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Rotowire.com wrote:Bradley received good news regarding his right hamstring on Saturday. The injury is a strain and he could return to the starting lineup as soon as Monday, according to the Padres' official site (quoted below).
Elizabeth M. Botello / MLB.com wrote:SAN DIEGO -- Padres left fielder Milton Bradley was out of Saturday's lineup because of a strained right hamstring and is day-to-day. He most likely will not start again until the Padres hit the road next week.
"Milton has the hamstring strain," Padres manager Bud Black said. "It doesn't look as though it's a [disabled-list] thing. It is at least a day or two or maybe three. We're going to check him every day."
Bradley suffered the injury in his last at-bat in Thursday's day game against the Arizona Diamondbacks. He felt good enough to play in Friday's game against the San Francisco Giants after receiving treatment prior to the game. But after he tried to chase down Dave Roberts' double in the top of the third inning, he felt his hamstring tighten up. He left soon after.
"When Roberts hit that ball in the corner, I took off for it," said Bradley, who immediately felt his hamstring tighten and so he eased back a bit.
"[Black] came to me and said, 'What do you got?'" Bradley told reporters. "I said it's tight, sore. I felt like I did during the day game, I couldn't get loose."
Black then told Bradley that it would be better if he just came out of the game.
"It's [a] slight strain. I don't think it was anything too major," Bradley said. "It's sore, it's on the inside of my ham."
Bradley hopes to get back as soon as he can. But in the meantime, he's doing exercises to help strengthen his legs, especially after finding out that his hips aren't aligned correctly.
Bradley is no stranger to injuries. He's been plagued with them since he broke into the Majors in 2000 with the Montreal Expos.
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U.S. Tsubaki Automotive, LLC to Expand, Add Light Assembly in PortlandTuesday, February 05, 2013 | 10:03 am
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NASHVILLE — Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty along with U.S. Tsubaki Automotive, LLC officials announced today the company's plans to expand its Portland facility located at 138 Davis Street. The expansion represents a $1.9 million investment and will create 70 new, full-time jobs in Sumner County. The company is hosting a job fair Monday Feb. 11 at the Sumner County Career Center in Gallatin to help fill the new positions.


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Calvary Apostolic Church, 1103 Eighth St., Carrollton, invites the public to help celebrate the church's 56th anniversary and 24th Pastoral on Aug 17-18.
At 7:30 p.m. Friday, Elder Darrell Hale of Lapaz, Ind., will speak. At noon Saturday, Elder Scott Kerr Sr. of Canton, Ohio, will be featured. A meal will be served after each service. For more information, call (502) 732-5808.
Greetings in the Name of Christ. For my article this month I want to talk to you all about EDGE Outreach.
Since 2001, EDGE staff members and volunteers have been distributing and installing water treatment systems for use in developing communities. EDGE seeks to prevent waterborne illness with truly sustainable solutions by training local people, solving problems creatively in the field, and improving developing communities' self-sufficiency.
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Trimble County Hymn Sing is held the first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. The next meeting will be held Thursday, Aug. 2 at Mt. Hermon Baptist Church.
Jubilee service planned
God reprimands people who gossip, as the Bible says in I Timothy 5:13: "Besides, they get into the habit of being idle and going about from house to house. And not only do they become idlers, but also busybodies who talk nonsense, saying things they ought not to."
Hymn sing planned at Sanders Baptist
Sanders Baptist Church will host its monthly hymn sing on Sunday, July 22, at 6:30 p.m. The Sanders Gospel Band will be performing, as well as others. Pastor Hardin Lowe and the congregation invite all to attend.
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Mark Allen Chapman, gospel recording artist, will be appearing at Hopewell Community Church, Locust Road, Sunday, July 22 at 11 a.m.
First Baptist hold Bible school July 15-19
First Baptist Church of Carrollton at 401 Highland Avenue hosts Vacation Bible School Sunday, July 15-Thursday, July 19.
Children and parents can arrive at 5:30 p.m. for dinner each evening. Each session runs from 6-8:15 p.m. Please call the church office at (502) 732-4396 if transportation is needed.
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Heat —it surrounds us, aggravates us, fuels our conversation, dominates our news, impacts our entire earth—gives us pause to think.
Besides constantly figuring out the best ways to stay cool, we are asking ourselves where all this excessive heat comes from, and if it will become the order of the day. Nobody seems to be talking about global warming publicly, but plenty of us have been projecting it forward in our thinking.
English Baptist Church, 3449 Ky. Hwy 389 in Carroll County will hold Vacation Bible School "Amazing Wonders Aviation..." Monday-Friday, July 9-13, from 6-8 p.m. Children four years old through eighth grade are invited to learn about God's awesome power through bible study, crafts, music, snacks and games. For more information call (502) 732-5710 or email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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I have often had problems with my skin. I am fair and freckly and I have acne scarring on my face. After two weeks taking this my skin looks and feels a lot softer, quite amazing actually. My skin seems to have a bit of a glow to it and feels smoother. I am applying the seed oil on my face to try to help the scarring and on my neck for sun damage.
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i have skin conditions associated with multiple sclerosis,my skin gets very dry. i have taken triple omega tabs to little affect,these seem to be helping and my skin seems firmer.
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Eclectic Institute's Sea Buckthorn 400 mg veggie caps works well and is much cheaper than New Chapter's Omega 7. I take one capsule of the New Chapter Omega 7 and one of the Eclectic Institute's and it seems to work really well for skin, sleep, and a general sense of well being! Very good high quality product! Peter, MI
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I developed dry skin from endocrine problems, and this product has really made a difference in my skin tone and texture. I am impressed. My skin is softer and feels naturally lubricated. I've only taken one capsule for several weeks now and am going to bump it up to two a day to keep my blood pressure and cholesterol in check.


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Whooops! Turns out I didn't have an hbridge on hand, only a shift register, so I decided to set up a relay. The clicking noise is quite satisfying!
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Midterm: Blingee Puzzle Toy
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I helped with wiring, concept (forcing user selection with block shape), arduino setup, and gif-gathering.
Multiple Serial Input
Essentially the same as the last serial input lab, I rigged up an additional analog flex sensor to my potentiometer. x and y values for the circle were mapped to the potentiometer and flex sensor respectively. Having the y on the flex was fun, because when you weren't pressing the sensor, it would return to the 0 position, which felt a little like bouncing a ball! And thankfully I managed to get everything working right before I snapped a pin off of my potentiometer into my breadboard!
Processing code after the jump
Serial Input w/ Processing
By twisting a potentiometer, I can make cool images like this in processing!!
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Another food truck has hit the streets this year--the sunset-colored Harvest Grill. The truck is an offshoot of the Harvest Grill restaurant at Bunker Hills golf course in Coon Rapids.
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Jameo also buys agricultural products such as avocadoes, yellow bananas, jackfruit, oranges, and mangoes from farmers in and around her village and takes them to Kampala for sale. This is a seasonal business and profitable since there is a ready market for all that she takes for sale. Jameo has booked more layers and broilers from a poultry farm hence she needs a loan to be able to pay up the balance and also buy start-up feed for the chickens. She is grateful for the loans because they have made her who she is today.
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Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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13 De Mayo S.b. Group
Jose is a member of the "13 de Mayo SB" group. This group has four members, all of whom live in the same area and make a living growing coffee and basic grains. The total group loan is for 70,000 Lempira and will be used to look after coffee plantations. In the photo, In the photo, from left to right, are Jose, Juan, Dionisio and Joel.
El grupo a que pertenece se llama 13 de Mayo S.B. que esta integrado por cuatro miembros, que viven en la misma zona y se dedican al cultivo de café y granos básicos. El préstamo grupal es por 70,000 Lempiras, para darle mantenimiento a la finca de café. En la foto don Jose esta a la izquierda con camisa azul, Juan, Dionisio y Joel de cuadriculado y sombrero a la derecha.
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About Organización de Desarrollo Empresarial Femenino Financiera, S.A.This loan is administered by Organización de Desarrollo Empresarial Femenino Financiera, S.A. (ODEF), a Kiva Field Partner in Honduras. A leader in the microfinance sector since 1985, ODEF strives to combat poverty by offering a wide array of financial services to low-income men and women. The organization works with its parent NGO, ODEF OPD, to provide training and technical assistance to impoverished microentrepreneurs. By incorporating the entire family unit in this process, ODEF OPD aims to improve the standard of living through the creation of profitable enterprises. Visit ODEF's partner page for more information.
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It's an unconventional choice for a wedding cake, but a chocolaty fridge cake is a tremendous crowd pleaser, just like Wills himself. I reckon it'll go down very well after a full wedding breakfast banquet, much better than the traditional fruit cake with its sickly sweet icing.
A bit of alcohol boosts the chocolate flavour but not brandy – too foreign. Instead soak the raisins in whisky or Caribbean rum, or stir a couple of spoonfuls into the chocolate and syrup mixture.
I don't know what the secret ingredient is for William's wickedly rich choice but I'm guessing he'll steer clear of nuts for fear of allergies. Perhaps a bit of popping candy (better know as Space Dust to us over-forties) would appeal to his sense of fun. Mere mortals can pick up a jar in Waitrose and stir it into some melted white chocolate. Drizzle over the finished fridge cake to decorate.
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6oz/170g golden syrup
14oz/400g plain chocolate
3oz/85g butter
140g/5oz raisins (if possible, soaked overnight in 4tbsp whiskey or rum)
Put the biscuits in a plastic bag and bash them until they are a mixture of crumbs and postage stamp-sized pieces.
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Did Ask.com Finally Nail It?
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 31, 2:18 PM
Did Ask.com's renewed search agreement with Google, mobile voice search application, and its latest ad campaign help to revive the ailing question- and-answer (Q&A) site? Ask.com picked up momentum on its latest ad campaign through a series of messages that ask lots of questions. The company elected to opt-out of airtime during Super Bowl Sunday and run a steady stream of ads in select markets -- Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle.
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Search Engines, Aggregators: Alleged IP Theft Prompts Agencies To Pull Real Estate Listings
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 30, 12:53 PM
"The Wall Street Journal" and other publishers are not the only content producers to put up a wall between their content and aggregators and search engines pulling information from their Web sites.
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Google Stats Show Search For Love
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 27, 2:31 PM
Searches across google.com continue to rise, identifying a "love connection" between brands and consumers. Valentine's Day-related searches rose 35% so far this year compared with last. Web searches and campaigns will influence about half of retail sales this year, according to Google, and about 86% of buyers who purchase items in the store will find them through generic searches online.
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Twitter Bots Match People Based On Keywords In Tweet
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 26, 12:29 PM
Sarah, meet Joe. You both used the same keywords in a post on Twitter, so the two of you must have something in common. Rather than allow you to find each other on your own, I, the socialbot, will connect the two of you through keywords tweeted. Well, something like that.
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Don't Write Off Yahoo -- Yet
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 25, 3:45 PM
Wall Street analysts looking for Yahoo to go on the offensive and reposition the company for long-term success had mixed thoughts after the company announced earnings Tuesday. Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson stressed that there will be a new Yahoo under his leadership, but analysts want more proof before jumping off the fence either way.
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Search Engine Query Results That Serve Up Direct Links To Social Display Ads
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 24, 1:23 PM
A conversation Monday with Mike Barbeau, SVP of sales North America at SocialVibe, a digital advertising company, sparked an interesting discussion. With display ads increasingly becoming more social, could search queries on engines link directly to ads rather than landing pages where the ad may reside? Social continues to change the definition of the word "ad."
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YouTube: Influence TV Everywhere Will Have On Search
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 23, 1:05 PM
Revenue of the U.S. television ecosystem in 2012 will reach about $165 billion, estimates Needham & Co Analyst Laura Martin. The recently published research points to estimates from PricewaterhouseCoopers suggesting that contributions to subscription and license fees paid to cable, satellite and telephone companies will reach $85 billion, along with approximately $80 billion from TV advertising.
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Google Educates Wall Street On CPCs And Clicks
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 20, 12:53 PM
Paid-click growth came in strong for Q4 2011, but the cost per click (CPC) from Google's google.com and AdSense properties fell 8% year-over-year and quarter-over-quarter. Susan Wojcicki, Google's senior vice president of advertising, told analysts during the Q4 earnings call Thursday that the company continues to see improvements in ad quality, and when modeling financials they need to understand that more clicks can often lead to decreases in average CPC, and vice versa. Making quality or format changes can impact CPCs and paid clicks.
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Yodle Supports Search For Rogers North Of The Border
by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 19, 12:52 PM
Rogers Communications should help digital marketing company Yodle reach a $100 million annual run rate as the company exits startup mode and heads into adolescence. Yodle CEO Court Cunningham said the Canadian data-and-voice phone services company will become the digital marketing firm's value-added reseller (VAR) of search and social services.
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by Laurie Sullivan on Jan 18, 12:59 PM
Ask.com, Citysearch, and Urbanspoon will join the likes of Google, Mozilla, Reddit and Wikipedia in a widespread protest to raise awareness of two anti-piracy bills pending in Congress known as the Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and its Senate counterpart, the PROTECT IP (PIPA) Act.
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Dorato hit on another key reason a lot of the ESYO musicians gave for being involved with the group: It simply has a lot more to offer than their school music programs. ESYO commissions its own music. There are regular shows at Troy Savings Bank Hall, Proctors and Carnegie Hall in New York City. Musicians travel to other states and, occasionally, even other countries.
But joining ESYO isn't as simple as demonstrating a love of music. There are annual auditions -- landing a spot one year doesn't guarantee one the following year -- as well as tuition fees.
Then there's the practice time. The nine performing ensembles (two full orchestras, a wind orchestra, a string orchestra, two jazz ensembles and three percussion ensembles) dedicate a night to practicing each week, with professional musicians serving as conductors and coaches.
Sit in on a rehearsal, though, and you'll see it's not really a sacrifice for the musicians. They enjoy an easy rapport with the conductors -- Gummper had his kids in stitches demonstrating a pleading face they could use to convince their parents to take them to a local concert -- and when they take a break for refreshments, there's plenty of chatter and laughter.
That lighter side of rehearsals is mixed with a serious commitment to grow and improve as musicians.
Jared Harrison, a flute player from Cobleskill-Richmondville who drives 50 miles each way for practices at the Albany Academies, said he joined ESYO because "I wanted to increase my musical horizons."
Aden Brooks of Schenectady said ESYO has been invaluable in helping him grow as a trombone player.
Phillip Ducreay, a senior at Schenectady High School who plays violin, liked that ESYO could challenge him.
"Nowhere else around here can you get that kind of intensity," he said.
It's a treat for ESYO's conductors to work with kids who are looking for that intensity.
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Audi will field an updated version of its multiple race-winning R18 e-tron quattro LMP1 in the 2014 World Endurance Championship and the series' highlight, the 24 Hours of Le Mans. Testing of the new race car, which has been kept under wraps up to now, commence this week in Sebring, Florida.
The tests will be focused on achieving high mileage and coordinating the highly complex hybrid drive systems, according to Audi motorsport boss Dr. Wolfgang Ullrich.
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Though it may look similar to the R18 e-tron quattro that helped drivers Allan McNish, Tom Kristensen and Loïc Duval secure the 2013 WEC title, there are some substantial differences. The new rules for WEC in 2014 are focused on efficiency, and require the use of even more advanced fuel-saving technology such as hybrid drive systems and diesel engines. Expect the car to once again feature a flywheel-based electric drive system paired with a powerful TDI engine.
The development of the 2014 R18 e-tron quattro started in 2012 and the first rollout took place by fall of 2013. Before the end of this month, Audi plans to reveal the race car in full. Two key rivals for the Audi next season will be the LMP1 of fellow Volkswagen Group brand Porsche as well as a new car from Toyota.
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While the initial testing of the 2014 R18 e-tron quattro is taking place in Sebring, it won't ever face competition there. The new TUDOR United SportsCar Championship starting next year, made up of the old Grand-Am and American Le Mans Series, doesn't feature an LMP1 category.
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oh! This is so so so awesome, Terry!
Thank you, Deepti! :)
Love the surreal touch of the man without a face! Always love your trees, Terry. Gorgeous picture! My new favorite!
Thanks so much, Judith! :)
Great idea, turned out fantastic.
This is great! Do you use traditional media or digital?
Abby - for this I used a blend of tradtional media (micron pen & pencil crayon), then coloured it in photoshop.
Abby - for this I used a blend of tradtional media (micron pen & pencil crayon), then coloured it in photoshop.
Awesome! I wonder if the invisible man still has a scent so his dog always knows where he is.
I'm betting that's the case. :)
So awesome Terry! Great work.
Thanks you two!
Great! Love the use of colors in all your works.
the colors are great and your tree is so beautiful, so english oldfashion which I like very much, and the surrealistic touch is the top!!
love it ♥
So cool!!!
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mksh was merged into Android (both AOSP and Google's internal master tree) in the night 24/25th August, and is expected to be the one shell to rule them all, for Gingerbread.
mksh(1) now also has a cat builtin, for here documents mostly. It calls the cat(1) command if it receives any options. The shell is nevertheless smaller than yesterday because of improved string pooling.
There's another reason to use the MirOS OPTU-16 encoding instead of PEP 383, on which I already wrote: try passing a wide-char filename to a function such as MessageBoxW, or create a filename on a system using wide chars, such as FAT's LFN or ISO 9660's Joliet, or one that only allows Unicode (canonically decomposed – ü → ü – out of all things) like HFS+. OPTU-8 at least maps to somewhat reserved codepoints (would, of course, be better to get an official 128 codepoint block, but the chance's small of getting that in the BMP). Still.
Oh well, the torrents. I've remade them all, using one DHT seed node and OpenBitTorrent as tracker and put them on a very rudimentary BT page that will be completely redone soonish. Please re-download them. I currently do not believe f.scarywater.net will return.
Finally, I fell victim to a selling-out and may have just bought a Windows Mobile 6 based phone (Glofiish X650) and an SDHC card and an extra battery with double capacity. Well, at least it's said to run CacheWolf well. I still would like to have something like Interix, Cygwin, UWIN, coLinux, or maybe some qemu-for-WinCE variant that runs Android, Maemo, Debian/armhf (or armel or arm) at near-native speed (and is usable – the device sadly doesn't have a hardware keyboard, but it comes with SiRFstar Ⅲ GPSr). It only has 64 MiB RAM, like the Zaurus SL-C3200 and the jesusPhone, though. ☹ Any chance to get MirWorldDomination onto that device as well?
Tomorrow, eight years ago, is the date we now use as birthing point for MirOS. The thing is, we did not really want to create a BSD of our own, fork, or whatnot. We were mostly happy OpenBSD users (really happy before the first eMail exchange with its developers, where Theo de Raadt did indeed stand out but was not the only one – just the one with the authority to deny us), improved it locally and submitted patches and ports. We were flamed for that or, worse, ignored. I begun putting up my "OpenBSD patchkit" on my homepage (back then, at Tripod) and still tried to feed things to upstream and OpenBSD. Then, at some point, Theo de Raadt made it clear he did not want me and the patch kit had grown (from one 4M file into several of them), so I ended up doing a "cvs -d /cvs init" and went from there. Benny's story is similar – he laughed at me while trying to get ports added to OpenBSD, then discovered his ports were added to the MirPorts Framework and getting commit access there was easier than getting some random developer to commit something of his to OpenBSD. (This trend ended there though… every single person I approached since has become OpenBSD ports committer – I wonder whether they used my invitation letter to blackmail Theo?) It's often thought that there was a clash of opinions between Theo and me. I think while we might disagree in certain aspects or priorities things should have, in the end we both wanted the same thing, I just was promised to never become a member of the OpenBSD project, so it's really just "them" being uncooperative. (They (Henning and others) did burn the T-Shirt I gave Theo as a gift some day for making OpenBSD what it was. I won't comment on that, again, now.)
FrOSCon 2010 and today's resumée
FrOSCon was a blast. I had two booths of my own – MirBSD and FreeWRT – as well as shares of Debian and Grml. Well, MirBSD was run by Benny and gecko2 because I just didn't have any time for it, despite XTaran's help with the FreeWRT booth. All I did was the initial setup of both booths, while at the same time answering about three questions regarding FreeWRT in parallel. Wow. What a little small, open hardware can do to you. XTaran and I had fun and we'll do FreeWRT booths again; I managed to flash my two FON2100 devices ("La Fonera" – the FON2200 can use the same image, says nbd of OpenWrt) and will fix the port's remaining few bugs I found; XTaran will try to push the WL-500gPv2 development. The social part was nice as well, although I think the greek restaurant in the city will not be visited by me again. Anyway, if you didn't attend FrOSCon, your own fault…
Since the BitTorrent tracker used by MirOS is down, here's the link to the [updated 2010-08-28] [deleted 2014-05013] current (FrOSCon 2010 Edition) snapshot's torrent, Triforce as usual. We'll probably rewrite torrent files for all our ISOs and publish them on the MirBSD website. I'm currently considering OpenBitTorrent plus one or two DHT seed nodes with no statistics. Maybe with webseed. (Need to update the libtorrent/rtorrent MirPorts first, though…) Other options would be different trackers or running one of our own. I will announce the outcome as news entry, once done.
On the plus side, the review process of mksh(1) in Android continues, and I fixed the realpath builtin to behave even more POSIX-ish.
What's with mksh bugs at the moment?
Well, I suppose I should be happy that mksh is actually used…
- [tg] Correct shf buffer I/O routines to avoid a memory corruption bug discovered by Waldemar Brodkorb and other bad effects
- [tg] Fix NULL pointer dereference during iteration loop when checking for alias recursion; discovered by Michal Hlavinka
That's OpenADK (Waldemar's fork of FreeWRT, which is Waldemar's fork of OpenWrt), and Red Hat Enterprise Linux, respectively. Popcon in Debian and its derivates is also pleasant.
I could use some help bugfixing this though:
(sleep 3; exit 12) & bgprocpid=$! sleep 6 # background process is done by now wait $bgprocpid # POSIX mandates that, since $! was asked # for, wait is to reply its errorlevel
Somehow, JF_KNOWN is never set – and I can't debug this with gdb(1).
(There's also a dashism in some *buntu start scripts that does pretty much the same except it uses "wait %1" there. In fact it doesn't even seem to use $! – no idea whether we can support that at all in a POSIX shell – which dash clearly isn't… – without keeping track of background processes forever.)
On ASLR (Address Space Layout Randomisation)
I've got some interesting results using r1.1 of an example test programme (r1.2 got cleaned up and more output) on various systems, regarding ASLR. The 1.1 revision tests everything mksh R40+ will use (except there will probably no larger than page sized allocations) for its LCG PRNG. On OpenBSD (MirBSD, ÆrieBSD) malloc(3) uses in fact mmap(2), which is randomised. (Though -pie doesn't yet work as it's supposed to.) Some OSes are better than others… but look for yourself. (Read on to continue, not part of the RSS for size reasons. This wlog entry may be updated – with bumped date – unperiodically.)
tg@blau:~ $ mgcc -static x.c x.c:0: note: someone does not honour COPTS correctly, passed 0 times x.c: In function `foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable tg@blau:~ $ ./a.out 0xa9332000 0xaba65000 0xa0ae7000 0xcfbed990 0xcfbed994 tg@blau:~ $ ./a.out 0xa91b4000 0xa02b1000 0xa1602000 0xcfbf8680 0xcfbf8684 tg@blau:~ $ ./a.out 0x9f731000 0x9cb2a000 0xa94ca000 0xcfbf5840 0xcfbf5844 tg@blau:~ $ ./a.out 0x9c2af000 0xa6a0b000 0xa4ce1000 0xcfbefac0 0xcfbefac4 tg@blau:~ $ ./a.out 0xa3b61000 0xa96de000 0xa96df000 0xcfbedcc0 0xcfbedcc4
Debian Ätsch/i386
tg@frozenfish:~ $ gcc -static x.c x.c: In function 'foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable x.c: In function 'bar': x.c:33: warning: function returns address of local variable tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80b2a20 0x80b2a30 0xb7745008 0xbf985ce0 0xbf985cd4 tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80b2a20 0x80b2a30 0xb7726008 0xbfb911b0 0xbfb911a4 tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80b2a20 0x80b2a30 0xb7784008 0xbf83d040 0xbf83d034 tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80b2a20 0x80b2a30 0xb77e8008 0xbfc0f840 0xbfc0f834 tg@frozenfish:~ $ sid I: [sid chroot] Running command: "mksh -l" tg@frozenfish:~ $ gcc -static x.c x.c: In function 'foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable x.c: In function 'bar': x.c:33: warning: function returns address of local variable tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80c86a8 0x80c86b8 0xb77c3008 0xbfaa1900 0xbfaa18f4 tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80c86a8 0x80c86b8 0xb77d2008 0xbfcc0260 0xbfcc0254 tg@frozenfish:~ $ ./a.out 0x80c86a8 0x80c86b8 0xb77c1008 0xbfbe2120 0xbfbe2114
uname: Linux frozenfish 2.6.18-6-686 #1 SMP Fri Feb 19 23:40:03 UTC 2010 i686 GNU/Linux
Solaris 8/sparc64
tg@stinky:~ $ gcc -static x.c x.c: In function `foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable tg@stinky:~ $ ./a.out 595f0 59bf0 59d00 ffbefbb4 ffbefb5c tg@stinky:~ $ ./a.out 595f0 59bf0 59d00 ffbefbb4 ffbefb5c tg@stinky:~ $ ./a.out 595f0 59bf0 59d00 ffbefbb4 ffbefb5c tg@stinky:~ $ gcc x.c x.c: In function `foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable tg@stinky:~ $ ./a.out 20950 20f50 21060 ffbefb3c ffbefae4 tg@stinky:~ $ ./a.out 20950 20f50 21060 ffbefb3c ffbefae4
mirabilos@stargazer:~ $ gcc -static x.c x.c: In function 'foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable x.c: In function 'bar': x.c:33: warning: function returns address of local variable mirabilos@stargazer:~ $ ./a.out 0x800603080 0x800605040 0x800700000 0x7fffffffe62c 0x7fffffffe62c mirabilos@stargazer:~ $ ./a.out 0x800603080 0x800605040 0x800700000 0x7fffffffe63c 0x7fffffffe63c mirabilos@stargazer:~ $ ./a.out 0x800603080 0x800605040 0x800700000 0x7fffffffe62c 0x7fffffffe62c
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root@debian-mipsel:~ # gcc-4.4 -static x.c x.c: In function 'foo': x.c:27: warning: function returns address of local variable x.c: In function 'bar': x.c:33: warning: function returns address of local variable root@debian-mipsel:~ # ./a.out 0x4aa740 0x4aa750 0x2aaa8008 0x7fa417e8 0x7fa417d8 root@debian-mipsel:~ # ./a.out 0x4aa740 0x4aa750 0x2aaa8008 0x7fc67708 0x7fc676f8 root@debian-mipsel:~ # ./a.out 0x4aa740 0x4aa750 0x2aaa8008 0x7fb68238 0x7fb68228 root@debian-mipsel:~ # ./a.out 0x4aa740 0x4aa750 0x2aaa8008 0x7fc586c8 0x7fc586b8
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0x20cc010 0x20cc030 0x7fef0c497010 0x7fff32148fec 0x7fff32148fec 0xa35010 0xa35030 0x7f575d0e4010 0x7fff0dd7220c 0x7fff0dd7220c 0x1f90010 0x1f90030 0x7f8657107010 0x7fff6116813c 0x7fff6116813c 0x9dd010 0x9dd030 0x7f1eab0a6010 0x7fff3dcc638c 0x7fff3dcc638c
Not everyone does ASLR… but there's enough variety (and with eglibc's AT_RANDOM even proper entropy) inside for our purposes. On OpenBSD and MirBSD, we'll still use KERN_ARND as it's extremely cheap entropy (code paths checked on both) but not for every call of $RANDOM. On things like Debian/m68k mksh(1) ought to have gained a possibly noticeable speed-up.
Bordeaux was very nice (and towards the end much cooler… it's actually hotter here at more than 50½° north – too warm to think, or do anything) but the LSM/RMLL was very french. They'll be in Straßburg and Lüttich the next two years so we can probably be expected to attend. I don't think I can eat duck (which, in south-west france, is a vegetable) or like all that classic french multi-course food so much, but I had enough Couscous Merguez and Thé à la menthe fraîche… and similar good stuff. Many people spoke English and actually asked me whether I do (probably they couldn't bear me trying to spea^W^W^Wbutchering the language of the Grande Nation) and in general were a friendly bunch. I did see some people with machine guns in the city on the last day, though. No idea what/why… didn't dare asking ☻
Just another reason to boycott flying: Mario Lang (one of the speakers) was apparently held on the airport and treated as a terrorist due to his Braille line… they thought it was a bomb or somesuch thing.
Read on for more…
Travelling with the Thalys and TGV was nice (but I loathe the Métro parisienne… they should build a ring train like the Berlin S-Bahn and just put another stop before Paris Nord and Montparnasse for people who just want to switch trains to take the ring train to the other line). And I want air conditioned trams in Germany too!
I met Uriel (invited him for some food and talked lengthy with him and some 9grid guy), XTaran (who was rather busy organising things), and a number of other people. Did some PGP keysigning as well. There's now an experimental MirOS presence at Launchpad, not sure what exactly we're going to do with it but, as Canonical does not care (as Jonathan said in his talk – great slides, by the way, really impressive), there's no harm in having it. Some Perl guy from America (USA… just to make sure ☺) wanted a photograph of me with a sign "I love CVS" just so people back at home would believe him he's met such a person *grins* of course I plugged in a little advertising but cvs(GNU) is honestly good. The forge hacking session was a little under-visited (but still a success in terms of getting more communication and maybe collaboration underways, especially thinking of common interfaces, DC, semantic web, OSLC-CM) and since the room was (in contrast to my hotel room and the trams!) not air conditioned we didn't get much hacking done. The Debian booth was about 40% of one FOSDEM style table wide… and subsequently crowded. There were more people (of course, I was trying to get mksh into Haikuports, Mandriva, and other things; talked about KDE 3.5.11 (Trinity), Qt 3 vs Qt 4, and kwalletcli, and in general to a not-so-usual bunch of suspects – like I said, LSM/RMLL really is pretty french-only).
It is too hot, but I still committed src/etc/rc,v version 1.110 which you want to upgrade your /etc/rc to before upgrading mksh(1) in MirBSD. (All in the name of better performance on platforms such as Debian/m68k and not raiding Linux' inferior RNG… but it does simplify things.)
I could probably write more but at the moment just want to lie down and die until it gets cooler… even the rain didn't help. My feet hurt (Montparnasse-Bienvenue didn't help) too.
LSM/RMLL; mksh R40, R41 plans
The current version of mksh had use of arc4random(3) removed, including "set -o arc4random", to speed it up (on some architectures, a lot) – this will break some existing scripts (such as /etc/rc *cough* on MirBSD…). Hence I decided to publish the next version of mksh(1) as R40 based upon current development, and defer plans for associative arrays (and multidimensional arrays) for mksh R41. There's also already the change to Build.sh arguments, so this suits me quite fine.
(Read: if running MirBSD, don't upgrade mksh at the moment.) There will be a new MirBSD snapshot once this is fixed, maybe a few more changes to the shell for better POSuX compliance, and the recently mentioned patent on LFNs (long filename) in FAT will be taken into account with a patch to msdosfs.
I'll travel to LSM/RMLL 2010, the Libre Software Meeting (Rencontres Mondiales du Logiciel Libre) tomorrow until the weekend, to hack some on FusionForge (this is worktime for me), visit XTaran, Uriel, and maybe a couple of other "usual people".
Thundersday, between 10:00 UTC and 12:00 UTC, eurynome will be shut down by gecko2@ due to power supply maintenance on the host system data centre.
We have a new mirror in the Americas, thanks a lot to Mike 'Fuzzy' Partin! Benny will mention it on the webpages once it's working.
Cancelling bash, retrieving a command, mksh rules :þ
In response to a planet.d.o series (mentioned in #grml on IRC) of postings: In a sensible shell, Esc+# not only pushes it back but also re-enables the command. Try it out: l s Esc # Cursor-Up Esc #
tg@blau:~ $ #ls
tg@blau:~ $ ls
The command sticks in the history, and is not immediately shown in the next interactive input line, which I consider a plus in most use cases. Anyway, try mksh (just a-g i it), there are a lot of goodies. I found out about Ctrl-O only a year or so ago myself…
I wonder why schizo didn't write about how to do it in posh tho ☺
Hello, World!
Just a random status update: I've been too busy with the dayjob, now ill for about two weeks already. There have been some minor mksh fixes but I'd still like to catch up on the Austin ML postings before releasing R39d; Android discussion is live. The base system has some issues found, but I will take a while (no hacking mood, even when not ill).
Scan this! and Google's playable logo is just weird (at least no sound in Opera) but at least it's not Fläsh. I played it but there's no second level. Tonnerre likes «Forth op de Fiets» (as a pun on Ruby on Rails), which lets me remember the Forth Glockenspiel.
Sorry for the lack of updates, but MirBSD is still pretty much a fun project, and Benny is working on his Doctor thesis too.
FWIW: Patents on software are evil and times are worsening. I suppose, if we'll be able to continue MirBSD at all, I need to disable FAT LFN support. Sucks.
mksh R39c released
The MirBSD Korn Shell R39c has been released. This upgrade is strongly recommended for everyone. Focus is on minor but important bug fixes. The recently introduced list of caveats contains language-relevant user-visible changes.
We are proud to announce that the android-x86 project's /bin/sh is now an mksh(1) as well.
Rant about PGP keysigning problems
Update: This wlog entry uses aggressive tone because I somehow needed to vent frustration from using some of the tools. I should probably provide some constructive critics, too... but this is a rant. Be warned.
Keysigning is useless. I boot up a suitable live GNU/Linux system, install signing-party, take the trouble that is to set up caff, transfer my secret key from the secure box, sign. I think caff providing the keys in a different order than they're given on the command line sucks and just run caff once per key. I did even start Postwreck. But no, people just don't accept any mail from "EHLO grml" systems, and I still cannot control my reverse DNS despite having a static IPv4 address (and IPv6, which looks to be unused). People also pretend I'm on dial-up. Great!
I will no longer participate in any (mass) PGP keysigning but will continue to do so on a per-person basis. Probably sign but one uid, either apply common sense and upload it to t̲h̲e̲ keyserver, or mail the entire signed key to one address.
By the way, how crazy is it that I need to use the deprecated $CONFIG{'mailer-send'} to pass an envelope-from to the mailer? It also suffers from the same delusion as e.g. nmudiff, namely that my Debian box is a fully set up workstation able to send out eMail and configured correctly. At least, it, unlike a number of others, does not assume I use mud (Mutt). grml…
Oh, and caff does a protocol violation (by always sending out GnuPG/MIME and not offering the standardised Inline OpenPGP), I think people just don't care about such. (There is a notation people can use to signal they want PGP/MIME, Inline PGP – which is called "partitioned" – or both (and which order of priority) but, alas, despite Inline PGP being the only one useful for the MUAs without integratin, and being more widely spread than that PGP/MIME crap, the followers of the latter do some (FSF-style?) kind of vendor lockin by not speaking anything else.
Anyway. I'm all for X.509 except there seems to be no sane CA (Startcom is... trouble, even with Opera; CAcert.org is dying). I'll just buy a certificate (not from Verisign though) for www, and roll my own again (I can do it, I have experience with that actually).
On an unrelated side note, still waiting for an OpenSSL patch for that recent TLS extension...
ObRant: password policies, be they required characters or any kind of length restrictions, suck. People I will eventually end up with less secure passwords on such systems, because even if some of mine may appear to be derived from some kind of dictionary (what language that is I'd be interested in, though...) they aren't, and I have my schemes. You got to have them with a gazillion of passwords used. And I probably will forget them more often (and sending them via eMail is also not a solution).
Unrelated notice: mksh R39c with bug fixes coming RSN.
(Updated 24.02. because I was, rightfully, told the language, and the title, were too strong. I also would like to excuse for going so low as to write an ad-hominem attack, which I've since redacted.
mksh R39b released (for real), etc.
The MirBSD Korn Shell R39b has been released. This upgrade is strongly recommended for everyone. While being a stable series release there are, due to standards compliance and bug fixes, a number of caveats users should be aware of when upgrading. Also new, the list of full terms and conditions applying to it. Users (and distributors intending to support mksh for their own customers) should definitively read the caveats, although only corner cases are incompatible (ask for details).
The arc4random.c page now at least has some content, and a lot of links, too.
The kwalletcli page has been completely written by now. I'm proud to announce the availability of the CLI for the KDE Wallet, as distfile, as Debian squeeze/sid package (it's already in testing, yes), and as Debian lenny package, soon to be in backports (currently only in my own play repo, as I'm waiting for bpo upload rights – apparently, my PGP key wrecked the software).
I would like to apologise for the delay; I've been more-than-busy at first (preparing MirBSD for FOSDEM), then in foreign countries where people talk in weird tongues, then ill. I'm still not totally recovered, and there is also much catching-up work to do.
mksh R39b released
The MirBSD Korn Shell R39b has been released. This upgrade is strongly recommended for everyone. While being a stable series release there are, due to standards compliance and bug fixes, a number of caveats users should be aware of when upgrading; these shall be documented on the webpage RSN. (In fact I simply do not have the time to do so now, but will do it later.)


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Maurice Ashley (born March 6, 1966 in St. Andrew, Jamaica) is an American chess grandmaster, author, commentator, app designer, puzzle inventor, and motivational speaker. He is currently a Director's Fellow at the Media Lab at MIT. In 1992, Ashley shared the United States Game/10 chess championship with Maxim Dlugy.[1] FIDE awarded him the grandmaster title in 1999, making him the world's first African American chess grandmaster.[2] In 2005, he wrote the book Chess for Success, relating his experiences and the positive aspects of chess. He was the main organizer for the 2005 HB Global Chess Challenge, with the biggest cash prize in history for an open chess tournament.
Ashley is well known as a commentator for high-profile chess events. He was one of the commentators of the two matches between world champion Garry Kasparov and IBM's Deep Blue that took place in 1996 and 1997. He provided commentary for the Kasparov vs. Anand World Championship match in 1995, the 2013 and 2014 Sinquefield Cups, as well as several US Chess Championships. In 2003, Ashley hosted ESPN's broadcast of Kasparov's match against X3D Fritz.
Ashley attended Wolmer's Boys School in Jamaica, then moved to the United States when he was 12.[3] He graduated from City College of New York (CCNY), which he represented in intercollegiate team competition. Always promoting chess among youth, Ashley coached the Raging Rooks of Harlem, and the Dark Knights (also from Harlem), both of which have won national championships under his guidance. In September 1999, he founded the Harlem Chess Center,[2] which has attracted such celebrities as Larry Johnson[4] and Wynton Marsalis. Along with GM Susan Polgar, Ashley was named 2003 Grandmaster of the Year by the U.S. Chess Federation.
In 2003, Ashley wrote an essay The End of the Draw Offer?, which raised discussion about ways to avoid quick agreed draws in chess tournaments.
In 2007, Ashley returned to his birth country of Jamaica and became the first GM to ever participate in a tournament in that country. The tournament, a six round Swiss called the Frederick Cameron Open, was held at the Jamaica Conference center on the 15th and 16 December 2007. After sweeping a field consisting of several of Jamaica's top players and Barbadian FIDE master Philip Corbin, Ashley was upset in the final round by Jamaican National Master Jomo Pitterson. Ashley placed second on five points behind Pitterson (5.5).[3]
In 2008, Ashley was featured in an interview for the CNN documentary Black in America. He was shown during one scene in the film Brooklyn Castle mentoring a young chess player. He was mentioned in the chess movie Life of a King starring Cuba Gooding, Jr.
In 2013, Ashley announced he was planning the highest-stakes open chess tournament in history, Millionaire Chess Open. Its first edition took place October 9–13, 2014 in Las Vegas.
In 1993, Ashley married Michele Johnson. Their daughter Nia was born the following year and now attends Barnard College. Their son Jayden was born in 2002. The couple divorced in 2014.
- "African continent GMs do exist; but, according to the system of racial classification, I am the first Black GM in history... it matters, and doesn't matter, all at the same time."[5]
- ^ Chess Life 2006 Yearbook
- ^ a b "In Harlem, a Chess Champion Passes On His Moves and Enthusiasm", Barbara Stewart, New York Times, December 29, 1999
- ^ a b "Pitterson defeats Grandmaster to take Cameron Open", The Jamaica Star, December 19, 2007
- ^ "Playing Chess With: Larry Johnson; Fierce Competition, From a Seated Position", John Leland, New York Times, April 1, 2001
- ^ USCF Top Player Bios - Maurice Ashley
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- mauriceashley.com (official website)
- Maurice Ashley player profile and games at Chessgames.com
- Interview with GM Maurice Ashley, Chessville.com
- From Kings County, First Black Grandmaster
- Maurice Ashley profile, The Chess Drum


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Flexible endoscopes are used in many surgical procedures and diagnostic exams. They have also been used recently for new surgical procedures using natural orifices called NOTES. While these procedures are really promising for the patients, they are really awkward for the surgeons. In order to assist the surgeon, physiological motion cancellation has been successfully applied on a robotized endoscope in L. Ott, et al., (May 19-23, 2008), by using a prototype repetitive controller (PRC) and a repetitive generalized predictive controller (R-GPC). Both controllers showed to be powerful tools to cancel periodic disturbances but with poor transient response to non-periodic disturbances. Contrary to the R-GPC, the PRC is unsuitable for handling non-periodic reference changes. We propose in this paper, as a first improvement, a model-based control scheme using the PRC which allows to decouple the reference tracking from the periodic output disturbance rejection. The response to nonperiodic disturbance is also improved by this technique but a repetition appears caused by the repetitive controller. As a second improvement, a switching control scheme is proposed to avoid the repetition.


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Lion King Sketches by LoryskaWatch
©2013-2016 Loryska
I did these back in 2011 in celebration of the re-release of the Lion King. It's not my favorite original Disney movie (that would be Atlantis or Treasure Planet) but I appreciate it nonetheless. It had flawless animation and character design, a compelling story and lots of laughs. But frankly, my favorite movie in the LK series would be Lion King 1/2. Odd choice I know, but I love Timon and Pumbaa. ^^
Drawn first, then spruced up with color and shading in Photoshop.
Drawn first, then spruced up with color and shading in Photoshop.
That's a many sketches of my favorite childhood Disney movie and you made my day happy.
Finally, someone who likes TP better than TLK! I love Treasure Planet too! Nice sketches btw
Mufasa's like "Turn around and let me see dat ass."
This Is Cute And Awesome!
Fantastic Sketches!! The detailing is wonderful, and I LOVE the poses and expressions! AWESOME JOB!!!!!
Your draw is Magnificent!! Congratulation I love it!!
This is awesome!
NICE! I love all the great expressions!
Great sketches but- did I read you love treasure planet!
Yes indeedy! I detect another TP fan? ;3
love the top right mufasa!!!
Hehe, I hadn't seen that scene until I saw it in theaters and I just loved it.
I thought Atlantis and Treasure Planet were Don Bluthe films? Either way, all three movies mentioned are fantastic
Thank you! Naw, they's both Disney movies. Don Bluth did have a career at Disney for a long time, but I don't think his work was in them.
I really like your drawings and I also have a question to ask you. How do you upload your drawing canvas as if it has been drawen on your computer? Do you scan it? Do you just use really good lighting and a high-quality camera? Thanks
I scanned these drawings from my sketchbook. The canvas texture I added in with Photoshop to make it interesting. Cameras are good with animation, say photographing the frames, or very large pictures. But these were just for fun, so I didn't put that much effort into making them look nice. ^^ Thanks for asking!


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