether you measure in tons, calories, or dollars. In the process, they use land, water, and oil much more efficiently; if they have animals, the manure is a gift, not a threat to public health. To feed the world, we may actually need lots more small farms.
But if this is true, then why do we have large farms? Why the relentless consolidation? There are many reasons, including the way farm subsidies have been structured, the easier access to bank loans (and politicians) for the big guys, and the convenience for food-processing companies of dealing with a few big suppliers. But the basic reason is this: We substituted oil for people. Tractors and synthetic fertilizer instead of farmers and animals. Could we take away the fossil fuel, put people back on the land in larger numbers, and have enough to eat?
The best data to answer that question comes from an English agronomist named Jules Pretty, who has studied nearly 300 sustainable agriculture projects in 57 countries around the world. They might not pass the U.S. standards for organic certification, but they're all what he calls "low-input." Pretty found that over the past decade, almost 12 million farmers had begun using sustainable practices on about 90 million acres. Even more remarkably, sustainable agriculture increased food production by 79 percent per acre. These were not tiny isolated demonstration farms—Pretty studied 14 projects where 146,000 farmers across a broad swath of the developing world were raising potatoes, sweet potatoes, and cassava, and he found that practices such as cover-cropping and fighting pests with natural adversaries had increased production 150 percent—17 tons per household. With 4.5 million small Asian grain farmers, average yields rose 73 percent. When Indonesian rice farmers got rid of pesticides, their yields stayed the same but their costs fell sharply.
"I acknowledge," says Pretty, "that all this may sound too good to be true for those who would disbelieve these advances. Many still believe that food production and nature must be separated, that 'agroecological' approaches offer only marginal opportunities to increase food production, and that industrialized approaches represent the best, and perhaps only, way forward. However, prevailing views have changed substantially in just the last decade."
And they will change just as profoundly in the decades to come across a wide range of other commodities. Already I've seen dozens of people and communities working on regional-scale sustainable timber projects, on building energy networks that work like the Internet by connecting solar rooftops and backyard windmills in robust mini-grids. That such things can begin to emerge even in the face of the political power of our reigning economic model is remarkable; as we confront significant change in the climate, they could speed along the same kind of learning curve as Pretty's rice farmers and wheat growers. And they would not only use less energy; they'd create more community. They'd start to reverse the very trends I've been describing, and in so doing rebuild the kind of scale at which Adam Smith's economics would help instead of hurt.
In the 20th century, two completely different models of how to run an economy battled for supremacy. Ours won, and not only because it produced more goods than socialized state economies. It also produced far more freedom, far less horror. But now that victory is starting to look Pyrrhic; in our overheated and underhappy state, we need some new ideas.
We've gone too far down the road we're traveling. The time has come to search the map, to strike off in new directions. Inertia is a powerful force; marriages and corporations and nations continue in motion until something big diverts them. But in our new world we have much to fear, and also much to desire, and together they can set us on a new, more promising course.
Want to see how the "satisfaction index" has changed over your lifetime? Find some of the data mentioned in this article—and a few other numbers that will surprise you—at: motherjones.com/happiness.
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Children from the age of five are in fact using shared school platforms, instant messaging, social gaming and even photo-sharing sites - all places we may consider to be generally 'safe'. However, in reality this is exactly where children may be most exposed to the risk of cyber-bullying, and we might not even know about it.
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For the last twenty two of my thirty one years on this planet, bullying has been on my mind. I've suffered it, in some circumstances I've done it, and now with two children I consider its practise. It's almost never far from the news and again it seems another British teenager has lost their life because of it.
Considering how many of us look in the mirror first thing in the morning, the thought of sharing our image on Facebook among 1.11billion users is probably a daunting prospect. So it's arguably a masterstroke that in a world obsessed with body perfection a charitable cause rallied tens of thousands of women into revealing their bare faces on social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter...


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It's 1952. Harry Truman announces he won't seek re-election. Mr. T is born. The Brits detonate their first nuclear bomb. And in Miami, a dive master named Mike Kevorkian opens the Tarpoon Lagoon Diving Center. Sixty-two years later, Truman's regime is long gone and Mr. T's career has come and gone, but Kevorkian's shop is still going strong. The granddaddy of South Florida dive shops, Tarpoon has become a landmark for everyone obsessed with plumbing the depths of coral reefs and shipwrecks. But that's not to say Tarpoon is riding on its reputation. It boasts a brilliant selection of dive gear, with products from all the trusted brands you're looking for — Cressi, Aqualung, Scubapro — plus a full Mark IV diving apparatus standing guard over the sales floor. There's also a range of PADI certification and advanced diver courses, along with the only indoor heated pool in any dive shop in Miami. And at the newer location at Miami Beach Marina in South Beach, a 46-foot dive boat floats a mere few feet away. Tarpoon Lagoon is just about as good as it gets for combining convenience, quality, and consistency.
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Turkey Croquettes with Cranberry Salsa Recipe
This recipe is a great way to use up leftover turkey after the holidays.—Jacque Capurro, Anchorage, Alaska
- 2 tablespoons butter
- 1/3 cup chopped onion
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 cup 2% milk
- 1/4 cup chicken broth
- 2 cups finely chopped cooked turkey
- 1/2 cup mashed sweet potato
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 3/4 cup chopped tart apple
- 1 tablespoon lemon juice
- 1/2 cup chopped cranberries
- 2 jalapeno peppers, seeded and chopped
- 2 green onions, chopped
- 3 tablespoons golden raisins, chopped
- 1 tablespoon honey
- 2 eggs
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 cup dry bread crumbs
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- 1. In a large saucepan, heat butter over medium heat. Add onion; cook and stir 3-4 minutes or until tender.
- 2. Stir in flour until blended. Gradually add milk and broth. Bring to a boil; cook and stir 2 minutes or until thickened. Remove from heat; stir in turkey, sweet potato, salt, pepper and cayenne. Refrigerate, covered, 2 hours or until firm.
- 3. Meanwhile, in a small bowl, toss apple with lemon juice. Stir in remaining salsa ingredients. Refrigerate, covered, at least 1 hour.
- 4. For croquettes, in a shallow bowl, beat eggs and water. Place flour and bread crumbs in separate shallow bowls. Shape turkey mixture into 1-1/2-in. balls. Roll in flour; shake off excess. Roll in egg mixture, then in crumbs, patting to help coating adhere.
- 5. In an electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Fry croquettes, a few at a time, 1-2 minutes on each side or until golden brown. Drain on paper towels. Serve with cranberry salsa. Yield: 16 croquettes (2 cups salsa).
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This chapter considers the issue of European state autonomy in the social domain by examining the past, present and prospective influence of European integration and 'globalization' on national systems of social policy and welfare. The specific processes considered are the attempted creation of a European 'social' area; the completion of the internal market and, potentially, monetary union; the competitive effects of trade liberalization and the impact on policy autonomy of greater international capital mobility. If national social policies are being influenced increasingly by European Union (legislation, regulation and wider economic integration) and more constrained by the need to conform with the expectations and prejudices of international financial markets, then what are the implications for the dynamics of national welfare state development? The following analysis focuses on five major, interrelated questions: what is the relationship between regional economic integration and global trends, and between these two phenomena and domestic welfare state problems; do regional integration and globalization have independent effects; do they interact with one another to hasten convergence trends; are they strong enough to erode national specificities; and is there evidence of convergence on any particular model?
Welfare states in Western Europe are extremely diverse and each is responding in its own way to the problems of cost-containment created by demographic pressures, life-cycle changes, fiscal strains and, arguably, by the transition from a Fordist to a post-Fordist economy. But at the same time, the scope for different responses to these problems is increasingly limited: by the need to avoid an excessive fiscal burden on the middle classes (a domestic constraint) and by increasing interdependence (an international constraint). This interdependence is the result less of new, pan-European structures than of the combined effects of regional economic integration (the creation of a single European market and the deflationary impact of moves towards


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On Thu, 2006-05-18 at 08:03 +1200, Michael J. Knox wrote:Should bugs be filed against the packages with broken dependencies? I see the same packages appearing and wonder if a bug report or two would help get the package owners fixing the issues.I believe they get an e-mail with each one. At least when I've had packages and the deps broke, I got an e-mail.
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In devel branch, sometimes fixing a package isn't so easy because devel branch has changed a version of a build dependency that breaks the build, or it doesn't build with the cflags, or it is broken on only one arch, and the packager is either waiting for upstream, or working on a patch themselves. Then again, sometimes all they need is a bump and rebuild. I wouldn't worry about broken devel branch packages too much unless it is needed by another package. Not until fc6 gets closer anyway.
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Writer/director Dan Gilroy's Nightcrawler is the tale of an obsessive creep who becomes a dedicated entrepreneur in the field of exploitation journalism, and it stars Jake Gyllenhaal. Hoo boy does it star Jake Gyllenhaal. Two days after seeing the film, I'm still not sure what it was aiming to be: a scuzzy urban thriller? A dark comedy? A withering social critique in the vein of Network? All of the above? But what it winds up being is nearly two full hours of The Jake Gyllenhaal Show, a movie that would barely exist if not for the feral, ferociously busy performance of its lead. In this particular case, not existing wouldn't have been the worst thing in the world.
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Kevin H: Idk maybe its just a spoof but the swr did read higher when i installed it in my old rigs works well with the new antennas though
Kevin Hendry: this actually helped reach farther but raised my swr I have to get a external meter to check it but haven't ran into much else via side effects
trooper3030: I bought on ebay a Cobra 29 LX CHR LE LCD CB Radio I didnt read the instructions on it before I bought it and it said .......... I purchassed the radio new and then sold it on ebay. The purchaser said the RF control was not working so, they returned the radio. I'm selling it "as is" ....... someone who can fix that issue will get a nice radio.
alizarin alexander: you'll be heard a lot farther away when your audio is like 120% modulation..I've been into cbs for over 35 years and you need at least 100% modulation on a radio or its gonna be in the mud...a radio with 100+ % modulation and 10 or 15 watts will get out much further than a radio with 70 % modulation even if it has a 300 watt linear...you can have a high carrier with low audio and get walked all over by someone with less watts but lots of modulation...you need modulation, more than anything else..i would rather have a setup with lots of audio and less watts over lots of watts and weak audio, anytime.
Jordan Hooper: Clip d11 in a cobra 29 as well for more modulation. This does distort the radio sound a little, but not enough to notice. Also, unscrew the insert in the pot toward the back of the radio (between the aluminum fins - unsure of its label letter/number). And as always, adjust using a good watt meter. Should get up to 20w this way. And if you're wanting more barefoot power, look into a Swing kit and IRF520 Mosfet mod. That'll get you closer to 40w.
Jeff Lummus: Adam Martin, what you suggest clipping, does exactly the same as turning the VRs wide open. Quit posting help in comments if the only things you can say anyone can find on the internet. you sir, have obviously never been in a radio with any of the proper equipment
greenstx: does this increase the watts and range of the radio or just make you sound louder
adam martin: and for cobra 25 clip d9..things the government dosent want us to know
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adam martin: clip d11 diode to release the fcc wattage governer
Paraglidermx: No problem bro!!
bproudd: nice! thanks for the help! =)
Paraglidermx: The Dave swing mod,,find jumper jp32 lift right leg out,solder a 200 ohm resistor to it,,then run a wire from that to the front left leg of vr4,u may need to use more resistance to get the key down to where you want it 200 works good,make sure d11 is clipped or you will smoke T1 audio transformer.Now vr4 is a variable dead key pot that wont burn out like the jp36 mod,will swing 8 bird RMS all day long :)
bproudd: wait, so the wire that you remove to "clip your radio can be replaced with something else that boosts power, and how do you adjust your pots?
Paraglidermx: Beacause Im a new jersey hammer mobile.After all mods,that include bigger drive caps,2sc1969,dave made swing mod vari on VR4,trbx2 echo,key about 1 watt swingin 40 peak into my homebrew 5 pill with 711 2879s,,dude,,I run my mic gain about 12 oclock,,and slam hammer everybody,,loud and clear!!!
Brandon T Smith: why crank it, and clip D-11? why make your radio a splatter box that clips on an oscilloscope just to try to sound louder?
Brandon T Smith: for the love of god. if you know you should use a non conductive tool, TURN THE RADIO OFF AND UNPLUG IT!
Brandon T Smith: There isnt one on a Cobra 29. You find those on export radios with high and low power switches. For that you would need a cap/resistor mod. look it up on cbradiomagazine(dot)com.
Austin DeMarr: Thanks! Just got this radio today for Christmas! Was running a Cobra 19 Ultra III, so this aint my 1st rodeo :P
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The nation's 2005 gross domestic product (GDP), what the American people produced, totaled $13 trillion. The federal government consumed $2.4 trillion, but it only received $2 trillion in tax revenues, leaving us with what's said to be a $.4 trillion budget deficit.
By the way, it's sheer constitutional ignorance to say that President Bush spends or lowers taxes. Article I, Sections 7 and 8, of the U.S. Constitution gives Congress authority to spend and tax. The president only has veto power that Congress can override.
Getting back to deficits, my question to you is this: Is there truly a deficit? The short answer is yes, but only in an accounting sense -- not in any meaningful economic sense. Let's look at it. If Congress spends $2.4 trillion but only takes in $2 trillion in taxes, who makes up that $.4 trillion shortfall that we call the budget deficit? Neither the Tooth Fairy, Santa nor the Easter Bunny makes up the difference between what's spent in 2005 and what's taxed in 2005.
Some might be tempted to answer that it's future generations who will pay. That's untrue. If the federal government consumes $2.4 trillion of what Americans produced in 2005, it must find ways to force us to spend $2.4 trillion less privately in 2005. In other words, the federal government can't spend today what's going to be produced in the future.
One method to force us to spend less privately is through taxation, but that's not the only way. Another way is to enter the bond market. Government borrowing drives the interest rate to a level that it otherwise wouldn't be without government borrowing. That higher interest puts the squeeze on private investment in homes and businesses, thereby forcing us to spend less privately.
Another way to force us to spend less privately is to inflate the currency. Theoretically, Congress can consume what we produce without enacting a single tax law; they could simply print money. The rising prices, which would curtail our real spending, would act as a tax. Of course, an important side effect of doing so would be economic havoc.
Some Americans have called for a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution as a method to rein in a prolific Congress. A balanced budget is no panacea. For example, suppose Congress spent $6 trillion and taxed us $6 trillion. We'd have a balanced budget, but we'd be far freer with today's unbalanced budget. The fact of business is that the true measure of the impact of government on our lives is not the taxes we pay but the level of spending.
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hi friends! sorry i have been mia as of late. the last four days have been nonstop. this is the first time i have been on my computer in four days. i was starting to twitch from this absence. ok, not really, but here i am, right after getting home from work, to write and organize my thoughts. andrew, stella and i had one of those always-on-the-go weekends i mentioned in this post. even though i could hardly keep my eyes open to teach today, we had an absolutely wonderful time with our dearest family {andrew's parents} and friends who were in town from good ol' iowa. hurray for visitors! stella loved seeing her nana and papa. especially those horsey rides and funny faces papa makes.
i love when we have people visit because we get to experience the best of kansas city all over again, as we show off our neat little town to our guests. for those of you who have never been to kc, you need to understand that we take two things pretty seriously around here, and by sheer coincidence, they both start with the letter "b." let's here it for bbq and beer! one could say barbecue is a religion in kansas city. and beer, well it's beer. enough said. over the past few days, we indulged in some of the city of fountain's finest bbq at oklahoma joe's {yes, it's in a gas station} and toured the always wonderful boulevard brewery, making for one eventful weekend indeed.
stella enjoyed every second with her bestie, mira. and to prove it, this little nugget went to bed at 5 pm last night. "play hard, nap hard" tis' her motto.
here are some more photos of our weekend...
didn't your mama teach you to never judge a book by it's cover? the food as this gas station is out of this world. be prepared to stand in line, it's worth it.
i recommend the pulled pork with spicy slaw and baked beans. ohmygod it's good.
daddy getting in a snuggle.
whiskey barrels...for beer!
the ergo was a comfy way to go for miss stella and for her mama.
the men back for more...diaper bags and all.
and this floor!
2 am = one tired bebe. i just love her little hand :)
stella is still pretty tucked out.
this is about how i am feeling right about now too.
so off to bath time and bed time we go.
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When I got on the bus some oma was telling me I should have socks on my son (I had a thin pair on him earlier in the day and he pulled them off).
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I made a GUI with Matlab - and use the axes object.
Now I would like to define a 'region of interrest' in the data that is
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Can anyone please tell me how to do something like that?
Ok - I finally found out how to handle Click-Events.
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help dragrect
Search also for "ROI" in the FEX :
Put 'rbbox' in the WindowButtonDownFcn and use the 'get' command on
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Jeremy Smith wrote:
> Put 'rbbox' in the WindowButtonDownFcn and use the 'get' command on
> the figure to get the 'CurrentPoint'.
Hi Pascal,
You can use the WindowButtonDownFcn and WindowButtonUpFcn callback
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This will create the callback in your code.
For more info on mouse event programming, see 'MATLAB Advanced GUI
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"Scott Smith" schrieb:
> For more info on mouse event programming, see 'MATLAB Advanced GUI
> Development' at www.mat-gui.com, may be found
> at Amazon.com
"Jeremy Smith" schrieb:
> Put 'rbbox' in the WindowButtonDownFcn and use the 'get' command on
> the figure to get the 'CurrentPoint'.
I now have the problem: I wrote the EventHandler 'Axes1_ButtonDownFcn' -
but do not get an event when clicking on the axes object.
Any ideas?
BTW: Is there a way to get the ButtonUpFcn Event?
-> At least in the GUI editor, there's no entry for that...
Pascal Steiss wrote:
> "Jeremy Smith" schrieb:
>> Put 'rbbox' in the WindowButtonDownFcn and use the 'get'
> on
>> the figure to get the 'CurrentPoint'.
> I now have the problem: I wrote the EventHandler
> 'Axes1_ButtonDownFcn' -
> but do not get an event when clicking on the axes object.
> Any ideas?
> BTW: Is there a way to get the ButtonUpFcn Event?
> -> At least in the GUI editor, there's no entry for that...
> Pascal
I think you may be calling a plot function that overwrites the
properties of your axes. When you simply call plot( ...), the
function will clear the current axes properties unless you
set(handles.axes1, 'NextPlot', 'ReplaceChildren'). This command will
make sure only child objects in the axes get updated when subsequent
plots are called. Although this means that the axes scale will not
automatically update.
The approach I usually use to handle left/right mouse button events
is to use only the figure's WindowButtonDownFcn and WindowButtonUpFcn
callbacks and create a WindowButtonMotionFcn to track the mouse
position in the figure. You can compare the CurrentPoint mouse
position in the figure with the axes Position property to determine
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Hope this helps ... see page 187 and 188 in MATLAB Advanced GUI
Development for detailed code showing this technique.
PS - there is no ButtonUpFcn for objects, only the WindowButtonUpFcn
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text: Comments (15) + Add comment Comments (15) Featured Valenka + 1484d ago Who can even access Xbox Live, I'd like to know, with all the nonsense going on right now. #1 Agree(2) | Disagree(13) | Report | Reply Septic + 1484d ago Eh? What nonsense. It's working fine. #1.1 Agree(10) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply Godmars290 + 1484d ago Not if you're in Europe with Virgin as your ISP provider apparently. #1.1.1 Agree(0) | Disagree(4) | Report gamingdroid + 1484d ago So is it an ISP problem or a Xbox Live problem? I have no problems accessing Xbox Live myself, and the status page shows all services are operational... http://support.xbox.com/en-... #1.1.2 Agree(6) | Disagree(0) | Report DiRtY + 1484d ago Working fine in germany. Just like all the trash talk about xbox live, this is copy paste stuff on n4g. #1.2 Agree(3) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply ZippyZapper + 1483d ago total fail #1.3 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply GraveLord + 1484d ago ...for a monthly fee. Don't forget these apps are not free not event to Gold members. #2 Agree(0) | Disagree(9) | Report | Reply Godmars290 + 1484d ago "Free access in addition to standard Gold XBL service" if you want to get technical about it. With MS offering previews to Silver accounts now and then to let them see what they're missing as second class customers. #2.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply gamingdroid + 1484d ago Some of them are some them aren't. Most of the ones I used so far are all free. The only one I remember seeing a fee for is Epix, Hulu and Netflix. That said, you have to pay to use those features even if you use it on a PC or any other device for that matter..... #2.2 Agree(4) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply krazykombatant + 1484d ago ehhh i'm fed up with Xbox Live.... Why do i have to pay to pay online, ohh if I had only known that multiplayer would be soo big this gen, I would have gone with the ps3. I'm fed up with having to pay to go on my on broadband which I ALREADY PAY FOR! #3 Agree(1) | Disagree(10) | Report | Reply etownthree + 1484d ago 6 years later and kids are still crying over this?? Get over it, or just sell your 360 and get a PS3. #3.1 Agree(6) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply krazykombatant + 1483d ago yeah i am i still regret having to pay for online, which is why I only get it every couple of months. No point in getting a ps3 at this point either #3.1.1 Agree(2) | Disagree(1) | Report ZippyZapper + 1483d ago How can you be "fed up" paying for Xbox Live when you down't own a 360? #3.2 Agree(1) | Disagree(2) | Report | Reply urwifeminder + 1484d ago Keep the fun rolling ms just awesome. #4 Agree(5) | Disagree(1) | Report | Reply AngelicIceDiamond + 1482d ago Hope you guys can hold you're breath cuzz we're swimming in apps. #5 Agree(0) | Disagree(0) | Report | Reply Add comment You need to be registered to add comments. Register here or login Username Password Remember Rules & guidelines Login