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[For the full details on the changes mentioned below, please refer to the tech-pkg mailing list - agc] Summary of Changes to the Packages Collection in December 2004 ============================================================== By my calculations, at the end of December 2004, there were 5266 packages in the NetBSD Packages Collection, up from 5190 the previous month, a rise of 76. In December, there was a freeze on new functionality, and following that, the pkgsrc-2004Q4 branch was made. The freeze started on 6th December, and lasted 2 weeks. The old pkgsrc-2004Q3 branch has now been deprecated, and continuing engineering now takes place on pkgsrc-2004Q4. My thanks to all pkgsrc developers and users for their help in making the new branch. We also had new versions of kde, gnome, and an addition of a wiki. The first annual Alistair Crooks "My Login on All Files" award goes to Grant Beattie for his updates of perl5 packages. As part of the infrastructure, we've modified the pkg_install utilities, so that they use a large buffer for full path names, even on operating systems which don't use the Berkeley FFS. Notable additions include: anthy, anthy-elisp, ap-rivet, ap2-chroot, bglibs, bmp-musepack, easymenu, ec-fonts-mftraced, edcommon, elscreen, epeg, exult, figlet-fonts, firefox-gtk2-bin-acroread, flac2mp3, freepats, getopt, gimp-docs, glade2-gnome, gnumeric, gob2,(Continue reading)


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Sovereign shows up at a child murderer's apartment, Edward Culkins, and offers to give him police protection for help in trapping the Vigilante. Somehow, Culkins knows about Vigilante's shrink and the girl he's dating (Powell and Carpenter).
Sovereign tells his partner he's planted the bug. As his partner debates the ethics of such action, Vigilante arrives and condemns Culkin to death, attacking him.
Sovereign rushes back in, but Vigilante is gone. He's also given Culkins the bug. Culkins explains that he's not at any risk from Vigilante. He explains how he was raped in prison, and had to find a way to survive, so he planted a shiv on another prisoner he'd lifted from a large prisoner named "Kort", a prisoner who had just been released.
Culkins became (ah, how to put this delicately), the sexual rape-partner of Kort in exchange for protection, a deal that stretched out into real life, where Kort protects Culkins from Vigilante.
Powell meets with Culkins, who, Powell reveals, is the man who attacked the camp Vigilante was in last issue. Powell presses Culkins for details, but Culkins blows him off.
Vigilante follows Culkins, and pronounces sentence again before attacking Culkins. Kort comes from the side, attacking Vigilante and knocking him off the building.
Story - 3: Well, what more can you ask for from a comic book? Prison rape, shivs, child murderers, crooked cops, and more prison rape?
But hey, I'm a big kid. I can deal with big kid topics. I just feel so... odd writing on the Superman Homepage about prison rape. That's kind of, well, the kind of grim and gritty detail I get into in my personal site.
So you'll forgive my awkward entry into this story.
As a story, it continues the storyline all right, and even gets us closer to a resolution, but at the cost of a detour taking us away from the main characters from an entire issue in exchange for characterizing the genius of a child murderer which is not only disconcerting, but kind of unnecessary. This is decompression for the sake of decompression. And I usually advocate that over brevity. But not this time. Mostly because of the shivs, and the rape, and the, well, you know.
I'm also not a big fan of warnings and censorships and telling writers how to do their bit (I firmly believe any 12-year-old with a firm grasp of himself and the world around him could handle this issue well. I would have). That said, however, this issue, if it's going to have prison rape in a line of books that include Superman, Wonder Woman, Batman, et al, you should likely put a "warning, explicit content" on the front. Just so the mommies don't yell. Marvel does it, and DC's kind of cowardly way of doing it is to not use the Comics Code Authority on books it doesn't want kids reading, assuming that parents even know what it means (they don't).
Again, I'm all against ratings. I think parents should preview what their kids are reading and watching before the kids check it out if they plan on letting their kids watch it and get mad if it's something they don't like. I'm all about parent responsibility over content as opposed to the company itself.
That said, I know all too well that the naive public expects itself to be pampered, and would be shocked and appalled if somehow a five-year-old got her hands on a copy of Vigilante and the prison rape scene. They wouldn't say "Why weren't her parents driving her to the store? Where did she get the money for the book? Where was the comic shop guy warning her?". They'd just say "DC MUST PAY FOR CORRUPTING OUR YOUTH!"
Art - 3: The art remains dark and very 1-2-3 character scene oriented. As I've said before, this art is better when it's action, when it's outside, when it's not so dark, and unfortunately, this series doesn't offer a lot of that.
Still, a decent effort. Just nothing astonishing.
Cover Art - 5: Interesting. Like a first person shooter game shot, only a bit more visceral and graphic. A bit gory, but not without its benefit to the format. I haven't seen a foreground that interesting in a while, and it gives it a very camera-like effect because of the blur, a nice touch.
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In honor of the upcoming Chinese New Year, The Year of the Horse, Panda Express, is inviting Southern Californians to celebrate with them as they create the nation's largest Chinese New Year celebration on January 31, 2014. As America's favorite Chinese restaurant, Panda Express will treat guests to a free single serving of Firecracker Chicken Breast, a favorite they brought back in time for Chinese New Year. They will also offer guests a Chinese traditional red envelope containing a surprise offer.
How to get your free serving of Firecracker Chicken Breast
You may download a coupon for a free serving of Firecracker Chicken Breast at the Panda Express website.
If you like hot dishes, you can sample and order the Firecracker Chicken Breast now in advance of the 2014 Chinese New Year Celebration. You'll be able to order it until February 18. I found this dish creates a heat different from jalapenos. It seemed to be more back of my mouth as opposed to trying to burn off my taste buds.
Firecracker Chicken Breast is a Wok-Smart™ dish that combines marinated, all-white meat chicken breast, sweet red and yellow bell peppers, and crisp onions tossed in a sizzling hot wok with spicy black bean sauce to create a one-of-a-kind taste that has fewer than 250 calories.
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You can include Firecracker Chicken Breast in Panda Express' Family Feast menu option, which contains three large entrées and two large side dishes. It is ideal to bring home for the whole family to enjoy. This fits, of course, with the traditional emphasis in Chinese culture on family togetherness therefore it is especially appropriate during the Chinese New Year holiday.
Andy Kao, Panda Express Executive Chef, explains role of Firecracker Chicken Breast
Panda Inn's marketing team shared this interview with us. "During the Chinese New Year, families come together to celebrate with delicious dishes meant to bring good fortune in the upcoming year," said Andy Kao, Panda Express Executive Chef. "Symbolically, Panda's bold Firecracker Chicken Breast is a fitting entree to ring in the Year of the Horse because chicken symbolizes prosperity and joy, two unique attributes associated with the horse zodiac sign."
Lunar Year celebration
Chinese culture uses a Lunar Year calendar so the new moon marks the beginning of the Lunar Year. Our American holidays pale in comparison to the Chinese 15-day celebration. It begins with a grand feast on January 31st. According to tradition, families set a place at the table for family members who cannot attend a so they can at least benefit from the symbolic dishes. Another part of the festivities involves exchanging red envelopes filled with money between friends and family. They use red envelopes because the color red symbolizes good luck. According to Chinese astrology people born in the year of the horse will be great communicators, cheerful, perceptive and often stubborn.
Learn with Me Program™ for elementary school teachers
To celebrate their culture as well as the Chinese New Year, Panda Express proudly again offers their Chinese New Year Learn with Me Program™ free to elementary schools in America. They designed this child-friendly, interactive curriculum to help educators teach the cultural significance of Chinese New Year.
For its eighth year, Panda Express provides teachers of second through fourth grades with class materials in the Learn with Me Program™ an for teaching their students about China's most time-honored celebration.
As an educator, you can sign up for this free instructional resource kit online at http://www.pandaexpress.com/chinesenewyear. You will find the following:
- Panda Express Chinese New Year Video
- Year of the Horse Fact Sheet
- Jade Emperor's Game & Activity Sheet
- Chinese New Year Decoration Art Activity
- Lai See (Red Envelope) Activity Sheet
To get pictures for this article, I visited our local Panda Express in Covina, California. I chatted with Suryati, the training leader, about my restaurant reviews and this press release. She then gave me two free dinners. While we enjoyed these dinners, they did not motivate me to write a positive review. We like Panda Inn's food and the local staff enough that I typically get two takeout dinners for Dorothy and me every other week. Normally we get three entrées each.
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980 Badillo St., Covina, CA 91724
- Phone: 626-332-6718
- Fax: 626-332-6019
Panda Express website
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- Mon 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM
- Tue 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM
- Wed 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM
- Thu 10:00 AM – 9:30 PM
- Fri 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
- Sat 10:00 AM – 10:00 PM
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"The Wok Smart™ system is debuted to highlight healthier eating options at Panda Express. There are more than 15 Wok Smart™ items, which are 250 calories or less."
Meals Served:
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How can I determine, in a defensible way, the best power output for a given weight of car?
I'm mathematically literate to an engineering undergraduate level, but don't have any statistics experience beyond high school.
I've thought of the following:
- Sort cars by power/weight ratio and then take the top n%. Problem is the determination of n.
- Graph the data and plot a trendline through it. This will underestimate the best power output by a large factor.
- Take the best power to weight ratio and just use that. Problem is that power to weight ratios do not necessarily scale linearly with car weight (it may be easier to produce a small car with a high power to weight ratio for example).
- Bin the data into weight categories, then do the same as above. Problem is that taking a single datapoint from an unreliable dataset doesn't seem right.
- As above, but trying to cross-check the data against outside information (for example, magazine performance tests). This information isn't available for all cars, so probably unfeasible.
For my curiosity, what is the name of these class of problems? It seems like something that would occur commonly, but I don't know how to search for it. Is there an English to Statistics translation tool somewhere?


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Jolie Holland doesnt just sing, she croons. Ms Holland has a style that attaching a tag as pedestrian as "singing" to it just doesnt do it justice. Hot on the heels of her excellent release, "Springtime Can Kill You", Holland took the stage Monday night at The Southgate House to croon for us.
It was a fairly mesmerizing set too. The crowd was very intense and reserved throughout, even the most die hard of fans were only giddy from thier seats. Which, is a rarity at this venue. Jolie had all of us rather transfixed for her entire set too, even with a casual conversation mixed in to lighten the mood a bit. I get the feeling though, that this is the norm for a crooner like Holland. That having the audience in the palm of her hand is common as her voice likely is in her own home. If you get the chance to catch Ms Holland and her talented band, make it a point to do so.
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That was a pretty rosy review of the show. While most the comments were correct, she seemed less than half-hearted about performing that night, starting and stopping several songs. So much more energy when the improv w/ the opening act, then it seemed like she got a call that her cat died in between the opening act and her act, and all her energy was gone.
When it became obvious the crowd wanted to hear songs off her (much better) 2nd album, she false started one, played another, and packed her bags.
Good, but disappointing.
Peter, my first time seeing her, so even a less than usual set from her brought about the rosy review. I must have blocked out the start/stops, but you are correct, there were quite a few.
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Canals have played a major role in Ohio's transportation history, especially in the 1800's. Canals can still be viewed in Northeast Ohio in the Cleveland area (Valley View) and down through Canal Fulton and Akron. Clevelanders can celebrate the rich history of the canals and canal boats at the annual Canal Festival in Coshocton, Ohio on Friday, August 8 through Sunday, August 10.
Coshocton Canal Festival Commemorating the first canal boat's landing more than 200 years ago in what is now Roscoe Village, this family-friendly 3-day event will offer a variety of fun activities for all ages. More than 4000 people are expected to attend.
Among the activities are a Fabulous 50's Car Show on Saturday ( 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.), a bike show, a quilt show and Queen and Princess pageants. Also this year, visitors can take part in the BPW Annual Cake Auction.
This year's Grand Parade (with a theme of "Reflections of Our Heritage") will take place on Saturday at 5 p.m. with marching bands, horses and floats and participants wearing 1800's canal era costumes.
A free concert will be offered on Saturday evening at 7 p.m. after the Grand Parade.
Throughout the Festival there will be a variety of craftspeople and food vendors offering their wares for purchase.
In honor of the Canal Festival, be sure to check out a ride on the horse-drawn Monticello III canal boat offering 40 minute narrated tours explaining the history of the Ohio canal system as it glides down 1.5 miles of the local canal at a speed of 4 MPH. Cost is $8 for adults, $7 for seniors and $6 for youth (5-12).
Hours for the Coshocton Canal Festival are 4 p.m. - 9 p.m. on Friday, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. on Saturday and 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is free and parking is free.
For those visitors who would like to stay overnight, check out the Coshocton Village Inn & Suites located at 115 N. Water St. in Coshocton. Call 740-622-9455 to check availability and pricing or to make reservations. You can also get online at www.christopherhotels.com.
For more information about the Coshocton Canal Festival call 740-622-1806 or get online at www.visitcoshocton.com.
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PEOPLE as young as 30 have been diagnosed with head and neck cancer in Barnsley, prompting health chiefs to launch a campaign about what symptoms to look out for.
There has been an increase in the number of cases from 83 in 2012/13 to 122 in 2013/14 and Dr Nick Balac, GP and chairman of the clinical commissioning group said, men in particular had been affected by the disease.
It's most common in people over 50, although younger people can be affected too and it is thought the rise is due to earlier detection which leads to better survival rate.
Symptoms can include mouth ulcers, sore tongue, hoarseness, voice changes, a lump in the throat and throat pain.
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For this look I wanted two looks. Something a bit vintage which has been my thing as of late, and the other look being a bit more bohemian. I have to thank the beautiful Lyndsey for providing the cool fur vest Nevena Arsekin for the amazing jewelry and accessories.
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West Caldwell, NJ, May 29, 2008 - Ricoh Americas Corporation, a leader in digital office solutions, announced that its parent company, Ricoh Company Ltd., will continue its title sponsorship of the Ricoh Women's British Open in 2008. This year's tournament will be held at the Sunningdale Golf Club in England from July 31 to August 3. Ricoh became the title sponsor of the event last year when it was played on the Old Course at St. Andrews, considered the birthplace of golf. This was the first time any women's tournament was played on the Old Course. Kirk Yoshida, chairman & CEO of Ricoh Americas Corporation and Deputy President of Ricoh Company, Ltd, says, "Our partnership with the Ricoh Women's British Open has been a success because of the principles it represents. We hold the same values of professionalism, excellence, and expertise. We both come from a rich heritage that has seen growth and many changes during our long histories. We look forward to the 2008 tournament, and to continuing to develop this relationship."In addition to the title sponsorship, Ricoh is also the official supplier of printing solutions behind the scenes. Its range of digital multifunctional products is being used for a wide range of tasks in the build-up and planning of the event. During the tournament, the press center is also fully equipped with Ricoh products, to support journalists with their printing, scanning, faxing and copying needs.Protecting the earth's natural resources and raising environmental awareness are major considerations at Ricoh, and as it did last year the company will continue to support and promote the Seeds for Africa Charity through the Ricoh Women's British Open. For every birdie scored, Ricoh will plant one tree, five trees for an eagle, and 1,000 trees for a double eagle. In 2007 the funds raised from an auction and from sales of promotional items, plus the total number of points, equated to 2,236 trees being planted in Africa. The Ricoh British Women's Open will be televised in the United States on July 31 and August 1 on cable channel TNT and on August 2 and 3 on ABC.About Ricoh Americas CorporationRicoh Americas Corporation, headquartered in West Caldwell, N.J., is a subsidiary of Ricoh Company Ltd., the 72-year-old leading supplier of office automation equipment and electronics, with fiscal year 2007 sales in excess of $19.4 billion, a 7.3 percent increase over the previous year. Ricoh Americas Corporation is a leading provider of document solutions. Ricoh's fully integrated hardware and software products help businesses share information efficiently and effectively by enabling customers to control the input, management and output of documents. Ricoh Americas Corporation directly or through its network of authorized dealers markets and distributes products in North, Central and South America.Information about Ricoh's complete range of products and services can be accessed on the World Wide Web at www.ricoh-usa.com.# # #All referenced product names are the trademarks of their respective companies.
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Tired of the same old song and dance? Looking for a new place to take your four legged best friend? Then check out Meetup.com. It's a social network where there is a group for just about everything.
On meetup.com there are breed groups, dog scout groups, rescue groups you name it. And they have tons of events and outings to go on. One day you could be hiking a mountian, the next going to a new dog park for you dog's breed, say boxer, or great dane.
The best part is you can choose a new place every week, have new adventures, and meet new friends for you and you dog. And there everywhere so if you move all you have to do is pick a new group. Simple. All you need is a computer and the internet. Meetup.com. Check it out!


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Reidel Clarence Anthony
Position: WR
Height: 5-11 Weight: 178 lbs.
Born: October 20, 1976 in Pahokee, FL
High School: Glades Central
College: Florida (school history) (Anthony college stats)
Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the 1st round (16th overall) of the 1997 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 21 (4634th overall since 1950)
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We'll admit it, the first time we looked at these Pewter Bird Measuring Spoons ($96) perched on a copper rack, we thought "country kitsch." Our second thought was how much our mothers would love them in their kitchens. And then, the strangest thing happened. We imagined them hanging on our own kitchen walls and our attitudes toward them changed. Forget the paneling you see them displayed on in this picture and imagine a sleeker, more modern surface. See how they'd look different, how instead of "country kitsch" they'd say " whimsical" to you? They're sweet and different, and frankly, kinda fun.
Are you kidding us with all the different types of Measuring Spoons? Options thrill us.
We were given this set last year for Christmas and they have quickly become one of my favorite pieces in our kitchen. Our kitchen walls are painted lime green and these look adorable on the wall. Even my husband is a fan.
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Residents of the Sun Peak community are making their voices heard regarding what they see as a high level of traffic coming through their neighborhood. The Sun Peak Traffic Calming Committee is hoping to collaborate with Summit County and Canyons Resort to address this concern.
Scott Johansen, the driving force behind the Sun Peak Traffic Calming Committee, said in an open letter to the Snyderville Basin Planning Commission that his community is also concerned about the effect that future development at Canyons will have on his neighborhood.
"We want to establish a communication with Canyons Resort, communicate our concerns and address some immediate interventions," Johansen said. "We see ourselves as being potentially the bearers of these external development costs."
Among the concerns Johansen describes are: traffic from residents, non-residents like guests of Canyons, commercial vehicles headed to Canyons and recreational visitors headed to the Millennium Trail nearby. The high volume of traffic he says residents see on Sun Peak Drive, Cooper Lane and Bear Hollow Drive.
"It's a situation where the people who live here have the problem of Cooper Lane being considered an ingress/egress to Canyons," Johansen said.
Kyle Smith, a Sun Peak resident and member of the Traffic Calming Committee, said there is also a speeding problem in his neighborhood. He says both cyclists and motorists on Bear Hollow Drive often go far too fast, especially dangerous since the road features many curves and has a double-yellow line.
"Somebody's going to get killed on Bear Hollow [Drive], or hurt really badly," Smith said. "People need to be aware of the speed limit. We have children that walk up from the bus stop on Bear Hollow."
Smith said he has a slogan, "Keep 'em alive, drive 25," that he says needs to be spread, as he said he often sees people "roaring past him" on Bear Hollow when he is driving 25 miles per hour. He added that two moose have already been killed in the neighborhood.
Summit County Transportation Engineer Kent Wilkerson said that, based on his traffic counters, he has only seen speeds in Sun Peak between four to six miles over the speed limit, with the average being a bit lower. The traffic on Sun Peak Drive and Cooper Lane, he added, is "pretty light."
"The speeds are not as wholly egregious as I thought they'd be," Wilkerson said. "[Cooper Lane] is a back door [to the Canyons]. It's a public road. That makes it difficult to say, 'You can't use it.'"
Canyons Resort is required to complete a master transportation plan as part of its development agreement, Wilkerson said. As to the extent of the Sun Peak community's involvement with that plan, he said Canyons does need to give their concerns "some consideration," but is unsure of how much detail they can go into.
Jennifer Guetschow, Executive Director of the Canyons Resort Village Association, said Canyons is still reviewing proposals for the master transportation plan and is not ready to provide comment.
The newly approved Hyatt hotel on State Road 224 will have an entrance on Sun Peak Drive, and Smith and others hope there is a way the county can discourage those coming out of the hotel from using Cooper Lane to access the Canyons. A potential connection for the Millennium Trail across Cooper Lane could present other challenges, Johansen said.
"We see the complexities and see the need for a multi-dimensional approach. We respect the developer's rights and don't want to incur these external costs," Johansen said.
Guetschow was present at a meeting the Sun Peak Traffic Calming Committee held with Wilkerson, and Johansen hopes all parties involved can come to an agreement.
"The worst case [situation] for everybody would be for nothing to get resolved and a master transportation plan to be presented that doesn't represent the concerns for all of the parties involved," Johansen said.


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Two men were arrested Thursday in connection with a pair of burglaries committed in the Crystal Run Farms neighborhood, north of Middletown, during the past two weeks.
Logan Beck, a 25-year-old resident of Crystal Run Drive, and Michael Haldeman, a 24-year-old Greenwood resident, were taken into custody during a vehicle stop near the intersection of Summit Bridge and Red Lion roads, according to New Castle County Police Department spokeswoman Officer First Class Tracey Duffy.
The two men are accused of breaking into a home in the 100 block of Crystal Run Drive on New Year's Eve and a home in the 200 block of Crystal Run Drive on Jan. 7.
Jewelry and electronic were stolen during those burglaries, each of which occurred when the homes were unoccupied, Duffy said.
Some of the property stolen during one of the burglaries was recovered from their vehicle, she said.
Beck and Haldeman are each facing two counts of second-degree burglary, two counts of theft, two counts of conspiracy, criminal mischief and acquiring a controlled substance by theft.
Each is being held at the Howard R. Young Correctional Institution in Wilmington on an $11,000 secured bail, Duffy said.
Both men also were ordered to have no contact with the victims of the burglary.
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Burial Site of the Patriot AncestorYou should include this information if you know it, but it is not required.
Documentation: References for LineageThe official SAR flyer that describes how to write-up and document an application is Form 912 -- Requirements for Preparation of Applications
If your relative's application is recent, all you will need is one or two birth certificates to link your line to the one on the relative's application, and your reference list will be very simple. The following applicant's father is an SAR member:
In Figure 2 the applicant's grandmother was in the DAR. Unfortunately her application had been appproved before 1965 (which is when careful checks of documentation began) so we could not use the DAR application itself as documentation. However we could use the references cited in her application to find where to get copies of acceptable documentation. You will find that getting documentation going all the way back to the patriot ancestor is an educational experience, but the documentation makes a nice addition to your family history files.
The SAR requires that you reference (and attach a copy of) documentation that answers the question (for each generation) "What supports your claim that your direct ancestor listed in Generation N is the child of the direct ancestor listed in Generation N+1?" It is optional for you to include documentation for the birth of the non-lineage spouse and any deaths.
Documentation about people not listed on the application is not required and is not usualy helpful, so do not submit it unless you and your helper find it necessary to support a complex situation.
Any time that the line goes back through the mother (see the X's above) you will need to document the mother's maiden surname. While the mother's maiden surname appears on most birth certificates, but it is not included on census records. So a census record that lists "William Smith - age 45, Emily - wife - age 44, and Arthur - son - age 14" may be used to document Arthur Smith as the son of William Smith, but it won't support a claim that Arthur Smith is the son of Emily Jones, since Emily's maiden surname name might be Anderson. However, you could use the census along with marriage license or newspaper wedding notice that says "William Smith married Emily Jones".
When the family moves a long distance between generations or there are several people with the same name in the area you may need to supply additional documentation to support your claim tha the Arthur Smith who is documented as a child of the patriot ancestor in Vermont is the same Arthur Smith as the person you are claiming as your ancestor by that name in Missouri.
Parent-child relationships are best documented by standard government documents such as birth certificates, marriage licenses, death certificates, wills, census records, and Social Security applications. Newspaper announcements of birth, marriage and death (obituaries) are acceptable, as are cemetary abd hospital records. Family bible records are less common now than in earlier times, but these are acceptable in many cases. Photos of tombstones are acceptable; in some cases the tombstone is the only place that lists the wife's maiden surname.
In the example below an old DAR application is cited along with acceptable documentation to back it up.
Fig. 4 -- Application Showing Acceptable Reference Citations
Explanatory notes will help readers find the documents you cite.
For example, records are kept in the county in which they were generated,
so when a new county is created from part of the territory of an earlier county
the old records related to from people living in the newly-created county's area
remain with the original county rather than the newly-created county.
See Gen 6 in the example above. The same is true for records from early West Virginia,
whose counties were originally part of the state of Virgina.
It is best to give the original county and state in the lineage listing
and to put an explanation about the present county or state in the reference list.
County histories and biographical sketches are acceptable in many cases, but family histories are acceptable only when there is evidence (such as listing reference sources) that the author obtained the information from acceptable sources of information. Family tradition is not an acceptable reference source. Web pages are unacceptable because they are often cobbled together from information posted or exchanged by amateur genealogists who may have misinterpreted documents or added in family tradition. The unacceptable sources may provide valuble leads to acceptable documentation, so do not overlook them. However, don't plan to use them on the final application.
Please do not send your helper lengthy excerpts from family histories, Web pages on the family, or lengthy fan charts and box diagrams. These just bulk up your helper's files and make it harder to find the direct lineage information that is required.
You may have to use a somewhat round-about method to document a claim -- as when the only document that shows A as the child of B is the will of an uncle (B's brother).
You may have to use several documents to document a link, especially when the direct line is through the mother, since you have to document her maiden surname.
If you cannot find an acceptable document that clearly shows a relationship or name you may have to resort to "preponderance of evidence" by presenting and explaining how several documents (some perhaps from sources that are not normally acceptable) imply (without explicitly stating it) that A is the child of B, so that the claim of descent is very likely true.
References for ServiceThe SAR requires documentation to support the statement of service. You may list several sources to document several different periods or forms of service. These references follow the references for lineage.
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Died: October 24, 1971 in Detroit, MI
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Coherence 3.7.1 is out with RESTfulness, courtesy of Grizzly/Jersey
By alexismp on Sep 27, 2011
With its latest 3.7.1 release, Oracle Coherence is now offering REST support using Jersey 1.8 and Grizzly 2.1.1 (as a standalone HTTP server) under the covers. This opens up the Coherence data grid to yet more languages such as PHP or Python.
This documentation page lays out all the steps to build a Coherence REST Application. You'll also find Release Notes enumerating all the enhancements in this version of the product.
Oracle GlassFish Server customers using Active Cache will find also that this version includes a number of bug fixes in Coherence*Web.
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Legendary and emerging artists inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement have come together to lend their voices on Occupy This Album:a compilation of music by, for and inspired by the Occupy Wall Street movement and the 99%. Released by the non-profit record label Music For Occupy, Occupy This Album is available digitally (featuring 99-tracks + 1 hidden track) at iTunes and Amazon as well as physically (featuring 78-tracks) on a four-disc compilation distributed worldwide by Razor & Tie Records. Many of the tracks by both renowned and up-and-coming artists have never before been released. Additionally there are well-known songs that have been re-recorded and re-mastered and live-cuts for Occupy This Album. Full track listing available at MusicForOccupy.org.
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Joel Rafael will pull every tear from your eyes on the touching ŌĆ£China Basin Digs,ŌĆØ easily the compilationŌĆÖs best song. It begins with an early morning roust of the homeless under a bridge. His voice sparkles, the guitar has a heartbeat and the lyrics lay bare circumstances that hurt to see. In the mid-1990s, Rafael was emerging as a folk-festival regular. Now heŌĆÖs arrived and there simply is no better orator for these troubled and testing times.ŌĆō The Associated Press
As is usually the case these days, the best protest political songs come from rappers. In "Rich Man's World," Immortal Technique takes on the persona of a heartless billionaire with bone-chilling convincingness. And in the fantastic "New York Minute," the rapper Nickodemus coins perhaps the best two lines of Occupy This Album: ŌĆ£While the City sleeps, I'm reading Wikileaks/Creating picket signs. Go ahead, pick a street!ŌĆØ-Mother Jones
Like the movement it's supporting, Occupy This Albumis massive (99 songs over four discs), eclectic (original hippies Joan Baez and David Crosby sit cross-legged next to noise-mongering weirdos Mogwai and UNKLE), and occasionally hamstrung by the need to get the message across (Richard Barone's sweet sing-along is torpedoed by its awkward title, ''Hey, Can I Sleep on Your Futon?''). Even when the songs scowl too much, the spirit of the compilation feels more positive than negative ŌĆö the best that can be asked of any grassroots revolution.ŌĆōEntertainment Weekly(B+)
With 78 tracks on the physical version and 99 on the digital version, Occupy This Album could very well be the largest compilation since the glory days of the Slap-A-Ham Records Bllleeeeaaauuurrrrgghhh compilations. Except instead of cramming countless power-violence greaseballs onto 7-inch records with hand-assembled packaging, the folks at Music For Occupy have a four-disc boxset and 99-track digital release of folk, hip-hop, indie rock and pretty much every other kind of alt-music under the sun to contend with, all with songs related to the Occupy movement and/or how capitalism is the devil.ŌĆōAlternative Press
ŌĆ£Occupy Wall Street now has an A-list soundtrack: the compilation Occupy This Album.ŌĆØ ŌĆō Rolling Stone
ŌĆ£Those cynics who told the incessant drummers of Occupy Wall Street in New York not to quit their day jobs might be reconsidering -- they just got a record deal (of sorts).ŌĆØŌĆō LA Times
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Smacking Super-Smack into Shape for Solaris
By user12618941 on Apr 06, 2005
First, I'd like to clarify one claim in the article: Solaris 10 is bundled with a compiler. That wasn't true in the beta build the author used; but it is true as of the FCS build. So, the benchmark will compile without installing any additional software.
I decided that it was time to get Super-Smack working under Solaris. The first task was to get the program to compile. The configure script ran OK, and I elected to just use the MySQL included in Solaris 10. For more serious benchmarking, I would study this to decide whether to build MySQL myself. So:
$ PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/sfw/bin:/usr/ccs/bin $ export PATH $ ./configure --with-mysql \\ --with-mysql-lib=/usr/sfw/lib/ \\ --with-mysql-include=/usr/sfw/include/mysql \\ --prefix=/home/dp/super-smackI then had to make a few edits: src/Makefile needs to link the benchmark with the additional libraries -lsocket -lnsl. A proper autoconf setup should detect this, but... no problem. A few minor edits to C files were also needed:
- Added #include <strings.h> to engines.cc for bzero.
- In query.cc, replaced calls to flock() with calls to fcntl(3c):
- flock(1, LOCK_EX); + fcntl(1, F_SETLK, F_WRLCK);
So now, it built cleanly! Hooray. Next, I muddled my way through getting mysqld started. Once I did, I had to cope with one more problem: Super-Smack, by way of libmysqlclient, seems to want to access the mysql database via a UNIX domain socket at /var/lib/mysql/mysql.sock. However, the database seems to put that socket in /tmp/mysql.sock. I wasn't sure why, and I decided to investigate that discrepancy out later. I hacked things up by putting an appropriate symlink in /var/lib/mysql to work around the problem.
Next, I ran Super-Smack as instructed in the article, and things went somewhat haywire. A quick look revealed that Super-Smack has a fairly conventional design: A parent process forks a bunch of children, which do benchmark activities. When these are finished, they write information back to the parent. I received a variety of error messages, and after applying truss to some abbreviated runs, Jonathan and I decided that the parent super-smack process was exiting prematurely, and failing to collect the data being sent to it by its children. A quick scan of the source code led me to this innocuous looking line of code:
pid_t pid = wait4(-1, 0, 0, NULL);This is where the master super-smack process waits for its children. My brokenness-sense was tingling. That -1 just looks wrong. And, for Solaris, it is. This first argument, -1, is the pid to wait for. In Linux's wait4, this is implemented as follows (excerpted from the linux man page):
< -1 which means to wait for any child process whose process group ID is equal to the absolute value of pid. -1 which means to wait for any child process; this is equivalent to calling wait3. 0 which means to wait for any child process whose process group ID is equal to that of the calling process. > 0 which means to wait for the child whose process ID is equal to the value of pid.So now we know what the author meant: Wait for any child process. While not fully documented (which is a bug), Solaris implements a slightly different ruleset:
< 0 which means to wait for any child process whose process group ID is equal to the absolute value of pid. 0 which means to wait for any child process; this is equivalent to calling wait3. > 0 which means to wait for the child whose process ID is equal to the value of pid.So, on Solaris, wait4(-1, ...) instructs the OS to wait for any child process whose process group ID is 1, while on Linux, it does a wait3(). damn. A final note is that wait4() is not defined by POSIX, the Single Unix Spec, or any standards body I could find. Please, write portable code! One wonders why wait3() wasn't used in the first place. Quickly changing the code fixes the problem.
At this point, I have what appears to be a working Super-Smack on Solaris, and some initial results. I'll intentionally not mention what hardware this was run on, since I've not bothered to perform even rudimentary performance analysis:
$ super-smack /smacks/select-key.smack 10 10000 Query Barrel Report for client smacker1 connect: max=330ms min=6ms avg= 59ms from 10 clients Query_type num_queries max_time min_time q_per_s select_index 200000 0 0 8590.39mpstat(1m) shows that this benchmarks spends a lot of time abusing the system call path, and twiddling bits in userland; it's not clear whether this is really a good test of MySQL performance, since the test client and the database have to fight for CPU resources... All in all, not a terrible night's work. I owe Jonathan a big thanks for his help!


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03.08.2011 / The Huskers take 2 of 3 Games from the Bruins. Blog posting by Mike Babcock, Huskers Illustrated Magazine
The umpire might not have been able to verify that Nebraskas Bryan Peters touched home plate. A mob of jubilant Huskers had left the third base dugout to meet him. Home plate was somewhere in the midst of that mob.
Even so, "I'm pretty sure I found it," Peters said. Until late Sunday afternoon at Hawks Field in Lincoln, the sophomore second baseman from Fort Collins, Colo., had never hit a home run as a Husker. His last home run came during a summer league game following his senior year in high school. At least, that's how he remembered it.
"He really isn't a home run guy," said teammate Josh Scheffert. "So that kind of surprises us." Peters' home run, on the first pitch in the bottom of the 11th inning, gave Nebraska a 5-4 victory against UCLA, as well as a series victory against the nationally ranked Bruins. "What a special series," Husker coach Mike Anderson said. "What an unbelievable series."
Anderson wasn't exaggerating, and not just because Nebraska won two of three from UCLA, which was ranked as high as fifth. The Bruins were the 2010 College World Series runners-up. All three games went extra innings, with UCLA winning the first on Friday 1-0 in 11 and the Huskers winning the second on Saturday 2-1 in 12. Peters singled in the winning run in game two.
That Nebraska was even in a position to win on Saturday was remarkable, considering UCLA's Trevor Bauer struck out 17 in 10 innings. He and the Bruins' Friday starter, Gerrit Cole, "are the best college pitchers I've seen," said Anderson. "Those guys are spectacular." Cole allowed only two singles in nine innings on Friday.
But Kash Kalkowski's one-out, bottom-of-the-seventh home run against Bauer, the third of only four hits the Huskers managed against him, tied the score and set the stage for a dramatic finish. The winning run reached base on a strikeout and wild pitch. "Those are the little things; somebody flinched and we got a win out of it," Anderson said. With Sunday's victory, Nebraska's record improved to 8-4. The Husker pitchers, among them starters Jon Keller, Matt Freeman and Brandon Pierce and relievers Casey Hauptman and Dylan Vogt, held their own against UCLA. "I thought (it was) a great weekend for our pitching staff," Anderson said.
As Anderson told his team on the field immediately afterward, "this could be the start of something very special," said Scheffert, who singled in the tying run with two outs in a three-run bottom of the ninth, another unlikely sequence aided by a UCLA error.
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Oct. 5, 2013
By Tom Weber
BROOKINGS, S.D. - You can say one thing about Saluki Football. It isn't boring. For the fourth time in six games, the outcome wasn't decided until the final minute. The big difference for Southern Illinois on Saturday was that this time, it came out on top, beating South Dakota State, 27-24.
After dropping heartbreakers to Illinois, Eastern Illinois and Youngstown State, SIU seems to have figured out how to win a close game. There were many keys (and key players) that led to this victory.
1. The field conditions were poor, due to a high school game that was played at Coughlin Stadium last night during a rainstorm. It looked like a stampede of cattle had been driven between the hashmarks. The Salukis didn't let the turf issues affect them.
2. Despite the sloppy footing, the Salukis had no trouble running the ball, averaging nearly five yards per carry. If you like power football, you would have loved SIU's first drive. All 80 yards came on the ground, and the Jackrabbits seemed stunned by the Salukis' smashmouth game plan. In the first five games, SIU ran the ball 49 percent of the time. This afternoon, they ran it 64 percent of the snaps.
3. Malcolm Agnew's best two games this season have come on natural grass. He had 127 yards against SEMO at Busch Stadium and needed only 17 carries to pile up 105 yards at South Dakota State. He runs with a low center of gravity and rarely seems to slip on muddy turf. Likewise, Ken Malcome appears to be a mudder. The Georgia transfer is not flashy, but he is a load to bring down. He had 50 yards on 11 tries in his best performance of the year.
4. A key momentum swing took place just before halftime. With the score tied, 10-10, Southern had the ball 1st-and-10 at the SDSU 12. The Salukis had all three timeouts left and, at worst, expected to be up a field goal at halftime. Instead, QB Kory Faulkner had his sideline pass intercepted and returned 88 yards for a Jackrabbits' touchdown. It was at least a 10-point swing.
6. Special teams played a key role in the victory. Saluki kicker Thomas Kinney shrugged off a crucial missed PAT last week to make a pair of long field goals (35 and 42 yards) and all three PATs. His counterpart for South Dakota State was not so fortunate. He could have given his team the lead midway through the third quarter, but his 38-yard attempt came out low and was blocked by Brandon Williams.
7. After Kinney put SIU ahead, 20-17, on a 42-yard field goal, the defense came up with its first, big turnover. On 4th-and-3 from the SIU 27, SDSU wide receiver Cam Jones picked up first-down yardage, only to have the ball stripped by Saluki corner Terrell Wilson. Anthony Thompson recovered for Southern to extinguish the drive.
8. Backup linebacker Cameron James made a huge play when he downed an Austin Pucylowski punt at the SDSU 3 yard line early in the fourth quarter. The Saluki defense held, and SIU marched 65 yards for its final touchdown, giving SIU what seemed like a comfortable 27-17 lead with 7:15 remaining in the game.
9. The lead felt even more secure when the defense forced another big turnover -- this time the fumble was recovered by LB Bryan Presume at midfield. With just 6:18 to go, at worst, SIU was going to run three plays, force South Dakota State to use its timeouts and pin them deep in their own territory with a Pucylowski punt, still down by 10.
10. In the blink of an eye, the momentum flipped right back to the Jackrabbits. On second down, Faulkner correctly diagnosed an SDSU run blitz coming. He threw a seemingly safe swing pass to WR LaSteven McKinney, who fumbled the ball back to the home team.
11. Six plays later, the Jackrabbits scored a touchdown to pull within 27-24 with 4:04 to go. A fired up crowd sensed a dramatic comeback about to transpire. For the Salukis, it was a case of here we go again.
12. Sure enough, SIU's offense went 3-and-out and punted the ball back to the Jackrabbits at their own 25, leaving them 2:58 to work with. Thoughts of last year's 98-yard touchdown drive in the final minutes, in which South Dakota State eliminated SIU from playoff contention, had to be racing through Dale Lennon's mind.
13. QB Austin Sumner's first pass attempt on the final drive was intercepted by Presume. Or was it? The referee ruled he trapped it. SDSU swiftly moved into SIU territory, until the drive stalled at the SIU 40. On 4th-and-2, S D.J. Cameron reached around WR Trevor Wesley to bat away the ball and secure a critical victory for Southern.
14. The Salukis still have some work to do on defense, where they rank last in the league in pass defense and near the bottom in third-down percentage defense. Amazingly, SDSU converted 8-of-10 third-down attempts in the first half, including a 3rd-and-11, 3rd-and-5, 3rd-and-7, 3rd-and-9, and 3rd-and-8. For the game, they were 12-of-19 on third-down tries. To put that in perspective, North Dakota State's defense, which leads the league, has only allowed 17 third-down conversions (on 69 attempts) all season.
14. Only North Dakota State and Youngstown State remain undefeated in the league after two weeks. The MVFC title race is going to be a slugfest. On to Northern Iowa.


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Executive Chairman: Graham Simmonds
Graham Simmonds has over 15 years experience in public company management, corporate finance, and business development in the technology and gaming industries. In 1997, Mr. Simmonds developed and launched the first in-home digital video horseracing service in North America. Through a distribution agreement with The Dish Network, the service was expanded to the United States. Mr. Simmonds currently holds the role of Chairman and Director for several early stage public companies including GameCorp Ltd. Mr. Simmonds has had tremendous success in creating and structuring early stage micro-cap companies to position them for growth and profitability.
Executive Vice-Chairman: Gary Schwartz
Gary Schwartz is the founder, President, and CEO of Impact Mobile, a leader in providing end-to-end mobile marketing technology solutions. Mr. Schwartz founded Impact Mobile in 2002 after having worked in the information technology and telecommunications industries for over 20 years. Over the past 9 years, Mr. Schwartz has played a leadership role in the mobile industry, running the first cross-carrier short code campaign in North America. Mr. Schwartz founded the mobile committee for the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) in 2006 and has worked to publish literature such as the Mobile Buyer's Guide helping extend the digital buy into mobile – for which he received an IAB award for industry excellence in 2009. In 2007, Mr. Schwartz started work to help establish a joint task force between the Mobile Marketing Association (MMA) and the IAB with the aid of the Media Rating Council (MRC) to develop global, auditable mobile measurement standards. In 2010, Mr. Schwartz was elected as the Chair of Mobile Entertainment Form (MEF) North America with a remit to develop a mobile commerce practice to service brands, retailers and content owners – for which he received a MEF award for industry excellence. In 2011, in partnership with MEF and a number of industry groups including the X9 security standards body, Mr. Schwartz is working to develop m-commerce security and privacy guidelines. Mr. Schwartz is an honors graduate from Columbia University and the Stanford University Center in Tokyo. He is the recipient of the Macromedia People Choice Award as well as the Dodge Foundation award for innovation. Mr. Schwartz is the author of The Impulse Economy: Understanding Mobile Shoppers and What Makes Them Buy.
Director & Chair of Audit Committee: Gerry Goldberg, CA
Gerry Goldberg is currently a partner at Schwartz Levitsky Feldman LLP and is head of SLF's Public Company group, which specializes in servicing both domestic and foreign companies listed on US and Canadian stock exchanges. Mr. Goldberg has experience in advising/assisting businesses in securing both traditional and innovative forms of financing. He has industry expertise in the service, distribution, retail, high-tech, real estate, not-for-profit and manufacturing sectors, with a strong emphasis on taxation and business advisory services. Prior to joining SLF in 1992, Gerry was a partner for over 10 years at Grant Thornton LLP.
Director: Henry J. Kloepper
Henry J. Kloepper is a leading financier and has been involved in investment banking and corporate finance for over 30 years. He brings a rounded knowledge of the capital markets, strategic growth, and investments. Mr. Kloepper is currently a director of publicly listed Mogul Energy International Inc. and Chief Executive Officer of Houston Lake Mining Inc. In the past, Mr. Kloepper has worked in executive positions with JP Morgan, Citibank, Bank of America, and North American Trust in the U.S., Canada, and Europe.
Director: John A Ryan, CGA
John Ryan is a Certified General Accountant and a financial consultant with over 30 years of corporate and financial management experience. He is President and CEO of Spruce Ridge Resources Ltd. a Canadian based junior exploration company focused on gold exploration in North America. He is also the CFO of Golden Dory Resources Corp. (TSX.V:GDR) and Metalore Resources Limited (TSX:MET), a natural gas producer in South Western Ontario. Mr. Ryan currently sits on the boards of various companies.
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Janniro, M. J., & Cestaro, V. L. (1996). Effectiveness of detection of deception examinations using the computer voice stress analyzer. (Report No. DoDPI96-R-0005). Fort McClellan, AL: Department of Defense Polygraph Institute.
Janniro and Cestaro (1996) investigated the utility of the Computer Voice Stress Analyzer (CVSA) in the detection of deception. The CVSA is designed to identify stress-related changes in voice (i.e., "subaudible microtremors"), and it is argued that the CVSA should capture voice changes due to stress related to deception. Outputs of the CVSA are examined and judged by a trained examiner whether or not a particular individual is being truthful. Evidence from previous studies is mixed and inconclusive, and the present study examined the utility of the CVSA in the detection of deception.
A total of 109 participants were assigned to the deceptive group or the non-deceptive group. A participant in the deceptive group was instructed to take $100 from a box in a scenario room and then to hid $100 on him or her, while a participant in the non-deceptive group did not have to perform the theft. Then, in the questioning phase, a participant in the deceptive group was told to lie about taking and hiding $100. A participant in the non-deceptive group responded truthfully.
Based on the comparison between critical responses (ones that the deceptive group had to lie about) and control responses, trained examiners judged whether or not a particular individual is being truthful. The overall accuracy was 49.8%, and it was not different from the chance level. Moreover, no examiner did better than the chance level. Although the consistency of judgment among examiners was found, the CVSA failed to provide sufficient information in the detection of deception.


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More accessible than Sveti Stefan, its elitist neighbour, the charming village of Petrovac has been appreciated since Ancient times/Antiquity. The pretty fishing port, houses built of stone from Venice, and shady arbors contribute to the delight of holidaymakers, who go as far as the castle to admire the panoramic views.


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Ayn Rand Atlas Shrugged Trailer Released - GalleyCat
In DC and other areas local groups will have group outings to see it on April 15.
The trailer for part one of Atlas Shrugged has been released, an attempt to adapt Ayn Rand's sprawling novel.
We've embedded the trailer below –what do you think? Is it possible to film Rand's massive book?
The film's site outlines the plot: "Dagny Taggart (Taylor Schilling) runs Taggart Transcontinental, the largest remaining railroad company in America, with intelligence, courage and integrity, despite the systematic disappearance of her best and most competent workers. She is drawn to industrialist Henry Rearden (Grant Bowler), one of the few men whose genius and commitment to his own ideas match her own. Rearden's super-strength metal alloy, Rearden Metal, holds the promise that innovation can overcome the slide into anarchy."
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Recycled Glass Tile
Companies that recycle glass into tile are no longer part of a trend – recycled tile products have become an important and established "futureproof" consumer niche.
The success of curbside glass recycling programs has resulted in more post-consumer glass than municipalities can use; there is also a post-industrial glass waste available. The development of alternate products that make use of both types of glass helps in many ways: by reducing landfill, by reducing the need for recycled glass storage, and by supporting the economic viability of recycling programs.
Other Benefits
Recycling glass into glass tiles is both environmentally and technically sound. Washington state's CWC reports that "the strength and absorption properties of well made recycled glass tiles is as good as, and often much better than, ASTM requirements for similar types of material." 1 As a rule, recycled glass tiles also save on fossil fuel consumption: typically, less energy is used re-forming glass than on starting tiles from scratch.
From Obscurity To Trend
Recycled glass tiles have gone from obscurity to commanding cachet among many customers. This has taken time. In the ceramic industry, "recycled" tiles were also often thought of as antique tiles that were pulled off walls intact and re-used. And other assocations proved to be barriers. Mike Hauner, Production VP for Interstyle Ceramic and Glass:
When we first started selling it, we didn't promote our River Crystals line as 100% recycled glass, even though it always has been. Ten years ago many consumers saw recycled materials as low end products with poor production values. Our tiles didn't fit that stereotype.
Recycling Methods
There are two main processes for firing pure glass recycled glass tile: the smalti and cast methods.
Glass pieces, called cullet, are melted into a molten state. Color is added and the liquid is then rolled out, cooled and cut into pieces.
Glass cullet is placed in forms or capsules along with color, and then melted until the pieces fuse together. In some cases, pressure is also applied to tightly bind ( "sinter") the particles together.
Post Consumer vs Post Industrial Glass
For curbside glass, differentials in glass color and glass quality in the mixed glass cullet ( crushed glass), and impurities like paper, stone and dirt, all complicate production, and make batches impossible to standardize. According to a study by the Clean Washington Centre, much container glass - which can be clear, green and amber - can be processed to have their colors neutralized, but the applicability of this product may not extend to tiles – the report considers that curbside waste is mainly to be proscribed "for Glass-blowing studios and hot shops."2
Glass tiles that use a portion of post-consumer glass generally have a rustic appeal, and are often created in smaller, unique batches. As a result tiles made with this resource are often made from small scale or artisan producers. New technologies may change this, but the inherent problems with curbside glass will continue to make consistent controlled post-industrial glass a first choice. "Post-industrial' glass is a byproduct of another glass process, such as flat glass production and processing. It may also be a by product from other glass tile production.
In House Waste Or Out Of House Waste
Glass by-product for recycled tiles can come from external sources, or can come from glass end cuts or breakage from fused glass tile production. It's a contentious issue: some companies argue that an external transaction must take place for the crushed glass to take on the name "recycled." The other side consider themselves most of the term "recycled" - as they take responsibility for recycling their own waste, and saving the energy spent to collect and transport the glass pieces to an external holding and/or recycling facility.
Help, Police?
Post-consumer or not, in-factory byproduct or not, environmental responsibility suggests that recovering waste products, and making them into something useful is a good thing. But to date the US EPA has no Comprehensive Procurement Guidelines for glass tiles - the only recycled tiles they specify are made of post-consumer rubber or plastic.
Organizations like LEED certify buildings that show leadership in environmental safety and energy, but there is no current North American recycled glass tile standard on the manufacturers' side. And there is no policing agency that actively checks the veracity of recycled glass claims - though it may be that the potential damaging publicity (for instance by ex-employees) could be enough of a deterrent for incorrect disclosure of recycling content.


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I'm trying to find out if our IIS server is being asked to serve pages compressed. I'm a noob regarding a lot of this so am working my way through the issues.
We're using IIS 6.0 and have correctly turned compression on. If I use Fiddler2 to analyse the HTTP requests via localhost, then Fiddler reports that the pages are compressed.
If we then access the server over the network, either via its external URL or via the internal server name, Fiddler reports those pages as uncompressed.
Therefore, it's logical to assume that something is getting in the way - presumably our ISA server.
Our ISA administrator states that ISA is configured to allow compressed requests but what I want to do is to look at the requests coming through to IIS to see if IIS is being asked to serve pages compressed. I'm fairly convinced that our request is going to ISA, ISA is forwarding these, but not with the "compression" details - therefore IIS is not performing any compression.
I've looked at the IIS logs but can't see anything obvious about the HTTP request. Is there any way I can check, on the web server itself, this sort of information?
One thing that is confusing, but it may be normal, is that the Client IP making the request is not the orignal PC (i.e. mine) and not the ISA firewall, but the web server itself...


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Ministry striving to reduce maternal death rate
Addis Ababa, November 19 (WIC) - The Ministry of Health (MoH) said it is implementing various programs that enable to reduce maternal death rate in the country.
National Maternal and Child Health Coordinator with MoH, Dr Tewodros Bekele, told WIC today the programs include pre and post natal care, health extension program and family planning services, among others.
Following the realization of the programs, family planning service coverage increased to 20 per cent now from only 15 per cent two years ago, Dr Tewodros.
The ministry is working to increase the percentage of mothers using family planning service to 76 per cent this budget year from 56 per cent last year, he said.
Dr Tewodros said the ministry is organizing and undertaking integrated awareness raising campaigns for accelerated reduction of maternal mortality rate.
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