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When the Space Shuttle Discovery makes its momentous return to flight this June from Cape Canaveral, it will be the first of two expected Return to Flight missions for the shuttle program this year. The second, scheduled for September, will include Stephanie Wilson, a University of Texas at Austin graduate. She will be among a crew of five testing new thermal protection systems and repair techniques designed to prevent future disasters like the loss of the Columbia crew.
Dr. Robert Bishop, chair of the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics and holder of the Myron L. Begeman Fellowship in Engineering. Bishop, a Distinguished Teaching Professor at the university, strongly supports space exploration research for educational reasons.
Wilson's flight on Atlantis will also be momentous as she follows in the footsteps of seven fellow College of Engineering astronaut alums who have racked up 18 Space Shuttle missions, a walk on the moon and a flight on Skylab, America's original space station.
Engineering faculty beam about these accomplished graduates. They also view NASA's plans to return astronauts to the moon by 2020 and ensuing Mars visits as enticement to inspire prospective students keenly in need of a dream to soar with.
"If kids knew they could grow up and go to the moon, that's a huge incentive to learn math and science," said Robert Bishop, a professor of aerospace engineering and a father of two. "It's using a carrot rather than a stick to encourage their intellectual growth."
Wallace Fowler, a fellow aerospace professor and fellow member of the university's Academy of Distinguished Teachers, agrees. Over the years, he has learned how much NASA's objectives affect students participating in his class's hands-on, space-mission activities.
"Students work a lot harder if somebody from NASA thinks the problem they are addressing is important," Fowler said.
Revisiting the moon has practical purposes too, he added.
"The moon is close enough to Earth to be a good test lab for a lot of deep-space equipment, and it's only three to four days from Earth," he said.
Basic questions also remain about the moon. Did it develop as debris from an early Earth or arise on its own? What lies deep within the center of this irregular sphere that's a fourth the size of our planet?
"Even the gravity model of the moon is uncertain," said Bishop, who became chair of the Department of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics in 2003. "We have flown around the moon, but we don't know much about the far side of it because that requires the difficult task of directly tracking a spacecraft."
Dr. Wallace Fowler, Paul D. and Betty Robertson Meek Centennial Professor in Engineering And Distinguished Teaching Professor, with the vacuum chamber for the extraterrestrial water extraction device designed by recent aerospace engineering graduate David Weyburn and other undergraduates in spring 2005 for a Cocoa Beach, Fla., competition.
Seniors and interested graduate students in the department first conceived of new modules for landing on the moon and other ways to help astronauts when Fowler began teaching a spacecraft and mission design course in 1984. That course and similar ones have been supplemented the past two years with opportunities for additional students to participate in space-related projects outside classes. The independent projects are possible thanks to the miniaturization of electronics begun by the Apollo program, and $100,000 in support Bishop has garnered as the new chair from donors and other sources.
The projects have run the gamut—from designing lunar landing equipment that could be reconfigured into a doorway or walkway for a base, to designing autonomous rovers or synchronized communication satellites, to developing a fully functional base for 12 people on Mars.
A team in 1985 first tackled the permanent-base idea, dreaming up what is called the split-mission approach to reach Mars. The idea involved sending a heavily loaded, unmanned spacecraft first on a long flight that conserves fuel by taking a long trajectory to reach Mars. Autonomous robotic devices would then build the base. A second spacecraft would take a faster trajectory to Mars to bring the astronauts, with an earlier landing craft serving as their Earth-return vehicle.
"The split-mission approach takes the astronauts 100 to 150 days to get out there instead of 259 days, so they're not as badly deconditioned," Fowler said. "Ideally, they land, go into the base, pop their visors and smell the coffee, because the coffee pot's automatically turned on as they start opening up the airlock."
The 1985 Austin team convinced Texas A&M students to pursue the split-mission approach to Mars when they combined resources the following summer during a NASA-funded, student educational program occurring then at the Johnson Space Center (JSC). The approach intrigued JSC mission planners, too.
A team of aerospace engineering undergraduates in Fowler's fall 1999 spacecraft and mission design course envisioned a satellite to test the reliability of electronics in high-radiation environments prior to their use on vehicles that go to Mars or elsewhere. The hypothetical satellite, depicted above, would spiral toward Earth through the Van Allen Belts, collections of high-radiation energy particles trapped around Earth by its magnetic field.
"That's the way they plan to do the first astronaut Mars mission," said Fowler, who has access to copies of many of NASA's proposed mission plans.
Fowler shares those plans, or many other resources he has, only when students directly ask for them so they learn about searching for technical information.
That student independence shows up in other ways. For example, another team was asked to design a spacecraft to bring astronauts back to Earth for emergency care, but discovered a better option through outside research. Their final presentation of the vehicle design incorporated the information about another alternative, even though it undermined their entire semester's worth of work.
"It's one of those times when you say, 'These guys are going to be great engineers,'" Fowler said. "Their last three slides shot their project to pieces. They did a survey of Austin physicians and found that 40 to 50 percent of them would volunteer to go to the moon. In the end they learned it made more sense to build a hospital on the moon."
Spring 1989 students in mechanical engineering designed that hospital after visiting a Houston trauma physician to learn what it would need. Students have also dug out useful information from the Web, NASA library facilities and university experts, including the department's Professor Hans Mark, former deputy administrator of NASA.
A recent team even used fellow students to test an exercise bicycle intended to keep astronauts in shape while at the International Space Station. That team developed the bicycle to be similar to one on the station, but with headset options that motivate users by having them participate in aerial combat. The faster they pedal, the faster a simulated combat plane flies.
Tim Kassebaum and Jessi Odle, recent aerospace engineering graduates, helped modify an exercise bicycle for potential use by astronauts in space during a spring design class. Odle wears a virtual-reality headset that team members incorporated into the design.
To improve the system that combats the weakened muscles and bone density loss encountered in space, three of the original eight team members continued the project this spring in the structural design and testing class taught by Dr. Ronald Stearman. They've revised the equipment that monitors a virtual-reality headset so it follows a user's head movements better, developed an upper-body workout involving resistant cables from among five original designs considered and made other improvements.
That includes new game options to sail in the Carribean or elsewhere. Jessi Odle, a senior in aerospace engineering, asked for these options after she interviewed David Musson, a psychologist at the university. Musson was a flight surgeon with the Canadian Air Force and maintains an interest in space missions.
"He said that astronauts in space would likely miss simple things, like scenery from Earth," Odle said. "It was really interesting to think about what the astronauts would be wanting during a space mission," she added, noting that "I would just like to get some astronauts to test the equipment themselves."
Fellow exercise-team-member Tim Kassebaum spent the previous semester on a Mars base project, inspired by the 2004 discoveries made by Mars rovers. The aerospace engineering senior said participating in that theoretical project wasn't as interesting as the hands-on exercise project—working out kinks in the equipment that measures the spinning of the bicycle's wheel and creating other components.
"Implementation is definitely a whole different ballpark than design," Kassebaum said. "When you have a physical object like this, it's good because you see how you're going to have to continue modifying the design to make it acceptable."
Recent aerospace engineering graduate Norikazu Ogawa, aerospace seniors Clinton Henry and Chao Yung Yang, graduate research assistant Donny Holaschutz and aerospace senior Chris Hsiao with the prototype, autonomous rover for planetary explorations they have been designing. Holaschutz advised the undergraduates continuing the project this spring that he and others started in fall 2004.
Donny Holaschutz made similar discoveries during a laboratory course Bishop developed requiring students to apply math to testing real-time controls used to maneuver a pendulum or other devices.
A childhood interest in moon exploration and rumors of NASA returning there inspired Holaschutz to pursue lunar projects, too. He helped create a blueprint for a moon rover in Stearman's design and testing course, and took an independent-study class where he developed software and simulated an automated lunar landing.
"When you're doing engineering, it really makes the math, the physics and the rest come together. It gives you a perspective on why you took those classes," said Holaschutz, now a graduate student advising undergrads fleshing out the rover design his team envisioned.
The faculty hope students learn concepts beyond engineering from their projects. To promote this, Bishop's Controls Laboratory Class includes talks about space-flight scenarios by former NASA deputy administrator Mark, faculty from the McCombs School of Business and engineers in industry.
"We look at design from a more global perspective," Bishop said. "Not just applying theory, but the ethics of engineering safe devices and also how leadership skills tie into design."
Those skills appear to have come in handy for department graduates, whether they've entered NASA's Astronaut Corps or not. Among them are Richard Cook, Tommaso Rivelinni and Wayne Lee at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in Pasadena, Calif. They were the Mars rovers' project manager, landing system designer and chief engineer for entry, descent and landing.
Recent aerospace engineering graduate David Weyburn holds imitation Martian soil in his hands. Weyburn helped design a device to create a vacuum chamber that reduces the air pressure on artificial Martian soil to test the ability to remove water from it.
When Lee joined JPL, Fowler noted that one of its internal publications stated he earned his master's degree from "you know where."
"We're the 'you know where,'" Fowler said, adding that the roughly 100 graduate and undergraduate students who have gone from the department to JPL are known as the Texas Mafia.
These days, with the rapid technological advances and expanded opportunities for students to pursue design projects, engineering faculty aren't just watching former students spread their wings. Last week, for example, three students from an undergraduate team attended a conference in Cocoa Beach, Fla., where they received advice from industry and NASA representatives about improving a simple, vacuum-based device to extract usable water from the icy soil of Mars or other extraterrestrial planets.
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The overall pass (qualifying) percentage of candidates in School-based system stood at 96.6 per cent and that of Board- based system at 94.81 per cent.
Tapas, who has no vision in both his eyes since birth, took the exam with the help of a scribe and notched up 457 of the total 500 marks just 39 short of the all India topper M Gayatri.
The CBSE Results 2015 has been uploaded on a number of websites including on cbse.nic.in, cbseresults.nic.in and results.nic.in.
After the CBSE results were announced, the twitter gods rose up in a storm.
Babita Singla from BCM Senior Secondary School, Basant City, scored 98.2% in commerce stream.
Students can check their results online on http://www.results.nic.in, http://www.cbseresults.nic.in and http://www.cbse.nic.in.
As many as 10 students out of 116 from Ryan International School, Jamalpur, also scored 10 CGPA.
The results can be viewed via the internet on http://www.results.nic.in.
Girsl outshone boys in all the states and UTs, with 100 percent results in Puducherry, Goa and Daman and Diu.
The Class X CBSE results for the Allahabad region (including Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand),which were declared today,saw over 99 per cent qualify the examination. The results showed a minor improvement over last year.
No suicide note was recovered and police are investigating the case.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare its class X results on Thursday morning.
CBSE Class XII results out.
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will declare its results for its Class XII board examinations on Monday.
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These are drips off the bottom of the print head. I have a 9890 and this will occur is I have to do 3 cleanings (usually a couple pairs, or after doing a PK->MK change or visa-versa.
There are two things you can do. Clean the wiper blade, and clean the underside of the print head.
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Eric even did a video on how to clean the wiper blade, and somewhere in that endless thread are instructions on how to release the print head which will allow you to run it over a dampened sheet of paper towel or pec pad.
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Why then are the Rangers willing to part with the most valuable property in baseball? Possibly because, at this point, there's more money in dealing him. The TV contracts are in place for several more years, and the Rangers will continue to receive the money whether they're paying his salary or not. Whatever the reason, the fact is that any money saved by dumping A-Rod's contract would be pure profit—minus the cost of a new shortstop. Maybe the Rangers can get Royce Clayton back. Clayton was the man A-Rod replaced in 2001. In 2000, he hit .242 with 14 home runs to Rodriguez's .316 and 41 home runs. This past season, Clayton hit .228 with 11 home runs and made $1.5 million. You get what you pay for.


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To those who know the place this is self-evident irony, but the picture was made outside of the "ride" called It's A Small World.
Great photo! Irony, surely you jest Funny, I remember It's a Small World from the World's Fair in NY- 1964 or so (I was a kid). Disneyland would be an incredible place to take photos, but one look at all those strollers, and I'd run screaming in the other direction. Brave man.
It gets ugly fast in Disneyland.
You commented in February? Maybe I should give up on comments- but they are one of my favorite things! Truth is it can get ugly fast anywhere these days. For instance sitting in a plane and having the copilot (allegedly) take it for a dive to the ground. That must have seemed like an eternity for those trapped inside
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Hahaha this is great and exactly what I remember the last time I went with my family and 4 toddler little cousins. Great ironic shot.
a sea of baby carriages .........ouch................!
never been there.....................
never been there.....................
Don't want to get too far out there, but it is a bit of a modern take on a Breugel with a tad of an Hieronymous Bosch detail for hell.
yea true................
minus all the warmer colors.........they used...........!
and the chorus of screaming children...........
minus all the warmer colors.........they used...........!
and the chorus of screaming children...........
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sony must have wasted a lot of money on this so i'm glad of that..
sony must have wasted a lot of money on this so i'm glad of that..
I don't think most realize that the ones with the actual skills/talent needed for PS3 3.56+ hacking are neither working on it nor plan to in the future.
How people conjure up the idea that everyone is 'going back to work' when all the real talents are working on other projects now and boycotting anything SCE is beyond me..
i truly can't understand people HATING TO DEATH Sony because they "secure" or "protect" their interests.. "sony boycot" page, seriously, get a life, or at least something to do.
Why do you think they changed it in the first place? OtherOS = Sony COMPUTER Entertainment of America. PSN = Sony NETWORK Entertainment of America. Sony switched their legal attack around to screw geohot; badly too. Corporations ALWAYS get away; always. Look at BP...
Well, this is how it goes. My console bought with my money. Sony can only do as much as cut off psn. I can mod this device in usb slots, hack it, break it or do whatever i want. And this is called customer's rights. And George Hotz was fighting and will be fighting for the rights.
what a sell out, Geohots vowed he would never cave in to sony, asked for money to his legal fund to be able to fight sony, recieved a shed load (even i gave a tenner) and then he bends over.
his surrender has set a serously bad precedent and the right to use our property how we wish (you don't rent a ps3 you buy it) has been seriously put at risk. SHAME ON YOU GEOHOT SHAME!
Well when it comes down the life things don't go as planned lol, hope to find out what the settlement was though.
Famed Playstation 3 hacker Geohot may have settled his outstanding legal issues with Sony, but cyber activists associated with Anonymous remain unimpressed with the deal.
Nevertheless, the group recently decided to halt all DDoS attacks against the Japanese-based corporation, as the impact of such an operation has apparently "surpassed" its peak.
Anonymous unimpressed by Geohot settlement"In the eyes of the law, this case is over. We disagree. We believe Sony's actions in this case are unjust. We do not agree with Sony forcing social media sites like Youtube to hand over the IP addresses of people who viewed GeoHots videos. We view this as a severe violation of privacy rights," Anonymous explained in a communiqué.
"We disagree with Sony forcefully gathering personal information from other companies like PayPal. We find it unacceptable that Sony is even permitted to request this information in the first place. These acts are completely disrespectful and unforgivable."
According to Anonymous, Sony's actions have "far-reaching" implications for every individual who has purchased a piece of equipment - regardless of the manufacturer.
"The current solution will only embolden other greedy corporations to employ similar unfair tactics, so it is necessary to continue our protest to make our voices heard.
"Where the judicial system has failed, Anonymous will persevere, by standing up for the rights of everyone, not just those who dared to challenge these corporations. Geohots' belief was in the freedom of information dissemination. We will stand with him."
As such, Anonymous has designated April 16th as a day to protest against Sony "in the streets."
"We encourage anyone who is able to come to a nearby Sony Store to support the cause, even if you are not usually involved with Anonymous. This is not just about Anonymous - this is about your rights.
"If you wish to attend, be sure to check on your local laws and regulations regarding hiding your face during protests and, if allowed, cover your face, whether it is the usual Guy Fawkes masks or some other form of facial covering. Let us show Sony that all information is free and that we own the things we buy, now and forever. "
From: http://www.tgdaily.com/security-feat...hot-settlement
At least GeoHot kept his word and sent the remainder of what was given to him to the EFF: geohotgotsued.blogspot.com/2011/04/10000-to-eff.html
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The Lessons of 1982
Why Democrats need not fear the ghosts of 1994.
It's a foregone conclusion that the Democrats will lose seats in November. It's not just that the luck of 2006 and 2008—when they gained 30 and 23 seats, respectively—has run out. Conditions have changed. Sure, Democrats control both chambers of Congress and the White House. But President Obama's approval rating is hovering at an anemic 45 percent. The economy isn't seeing the kind of recovery a party in power wants before an election. Meanwhile, Sarah Palin is doing her best to stir up angry voters who might otherwise stay home during an off-year contest.
So speculation is running rampant, particularly in the media and especially among Republicans (and White House spokesman Robert Gibbs), that 2010 could be a replay of the Democrats' lowest political moment in the last half-century: the 1994 midterms, when Republicans seized 52 seats in the House and eight in the Senate, taking control of Congress for the first time in 40 years. But the similarities between 2010 and 1994 are superficial. The more relevant election—the one that gives a better gauge of the magnitude of losses the Democrats may see—is the 1982 midterms. Although some political scientists were predicting that the Democrats would gain as many as 50 seats, on Election Day they took only 26 seats from the Republicans.
What happened? And could their disappointment of 28 years ago offer reasons for Democrats to hope this year? After all, they're in the same position now—stronger, actually, since they control both houses of Congress—as the Republicans were in 1982. A quick look at three of the most important factors in any midterm election show why 2010 may be for Democrats what 1982 was for Republicans: not great, certainly, but not nearly as bad as it could have been.
The economy. In many respects, today's economic conditions are identical to those in 1982. The yearly change in real disposable income per capita is a key factor in predicting midterm outcomes: When their wallets are fuller, people are more likely to send their representatives back to Washington. And right now this number is almost the same as it was at this point in 1982. For the third quarter of 2010, Moody's Economy.com is predicting a 0.4 percent increase in real disposable income per capita from last year—a fairly stagnant number that does not show much economic growth for the average citizen. In the third quarter of 1982, the change in real disposable income per capita was 0.5 percent—also fairly flat. The unemployment rate is also eerily familiar; it's now pushing 10 percent, while in 1982 it was 9.7 percent. In 1994, meanwhile, the economy was in better shape than it is now or was in 1982, with a 6.1 percent unemployment rate and 2.3 percent increase in personal disposable income from the third quarter of 1993.
Campaign spending. In 1982, one of the ways Republicans were able to fend off the Democratic attack was by achieving parity on campaign spending for challengers—both parties spent an average of $141,000. (You can find these data on JSTOR; login required.) It's true that, as a group, Democratic challengers did better than Republican challengers (attributed to the fact that they often ran in Democratic-leaning districts). But if Republicans had skimped on those races, Democrats probably would have come closer to their predicted 40- to 50-seat pickup. Meanwhile, in 1994, Republican challengers outspent Democratic challengers by an average of $244,042 to $152,659 and by a margin of $40,000 on open seats (data again from JSTOR).
This year, although the National Republican Congressional Committee outspent the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee in May, the Democratic National Committee and the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee outspent their Republican counterparts. The DNC and DCCC also had more cash on hand at the end of the month, which will help them later in the election. Without outspending the Democrats, it is unlikely the Republicans will be able to achieve all the pickups they are hoping for.
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Special Report: Ieng Thirith's Fitness to Stand Trial, December 2012
AIJI is publishing this report as a separate addendum to the regular weekly monitoring
report in order to discuss the 13 November 2012 appeal hearing before the Supreme
Court Chamber (SCC) on Accused Ieng Thirith's unconditional release from detention.
This report describes and analyzes the Chamber's decision, released on 14 December
2012, to agree to most parts of the Appeal. In addition, this report's attention to the
SCC's 13 November hearing and subsequent decision builds on the detailed summary
and analysis found in the AIJI "Special Report on Ieng Thirith's Fitness to Stand Trial,"
which was published in November.
KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 41 – Hearing on Evidence Week 36 (22-25 October 2012)
Summary of KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 41 – Hearing on Evidence Week 36 (22-25
October 2012)
This week, the Trial Chamber heard testimonies from three Civil Parties and two
witnesses. The testimonies mainly focused on experiences during the evacuation of
Phnom Penh, as well as the tough conditions immediately following the first evacuation.
The testimonies also touched on the treatment of Lon Nol soldiers and hospital patients
during the first evacuation.
The Chamber heard legal arguments and issued two important rulings this week: First,
the Court ruled that Civil Parties may state the suffering they endured during the entire
Democratic Kampuchea regime, instead of having Civil Parties limit their statements to
those relevant to events covered in Trial One of Case 002. Second, the Chamber ruled
that Parties may not question witnesses based on expert witness analysis, if that expert
has yet to appear before the Court.
Special Report: Ieng Thirith's Fitness to Stand Trial ■ November 2012
Ieng Thirith, alias "Phea," is one of four Accused in Case 002 at the ECCC. She was
indicted on 10 September 2010 for crimes against humanity, genocide, and grave
breaches of the Geneva Conventions of 1949. However, on 21 February 2011, Ieng
Thirith's Defense filed for an assessment of the fitness to stand trial of the Accused and
asserted that, "the mental condition of the Accused inhibits the Defense in its ability to
prepare for the forthcoming trial." On 17 November 2011, after multiple hearings and
expert evaluations, Ieng Thirith was found unfit to stand trial on the basis of a mental
condition. The Trial Chamber severed Ieng Thirith's case from the others in Case 002 to
avoid delay of the other Defendants' trial, and ordered her immediate and unconditional
release. The OCP filed an immediate appeal, which was granted by the Supreme Court
Chamber on 13 December 2011. The Supreme Court ordered Ieng Thirith held, treated
for her medical issues, and reassessed in six months to see if she is fit to stand trial.
This reassessment and the related hearings occurred between 27-31 August 2012, with
a final Decision from the Court in favor of indefinite stay of proceedings and provisional
release issued on 13 September. The Prosecutors immediately appealed this decision
on 14 September 2012, on the basis that they believed the Court should retain more
supervision of the indicted person. The Supreme Court Chamber will hear arguments
regarding this appeal on 13 November 2012.
With Ieng Thirith's case once again coming to the fore of proceedings this month at the
ECCC, AIJI is publishing this Special Report to provide a concise review of the pertinent
legal and procedural issues confronted by the Court thus far in its handling of this
Read the report here:
Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #39
Summary of KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 39 – Hearing on Evidence Week 34 (8-10
October 2012)
In honor of the Pchum Ben festival, the Chamber held sessions on only three days this
week. Monday and Tuesday were devoted to continued questioning of the Witness,
Meas Voeun, a soldier and later Deputy Division Commander during the Democratic
Kampuchea. In addition to the sections of the Closing Order relevant to Segment
Three of Case 002/1 that were read out the previous week, on Tuesday afternoon,
the Chamber instructed the Greffier to read out paragraphs pertaining to the Toul Po
Chrey Execution Center. At the end of the week, the Prosecution began to introduce
documents relating to Segment Three.
Throughout the three days of proceedings this week, the Chamber also took time to
address a number of legal and procedural issues that arose, including: (a) the use of
documents obtained by torture, (b) the procedure on the "removal" of statements from
the OCIJ's written record, (c) questioning without referring to documents or previous
statements, (d) the reliability of written records of OCIJ Interviews, and (e) questions that
tend to lead the Witness. Additionally, Nuon Chea was given the opportunity to speak in
court, in order to address portions of the Closing Order that have been read out by the
Read full report here:
Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #38
Summary of KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 38 – Hearing on Evidence Week 33 (1-4 October 2012)
This week, the Chamber began by hearing the testimony of Khiev En, who was attached to the Ministry of Propaganda and Education. A transition was then made to Segment Three of Case 002/1, with the Chamber devoting time to read out excerpts from the Closing Order relating to military structure and population movement. The Chamber then called former military officer, Meas Voeun, to the stand.
Accused Ieng Sary, having waived his right to be present during the hearing of the testimonies of Khiev En and Meas Voeun, continued to be absent from proceedings throughout week. In light of the health condition of Ieng Sary, on Tuesday afternoon, the Chamber invited oral submissions from Parties on how trial is to proceed at the ECCC. Other issues on trial management arose, with the Chamber exerting considerable effort to ensure that the proceedings were expeditious and smooth, while the Nuon Chea Defense sought to protect the rights of their client with equal dedication.
This issue of KRT TRIAL MONITOR was authored by Faith Suzzette Delos Reyes, Daniel Mattes, Hava Mirell, Noyel Ry, and Penelope Van Tuyl, as part of AIJI's KRT Trial Monitoring and Community Outreach Program.
Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #37
Summary of KRT Trial Monitor Issue No. 37 – Hearing on Evidence Week 32 (25 September 2012)
The Trial Chamber continued to grapple with adjustments to the schedule due to Ieng Sary's continued ill health and his limited waiver. As a result, only one witness, Ms. Noem Sem (TCW-475), was available to testify this week. A singer and news reader for the Ministry of Information and Propaganda, Noem Sem testified on her role in the party, the administrative structure of her Ministry, Office 870, and the different K offices during Democratic Kampuchea. She concluded her testimony in one day and the Trial Chamber declared a recess for the week. Trial is set to resume on Monday, 1 October 2012.
Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #36
Hearing on Evidence Week 31
Week Ending 20-21 September 2012
Since Accused, Ieng Sary, remained confined in the Khmer-Soviet Friendship Hospital, the Court held sessions on only two days this week. Chea Say (TCW-91), an automotive repair mechanic during the Democratic Kampuchea, testified before the Chamber on Thursday, upon waiver by Ieng Sary of his right to be present at the hearing.1
On Friday morning, Dr. Lim Sivutha and Professor Ky Bousour, Ieng Sary's physicians, testified about the state of health of the Accused. In light of Ieng Sary's current health condition and its effect on his right as an accused to be present during trial, the Chamber dedicated Friday afternoon to hearing the positions of Parties in regards to the scheduled hearing of Expert Witness Philip Short.
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Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #35
Hearing on Evidence Week 35
Week Ending 3-6 September 2012
This week's proceedings focused on the testimony of Mr. Norng Sophang, the head of a telegram unit, who taught encryption techniques under the CPK. His testimony provided insight into the complex communication system in Democratic Kampuchea and shed light on the roles of the Accused.
Legal and procedural issues also figured prominently, as the Defense Teams challenged the manner by which the OCIJ conducted investigations.
Read Full Report
Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #34
Hearing on Evidence Week 29
Week Ending 27-29 August 2012
Mr. Em Oeun, the third Civil Party to testify in this case, continued his testimony this week. The Defense Teams probed seeming inconsistencies in his testimony, such as the dates and chronology of events he recounted. They also asked about aspects of his medical training background, in light of testimony that was apparently inconsistent with information he had provided on his Victim Information Form. At the end of his testimony, he reasserted the truth of his statements, and pleaded for understanding for his confusion. The Trial Chamber then called in a new witness, Mr. Norng Sophang, the head of a telegram translation unit in Phnom Penh during DK. He provided an interesting account of the highly-secretive communications process between lower levels and the KR leaders, as well as the administrative structure of the telecommunications sector at that time.
The hearing on evidence for Case 002/01 adjourned on Wednesday to give way to the fitness to stand trial hearing of Ieng Thirith on 30 and 31 August 2012.
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Monitoring Report – Case 002: Issue #33
Hearing on Evidence Week 28
Week Ending 20-23 August 2012
With the sustained efforts of the Chamber to conduct proceedings expeditiously, four testimonies were heard throughout the week. Mr. Suong Sikoeun, a high-ranking cadre from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), and Ms. Sa Siek, an artist attached to the Ministry of Propaganda and Education, concluded their respective testimonies from the previous week. A new witness, Mr. Kim Vun, testified about his experience as a child worker at the party's printing house, and later, as a photographer and writer in the Ministry of Propaganda and Education. Kim Vun completed his testimony in two trial days, giving time for the Chamber to begin hearing the testimony of Civil Party Mr. Em Oeun, who practiced medicine during the DK. He testified about medical practices during the DK and the policies that were implemented during the period.


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The brand was left without a marketing director after Paine jumped ship on 24 February to join Universal Pictures UK as its new vice-president of marketing.
Following Paine's departure general manager David Yarnton stepped in to oversee the Nintendo marketing team with the assistance of head of home console marketing Rob Lowe, who has since left for BBC Worldwide.
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Recent concerts by Gwen Stefani and Avril Lavigne faced protests by conservative Muslim Malaysians over immodest clothes. Stefani eventually made what she called "a major sacrifice" at her show by donning attire that revealed little skin.
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Luz A. J. is currently the treasurer. She is 37, and she is a single mother with one child. Luz has been selling clothes by order for six years. She also makes clothes. These activities have enabled her to improve her living conditions. She will use the loan to buy various clothes to cover the orders she has received. In the future she wants to make her business grow and establish a convenience store.
Nuria V. A. is currently the secretary. She is 34, in a common law marriage, and has two children. Nuria and her husband sell replacement parts and accessories for vehicles. She will use the loan to purchase things for her business. That will allow her to cover their necessities and improve her children's education.
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BRASILIA, Brazil, April 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- By unanimous vote (3x0), the 4th Panel of the Superior Justice Court (STJ), the highest Brazilian court for uniformization of precedents on non-constitutional matters, yesterday denied the claim for indemnification for moral damages brought against the cigarette manufacturer Souza Cruz S/A (the Brazilian branch of British American Tobacco Group - BAT, Amex: BTI) (Bovespa: CRUZ3), by family members of ex-smoker Vitorino Mattiazzi, in the estimated amount of R$ 490,000. This was the first time the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice reviewed the merits of a lawsuit for indemnification for damages attributed to the consumption of cigarettes, and their decision confirmed the majority of the rulings adopted by Brazilian courts in first and second instances in decisions already handed down in similar cases. In all 290 lawsuits with final rulings in Brazil, such indemnification claims were denied.The case that was reviewed yesterday by the Superior Court of Justice began in 2005 in the city of Cerro Largo (state of Rio Grande do Sul, 490 km from Porto Alegre), when the widow of Vitorino Mattiazzi filed a lawsuit alleging that her husband was unaware of the risks associated with smoking, had been induced by misleading advertising and had died from respiratory illnesses which the widow attributed, exclusively, to the consumption of cigarettes manufactured by Souza Cruz. As redress, she claimed indemnification for moral damages in an amount greater than 2,000 minimum salaries. At first instance, Judge Guilherme Eugenio Mafassioli Correa did not accept the argument of "lack of awareness" of the risks associated with smoking, pointing out, further, that the sale of cigarettes is legal and that it is not possible to prove that the person exclusively smoked products manufactured by Souza Cruz, since these are not the only cigarettes available on the market. Further, he emphasized that "there is no way to hold third parties liable for a decision that is eminently one's own, individual, as is the case here. Even if it were questions of status when Vitorino began smoking, he could have opted not to smoke. Certainly there are people who did so". The plaintiff appealed to the Court of Appeals of Rio Grande do Sul (TJRS), where the justices shifted the burden of proof during the judgment session and accepted the claim of indemnification, ruling that Souza Cruz should have proven that it did not manufactured the cigarettes smoked by Mr. Mattiazzi. Further, the reporting justice assumed, based on generic data extracted from the Internet, that Mr. Mattiazzi's disease had been caused by smoking cigarettes, although such causation link had not been evidenced in the evidentiary phase. Souza Cruz then filed a special appeal to the Brazilian Superior Court of Justice, which was granted in yesterday's session. The justices of the 4th panel confirmed, by unanimous decision (3x0), the understanding that cigarettes are a product with known inherent risks, the consumption of which is a decision made exclusively by the consumer, and that, in the sphere of civil liability, the causation link should not be established based on presumption, i.e. grounded on statistical data. Moreover, the Reporting Justice mentioned that the cigarette advertising does not interfere in the free will of the consumers, who may choose to smoke or not. These, among other factors, according to the Justices, exclude the manufacturers from liability for alleged damages associated with smoking.
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If Sarah Palin does any more hunting on her TLC reality show, she should consider a new quarry: Yogi Bear. Most of America's critics are already taking shots at him. The 3D animated film, based on the Hanna-Barbera cartoon about a pic-a-nic-stealing bear (voiced by Dan Aykroyd) and his sidekick Boo-Boo (Justin Timberlake, take a bow), is getting trashed by reviewers, who seem to delight in making fun of the film. Here's a sampling of what they're saying:
- "A mix of live-action and digital animation, "Yogi Bear'' is meant to hit the same commercial sweet spot as the recent "Alvin and the Chipmunk'' movies. Sadly, it's not even that mediocre. To sucker you into the theater, though, the movie's in 3-D, and decent 3-D at that. But there the compliments stop." [Ty Burr, Boston Globe]
- "Of course Eric Brevig's film, attempting to make Jellystone Park's resident pic-a-nic basket thief more fun, ticks the boxes on some Warner Bros. memo titled "Things Kids Today Like." Fart jokes? Check. 3-D spit takes? Check. Yogi shaking his ursine rump to "Baby Got Back"? Dear Lord, check." [Dan Kois, Washington Post]
- "Yogi Bear is a big boo-boo. Or at least he needs to go back into hibernation. In his Hanna-Barbera TV cartoon incarnation, Yogi convinced us he was smarter than the average bear. But all these years later, in his very own movie Yogi's smarts get lost amid the dullness of the screenplay." [Claudia Puig, USA Today]
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Judy Larck, Individually and on behalf of the Wrongful Death Beneficiaries of Peggy Akers vs. Advocate, Inc.
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* Advocate, Inc. is corporate operator of Boone Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, where Peggy Akers, age 73, was admitted in September 2010. Akers died last Jan. 5 following injuries, according to suit. Complaint seeks jury trial, detailing 12 counts, and wants judgment to include: Adequate damages exceeding minimum jurisdictional amount, general and special damages, litigation costs, punitive damages and other entitled relief under State law.
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Type: Bug
Status: Closed
Priority: Blocker
Resolution: Not A Problem
Affects Version/s: 2.2.2
Fix Version/s: None
Component/s: None
Windows XP (Virtualbox) with sun-java "1.6.0_24" and Ubuntu 11.04 with sun-java "1.6.0_26"
- Create two directories: "nospace" and "with space" (and make sure the path does not contain any other spaces)
- download karaf-2.2.2 and extract a copy into each directory.
- executing nospace/karaf/bin/karaf works just fine
karaf@root> features:listurl Loaded URI true mvn:org.apache.karaf.assemblies.features/standard/2.2.2/xml/features true mvn:org.apache.karaf.assemblies.features/enterprise/2.2.2/xml/features
- executing with space/karaf/bin/karaf does not work
karaf@root> features:listurl Loaded URI No repository URLs are set.
It seems that the featres.cfg is not read at all when the path contains a space.
Adding a URI manually also does not work:
karaf@root> features:addurl mvn:org.apache.karaf.assemblies.features/standard/2. 2.2/xml/features Could not add Feature Repository: java.net.MalformedURLException: Illegal character in path at index 31: file:/home/christophg/test/with space/apache-karaf-2.2.2/system/
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At least no longer a problem; this had been fixed somewhere with an pax-url upgrade
While Christoph's usecase works on 2.2.3 (after my upgrades) karaf still does not build on windows if you build it in a "kar af" folder on windows. Can you confirm this Mike?
@master: this surprises me. The bug is basically a problem of paxurl and it was on all paxurl versions. I've not upgrade paxurl/paxrunner on the master by now. Did we change anything in the url resolving process here on the master? Also we have to verify if it builds using a space in the name.
While this issue may be fixed I'm not convinced that we've caught all space-path-problems. One general trick here: If you get a URL in form of a String new File(new URI(pathAsString).getPath) have to be used everywhere. Otherwise %20 and other special url characters results in problems in Karaf...
Also confirmed that this is NOT an issue on the trunk (phew!). The OS this was tested with was: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit. As long as this works with XP Pro and Vista, I suggest we mark this ticket as closed.
Confirmed the bug in the 2.2.2 release. Also, confirmed the Pieber's fix in 2.2.3.
Committing to https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/karaf/branches/karaf-2.2.x ...
M admin/core/src/test/java/org/apache/karaf/jpm/ProcessTest.java
M assemblies/apache-karaf/src/main/distribution/unix-shell/bin/karaf
M assemblies/apache-karaf/src/main/distribution/unix-shell/bin/start
M assemblies/apache-karaf/src/main/distribution/unix-shell/bin/stop
M deployer/kar/src/test/java/org/apache/karaf/deployer/kar/KarArtifactInstallerTest.java
M main/src/test/java/org/apache/karaf/main/MainStartTest.java
Committed r1151893
OK, lets see what have to be done for the master and check if windows works
ok, the base problem is located in pax-url. I've already located and fixed the problem. I'll create the issue at pax-url, release it and upgrade Karaf. Integration tests still fail in the folder. I'm looking into it


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I have a client/server system that performs communication using XML transferred using HTTP requests and responses with the client using Perl's LWP and the server running Perl's CGI.pm through Apache. In addition the stream is encrypted using SSL with certificates for both the server and all clients.
This system works well, except that periodically the client needs to send really large amounts of data. An obvious solution would be to compress the data on the client side, send it over, and decompress it on the server. Rather than implement this myself, I was hoping to use Apache's mod_deflate's "Input Decompression" as described here.
The description warns:
If you evaluate the request body yourself, don't trust the Content-Length header! The Content-Length header reflects the length of the incoming data from the client and not the byte count of the decompressed data stream.
So if I provide a Content-Length value which matches the compressed data size, the data is truncated. This is because mod_deflate decompresses the stream, but CGI.pm only reads to the Content-Length limit.
Alternatively, if I try to outsmart it and override the Content-Length header with the decompressed data size, LWP complains and resets the value to the compressed length, leaving me with the same problem.
Finally, I attempted to hack the part of LWP which does the correction. The original code is:
# Set (or override) Content-Length header
my $clen = $request_headers->header('Content-Length');
if (defined($$content_ref) && length($$content_ref)) {
$has_content = length($$content_ref);
if (!defined($clen) || $clen ne $has_content) {
if (defined $clen) {
warn "Content-Length header value was wrong, fixed";
hlist_remove(\@h, 'Content-Length');
push(@h, 'Content-Length' => $has_content);
elsif ($clen) {
warn "Content-Length set when there is no content, fixed";
hlist_remove(\@h, 'Content-Length');
And I changed the push line to:
push(@h, 'Content-Length' => $clen);
Unfortunately this causes some problem where content (truncated or not) doesn't even get to my CGI script.
Has anyone made this work? I found this which does compression on a file before uploading, but not compressing a generic request.


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RealTime takes on risk of reducing stays
RealTime Health and Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have signed a risk-sharing contract for the company's patient flow system.
The contract includes terms that link payments to the trust achieving a minimum 10% sustained reduction in the average patient length of stay over a six month period.
Jim Gabriel, chief executive of RealTime Health, said: "We are delighted to be working with [Heatherwood and Wexham Park] in this way.
"This is our second risk-share length of stay reduction project in the UK and the performance target that we have committed to is significant.
"These projects get everybody aligned and working together in the same direction. As suppliers we enjoy having 'skin in the game'."
The RealTime Health solution combines a process change methodology based on clinical use cases from North American and UK hospitals with a real time patient flow software system.
This will integrate with Heatherwood and Wexham Park's clinical and administrative systems, avoiding duplicate entry, and provide information to the team involved in each patient's treatment and discharge from hospital.
The trust will also deploy the recently released RealTime Emergency Department patient flow module.
Other recent RealTime deployments include rollouts at North Cumbria University Hospitals NHS Trust and North Middlesex University Hospital NHS Trust.
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A redskinned person who hasn't done anything special in his life.
Everything is new for that stupid pomodore.
by Migh June 29, 2009
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