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I tried permanently turning off AntiSpam in the NIS Network Settings, but then I also receive the following error message when Outllook2010 starts. I am running Windows 7 Operating System and trying to find out resolution but unable to resolve this issue. Please help me. Thanks in advance.
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I am using Voice Objects for Eclipse but receiving the following error message when I try to launch or create a new project. How can I fix this issue without having any problem? I extremely need your assistance. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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I am getting the following error message whenever I start up Eclipse Juno. I have uninstalled the program to fix this error but could not resolve this annoying error message. I reinstalled the program again but the same error displays on the screen. I am running Mac Operating System. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
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When I attempt to add Cisco CallManager Attendant Console speed dial information, an error pops up stating "unable to amend speed dial" as shown in the image below.
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I am having problems with an exchanger server 2003.Neither can I add new accounts, remove accounts, sync outlook nor connect to a specific domain, which is either it doesn't exist or it is not able to be contacted. I am also unable to update the global address book. Facility Win32 Id no: C0070546 Microsoft Active directory error. I am thinking it is a permission related problem or something to do with the firewall. Can someone please help me on this one?
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The network to the company's network is made up of one Active Directory Domain, so as the systems administrator to the company, I installed Active directory certificate services also known as AD CS on a pc operating on Windows server 2008 and configured The AD CS server as an enterprise CA (certification authority).
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Laryngoscope Investigative Otolaryngology, the Triological Society's Open Access journal, is open for manuscript submission. Additional information is available here.
The combined Triological Society/American College of Surgeons Clinical Scientist Award program for 2016-2017 is available. Submissions are required by May 26, 2016. Information is available here for those who currently have a new K08 or K23 award or have an existing K08/K23 award with a minimum of 3 years remaining in the funding period as of October 1, 2016.
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We are sorry to share with you the passing of Dr. John Niparko who died died of complications from cancer treatment on April 25, 2016. Dr. Niparko was a Triological Society Fellow, elected in 1998. On behalf of the Triological Society Council and members, we extend sympathy to his family and colleagues. A full obituary, published in the Baltimore Sun is available here.
There have been a number of tributes and articles dedicated to Dr. Niparko. Links to those can be found here.
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"Stourhead - one of the great gardens of England" Stourton by iandsmith
Stourton Travel Guide: 22 reviews and 48 photos
I was actually unaware there was even a house here, so transfixed had I been with the photos of the garden; yet it deserves recognition in its own right.
In 1717 Henry Hoare I, the son of Sir Richard Hoare, founder of England's only surviving family bank, purchased the manor of Stourton.
Just three years earlier it had passed from the hands of the Catholic Stourton family who had lived there 700 years.
Henry Hoare I immediately demolished the existing house and employed Colen Campbell to build its replacement. Campbell was a leader of the fashionable neo-classical revival and Stourhead, as Hoare named his new home, was one of the first Palladian houses to be built in England.
The square main block has a pedimented portico to the east, rising to the height of the building. It is flanked by pavilions added in the 1790s to house a library and picture gallery. The rather severe lines of the facade are softened by three lead statues above the portico and the two flights of stairs rising to the entrance. Their end pillars support stone basins surmounted by the Hoare eagle.
I, for one, had no trouble imagining a carriage and fours clopping up the pathway to be attended to by the manservant at the main entrance. A style of living to which I am sure I could have become accustomed.
The contents of the house are a rich collection of heirlooms and items reflecting the interests of the Hoare family over several generations.
Works by Canaletto, Sir Joshua Reynolds and Poussin can be viewed inside (no photography please), amongst the 482 available paintings.
The furniture includes good examples from Georgian to Regency but the work of Thomas Chippendale the younger from 1795 to 1820 is outstanding. The work he produced for the library and picture gallery is celebrated. There are also pieces brought to Stourhead in the 19th century from Wavedon, the Hoare's family house in Buckinghamshire.
Henry Hoare II embellished his father's new house with paintings, sculpture and 'objets d'art'. This collection was greatly extended by his nephew Sir Richard Colt Hoare who inherited the house in 1785. Colt Hoare was a distinguished scholar, eminent antiquary and county historian.
He amassed a magnificent library in one of his purpose built extensions. This green and white library is one of the finest surviving Regency rooms in England, with over 5,000 volumes (no T.V., what else could you do) stored in the shelves.
The best of his grandfather's art collection together with his own acquisitions of works by Italian and British contemporaries were housed in the other pavilion. However, many of the best paintings were sold in the 19th century.
The inside is somewhat unique though inasmuch as all the contents of the house were once family possessions.
For over 200 years the Hoare family lived here, enjoying the fruits of their labours and those of their servants, but, I digress, I came here to see the garden.
- Pros:Fabulous garden, wonderful architecture, good art
- Cons:Haze
- In a nutshell:A must-see in Great Britain, especially spring and autumn
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Since the change to SATA hard drives this is a common complaint. But given I can't find the make, model and HDD details, I can't tell if it's the same old issue.
DBAN (see google) will wipe the drive clean. But the blue screen may continue if it's the usual issues.
Can someone tell me how to wipe a HD and completely start fresh.. to many issues.. blue screen of death when trying to re-load XP from bootup...
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As an IT Support Technician you will have the opportunity to become a key member in our small team with we expect a formal College based Apprenticeship to support your development.
CJE/4D has been at the leading edge of the computer hobbyist market using Acorn and Raspberry Pi Computers for over 30 years, selling and refurbishing legacy systems and the latest products worldwide. We have a number of new projects we are working on that you will be part of.
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Good communication skills.
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Confidence in problem solving.
An understanding and general knowledge of computers.
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GCSE Grade C or above (or equivalent) in Maths, English and preferably ICT
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Candidates must have a keen interest in Computers.
Effective interpersonal skills (questioning and listening)
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CJE/4D has been at the leading edge of the computer hobbyist market using Acorn and Raspberry Pi Computers for over 30 years, selling and refurbishing legacy systems and the latest products worldwide.
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We would expect at the end of the training that the Apprentice would become a full time permanent member of our team.
We expect the successful applicant will study the Level 2 IT, Software, Web and Telecoms Apprenticeship Framework. This includes Health & Safety, Roles and Responsibilities and a Technical Certificate. Candidates that do not hold GCSE Grade C or equivalent in Maths, English and ICT will be required to sit Functional Skills in these subjects.
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Northbrook is a very friendly College offering a wide range of Apprenticeships and Advanced Apprenticeships to people aged 16+. We also offer an increasing range of Higher Apprenticeships. It is possible (in many subject areas) to start an Apprenticeship at any time of the year.
Once apprentices have been enrolled they will have a 'named contact' responsible for ensuring their support and progress on their apprenticeship and to ensure that students not only achieve their qualifications but ENJOY their time at Northbrook as an Apprentice.
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Quickly check the flatness of a surface or wall, or to lay out cut lines on panels and sheets. The weight of a steel straightedge can be cumbersome, and unless extreme accuracy is necessary, an aluminum straightedge can be a welcome, lightweight alternative. 1-3/4 wide and 3/8" thick, the 24" long Straightedge weighs 18 oz. and has a tolerance of 0.001", while the 38" weighs 28 oz. and has a tolerance of 0.002". Black satin finish with a hole to hang it nearby. A great idea and a super value. Imported.


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This quirky Nose Bandana made me think of my dad who was known for alway carrying a real fabric handkerchief in his pocket. Made me smile.
DIY Cloud Light
Making this DIY Cloud light takes about an hour and costs only $10. Super adorable!
Dyson Blow Dryer
Now look at that! Dyson has come out with a hair dryer. Looks fancy. My friend Sally put it right: If it sucks or blows, you know Dyson's redesigning it. You can get one by dropping $400! Uhm. Yeah.
Zero Talent Required
So good: 10 things that require no talent or luck.
(via Jocelyn)
Elephant Tantrums
Who knew baby elephants have temper tantrums too? Reminds me of when my son had his silent epic meltdowns and I documented them over in itshardbeingtwo.com.
(thanks C.A. Vulliamy)
Life While-You-Wait
Amanda Palmer reads Polish Nobel Laureate Wislawa Szymborska's poem "Life While-You-Wait".
(via Brain Pickings)
Know Yourself Prompt Cards
These Know Yourself Cards by The School of Life are going to help you understand who you really are: what you want, how you feel and why you react as you do. A lack of self-knowledge can be trouble, for it makes us get into the wrong relationships, pick unsatisfactory jobs or spend money unwisely. As Socrates said: 'Know Yourself'.
How to Wrap Cheese
While visiting my friend in Charlottesville last week I noticed her wrapping her cheese in this super design-y Cheese Storage Paper by Formaticum. The two-ply paper allows cheese to breathe while maintaining optimal humidity preventing the cheese from drying out. Love that they include a video on how to perfectly wrap your cheese on their product page:
Respect your cheese!
Leaning Wooden Bench
This Leaning Wooden Bench by Studio Izabela Boloz made me look. Always fond of everyday objects that playfully challenge gravity.
Seems like most people have a hard time remembering how a bike is made, when asked to draw one. Some get close, some actually nail it perfectly, but most end up drawing something that is pretty far off from a regular men's bicycle. Gianluca Gimini collected hundreds of these drawings and then turned them into 3D renderings. So refreshing! Love this project.
(Thanks Dominie)
Date While You Wait
I absolutely love this Date While You Wait project by Thomas Knox. I wholeheartedly agree with his statement that life is all about human interaction. That's why I started CreativeMornings.
Wire & Twine
The fine folks over at Wire & Twine are running a Spring sale. Good people. Fun designs.
Tinybop | Infinite Arcade
Team Tinybop did it again. They just launched Infinite Arcade and it's blowing my mind! It basically allows you (or your little ones, of course) to create your own Arcade games. Start out with a classic game to build on and then add building blocks like hot lava, disco bricks, crystal, trampoline tiles etc. And, the best part: you can design your own characters. I know what I am doing this weekend! Get the game!
Duke Riley and LED equipped Pigeons
On the weekends May 7 through June 12, Creative Time and the Brooklyn Navy Yard will present the public artwork Fly by Night by artist Duke Riley. Thousands of pigeons will be released from a converted historic boat in an orchestrated performance. Leg bands on the pigeons, used historically to carry messages, will be replaced by LED lights controlled by remote control. This will be stunning to whitness!
Hoping the pigeons aren't suffering though. Seems though as Duke knows what he is doing as he has been raising pigeons most of his adult life and is working with pigeon experts and animal welfare groups on this.
(Did you know Duke Riley designed a Tattly for our Tattly Does Good initiative?)
Friday Link Pack
Well done Rbook campaign: The average human lifespan is 71 years. That's 25,915 days. 25,915 opportunities to make the most of our time, honoring the body you've been given through a commitment to physicality. Calculate yours over at Reebok.com/CountYourDays.
– Have a Middle Schooler? You need to listen to this American Life Episode
– OMG! Bike riders of Brooklyn, put this on your radar!
– I'll file this under Brooklyn Real Estate Dreams: 146 Willow Street
– List of most expensive domain names (via)
– Why Becoming Parents Makes People Better Employees
– What the what? Homemade hoverbike.
– This is what a knockoff Amazon or eBay charger does to your $1200 MacBook Pro
– Finding Love Again, This Time With a Man
– I LOVE THIS: Color palettes of masterpieces from famous artists. (via)
– Are you a Freelancer? Check out the Master Freelancer Award.
– The World According to Star Wars
– Not sure what I would do without Trello.
– Celebrating Prince through his album covers over at Format Magazine. (via)
– Apple sees a huge opportunity to connect patients, doctors, and caregivers using mobile technology: Apple's First CareKit Apps Are Here
– Bring some wild into your bedroom with this Wild Thing Wallpaper by Flavorpaper.
– The ladies of Cup of Joe recommend 8 podcasts.
– The Entrepreneur's 8-Step Checklist For Taking A Business Risk
– Quite moving: Player Two. (thanks Chris)
– Love how the wind-up key on this lamp allows you to dim and brighten the light.
– Great read on relationships: Stay or Leave? (I posted the animated video a few days ago, this is the written article)
– Did you know that Tattly launched scented tattoos?
– Movable Ink is looking to hire a Creative Director in NYC.
CreativeMornings Podcast / Season 2
Team CreativeMornings is giddy this morning: We just launched Season 2 of our CreativeMornings Podcast, starting out with a bang. Our first episode features Seth Godin's talk on what we're getting wrong at work — and how we can change it!
Download it over on iTunes, or listen to it on Soundcloud. And, if you're not the podcast type and want to watch the talk, head over to our site and watch it online.
Really love podcasts? Check out the first Season of our CreativeMornings podcast. There are some real gems in there.
Small Steps Are Giant Leaps
This touching father-son photo project made my heart melt a bit: Aaron Sheldon documents his four year old son as he discovers the world wearing an astronaut helmet. The helmet symbolizing how astronauts are brave and face their fears, this little four year old braves and discovers the world astronaut style.
Sheldon is turning the series into a photo book. Get a copy by backing his Kickstarter.
One Of Many / Austin
My friend Wesley just launched his 10th visual essay in his One of Many series. This time highlighting the Austin creative community. So proud of him and how he is running with this project. So much respect!
Ecuador Earthquake Lithograph
12 days ago Ecuador experienced a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake, killing over 500 people and leaving thousands of families without a home.
Portoviejo, where my friend Juan Miguel is from, was one of the towns most heavily affected by the earthquake. Marin's family survived but sadly, some of his friends lost their lives, a family member, or their homes.
One of Marin's way of helping with the reconstruction efforts is through the sale of his drawing of the map of Ecuador, part of his "Under The Influence" series. The earthquake's epicenter, near the coastal town of Muisne, is shown in the top left. The date and magnitude of the earthquake appear at the bottom of the lithograph. Hemlock Printers in Vancouver, Canada, generously donated 300 lithographs of Marin's print and all proceeds from this sale will go help the children of Portoviejo.
Each 18″ x 24″ lithograph, printed on 130lb Coronado stock, is signed, numbered, and shipped (this May) in reinforced tubes.
Misplaced New York
The Misplaced Series by Anton Repponen removes notable New York buildings from their surroundings and "misplaces" them in desolate landscapes around the world. LOVE!
(via Kottke)
Kind of a bummer when you realize you're a blob and you have no arms to pick up the phone. Thanks for the chuckle, Julian Glander.
CreativeMornings Talk: Andrew Hessel
Andrew Hessel, a futurist and catalyst in biological technology, delivers a powerful and thought-provoking CreativeMornings talk about the interplay between ethics, society, and life. Through the lens of his research in 3D-printing cancer-fighting viruses, Andrew challenges us to consider how we build ethical frameworks in our careers and in our lives. 27mins well spent.
"I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope. Which is what I do, and that enables you to laugh at life's realities."
— Dr. Seuss
American Modern Cup + Saucer
There is something incredibly elegant and beautiful about this American modern cup and saucer. Originally introduced in 1939 and designed by Russel Wright, this line is handcrafted exclusively by Bauer Pottery in Southern California.


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PUTNEY The town of Putney has turned down a request by the owner of a holiday-themed park to add a campsite to the property as she deals with an animal cruelty charge and bankruptcy proceedings.
The Brattleboro Reformer reported that the Putney Development Review Board rejected the application Tuesday for an eight-tent campsite at Santas Land, after owner Lillian Billewicz failed to show up at a meeting with more documentation.
Billewicz and property caretaker Brian Deistler, have pleaded not guilty to animal cruelty charges related to the alleged malnutrition and mistreatment of animals at the park.
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Denver's Local Flavors
The big trend in the culinary world these days is using locally grown ingredients, but Denver is way ahead of the curve here. Mile High City chefs have been taking advantage of the wide array of local producers in Colorado for years now.
Colorado offers free-range meats, artisan cheeses, fresher-than-fresh fruit and produce and much more. VISIT DENVER chatted with a few of the city's top chefs to get their thoughts on local ingredients.
Elise Wiggins
Panzano, 909 17th St.
WHY I USE LOCALLY-GROWN INGREDIENTS: I use local ingredients when they are in season because they taste fabulous most importantly, but also because it cuts down on carbon emissions not having to transport across the world or nation and also it supports small business farmers.
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: Haystack Mountain Goat Cheese, Coleman Beef, Summit Creek Lamb, Hazel Del Mushrooms, Palisade Peaches, Garfield Estate Wines. I'm excited and proud to say that Colorado has so many to offer.
Troy Guard
TAG, 1441 Larimer St.
WHY I USE LOCALLY-GROWN INGREDIENTS: It is important to me to use local products because I feel I SHOULD represent the state I live in and support our local industry. We have great products and people here, why not draw from all that? Plus, it far better locally produced, it just feels right and tastes better when I can use and help out the people that help me.
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: There are so many great products here in Colorado, but to name a few: Bizzy Bee Honey, Haystack Goat Cheese and Palisade Peaches are amazing! Try my Colorado Buffalo Panini with Pueblo chiles, Haystack Goat Brie and Palisade Grilled Peaches! It's a great dish for the summer.
Jen Jasinski
Rioja, 1431 Larimer St.
WHY I USE LOCALLY-GROWN INGREDIENTS: I think in any place you are whether its in Denver or Santa Barbara that if you buy locally you are doing a number of great things. You are helping your local economy, you are lessening the carbon footprint of transport and you are eating much fresher.
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: A couple of my favorites are the Palisades Peaches and Olathe Corn. I have a smoked corn risotto I just put on the menu that will feature that corn and I do a cabrales crostini with grilled peaches and Serrano ham as an appetizer.
Matt Selby
Central Bistro + Bar, 1691 Central St.
WHY I USE LOCALLY-GROWN INGREDIENTS: Using locally-grown ingredients is important to me for many reasons, the most natural being that I'm a native. I've enjoyed Colorado produce, meats and cheeses all of my life ... the quality and diversity of Colorado offerings are something I've simply come to expect. Also, I know the importance of supporting local agriculture, economy, and community. When all of those things are supported and showcased, our city's culture shines through.
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: My number one, hands down favorite Colorado ingredient is Colorado peaches. Can't get enough of them ... when the season is over, I feel a little sad. That's why I try to always buy a surplus, which I pickle for the cooler months. Also I'm a huge fan of any of the goat cheeses from Haystack Mountain ... the Buttercup and Red Cloud in particular. Naturally, my "chef's instinct" is to combine the two, peaches and goat cheese. I like to simply grill Colorado peaches, and spread Haystack Mountain goat cheese onto the just-grilled peaches. Place the peach on a bed of arugula tossed simply in extra virgin olive oil, and lemon juice and you have an incredible hot weather snack.
Tyler Wiard
Elway's, 2500 E. 1st Ave.
WHY I USE LOCALLY GROWN INGREDIENTS: Using locally grown ingredients is important to me because I know the farmers and have a relationship with them. There is definitely a sense of community and pride that we are using ingredients that are grown in our own state. Colorado is a unique state to have so many different ingredients from so many different climates, elevations, and terrain. That is another reason why it is so much fun using local ingredients.
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: My favorite Colorado ingredients are peaches, fingerling potatoes, purple potatoes, rhubarb, mushrooms, lamb, goat cheese, onions, just to name a few. There are so many ingredients that sometimes I am still amazed how many local ingredients we can use as chefs in Colorado and Denver.
Andrea Frizzi
Il Posto, 2011 E. 17th Ave.
WHY I USE LOCALLY GROWN INGREDIENTS: Slow food is our style. Local means fresh, means that we connect with the land its odors and aromas, the style of living and support our local economy. It's about the culture of our region, the development and growth of our culinary standards and lifestyle
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: Peaches, plums, cherries, asparagus, lettuce from Verde Farm, porcini mushrooms from Mount Evans, red beets from Easter slopes, sweet corn, brussel sprouts, apricots.
Pete List
Beatrice & Woodsley, 38 S. Broadway
WHY I USE LOCALLY GROWN INGREDIENTS: I use locally grown products for several reasons. First, to support the local farmers and producers. Second, I value and share the passion involved in growing or raising a high quality product. Quality is also a large factor for my using locally grown products. I like to know what I am getting, how it is treated and is fresh.
SOME OF MY FAVORITES: As I have recently moved back to Colorado from Chicago, I am rediscovering some of my favorites. Currently, corn and the fabulous peaches from the western slope are among my favorites. Tomatoes are always high on my list as are good sweet peas and beans.
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On 10/10/2012 08:20 AM, Corey Bryant wrote: > This option can be used for passing file descriptors on the > command line. It mirrors the existing add-fd QMP command which > allows an fd to be passed to QEMU via SCM_RIGHTS and added to an > fd set. > > This can be combined with commands such as -drive to link file > descriptors in an fd set to a drive: > > qemu-kvm -add-fd fd=4,set=2,opaque="rdwr:/path/to/file" > -add-fd fd=5,set=2,opaque="rdonly:/path/to/file" > -drive file=/dev/fdset/2,index=0,media=disk > > This example adds fds 4 and 5, and the accompanying opaque > strings to the fd set with ID=2. qemu_open() already knows how > to handle a filename of this format. qemu_open() searches the > corresponding fd set for an fd and when it finds a match, QEMU > goes on to use a dup of that fd just like it would have used an > fd that it opened itself. Missing some argument validation. Earlier, I complained about set validation, now I'm going to complain about fd validation. > +static int parse_add_fd(QemuOpts *opts, void *opaque) > +{ > + int fd; > + int64_t fdset_id; > + const char *fd_opaque = NULL; > + > + fd = qemu_opt_get_number(opts, "fd", -1); > + fdset_id = qemu_opt_get_number(opts, "set", -1); > + fd_opaque = qemu_opt_get(opts, "opaque"); If I call 'qemu -add-fd fd=-2,set=1', that had better fail because fd -2 does not exist. Likewise if I call 'qemu -add-fd fd=10000000,set=1' (here, picking an fd that I know can't be opened). More subtly, 'qemu -add-fd fd=4,set=1 4<&-' should fail, since fd 4 was not inherited down to the qemu process. Fuzzier is whether 'qemu -add-fd fd=0,set=1' makes sense, as that would then make stdin be competing for multiple uses; this would be a situation that the monitor command can't duplicate, so you have introduced new ways to possibly break things from the command line. I'm thinking it's safest to reject fd of 0, 1, or 2 for now, and only relax it later IF we can prove that it would be both useful and safe. So it sounds like you need something like fcntl(fd,F_GETFL) to see that an the fd was actually inherited, as well as validating that fd > STDERR_FILENO. Another missing validation check is for duplicate use. With the monitor command, you ALWAYS have a unique fd (thanks to SCM_RIGHTS). But with the command line, I can type 'qemu -add-fd fd=4,set=1 -add-fd fd=4,set=2'. Oops - I've now corrupted your set layout, unless you validate that every fd requested in -add-fd does not already reside in any existing set. Thinking aloud: On the other hand, being able to pass in one fd to multiple sets MIGHT be useful; in the SCM_RIGHTS monitor command case, I can pass the same fd from the management perspective into multiple sets, even though in qemu's perspective, there will be multiple fds created (one per call). Perhaps instead of directly adding the inherited fd to a set, and having to then sweep all sets to check for duplicates, it might make sense to add dup(fd) to a set, so that if I call: qemu -add-fd fd=4,set=1 -add-fd fd=4,set=2 -add-fd fd=5,set=2 what REALLY happens is that qemu adds dup(4)==6 to set 1, dup(4)==7 to set 2, and dup(5)==8 to set 3. Then, after all ALL -add-fd have been processed, qemu then does another pass through them calling close(4) and close(5) (to avoid holding the original fds open indefinitely if the corresponding sets are discarded). Hmm, notice that if you dup() before adding to a set, then that the dup() resolves my first complaint of validating that the inherited fd exists; it also changes the problem of dealing with fd 0 (it would now be valid to add fd 0 to any number of sets; but a final cleanup loop had better be careful to not call close(0) unintentionally). Personally, though, I'm not sure the complexity of using dup() buys us anything, so I'm happy with the simpler solution of using fd as-is, coupled with a check for no reuse of an fd already in a set. -- Eric Blake eblake redhat com +1-919-301-3266 Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org
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Lincoln MKS Reviews and Owner Comments
Bought my MKS in June 2010 as a demo car with 12,000 miles on it. It is my second favorite car of all time and I'm 70. It drives and feels more like a European car (the ride is not soft but not harsh)and handles very well in emergencies. My Lincoln is AWD and works great in the snow however, if the snow is more than 7" deep the airdam causes snow to be pushed up in front of the radiator. It currently has 61,000 miles on it and I average 22.5 miles/gal. The tires still have at least 10,000 miles left on the tread but the sidewalls are beginning to crack. I dread having to buy new tire for these 20" rims. The car has only be in the shop for one problem; the drivers side seat control bracket broke and was replace with a new-better part. I put my own trailer hitch on a couple of years ago and have towed two large motorcycles on a heavy trailer 450 miles each way to the beach and back with no problems. At the current miles I am just having brakes replace for the first time. Odd that the rear breaks are more worn out than the front. Must be because my wife has driven with the parking brake on. Over all I'm very please with the car, but hate to think what a radio/navi or transmission problem might cost.
Air conditioner does not work when on auto, dealer says,"we did not design this", . Ford insist that I am wrong, although I set the temp @72 degrees and the inside temp is at lest 85 degrees, but who is counting?. First and last time I buy Ford anything. From now on I rely on the "Consumer Reports" magazine. I read reports the MKS quiet, mine is like driving thru a thunderstorm( low frequency rumble). Since we purchased this thing I been to the dealer 7 times, lucky I'm retired. (I take my own reading materials). One trip to order part. one more to install. Ted
Check engine light comes on all the time, then goes off. I've taken it to the dealership twice and they can't find anything wrong with it. 1st they said it was the car's computer. Seems to come on after I get gas or just for no apparent reason at all. Nice car, but it makes me leary of the quality with the light coming on and off.
I lease a 2010 Lincoln MKS. My lease is done in Feb.2012. I was planning on buying it but now I wonder if I should. The engine light comes on almost every time after I re-fuel. I took it to the dealership where I bought it. They tell me it needs a new catalytic converter. Otherwise, I love the car but should I buy it now? It only has 19,000 miles on it.


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Real Name
Victor Falco
Human (Formerly)
Skin Color
Pale Green
Eye Color
Army of Rats
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First Appearance
Monkey Brains (Victor Falco)
The Rat King is a character and a villain in Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. He first appeared in the episode Monkey Brains. After his final fight with Splinter in which he falls off of a cliff, Falco's fate is left unknown.
Official Description
"Formerly a scientist who studied DNA and parapsychology, I put one of my mutagenic hybrid compounds to the test, and accidentally transformed myself into the king of all rats. I now have the ability to command rodents, including Splinter. And I won't rest until his meddlesome turtles are destroyed."
- Rat King
Early Life
Born in 1957 in New York City, Victor Falco attended the same college as Tyler Rockwell, who he soon became lab partners with for 33 year following their graduation. This partnership took a dark turn when Falco used Rockwell in an experiment assigned to him by the The Kraang that involved Mutagen, a neuro-chemical, and monkey DNA, mutating Rockwell into a mutant monkey in order to extract a psychic-neuro chemical from his mutant brain. However, Rockwell escaped, and Falco reported him missing to the public, hoping that they would find Rockwell (who he said was acctually a regular monkey being Rockwell expirimented on in his lab) and bring him back to Falco so the neuro-chemical could be extracted.
Season 1
Monkey Brains: When Falco makes his debut in this episode, the Turtles have brought Rockwell to him but when they find out the truth and went to stop Falco, he had already injected the chemical into his own brain, giving himself psychic mind-reading powers. He defeated the Turtles, as he was able to foresee their attacks before they made them. It wasn't until Donnie mastered the art of fighting without thought that Falco was defeated, yet was able to escape.
I, Monster: Falco returns in this episode. He is seen at the beginning working in a laboratory, talking to himself about how the turtles and his planned revenge, doing experiments with the mutagen and and a lot of rats. He was able to bring back a chemical in the ooze that gave him his psychic abilities in Monkey Brains. Unfortunately, this all goes horribly awry when two rats are chewing on an electrical wire which causes it to break and swing down onto Falco & the ooze. This causes an explosion and makes the ooze go onto Falco, giving him his psychic abilities back. However, since he was experimenting on rats, these powers became limited to himself, rodents and rodent mutants (formerly animal or formerly human). He gains the ability to control the rats' minds and see the world through their eyes, and now calls himself "The Rat King". He is able to take control over Splinter and sends him to attack the Turtles. Donatello, Raphael, Michelangelo are able to tackle him. Leonardo brings him back to normal using the picture with his wife and child, bringing his memories back. When back to normal, Splinter attacks Rat King and knocks him out with just two fingers! The Rat King is then seen being carried away by dozens of rats.
Season 2
Of Rats and Men: The Rat King appears again this time with a new weapon! An army of Giant Rats! His evil plot is to make an army of human rats like Splinter! So he sends out the Giant Rats to take some down to his lair. The Rat King again tries to use Splinters mind. Splinter breaks the spell and defeats him by blind-folding himself (there for blinding The Rat King). The Rat King tried to defeat Splinter but stumbled and fell into a huge smokey pit to his apparent death.
As Victor Falco: Falco is middle aged, with dark hair going gray at the temples, eyes taking on a blood shot look under the effects of the neuro-chemical, and a long lab coat and tan trousers. He is highly knowledgeable in neuroscience.
As The Rat King: Rat King is very skinny, pale, and zombie/corpse looking with dry and wrinkled flesh, decaying teeth, mostly burnt hair, and hypnotic eyes. He wears a long black coat and with a matching hat, bandages over his eyes (this helps his powers stay in control) and bandages on him in other places such as his arms.
- (When trying to brainwash Splinter) "Join me...Join me!"
- Falco: "Why do you cling so hard to this life of your's? (Splinter: I am needed here.) Falco: By whom!?! Even your so-called 'Children' have begun to out-grow you".
- "We both have come to see the world through the eyes of rats...We both have lost everything we held dear. We both have become outcast from society."
- (During his fight with Donnie) "By the way...do you REALLY think you have a chance with April?"
- "I am THE RAT KING!"
- "Who says I'm not in control?" (while running away from Splinter)
- Mikey tried to call him Verminator, as an homage to the Archie TMNT character, Verminator X.
- The Skeletons in Mazes & Mutants resemble The Rat King.


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Diagnostic Cytopathology
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Edited By: Carlos W.M. Bedrossian, MD
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Diagnostic Cytopathology is a monthly publication presenting the latest information on the practical applications of clinical cytology in determining the etiology, diagnosis, prognosis and therapeutic options of benign and malignant disease. The journal welcomes articles based on the study of cyto-histological samples obtained in a non-invasive fashion and examined by routine and ancillary methods. Committed to bridging the gap between cytopathology and surgical pathology, Diagnostic Cytopathology stresses the value of clinical-pathological correlations, as well as the correlation between cytological and histological findings, as the gold standard for the accuracy and reliability of cytological diagnoses. Whereas the early diagnosis of cancer remains at the core of our publishing philosophy, topics of interest include all subjects that impact the practice of cytopathology and its scientific basis.
Symposium Issues. Diagnostic Cytopathology publishes both print and on-line-only special issues dedicated to a single topic or organ system. These themed issues are usually by invitation to a guest editor, but the journal will consider proposals from authors and organizations willing to cover the expenses of publishing a portion of or a complete special issue. Proposals must be submitted via email to the editorial office and include the topic, the number of articles, potential authors, length of the papers, number of illustrations, and other pertinent details, including sponsorship information, source of funding, and disclosures. Sponsorship may be in the form of advertising pages for products related to the practice of cytopathology, or funding to cover the cost of publication online or in print. Proceedings of meetings will not be considered for publication as a special issue. Topics must first be reviewed by the editorial board and all articles will be peer-reviewed prior to their publication. Ample amount of time should be allotted to the production time of these special issues.
Types of Article Published in Diagnostic Cytopathology:
Original Article. Studies of a large series of cases (usually 12 or more) obtained as fine needle aspiration and core biopsies, non-gynecological specimens and gynecological samples, including liquid-based preparations. Focus: cyto-histological correlation; new information derived from assessment of sensitivity, specificity and accuracy of a diagnostic modality; impact of newer procedures for collection of clinical samples; cost-effectiveness of different approaches for the diagnosis of the same entity; applications of newly developed immuno-histochemical markers to elucidate the phenotype of cell populations; newer applications of existing methodologies, including automation, morphometry, electron microscopy, flow cytometry, image analysis, cytogenetics, in-situ hybridization and other ancillary techniques applicable to small cyto-histological samples; and other topics based on original observations, new insights and novel utilization of established technologies. Restrictions: None
Brief Report. Report of a single case or a small series (fewer than 12) with unique content and exceptional clarity. Reports should be succinct with a single well-defined message. Focus: rare conditions, unique findings, overlapping features, uncommon presentations, unexpected outcomes, confounding factors and other unusual observations. Note: Authors may be asked to revise and re-submit a Brief Report in the Letter to the Editor or Images in Cytology format, in order to maximize the value of their reported experience. Restrictions: 1200 words of body text for a single case, 1500 words of body text for a small series; maximum 6 figures
Timely Review. Comprehensive review and/or critique of the literature paired with the authors' experience of an organ system, clinical condition, or technology. Must be thorough and provide educational value and scientific insight. Case reports do not qualify as Timely Review articles. Restrictions: None
Images in Cytology. Rely on the visual singularity of their illustrations to call attention to a rare condition or provide exceptionally classical examples of a common entity. Succinct reviews of the literature add value. Authors should be concise in descriptions of cytological findings; the pictures tell the story and catch the attention of the reader. Restrictions: 1000 words of body text; maximum 6 figures
Molecular Cytopathology. Describe original observations based on translational research, molecular testing, and the identification of targets for novel forms of treatment. Restrictions: None
Letter to the Editor. Commentaries in response to a recently published article, or focused, timely communications of immediate interest to the readership. Letters may also describe a unique clinical observation in a shorter format than a brief report, or consist of opinions that benefit from a direct style and a shorter length than an Editorial. Restrictions: 1000 words of body text; maximum 3 figures and 1 table
Editorial. Recognized leaders in the field of cytopathology may offer their opinions regarding an article or a group of related papers appearing in the same issue of the journal. Editorials are usually by invitation of the Editor-in-Chief but may also include the unsolicited analysis of new trends in the practice of cytopathology or the author's perspective on articles recently published in Diagnostic Cytopathology or in another journal. Restrictions: None
Book Review. Reviews of newly-published text-books, atlases and monographs dedicated to cytopathology and its related disciplines. Organ-specific books with emphasis on cyto-histological correlation and adjunctive technique as well as texts with advances in new technology are also welcome. Restrictions: 1000 words of body text
Special Contribution. Diagnostic Cytopathology will consider for publication special articles that highlight the solution of diagnostic dilemmas, the history of the field, geographic cytopathology, communications from professional organizations, and presentations of new regulations and special developments in practice. For more information on submitting a Special Contributions article, please query the editorial office.
NEW! Educational Forum. An opportunity for residents and fellows to be first author on a paper, an Educational Forum paper can take the form of a case report (single case or small series) or a short review (a focused piece pairing the authors' experience of a specific organ, clinical condition, technology, diagnostic entity, or test with a review and/or critique of the literature). Full reviews of broader topics should be submitted as Timely Review articles. Restrictions: 2,000 words of body text; 2 authors (the resident or fellow is the first author, and a faculty mentor is the second author.)
Publication Ethics. Wiley-Blackwell is a member of the UK Committee on Publication Ethics. Authors must disclose funding sources and conflicts of interest (for more details, see "Title Page" under "Submissions" below. Authors must follow ethical guidelines in experiments and verify this in the Methods section of their work (for more details, see "Methods Section" under "Submissions" below). Original textual matter quoted from other authors must have formal citation and be appropriately attributed and referenced. Any statements that might be construed as defamatory must be avoided. The Editors reserve the right to reject a paper on ethical grounds. For more detailed ethical guidelines, please visit: http://www.wiley.com/bw/publicationethics/.
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All manuscripts should be submitted online using Manuscript Central. This site allows authors to upload their manuscript text, figures, and related files in appropriate formats. The system then generates a pdf for review. Please follow the instructions below to create your submission.
Manuscript Document Requirements
Manuscripts must be submitted in .doc or .rtf file format. All text must be double-spaced with a ragged right margin. All section headers and paragraphs should begin flush left with no indents. Please use one space between each paragraph and two spaces between sections of text.
Avoid using text boxes, linked text, hidden text, automatic numbering of references and lists, endnotes or footnotes, and all other forms of automatic formatting. Please do not place a hard return at the end of every line. These types of formatting are removed, and this removal can produce errors.
Detailed information on style and preparation of manuscripts is in Scientific Style and Format: The CBE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers, 7th edition (2006, Council of Science Editors in cooperation with the Rockefeller University Press).
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1. Make sure your article title is SEO-friendly. It should be descriptive, and it must include a key phrase from your topic. Key words should appear within the title's first 65 characters.
2. Provide up to five topic-specific key words or phrases in the keyword field.
3. Be sure your key words and phrases appear in your abstract several times, but don't go overboard or the search engine may kick you out.
4. When referencing authors, be consistent. Use their names as they generally appear in past online publications.
5. When appropriate, use your key words in article section headings.
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English Language. All manuscripts must be written in clear, correct English. Manuscripts not meeting the language requirement may be declined without peer review at the Editor's discretion. Authors for whom English is a second language may choose to have their manuscript professionally edited before submission to improve the English. A list of independent suppliers of editing services can be found here. Japanese authors can also find a list of local English improvement services here. All services are paid for and arranged by the author, and use of one of these services does not guarantee acceptance or preference for publication.
Please be aware that the total file size of your submission cannot exceed 500,000 K.
Author Formatting. Diagnostic Cytopathology is pleased to offer an Author Formatted submission option. Tables and figures may be embedded smoothly and closely into the flow of text for a quicker review. If your tables and figures are not suitable for this style, please use the more traditional submission style of submitting tables and figures in separate files. Authors of accepted papers will be expected to provide table and figure files to the production-level specifications outlined in the below instructions. All other guidelines must be adhered to in Author Formatted submissions.Please arrange your text and other elements in the following order:
Title Page. The first page of the manuscript. Must include all of the following:
- Title and short (running) title
- Full names and affiliations for all authors, including the highest academic degree
- Full postal address, telephone and fax number, and e-mail address for the corresponding author, to whom the proofs will be sent
- Conflict of Interest statement
- Disclosure of grants or other funding
Authors are expected to disclose, on the title page of their manuscripts, any commercial or other associations that might pose a conflict of interest in connection with the submitted article. All funding sources supporting the work, and institutional or corporate affiliations of the authors, should be acknowledged on the title page. These statements will be published in the journal.
Abstract and Keywords. The second page of the manuscript. Abstracts are required for all papers except Letters to the Editor and Images in Cytology. Brief Reports: single unstructured paragraph of 250 words or less that states the principal findings and conclusions. Original Articles: 250 words structured in four sections: Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion. Review and Technology articles: structured or unstructured as appropriate for the sections of the paper.
All articles must include 3 to 6 key words suitable for indexing.
Sections and Subheadings. The text should be organized, if possible, into the following sections: Abstract and keywords, Body of Article, Acknowledgments, References, Figure Legends.
Original Articles: the body text should have the following subheadings: Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion.
Brief Reports: the body text should have the following subheadings: Introduction, Case Report(s), Discussion/Conclusion. Materials and Methods and Results/Findings may be included as necessary.
Images in Cytology, Advances in Technology, Timely Reviews, and Letters to the Editor should follow the structures of scientific writing with appropriate variations on standard section content as needed.
Methods Section. Diagnostic Cytopathology is committed to transparency and ethical research. When reporting research on human subjects, the work must comply with the principles of the Declaration of Helsinki. Experiments using human tissue must be shown to comply with national and local ethical guidelines. Authors must confirm that an ethics committee granted approval of the study, and where appropriate, that all subjects gave informed consent. If the study was exempt from approval, please explain the exemption (retrospective study, only used de-identified patient data, etc).
References. In the text, cite references using sequential Arabic numerals in superscript. In the References section, articles should be numbered consecutively in the order in which they appear in the text. Only articles that have been published or are in press may be included in the Reference section. Authors are encouraged to rely upon citation of articles published in primary research journals. Citations like "personal communication" or "submitted" should not be listed in the references but may be inserted parenthetically into the text at the appropriate point. Authors must obtain a signed letter of permission from cited persons to use unpublished results or personal communications in the manuscript.
Notes: Use journal abbreviations as adopted by Index Medicus. Do not use any italics. For author names, do not use spaces or periods between initials. For an entire book, the total number of pages is given. For book chapters and journal articles, please give the complete page range of the chapter or article. For assistance, you may wish to consult the websites maintained by the National Library of Medicine (USA) at http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query/static/citmatch.html or http://www.nlm.nih.gov/pubs/formats/internet.pdf.
Journal article:
Campbell JL, Nash HA. Volatile general anesthetics reveal a neurobiological role for the white and brown genes of Drosophila melanogaster. J Neurobiol 2001;49:339-349.
Entire Book:
Voet D, Voet JG. Biochemistry. New York: John Wiley & Sons; 1990. 1223 p.
Chapter in a book:
Gilmore ML, Rouse ST, Heilman CJ, Nash NR, Levey AI. Receptor fusion proteins and analysis. In: Ariano MA, editor. Receptor localization. New York: Wiley-Liss; 1998. p 75-90.
You may wish to use the EndNote system to assist you in formatting your references. More information, including Diagnostic Cytopathology's reference style, can be found at authorservices.wiley.com/jendnotes/.
Figure Legends. Include as a list following the References section. Legends should provide sufficient information to allow the reader comprehension without reference to the text.
Tables. All tables must be text, created using the tables function in a word-processing program. Font size cannot be smaller than 10 point. Title all tables at the top, and number them in order of their citation in the text. Any notes should appear at the bottom of the table. In an Author-Formatted submission, tables may be embedded in the flow of text as they are mentioned. For accepted papers, tables must be submitted separately from the main manuscript document, in a text file (.doc or .rtf), with each table beginning on a new page.
Figures (Illustrations). Do not embed legends within images; all caption/legend text should be separate. Illustrations should be referred to in the text as "Figs" and be given Arabic numbers. In an Author-Formatted submission, figures may be embedded in the flow of text as they are mentioned. For accepted papers, submit figures separately from the manuscript text document. Each Figure must be an individual file upload according to the below specifications.
The journal can accept JPG, TIFF and EPS image file formats ONLY. Figures submitted as Bitmap, Excel, PowerPoint, or Word document files will be returned to the author for re-submission. Color images should be saved in RGB color scheme. Photomicrographs and photographs must have a resolution of 300 dpi. Line artwork (e.g., vector graphics) must have a resolution of 600 dpi.
Photomicrographs should state the original magnification. Lines should be of sufficient thickness to stand reduction (no less than 4 mm wide for a 50% reduction), and letters should be a minimum of 9 pt Arial or an equivalent size. More detailed information on the preparation and submission of electronic artwork can be found here and here. To ensure that your digital graphics are suitable for print purposes, please go to RapidInspector™ at http://rapidinspector.cadmus.com/zwi/index.jsp. This free, stand-alone software application will help you to inspect and verify illustrations right on your computer.
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Authorities say they are determined to prevent a similar incident. They're bringing in an expert to talk to high school students about bullying and suicide this month. Nationally recognized lecturer John Halligan, of Ryan's Story Presentation, will speak about the story of his 13-year-old son, Ryan.
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Oklahomans worried about their heat being cut off in the cold because of a past-due bill can rest warm and easy.
Oklahoma Natural Gas Co. and Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. both follow an Oklahoma Corporation Commission policy that says service will not be disconnected if the temperature is or is predicted to be 32 degrees or lower.
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