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them and this time we are here with the newest star in the B-sky –
Adhyayan Suman, the son to veteran tele and cine- actor Shekhar Suman.
Let's get close and know more about the star son Adhyayan.
Q. You were appreciated for your performance in Kumar Mangat">Kumar Mangat's Haal-e-dil, but your role seemed to be very short…
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Q. So...would you like to work again with him in the future?
A. Nope, of course not.
Q. Your favourite song of Haal-e Dil?
A. My favouite song is Jeeta Hoon...
Q. How was the working experience with Amita Pathak?
A. It was a good experience working with her. She is very talented and hardworking girl.
Q. Any film scheduled with papa Shekhar Suman?
A. Yeah, I am doing a film with my dad where he is playing my elder brother.
Q. Did your dad give you any acting tips while shooting for your first film?
A. He just asked me to be focused and determined in life and always to have an aim in life.
Q. Did you always know right from childhood that Bollywood is where your heart is?
A. Yeah of course it was always my career.
Q. Being a star's son, were you given any special treatment in your schooling days?
A. Yes, I was treated like a star son when I was in India till the 7th standard but then when I went abroad no one knew who I was.
Q. Do you think acting is inborn?
A. Oh yes, because one can never learn acting. It comes from you inside.
Q. While talking to you one has to think about your upcoming flick i.e. Raaz 2. What is your character in the film?
A. It's a role of an atheist who doesn't believe in God and spirits and makes documentaries to tell the world that there is no ghost. All these are just an imaginary term and he is in a live in relationship with Kangana. Well, that's enough for the time being. I will unfold the Raaz in a few months time.
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(WJLA) - Practice had just ended when Robert Griffin III decided he had a statement to make:
"I just met a real special individual that was in the conference room with us a few seconds ago," he said.
A few hundred yards away stood Kate Dunn and her mom, Amanda.
"We met Robert, who was just a fabulous young man," Amanda said.
"It was like a dream. I'm not sure that I'm not dead and in heaven right now," Kate said.
Kate is 16 years old. Her idol is RGIII. She loved playing football too, but she suffered from a malformation of the brain and two years ago, Kate had surgery to remove part of her skull. Her football days were done - and she was crushed.
"When we would be sitting up at night trying to save her, it would be like 'What would RGIII do, Kate?' Would he just lay down and give up or would he get up and fight?'" Amanda said.
So Kate fought - with RGIII always in her thoughts.
"Seeing him go out there and, I don't know, just get through so much just like me," Kate said.
Robert had never heard of Kate and her story, but she wanted to thank him, so she wrote him a letter.
"I've been carrying it around in my pocket for about a year now," Kate said.
Recently, Kate reached out to Robert on Twitter. He responded, and invited Kate to Redskins Park. Today was the day.
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Kate is now coaching football and nursing a knee injury of her own. She left the park with a signed football -- and so much more.
"Just a story about why we do what we do as athletes. It's for peoThe girl that got to meet @RGIII today is about to get a big surprise - live on SportsTalk. Right now. @NewsChannel8ple that we don't know are watching," Robert said.
"Just to get to talk to him and let him know how much of an impact he has on people, it's really good," Kate said.
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The liberal theory of social justice focuses on distributive justice within societies, and it is deeply committed to social ideals like liberty, equality, and impartiality, as we saw in the previous chapter. These basic ideas, however, do not in themselves constitute a meaningful theory of social justice. For that purpose we also need intermediate premises: premises defining a justification procedure that is consistent with the prior principles mentioned in the previous chapter and premises delineating distribution rules consistent with the justification procedure. In the next three chapters, I shall be concerned with the first kind of premises.
Chapter 4 discusses one of the most disturbing problems for theorists of impartiality: how to prefer one distributive scheme over others without preferring one morality over others. This is known, with a mind-boggling metaphor, as the search for an Archimedean point, the point from which any reasonable moral theory or plan of life can be 'lifted' and included in the theory of a just and impartial society. My version of the Archimedean point will simply be called archpoint, or, more precisely, archpoint of view.
At the basis of this search for an Archimedean point lies another question, often referred to as the (Rawlsian) problem of the thin theory of the good. It is said that, in choosing principles of justice that do not unjustifiably promote some reasonable plans of life more than others, people in the original position must have something like a minimal ('thin') notion of the human good, that is, a theory of what matters about a person and for a person regardless of so-called contingent circumstances like class, culture, sex, race, history, or innate capacities. The solution I propose in Chapter 4 is based on a notion similar to the classical idea of virtue: full reasons. Full reasons are fundamental reasons for behaviour, reasons that cannot be denied without also denying that being a person matters from a moral point of view. Denying (or 'neutralizing', or 'impartializing') them reduces personality to a status of moral irrelevancy.


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Roger Federer VS Andy Roddick — Wimbledon 2003 Highlights
Wimbledon Winners Video clip Rating: 4 / 5
By Deadeye287, August 14, 2010 @ 2:06 am
@Davewise1965 then u shouldn't talk shit about someone u know nothing about, especially if u literally can't hold a racket to them. He's got millions of dollars, a loving trophy wife, won a grand slam, won davis cup, won 30+ atp titles, has been in the top 10 since 01, AND has been the world number 1. Whether he wins another gs or not (despite making 4 other finals) he's a tennis hall of famer. I think we know he amounted to something, now you, on the otherhand, are just a moron who really wont
By TheWindupDream, August 14, 2010 @ 2:28 am
Federer is an amazing player. Shame about his 16-8 H2H versus Nadal. Hard to call him the greatest, but he certainly is one of the greatest.
By templetonbob, August 14, 2010 @ 2:48 am
The Beginning of a Dynasty
By 123456789julle, August 14, 2010 @ 3:46 am
very good video!!!
By TheInimitableKaka, August 14, 2010 @ 4:38 am
I laughed so hard when I heard "A Roddick-like" forehand…probably the last time that was ever said about Federer hahaha
By gigatuff, August 14, 2010 @ 5:01 am
The most talented player of all time
By bichfoo, August 14, 2010 @ 5:16 am
@proud0syrian My thoughts exactly.
By isselman2000, August 14, 2010 @ 6:14 am
@Davewise1965 You have some issues, you know that?
By proud0syrian, August 14, 2010 @ 7:03 am
people might criticize federer as much as they want, but that will never make him any less, the way he plays makes you wonder, how easy tennis is, he finishes 3 hours match barely sweating[at least thats what we see on tv] ,he does not make noises as he hits balls as fast as 120mph, since he came on the top of the tennis world, he made a class of his own, broke many records, made history, so ,federer haters, bark as much as you want, he is the greatest of all times.
By 5h4d35Videogames, August 14, 2010 @ 7:28 am
@Davewise1965 Of course everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but when one gives his, obviously we are going to consider the source. Obviously we aren't going to consider that opinion seriously due to the lack of ethos
By ShadeXH, August 14, 2010 @ 7:43 am
Fed's volleys used to be so amazing… what happened?
By Davewise1965, August 14, 2010 @ 8:12 am
@cj397 How can I qualify for a major tennis tournament, I am 45 years old and have never played tennis in my life. Please let me know when you get a brain.
By cj397, August 14, 2010 @ 8:31 am
@Davewise1965 much more money than you will ever have. he's actually done a lot and has millions did i say that already? let's see you even qualify for a main draw into a major….
By Davewise1965, August 14, 2010 @ 9:23 am
Roddick is crap and will never amount to anything.
By lessaisies2009, August 14, 2010 @ 9:54 am
nice one! i've always remembered that fantastic rally starting at 7:25 and the amazing finish!! roddick was smiling like "hey, this guy is extra-terrestrial !!"
By 5starfifaSkills, August 14, 2010 @ 10:50 am
How old was federer there
By sasuke1994pown, August 14, 2010 @ 11:39 am
thank you, i think this is the 1st video of this match on youtube
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Octopus loves living on the busy reef under the sea. From her cozy cave, she can see clown fish, and sea turtles, and little butterflies swimming by. She especially loves watching the seahorses having fun, wiggling and twirling. Sometimes she will play with them, but occasionally Octopus just wants to be alone, somewhere quiet, and not so busy. So one day, she swims far, far beyond the reef and finds another cozy cave, only here she is perfectly, wonderfully alone. It is exactly what she wanted . . . until she's ready to go back home to be with her friends.
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Shawn Copeland joined the faculty in 2014. His teaching duties include the clarinet studio.
Shawn L. Copeland, clarinet, joined the faculty of the Lionel Hampton School of Music at the University of Idaho in 2014. His duties include teaching clarinet, Alexander Technique and entrepreneurship and performing with the Northwest Wind Quintet. He has taught on the faculties of Stetson University, University of North Carolina at Greensboro, High Point University and Coastal Carolina University, and is the co-director of the Stetson University Summer Clarinet Clinic. He has held management positions with Walt Disney Entertainment, Inc., the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra, the Greensboro Opera Company and Educational Management Consultant Services, Inc.
As a teacher and performer, Copeland has presented master classes, recitals and premiered works throughout the US, Ireland, Germany, Japan and Mexico. An advocate for new music and an avid chamber musician, he is a founding member of the Tosca Duo and the Relevents Wind Quintet. He has served as the e-flat/bass clarinetist with the Greensboro Symphony Orchestra, e-flat clarinetist with the Winston-Salem Symphony, principal clarinetist of the Fibonacci Chamber Orchestra and the Novus Chamber Ensemble, co-principal of Southern Winds and performed with the North Carolina Symphony, the Fayetteville Symphony Orchestra, the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra and the Bach Festival Orchestra of Winter Park, Florida. His teachers include Kelly Burke, Lynn Musco and Frank Kowalsky. He holds degrees in music from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (D.M.A., M.M.) and Stetson University (B.M.) and in Non-Profit/Arts Management (M.A.) from the University of Central Florida.
Copeland is passionate about holistic teaching and the inclusion of the body in the creative process. As an accredited teacher of Alexander Technique and a specialist in body mapping, he has dedicated his research to working with performing artists. He earned his certification in 2006, through a five-year apprenticeship with Marsha Paludan, with additional training at the Chesapeake Bay Alexander Technique Studies in Greensboro, North Carolina. Those who continue to influence his teaching include: Bill Conable, Sarah Barker, Glenna Batson, Dale Beaver, Robert Lada and Robin Gilmore. Copeland travels extensively giving presentations, master classes and workshops at universities and conferences throughout the country. He spends his summers teaching at the Stetson University Summer Clarinet Clinic and the Eastern Music Festival. He is the author of the upcoming publication, "What Every Clarinetist Needs to Know about the Body."
When not teaching or playing the clarinet, Copeland can most likely be found in the kitchen enjoying his deep passion for food, wine and southern cooking. He also enjoys cultivating Zen through his bonsai trees, escaping reality through the occasional video game and keeping up with his Jack Russell Terrier, Scribble.


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In last week's episode of Family Guy there was a wonderful moment where we saw Brian at his office (working for the Pewterschmidt family cooperation) and he had a motivational poster hanging on the wall. The poster showed a tennis ball lying in the grass and it read "Go get it, boy. Go get it.". "I will go get it. I will!" Brian muttered to himself in deep concentration, sitting at his desk.
As you know I made a (very primitive) motivational poster for my master thesis-writing self the other week, and yesterday I decided to follow up on that one by making a series of posters to use as my desk-top background, all of them based on movie characters/scenes/quotes that I like.
I decided against using the otherwise brilliant Motivational Poster Generator, simply because I think speech balloons went better with the pictures.
I remain well aware of the irony of the fact that making these numerous posters is an act of procrastination.
1. The Replicant Messiah Tells It Like It Is
2. Jason Bourne Lays Down the Law
3. Even Neurotic New Yorkers Have Written their Theses
4. The Amish Are Witnesses to My Procrastination
5. Rhett Butler Is No Gentleman…
(It is of course a well-known fact that speech balloons were written exclusively in italics by the time of the American civil war, so I had to change the font for this one)
6. I'm Free to Procrastinate, But Indiana Jones Will Hate Me For It


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Mr Bernard Krüger has been appointed as conductor and Director of Music at the Drakensberg Boys Choir. He will succeed the present conductor, Dr Johann van der Sandt, who will take up an exciting and challenging new post in Italy.
Bernard, who will take over the reins in January 2016, is no stranger to the choir school, having been a conductor there from 2006 to 2008. Thereafter, he was Director of Music at Kearsney College, where, under his direction, the school won six gold medals at the World Choir Games, including two World Championship titles.


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Rav Bina's Shavuot MessageThursday, May 21st, 2015
On Tuesday night, Rav Bina and Rav Amos spoke in Ramat Beit Shemesh to a full house of Yeshivat Netiv Aryeh alumni.
Rav Bina also spoke about his grandson Aryeh who is recovering from last week's terror attack.
We ask everyone to please continue davening for Aryeh ben Rina B'toch Shar Cholei Yisrael.Video of the Day


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The Clark County Sheriff's Office is recruiting people for the 2013 deputy Reserve Academy.
The sheriff's office will hold an informational meeting from 6:30 to 8 p.m. June 6 at the sheriff's West Precinct public safety complex, 505 N.W. 179th St. in Ridgefield.
The meeting will provide information about how to become a reserve deputy. Reserve deputies volunteer for routine patrol, respond to emergency calls, protect crime scenes and serve the public in large community events and other functions.
For more information, visit Clark County Sheriff's Office or email the Outreach Unit at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Funding via Smart Credit
Initially Lora lacked the capital resources needed to increase her business, and so the realization of her ambition had to be put off for some time. This situation led her husband to make a hard decision to leave his family in search of a job and better earnings abroad, a decision that thousands of other Moldovans have also reached. With the money thus earned by her husband, Lora started her business in 2007, and it has grown extensively ever since. With a loan of 30000 MDL borrowed from Microinvest for 12 months, she will buy a new sewing machine and other accessories needed for her work.
Success!! The loan was 100% repaid


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Review: Alpha Lipoic Acid For Diabetes And Weight Loss
Alpha lipoic acid (also referred to as ALA, lipoic acid, and occasionally, thioctic acid), is a very exciting nutrient, offering tons of benefits with no known side-effects. Body builders, diabetics, and anyone dieting to lose weight will find alpha lipoic acid to be extremely beneficial.
Truly, alpha lipoic acid is one of those rare supplements that are cheap, accessible, and actually work!
Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA) Benefits
So what are the benefits of alpha lipoic acid (ALA)?
First of all, it's a fantastic antioxidant, meaning it prevents the free radical damage (much like the vitamins C, E and beta-carotene do) that compromises cellular integrity and accelerates the degradation of all the systems in the human body… which contributes to premature aging and degenerative diseases.
Of course, intense exercise increases exposure to free radicals, so all athletes and body builders will find alpha lipoic acid to be beneficial for this reason alone.
Alpha lipoic acid has also been shown to effectively help shuttle glucose more efficiently to the muscle cells, which is why you'll find it a "mainstay" ingredient in creatine transport system products like MuscleTech's Cell-Tech Hardcore.
Research has shown that the combination of simple sugars + creatine + alpha lipoic acid enhances creatine uptake beyond either creatine alone, or creatine + sugar (Int J Sport Nutr Exerc Metab. 2003 Sep;13(3):294-302).
Perhaps the most exciting benefit of alpha lipoic acid is its moderating effect on blood sugar levels. The research has been sufficiently impressive (Nutr Rev. 2008 Nov;66(11):646-57), that Dr. Atkins (author of the famed Atkins diet) wrote…
"Few compounds have greater value to someone with diabetes."
"…I'm convinced that lipoic acid is destined to become our single most effective therapy for diabetic neuropathy."
"Anyone who is overweight or follows a high carbohydrate diet risks developing an insulin disorder, so lipoic acid is potentially useful to most of us."
(From "Dr. Atkins' Vitanutrient Solution: Nature's Answer to Drugs")
Alpha lipoic acid is one nutrient I'd always wanted to try, but for some reason, never seemed to get around to. All this changed after I began doing my research on ALA, and especially after reading Dr. Atkins' comments. Being moderately hypoglycemic (meaning I have to really watch what I eat or get energy crashes, and CRAVINGS for sweets), I thought I'd try alpha lipoic acid for myself. The result?…
I was so astounded by how well ALA moderated my blood sugar levels, I replaced my usual chromium supplement with it. It is, without a doubt, one of my favorite products for balancing blood sugar levels, which as you know, is the key to any successful weight loss / weight management strategy (my absolute favorite is glutamine, an amino acid!).
I even got a friend of mine "converted" to ALA after one dose!
I take between 300 – 600 mg of racemic ALA per day (3-6 capsules) with meals (if you don't take ALA with meals, have the Rolaids handy… it will give you serious heartburn!).
What about Alpha lipoic acid and weight loss? After all, it is a common ingredient in many weight loss products, and is even occasionally marketed as a fat burner itself.
There is some good news and bad news on this front. Yes, some clinical evidence exists to show ALA offers some weight loss benefits (see J. Anim. Sci. 2005. 83:2611-2617, Nature Medicine Volume 10, Number 7, July 2005, The FASEB Journal. 1999;13:411-418).
Unfortunately, these are all animal-based studies, and while promising, the results do not necessarily translate over to humans.
Having used ALA myself fairly extensively, I would say the real weight loss value offered by this supplement is that it dramatically reduces your cravings for sweets.
This may significantly impact your caloric intake.
Simply put, if ALA helps you eat less of all the wrong foods, it's possible you may lose weight.
"Racemic" vs. "R" alpha-lipoic acid: what's the difference?
The alpha lipoic acid used in most supplements is synthetic, and like many synthesized compounds, it's a "racemic" mixture – meaning that there are two "mirror images" (enantiomers), which are designated "R" and "S". They're chemically identical, yet certain common elements are in different positions. Like your right and left hands, they look the same, yet cannot be superimposed on one another.
Racemic ALA is 50% "R" and 50% "S". The "R" form is the natural, biologically-active form of alpha-lipoic acid, and is now also available as a supplement, in addition to the racemic form. R-ALA is a lot more expensive than the racemic version, however, since the process of producing it is more complex.
Beyond the obvious fact that – say – 600mg of R-ALA contains twice as much active compound as 600mg of racemic ALA, is there any real difference between the two? Is it "healthier" to take R-ALA? Marketers would have you believe this, but there is little hard proof… the reality is that most of the human studies demonstrating the benefits of ALA supps have used the racemic form. This is why the Linus Pauling Institute currently recommends the racemic form to healthy people who choose to take ALA.
Some R-ALA supplements also come in the form of sodium (Na) or potassium (K) salts. According to one small, manufacturer's study, the salt form is more soluble, stable and bioavailable than pure R-ALA.
When one considers that alpha lipoic acid offers powerful antioxidant activity in addition to its glucose moderating action and reasonable cost, there's no doubt it becomes a "no-brainer" supplement — especially for those who require some sort of blood sugar management (if you have cravings, are on a high-carb diet, and/or have periods of severe energy fluctuations).


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"I Give God 10%…" : How To Avoid Being Called An Awful Person On The Net
We all have our selfish moments, and sometimes, we need to be called out on it.
If you have been reading some of the many postings out on the net, you probably have heard about the receipt that one waitress had received. A pastor by the name of Alois Bell had dined at a restaurant with a large group of friends (enough to have the mandatory 18% tip posted onto the receipt) and when the check came, decided that she didn't need to pay the tip. In fact, she decided to leave a note that clearly said, "I give God 10%, why do you get 18?"
Irate, the waitress posted the receipt on Reddit, and lo and behold, it went viral. This kind of outrageous behavior has a tendency of doing that, so it doesn't come as a surprise to anyone who actually reads the stuff that gets spread around on the net. And, because the good pastor was so sad that people actually called her out on being a bad person, she called the Applebees restaurant and had the girl fired.
But it's okay, folks! She said that she was "heartbroken" when she heard that the waitress who she stiffed, then got fired, lost her job. She feels sorry, folks? Now, since she's totally shown that she is a decent person, we should totally forgive her, right? No, not really. She isn't heartbroken about anything aside from the fact that her entire tantrum has been in the public eye, and the fact that people now (rightly) think that she is a complete jerk.
In time, yes, this entire scandal will blow over. That's a fact, and it's one that most people know is true. But, we should take this opportunity to take a look at how to avoid getting called an awful person on the net.
- Don't act like you are entitled to special treatment, especially if you are going to try to use your religion to justify it. Although the religious figure that you worship may be holy, you as a person are not. So, quit while you're ahead and don't expect people to give you special treatment as if you are the Dalai Lama.
- Don't leave messages that show your bad character on a paper, and then sign your name at the bottom of the paper.
- If you have genuinely done something that was selfish (even if you didn't realize it was wrong, which does happen), then apologize for it and move on with your life. Don't go out of your way to make the person who called you out on it more upset than they already are.
- Don't be a bully. No one likes bullies.


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Points of Reflection on Points of Inflection Looking for positive changes, one blog entry at a time... https://blogs.oracle.com/dlindt/feed/entries/atom 2008-06-10T00:21:18+00:00 Apache Roller https://blogs.oracle.com/dlindt/entry/getting_started_with_sun_studio Getting Started with Sun Studio Software Technical Article dlindt 2008-01-27T11:28:16+00:00 2008-06-10T07:21:18+00:00
 The Getting Started with Sun Studio Software technical article is posted on docs.sun.com in the Sun Studio Technical Articles docs collection. This is the first technical article in the Sun Studio Technical Articles collection on docs.sun.com,and more articles will be added in the coming weeks.

 Making Sense of Parallel Programming Terms is another technical article we have on docs.sun.com that you might find interesting.

 We've been working on getting a larger variety of smaller docs on docs.sun.com. We now have the Sun Studio 12 Compiler Options document on docs.sun.com, and you can review the Sun Studio C, C++, and Fortran compiler options grouped by language or task.

 In coming days, we will also have the Sun Studio readmes and Sun Studio man pages on docs.sun.com.
 The technical articles complement information provided with the Sun Studio 12 and Solaris 10 Software Developers collections on docs.sun.com.

Why are we posting more doc types on docs.sun.com? Because we already have a solid core of documentation for Sun Studio and Solaris developers on docs.sun.com, and we want to collect more of the technical documents in one spot.

I do want to emphasize that posting technical articles or other smaller docs on docs.sun.com is not a replacement for all of the other great efforts being made to provide you with information. We have more ways to communicate with you than ever before, and a lot of people are trying new ideas all the time. The Sun Studio Wiki and the Solaris Developer Wiki are new with lots of opportunities for adding content.

I am encouraging people to participate with updating the Solaris Developer Blog

 Sun Studio 12 C, C++ & Fortran Compilers and Tools and Soalris Developer Center on developers.sun.com provides great sources of information for downloading Sun Studio.

For those of you interested in HPC, there is a lot of activity on hpc.sun.com, and the HPC Software Developer Resources is a great source of information.
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A new SDN Developer Channel on The Future of Multicore Computing is available on developers.sun.com. SDN Channels are monthly themes on tools and technologies. Of particular interest is the 15-minute video on high performance computing with contributions from Richard McDougall, Bryan Cantrill, Lawrence Crowl, and Nicolai Kosche.

The SDN Channel page includes links to blogs, tools downloads, and the Tools central link to the CMT resources page on the on the Sun Studio Tools and Compilers hub of developers.sun.com
 https://blogs.oracle.com/dlindt/entry/new_cmt_page_on_developers New CMT Page on developers.sun.com dlindt 2005-12-14T17:08:00+00:00 2005-12-15T06:12:21+00:00
Information. It's all around you, it's useful, and it's fun. Increasing your awareness of useful information is a good thing, and I am pleased to say that my value add for the day is to let you know of the new Chip Multithreading (CMT) page on the Sun Studio Tools hub of developers.sun.com.

The CMT page contains links to a variety of topics on Throughput Computing, OpenMP, MPI, and  Sun Studio tools for parallel computing. Lots of great content, guaranteed to enhance your productivity and increase your satisfaction level.

Just to wrap up this blog entry, I'd encourage you to spend some time browsing the content on developers.sun.com. developers.sun.com is the greatest thing since toaster ovens, so check out the content today.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/dlindt/entry/javaone_is_over_but_i JavaOne Is Over, But I Didn't Write a Thing Until Now dlindt 2005-06-30T19:57:34+00:00 2005-07-04T19:55:56+00:00
JavaOne is over, but I didn't write a thing. Getting home at midnight the last few nights, I'd think "Do I want to write a blog entry?", and I'd think "No, maybe tomorrow." I worked the show floor for three days, so I didn't get a chance to hear any keynotes or presentations, and I felt a little behind the times when people would ask about some of the interesting announcements.

Still, this was a great three days to talk to developers and to meet Sun employees from all over the world. So many voices on the phone, it's really nice to finally meet people face to face. During one conversation, the person said they needed to talk to David Lindt about something, and I thought for a moment, gee that's me. Turned out to be a very productive conversation since we were all there, including me.

The booth layout for JavaOne was really nice. Clusters of four groups, and we had Sun Studio 10, NetBeans 4.1, Java Studio Creator, and Java Studio Enterprise in our cluster. Thsi made it really easy to send developers to the right booth. It was also nice to see the people from Prague at the NetBeans booth, which was right next to our booth.

One of the more interesting conversations I had was with the people at the Global Education booth. We got to talking about how computer science and engineering students learn about developer products, and how we can get more information to students. The SDN Student Developer Program tells about resources for students, internet gamers, and researchers.

Busy couple of days, and I need to think about what we learned from talking to the developers that stopped by the Sun Studio booth. JavaOne isn't the main show for a product containing the C, C++, and Fortran compilers, but we found a number of people that needed to call legacy C and Fortran codes from Java apps. There is a connection between the languages, and we just need to communicate the relationships between the products and languages. A lot of times, it's easy to get into this debate of Java versus native languages, but it doesn't have to be either or. Developers use Java, C, C++, or Fortran, based on their requirements. Where it makes sense to use Java, then use Java. Where it makes sense to use C++, then use C++. Lot of important legacy Fortran apps out there, so don't write off Fortran yet. As technical communicators, we need to give you the information you need to do your job efficiently and with the right languages and tools.
 https://blogs.oracle.com/dlindt/entry/html_versions_of_sun_studio HTML versions of Sun Studio 10 man pages on developers.sun.com dlindt 2005-06-19T08:40:16+00:00 2005-06-20T04:17:16+00:00
HTML versions of the Sun Studio 10 man pages are on the Sun Studio 10 Documentation page of the Sun Studio Tools hub of developers.sun.com. The Documentation page also contains links to HTML versions of the Sun Studio 10 readmes and compilers and tools manuals.

HTML versions of the man pages and readmes are available for the following previous releases of the Sun Studio compilers and tools:

Sun Studio 9

Sun Studio 8

Sun ONE Studio 8 Compiler Collection

Sun ONE Studio 7 Compiler Collection

Version numbers for the compilers and tools, and the components of the various Sun Studio releases from Forte Developer 6 through Sun Studio 10 are listed in the Sun Studio Support Matrix, which is part of the Support page of the Sun Studio Tools hub.

Online versions of the Solaris 10 man pages are in the Solaris 10 Reference Manual Collection on docs.sun.com.

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In my migraine/ipuprofen-induced stupor last night, I had an interesting dream about some friends (former friends?) of mine. It seems I can't turn off my brain even when I'm sleeping. First, some history. There was a group of five of us (JK, TF, JL, JS and me) who were best friends in high school. We called ourselves the "Fab Five." We stayed in touch throughout college, moves to various parts of the country, new jobs, weddings and births. I started this blog in February 2005, and my friendship with a couple of them (JS and TF) deteriorated from that point. They took offense to thingsRead More →


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Driving Me Crazy
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|Running Time: 89 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG
|Genre: Action, Comedy
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Does the iPod Play Favorites?
The new iPod Shuffle plays digital music in random order. It is hugely popular, but many users think their iPods play favorites. Newsweek's Steven Levy tries to discover if random truly is random in this week's issue.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The city of Portland has begun its defense of a federal whistleblower lawsuit filed by a former police recruit.
The Oregonian reports that Portland Police Chief Michael Reese was the first witness called by the city.
Reese testified he met with another recruit as soon as he learned she had concerns about reporting officer misconduct she claimed she observed in Central Precinct when Reese was precinct commander.
But Reese says the recruit was evasive during the meeting and told him she had not seen anything illegal, but later described incidents when she felt that officers used excessive force.
The lawsuit was filed by Lindsay Hunt, a former Portland police officer who claims she was forced to resign for reporting alleged misconduct.
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Talk Back Florida: Florida's Film Industry
Missed part of the show? Heres a rewind of the program on March 22, 2014.
It was a red carpet ride on this weeks Talk Back Florida as we talked about Floridas Film Industry, pending legislation on production incentives, and the impact of film festivals on our economy & reputation as a place for creative productions.
We talked with St. Pete Clearwater Film Commissioner Jennifer Paramore who told us about their budget concerns, competition in other states & their trip to Tallahassee this coming Wed. to protest any cuts to production incentives in our state.
The President of the Gasparilla International Film Festival, Elizabeth Fendrick & GIFF Board member, Frank Robertson joined us to talk about weekend events at the Gasparilla International Film Festival, now in its 8th year. We talked about the 600 entries, special debuts, stars who are in town promoting their films and the parties & awards celebrations.
More with Elizabeth Fendrick & Frank Robertson
RJ Mitte, the young star from AMCs popular TV series, Breaking Bad was on the show & we asked him what it was like being "Walter White Jr.", the shows (dark) story line, what hes working on now. RJ talked honestly about having CP & how he makes it a positive by talking to college students about awareness, compassion and against bullying people who may be challenged or different. RJ was in Tampa to receive the Rising Star Award at GIFF Saturday night at the US debut of his new feature film House of Last Things."
The local one-hour documentary "JFK in Tampa: The 50th Anniversary (produced by this host) is also among the films being screened at the GIFF. On Saturday's show we heard excerpts from the documentary & talked to people who were in it about that day in Nov. 1963 when President Kennedy came to Tampa (4 days before Dallas).
Police officer Russell Groover & photo journalist Tony Zappone talk with Lynn.
More JFK memories with Police officer Russell Groover & photo journalist Tony Zappone.
Larry Wiezycki, editor of "JFK in Tampa: The 50th Anniversary joins the show.
More with Larry Wiezycki & Frank Robertson rejoins the show to talk about the Gasparilla International Film Festival.
It was a great show. Hope you enjoy the podcasts & well talk with you next week on Talk Back Florida!
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'An invaluable collection of articles for those who are seeking an in-depth analysis of risk perception.' Food, Nutrition and Agriculture 'For the serious student of the subject.' Long Range Planning
About the Author
Carlo C Jaeger is Professor of Modelling Social Systems and leads the Department of Social Systems at PIK, the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research. Ortwin Renn is Chair of Environmental Sociology at the University of Stuttgart. Eugene A Rosa is Distinguished Professor of Environmental and Natural Resource Policy, Washington State University. Thomas Webler is a researcher in the Department of Environmental Studies, Antioch New England Graduate School.


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Jan Eliot, creator of the comic strip "Stone Soup," gestures to suggest the frame of a comic strip at home in Eugene, Ore. Eliot just published her fourth collection of strips, "Road Kill in the Closet," subtitled "I Want My Own Room, and I Want It Now."
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EUGENE, Ore. - Most of the families in the funnies are your garden-variety nuclear types: There's Blondie and her ever-noshing husband Dagwood, the battling Hagar and Helga and the perennially cheery denizens of Family Circus.
And then there are the Stones, of ''Stone Soup,'' who are extended, blended and look a lot more like today's ''typical'' American household - if such a thing still exists.
''Stone Soup'' is the creation of cartoonist Jan Eliot, who has just published her fourth collection of strips, ''Road Kill in the Closet,'' subtitled ''I Want My Own Room, and I Want It Now.'' From humble beginnings in an Oregon weekly, the strip has expanded to 150 newspapers across the country.
And the Stone family has expanded, too, as the comic has grown up in the eight years since it launched.
The strip is one of the only ones to focus on a single mother, in this case the widowed, working Val Stone. She lives with her two daughters, 13-year-old princessy Holly and 9-year-old tomboy Alix, and their yippy little dog, Biscuit, who carries on a torrid love affair with Val's bunny slippers.
Val's peppery mother lives with them, too, pitching in with child care and protecting her turf on the living room sofa when her soaps are on.
Next door lives Val's sister, Joan, divorced from a deadbeat dad who went out to buy milk one day and wound up purchasing it in the Virgin Islands. Joan, who has a toddler son, is newly remarried to nice guy-neighbor Wally, who in turn has taken in his hormonal nephew, 15-year-old Andy.
It's a complicated bunch, and the issues the comic takes on are also complicated, unlike the gag-a-day format that still prevails in some older family strips, like ''Dennis the Menace.''
Val lost her job, mirroring the economic downturn in Eliot's home state of Oregon, which has one of the nation's highest unemployment rates. She eventually was rehired, but has just been told that her new job will involve extended travel to Sheboygan, Wis. - in the dead of winter, naturally. Eliot, who was born in San Jose, Calif., but grew up in Illinois, also has dealt with Andy's feelings about parental neglect, and Joan Stone's fears about remarrying.
''People want to read the funnies and see themselves,'' she said. ''The basic thing in our lives is family, and there is always room to laugh at things like waking up in the middle of the night with the new baby.''
While ''Doonesbury'' creator Garry Trudeau had Oregonians from the governor on down wringing their hands last winter after his series of strips on the state's budget-battered educational system, Eliot has been lampooning overcrowded classrooms and overworked teachers for years.
The point is, Eliot's got a point to make, as befits her status as one of just a handful of women whose cartoons are nationally syndicated. It took her 16 years to break into national syndication, after she took up cartooning as a creative outlet to relieve her stress as a single mother of two young daughters.
Back in 1980, editors thought there were plenty of women already represented on the comics page - there was Cathy Guisewite's eternal single gal, ''Cathy,'' and Lynn Johnston's enormously popular ''For Better or for Worse,'' one of the few strips that has allowed its characters to age. Why, they inquired, did they need Eliot? When she did get an offer from a syndicate, they wanted her to sign away all rights to her work - forever.
She turned them down, Eliot said, then went home and cried, sure that she had lost her one shot. But her hometown newspaper, the Eugene Register-Guard, was willing to give her another one.
''It was the work itself,'' recalled Jim Godbold, then the managing editor of the Register-Guard, now the paper's executive editor. ''She was looking at women and their relationships to each other in a new way for us.''
After its launch in Eugene, ''Stone Soup'' really started rolling. Eliot went national right after Bill Watterson stopped drawing ''Calvin and Hobbes,'' leaving open spaces on comics pages across the country.
In the beginning, she called the strip ''Stone Soup,'' in honor of the old fable about three hungry knights who go door to door in a village, begging for food, and are turned away. Eventually, they wind up in the town square, stirring up stones and boiling water, boasting of the magic soup they'll make, which would be so much better with just a dash of onion, and just a bit of cabbage. The intrigued villagers gather round, offering a bit of this and a little of that - enough, in the end, for a feast.
''(The story) is like the food stamps, grants, friends, family - a little bit of a lot of things back then made my life work,'' she said.
Now, Eliot is part of a new generation of cartoonists who are pushing the boundaries of the ''sit-comics'' page family, like Brian Basset's ''Adam,'' which focuses on a work-at-home Dad, and Aaron McGruder's ''Boondocks,'' which features two politically aware urban kids who have been sent to live with their grandfather in a straight-laced suburb.
Brian Walker, author of the definitive modern comics history, ''The Comics Since 1945,'' said Eliot is also part of a tradition that extends all the way back to ''Gasoline Alley,'' the legendary strip that began in 1919, and spanned four extended generations of the same family. But Eliot's strip is the only example he can recall of a single mother as a central character in the comics, Walker said.
''The thing I really like about her strip is that it is entertaining and funny, the characters are warm, but not in a sappy way,'' Walker said. ''That is missing in a lot of contemporary strips, with everyone trying to be edgy.''
And while ''Stone Soup'' already appears in some of the nation's largest papers, including Long Island's Newsday, The Washington Post and The Boston Globe, Eliot is among a growing group of cartoonists calling for an end to the common practices of new artists taking over old strips when the original creator dies, and to reruns of beloved strips, such as Charles Schultz's ''Peanuts.''
''It's such a little, fragile piece of real estate, and it is hogged by people who aren't there,'' she said. ''Ultimately, that's bad for the funny pages. It's hurting development.''
Her own contract runs for seven more years, so she knows she'll be telling ''Stone Soup'' stories for at least that long. For now, though, she won't age the characters, and won't marry off Val, but might write in a romance for Gramma with a younger man. The main female characters, she said, are amalgams of herself at different ages, with bits of her own daughters and friends thrown in for good measure.
''And if I can't think of anything, I can usually write for the dog,'' she said. ''People love the dog.''
On the Net: www.stonesoupcartoons.com
Published in the Athens Banner-Herald on Thursday, January 1, 2004.
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NCAA Change Fosters Prep Fears
DiRocco, Michael, The Florida Times Union
Byline: Michael DiRocco, Times-Union sports writer
GAINESVILLE -- Jon Fox has a nightmare.
The Paxon and Englewood high school football teams are getting ready for kickoff on a Friday night, and when the referee blows his whistle, all Fox hears is an endless echo. The sound repeats because there are no bodies in the stands.
They're all at home, watching a college football game on ESPN.
Fox, the Duval County athletic director, knows that extreme scenario isn't likely to happen. But he fears the Friday night the University of Florida, Florida State, Georgia or Miami -- schools that have large followings in the area -- decide to take advantage of the NCAA's rule change earlier this month that allows colleges to play televised football games after 7 p.m. on Fridays.
"It [the NCAA's ruling] is not going to be the end of us, but it's just one more area of competition we have to contend with on Friday nights," Fox said. "From the fair to concerts to other attractions, we're losing people. I don't think it's going to hurt us real bad until you have teams of local interest on Friday nights."
That apparently isn't likely to happen soon. The Southeastern Conference, Atlantic Coast Conference and Big East Conference, which include Florida, Florida State, Miami and Georgia, have no immediate plans to play on Fridays. Neither do Bethune-Cookman, Central Florida, Florida A&M or Jacksonville University.
SEC athletic directors are so disappointed in the new rule that they plan to craft a proposal to eliminate it at their annual spring meetings this week in Destin.
Though Florida is not likely to be affected, other regions will. The Mid-American Conference, Conference USA and Mountain West Conference already had Friday games scheduled -- allowable under previous NCAA rules provided they finished by 7 p.m. -- and are negotiating to move the games to Friday night.
High school officials have been outraged by the rule change. Not only could they be hurt at the gate, but it also hurts recruiting efforts by colleges. With colleges not playing on Friday nights, college recruiters were able to see games in person and recruits could either watch college teams on television or travel to see the games in person on Saturdays.
The change also destroys what has become America's football tradition in many parts of the country: high school games on Friday, college games on Saturday, and professional games on Sunday. …