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Disk Maintenance under Linux (Disk Recovery)
The final utility we will discuss is probably the most powerful and dangerous. With debugfs, you can modify the disk with direct disk writes. Since this utility is so powerful, you will normally want to invoke it as read-only until you are ready to actually make changes and write them to the disk. To invoke debugfs in read-only mode, do not use any switches. To open in read-write mode, add the -w switch. You may also want to include in the command line the device you want to work on, as in /dev/hda1 or /dev/sda1, etc. Once it is invoked, you should see a debugfs prompt.
We'll be looking at only a limited set of commands for the purposes of this article. I would refer you to the man pages, but the page for debugfs located on my system is out of date and does not accurately reflect debugfs' commands. To get a list, if not an explanation, at the debugfs prompt type ?, lr or list_requests.
The first command you can try is params to show the mode (read-only or read-write), and the current file system. If you run this command without opening a file system, it will almost certainly dump core and exit.
Two other commands, open and close, may be of interest if you are checking more than one file system. Close takes no argument, and appropriately enough, it closes the file system that is currently open. Open takes the device name as an argument.
If you wish to see disk statistics from the superblock, the command stats will display the information by group.
Now that you've had a chance to look at a few of debugfs' functions, let's get to work fixing our hard disk. From the printed list of bad blocks, we need to see which blocks are in use and which files are using them. For this we'll use testb with each block number as an argument. If the test says the block is not in use, we know we have'nt lost any data here yet.
If the block is marked as in use, you'll want to find out which file is using this block. We can find the inode by using:
which will return the inode that points to the block. From here, we can use
to get the name of the file corresponding to the inode. Now we finally have something we can work with. You may want to try to save the file, but if the block really is bad, you're probably better off reinstalling this file from a backup disk. To free the block, you can use one of several commands; the one I recommend is:
This will deallocate the inode and its corresponding blocks. Remember, you'll have to be in read-write mode to do this. Note that these commands are irrevocable in read-write mode.
Once the bad block has been deallocated, you can use:
to permanently allocate the block, removing the inode that points to it from the pool of free inodes.
That's it. Once the appropriate changes have been made to set the blocks, you can quit debugfs and reboot. You should not see more problems unless you missed a block (or have grown more bad blocks).
Good disk maintenance requires periodic disk checks. Your best tool is fsck, and should be run at least monthly. Default checks will normally be run after 20 system reboots, but if your system stays up for weeks at a time as mine often does, you'll want to force a check from time to time. Your best bet is performing routine system backups and checking your lost+found directories from time to time. The dumpe2fs utility will provide important information regarding hard disk operating parameters found in the superblock, and badblocks will perform surface checking. Finally, surgical procedures to remove areas grown bad on the disk can be accomplished using debugfs.
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As long as the hard disk is
As long as the hard disk is not toasted, completely broken, or data is overwritten, you can retrieve your data. When a file is removed from the hard drive, it is not actually deleted.
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A file which iNode is 0
My system is Linux 5
here is a file: .bash_profile
when I run the command: ls -ai
The result return by shell is :
> ----------------------------------
> cd dmsystem
> ls -ai
> [root@TCJ dmsystem]# ls -ai
> 21200897 . 21200909 data 21200906 .mozilla
> 2 .. 21200898 .emacs 21200994 src
> 21201266 .bash_history 21200944 exe 21200984 .viminfo
> 21200901 .bash_logout 21200903 .kde 21200900 .zshrc
> 0 .bash_profile 21201265 .lesshst
> 21200902 .bashrc 21200986 log
> ----------------------------------
Who can surrport to me some command so that I can delete the file: .bash_profile
Wow, over 10 years old. Good
Wow, over 10 years old. Good info. Thanks.
Magic Numbers.
> The EF53 presumably means Extended Filesystem (EF) version and mod number 53. However, I am unclear about the background of the 53.
I've always assumed the `5' is meant to be read as an `S' since hexadecimal doesn't have an S and the intention is Extended File System 3.
The author says: "The file
The author says:
"The files in these directories will have the form ./#nnnn, where nnnn is the inode number used as the file name. You may be able to determine what the file is by inspecting it using cat. If cat returns what appears to be garbage, you probably have a binary file. In this case, you can do a chmod +x #nnnn, and then run the file. These procedures should give you enough information to learn what the file is."
But nowadays there is a program called 'file' that is a much better idea. Just run:
$ file #nnnn
... and it will try a very good guess at what is the file's format.
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KEB, CITIC Market Dollar Debt as Sales Fall Amid Slowing Economy
Korea Exchange Bank and CITIC Bank International Ltd. are marketing dollar-denominated bonds as sales slow amid signs of weakening economic growth in Asia. New versions of the region's bond risk indexes began trading today.
The Seoul-based lender and the Hong Kong-based unit of China's biggest state-owned investment company are each seeking to sell as much as $300 million of notes today, according to people familiar with the deals.
Issuance is on track to almost halve this week as economic data showed China's manufacturing may contract for an 11th month in September, while Japan's exports fell for a third-straight month in August. Borrowers boosted debt sales earlier this month as stimulus from the world's biggest central banks spurred demand for riskier assets. Asian bond funds had 16 straight weeks of inflows as of Sept. 12, EPFR Global data show.
"There's a large amount of money that's sloshing around and there's still positive, though slower, fund flows to keep the party rolling along," said Pradeep Mohinani, a Hong Kong-based desk analyst at Nomura Holdings Inc. At the same time, yield premiums may have fallen further than is justified by the economic outlook, he said.
Spreads on dollar bonds from Asian borrowers narrowed to 278 basis points more than Treasuries yesterday, the least since May 26, 2011, according to an HSBC Holdings Plc index.
Asia Risk
The latest series of the Markit iTraxx Asia index of 40 investment-grade borrowers outside Japan was at 131 basis points as of 8.31 a.m. in Hong Kong, Westpac Banking Corp. prices show.
Fresh versions of the benchmarks are created every six months when companies are added or dropped depending on their ratings, cost of protection and ease of trading.
KEB is offering three-year bonds at about 175 basis points more than two-year Treasuries, the person familiar with the matter said, asking not to be identified because the terms aren't set.
CITIC Bank is marketing a 10-year bond that can be bought back by the Hong Kong-based lender in five years. The lower tier 2 note is being offered at a spread of about 350 basis points more than five-year Treasuries, the person said.
Fantasia Holdings Group Co., a Shenzhen-based property developer, is also marketing a dollar-denominated bond in the low-to mid-14 percent range, another person said.
Bond Roll
The previous series of the Asian bond risk gauge closed at 112.6 basis points yesterday, according to CMA, which is owned by McGraw-Hill Cos. and compiles prices quoted by dealers in the privately negotiated market. The maturity date of the new indexes is December 2017, compared with June 2017 on the Series 17 versions.
The Series 18 Markit iTraxx Australia index was at 151.5 basis points as of 10:21 a.m. in Sydney, according to Westpac Banking Corp. That compares with a closing price of 136.6 basis points for the previous series yesterday, according to data provider CMA.
The new Markit iTraxx Japan series was at 206 basis points as of 9:15 a.m. in Tokyo, Deutsche Bank AG prices show.
Default swaps on JFE Holdings Inc. and OJI Paper Co. were added to the Markit iTraxx Japan series, with contracts on Softbank Corp. and JFE Steel Corp. removed, according to information on Markit's website. There were no changes to the constituents of the Asian and Australian gauges.
Credit-default swap indexes are benchmarks for protecting bonds against default and traders use them to speculate on credit quality. A drop signals improving perceptions of creditworthiness, while an increase suggests the opposite.
The swap contracts pay the buyer face value in exchange for the underlying securities if a borrower fails to meet its debt agreements.

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Ferrari team principal Stefano Domenicali is equally confident about the matter being resolved soon.
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Apple joins a number of PC manufacturers including Dell and Hewlett Packard that have previously reported using the bad chips in their systems.
Nvidia said that any replacement costs Apple incurs will be covered by the $196m fund it announced in July. "In a way, this is all old news to us," said Derek Perez, an Nvidia spokesman.
Apple said contrary to what it had been told by Nvidia several months ago, some MacBook Pro laptops equipped with Nvidia's GeForce 8600M GT graphics processor may be among the machines using flawed chips. Apple cited an internal investigation as the source of its information.
"We've been diligent in our analysis with Apple, as with all our OEM partners," said Perez. "Our analysis is that failure in a MacBook Pro is remote, but Apple is going to decide its warranty or replacement procedures based on their own quality guidelines."
Nvidia first publicly reported a problem with an older generation of its graphics processor in "significant quantities" of laptop PCs, in July. At the time, the company said it would take a $150m to $200m charge against revenue to cover anticipated repair and replacement costs.
More than a month later, Nvidia booked a $196m £114m) charge against its fiscal second-quarter results.
"At that same time, Nvidia assured Apple that Mac computers with these graphics processors were not affected," Apple said. "However, after an Apple-led investigation, Apple has determined that some MacBook Pro computers... may be affected."
Hewlett-Packard has confirmed that the bad Nvidia chips were used in 24 different HP Pavilion and Compaq Presario notebook models, while Dell has identified 15 models in its Precision, Latitude, Inspiron, Vostro and XPS lines. Both HP and Dell have issued BIOS updates designed to boost fan speed. The Nvidia chips fail at higher-than-normal rates because of overheating; the increased fan speed is intended to ward off failure of the graphics processor.
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Apple has confirmed that a number of MacBook Pro laptops manufactured last month may contain faulty Nvidia graphics processors.
HP and Dell have also extended warranty periods for the laptops with the bad chips, and in some cases have offered free repair.
Apple essentially announced the same yesterday. "If the Nvidia graphics processor in your MacBook Pro has failed, or fails within two years of the original date of purchase, a repair will be done free of charge, even if your MacBook Pro is out of warranty," the company said.
The company's hardware warranty is normally one year from the date of purchase, although customers can purchase extended support plans.
Perez said that the $196m charge Nvidia took two months ago would cover the additional cost of any reimbursement to Apple. "Yes, Apple falls under that amount," he said.
Both 15in and 17in MacBook Pro models are included in the potential free repair. The symptoms, said Apple, include no video, or distorted or scrambled video. Only MacBook Pros with the GeForce 8600M GT processor manufactured between May 2007 and September 2008 are affected, the company said.
However, all MacBook Pro models now for sale on Apple's online store still contain the GeForce 8600M GT processor.
Customers can take their laptops to an Apple retail store or authorised dealer for evaluation and repair, or call one of the company's support lines . Users who have already paid to have their MacBook Pro's video fixed will be issued refunds.
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PORT STEPHENS, Australia -- England's Brian Davis won the
ANZ Championship on Sunday, birdieing 10 holes in a 17-point final
round in the modified Stableford event.
Davis finished with 44 points for
a one-point victory over countryman Paul Casey in the tournament
co-sanctioned by the Australasian and European tours.
"I can't putt any better than that -- that was unbelievable,"
Davis said. "I rolled the ball beautiful. I had three bogeys, but
my main goal today was just to go out there and make as many
birdies as I can and see where I finish."
Under the unique scoring system, players receive eight points
for double eagle, five for eagle, two for birdie, zero for par,
minus-one for bogey, and minus-three for double bogey or higher.
Davis, also the European tour's 2000 Spanish Open winner,
finished with a stroke-play total of 16-under 272.
Casey, the 2002 winner at New South Wales Golf Club, had seven
birdies in a bogey-free 14-point round. In stroke-play figures, he
also finished at 16 under.
France's Thomas Levet and Australia's Nick Flanagan, the U.S.
Amateur champion, tied for third at 39, with Levet also finishing
with a stroke-play total of 16 under.
England's Steve Webster, the third-round leader, had minus-two
points in the final round to fall into a tie for fifth with 37
points. American Ricky Barnes, the 2002 U.S. Amateur champion, tied
for eighth with 35 points after a five-point round.
On Friday, Laura Davies missed the cut with a two-day total of
minus-13 points -- 40 points behind the second-round leader. The
Englishwoman is the only female player to compete in an event
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We have a desktop client application developed in Swing. This application interacts with backend server using Servlet.
The new requirement is to make a web based client. I have read about JavaFX, Flex, ExtJS, etc.
I would like to know which solution is best fit to replace a swing application? Does anyone have any experience of doing the same?
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The application is heavy weight in terms of widgets. Ofcourse we will redesign a bit when making a web based client.


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Located in the heart of Kimberly, this hotel is within 3 mi (5 km) of Telulah Park, Lawrence University, and Reid Municipal Golf Course. History Museum at the Castle is 2.9 mi (4.6 km) away.
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Along with a restaurant, this smoke-free hotel has an indoor pool and a 24-hour fitness center. Free WiFi in public areas, free self parking, and a free airport shuttle are also provided. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and a spa tub are onsite.
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In addition to an indoor pool, Hilton Garden Inn Appleton/Kimberly provides a spa tub and a 24-hour fitness center. The hotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
This 3-star property offers access to a 24-hour business center. Event facilities measuring 2090 square feet (188 square meters) include conference space. This business-friendly hotel also offers gift shops/newsstands, laundry facilities, and dry cleaning/laundry services. A roundtrip airport shuttle is complimentary to guests during limited hours. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
Hilton Garden Inn Appleton/Kimberly is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- 24-hour front desk
- Free airport transportation
- Bar/lounge
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee shop or café
- Conference space
- Conference space size (feet) - 2090
- Conference space size (meters) - 188
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-in
- Express check-out
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Gift shops or newsstand
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- Number of buildings/towers - 1
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- Restaurant
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- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
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- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
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Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Cable TV service
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free toiletries
- Free weekday newspaper
- Free cribs/infant beds
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- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Iron/ironing board
- Microwave
- MP3 docking station
- Pay movies
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- Premium TV channels
- Private bathroom
- Refrigerator
- Rollaway/extra beds available
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Cooked-to-order breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6 AM and 10 AM.
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The dinner will showcase some of Brooklyn's finest.
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Boeing Plays an Aerial Wild Card
By LAURENCE ZUCKERMAN
Published: June 17, 2001
PARIS— VISITORS to this year's Paris Air Show, which opens here today, will be able to walk around, inside, and through Boeing's Sonic Cruiser, a futuristic new passenger jet that would fly just shy of the sound barrier. They can marvel at the sleek new twin-engine plane, with its tapered fuselage, delta-shaped wing and unusual front stabilizer.
At least they will have the illusion of doing so, for they will be looking at an elaborate hologram -- a perfect image, perhaps, for a plane that so far exists almost exclusively in the minds of Boeing executives and designers. The image alone, though, has been enough to add spice to the world's biggest aircraft rivalry. With it, Boeing has managed to steal the spotlight from its archrival, Airbus Industrie, on its home turf at the biggest aerospace event of the year.
''It will be neat,'' Alan Mulally, the always-chipper chief of Boeing's commercial airplane division, said of the hologram during a recent interview in New York.
The Boeing Web site states boldly that the twin-engine Sonic Cruiser ''will change the way the world flies as dramatically as did the introduction of the jet age.'' But the flickering, ghostlike hologram may not be the image the company wants to project.
Since it stunned Airbus and the rest of the global aerospace industry in March by announcing its intention to build a new, faster plane -- and, on the same day, by canceling two proposed models that were not attracting orders -- competitors, partners, airlines and analysts have been wondering if the Sonic Cruiser is more than a mirage.
Without doubt, a faster plane can be built. The question is whether the new Boeing jet can make money for airlines and meet strict noise and pollution standards.
''Can they do it?'' said Roy V. Harris, the former assistant director of research and engineering at NASA's Langley Research Center. ''I can't say that for sure right now. I think it will be a challenge.''
And there are questions about whether the Sonic Cruiser, an unofficial name coined by Boeing, will be as big a change for travelers as the company is advertising. The new plane is expected to fly only 12 to 16 percent faster than today's passenger jets. By contrast, the supersonic Concorde, built by the French and British in the late 1960's, can fly over twice as fast (though it has been grounded since a crash last summer).
The Sonic Cruiser is not yet even in its infancy. Boeing is not close to saying how many passengers it will carry, how far it will fly or what it will cost. Indeed, the company announced it at an earlier phase of development than other models and has put the tightest disclosure restraints in memory on engine makers, important collaborators on the project, several executives said.
The timing and secrecy have caused some experts to question whether the new jet is a chimera intended to freeze the market just as Airbus, the only other maker of large passenger jets in the world, is filling out its product line with the new A380 superjumbo. The same day it announced the Sonic Cruiser, Boeing shelved a bigger version of its venerable 747, known as the 747X and intended to combat the A380, after failing to persuade a single airline to buy it.
''Was this planned, or a reaction to the success of the A380?'' wondered Byron K. Callan, an aerospace analyst at Merrill Lynch in New York. ''Was Boeing headed down this path all along, or just playing a great game of poker?''
NOW that the game of making large passenger jets is down to two players, the stakes on each side have soared. Having committed $10 billion to building the A380, Airbus would have a difficult time developing a new jet to match the Sonic Cruiser.
Since its founding in the early 1970's, Airbus has clawed its way to the point where it now splits the market for new airplane orders with Boeing each year. But should Boeing set itself apart from Airbus by successfully introducing a faster plane -- the first in what it says could be a family of faster aircraft of different sizes -- it would win a bigger share of the $1.5 trillion that the world's airlines are expected to spend on new planes in the next 20 years.
For years, Boeing said that there was no need for a new superjumbo, that not enough airlines would buy it and that Airbus would never actually commit to such a project. Now, with the Sonic Cruiser, the positions have reversed. Airbus is saying that Boeing will never be able to build a faster airplane at a total cost that will appeal to airlines.
''If there is such a thing as a free lunch, I am sure we are all interested,'' said John Leahy, Airbus's top salesman. ''The question is, if the lunch costs something, then we have to look at what is being served.''
Mr. Mulally of Boeing said it was not bluffing. ''At the most fundamental level,'' he said, ''you would never do what we are doing if you never thought it would be built.''
But he is not ruling out the possibility that Boeing will change its mind. ''You don't know how it is going to come out until it comes out,'' he said. The company will decide in the next year whether it will go forward with the airplane, he added.


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The Bull Fighter (-Bomber) is an experimental heavy bomber with a payload of 21 bombs and two light cannons. It was never put into production, though, because it required a special socket for its two fueling horns to obtain fuel from. Despite this, Senor Gazpacho, a wealthy merchant, bought one. Why? No one knows. I really like this, I hope you did too! I don't know whether the fact that it holds 21 bombs was a sub-conscious stroke of genius or me just getting lucky, but hey, it works!
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Marvellous, mad, amazing, astounding, hi-tech, historic, fun, friendly... Tokyo is a tremendous choice as host city for the 2020 Olympic Games.
Japan's vast capital is probably the most pulsating metropolis in the world and tackling the four way Shibuya pedestrian road crossing is almost an Olympic sport in itself!
New York and London are fabulous 24/7 cities... but, trust me, Tokyo is 25/8.
It's vast of course, but there's a fine public transport system.
And it all works superbly too - it's practically a sackable offence to have a train late in Japan.
There's an incredible energy, yet it can be remarkably calm and serene.
The locals are unfailingly polite and friendly, the food and drink is great and there are plenty of sights to take in when you're not enjoying the Olympic action.
So start saving up now for your Tokyo 2020 Games trip.
I travelled there in May 2006, here's the article I wrote in the Daily Mirror at the time...
As I descended into the white-walled underworld of Tokyo station in search of the Marunouchi Line back to my hotel, it soon became obvious. I was lost.
Not just slightly lost, but utterly, totally and miserably lost amid a seething tide of black-suited commuters.
Like Bill Murray in the film where he plays a jet-lagged actor bewildered by Tokyo, I was having a wide-awake nightmare.
Not so much Lost In Translation, more Lost In Train Station. Jet-lag certainly does strange things to your mind. I'd assumed that if you're trapped in a Lost In Translation moment in Tokyo there's always a Scarlett Johansson on hand to rescue you. It would appear not.
I should have grabbed 40 winks after flying into Japan's vibrant capital on a short break last week. But despite the eight-hour time difference I was straight out to see the Imperial Palace and the Shinkansen, better known as the iconic Bullet Train.
The Palace is in lush grounds that form a green lung in the heart of this vast city.
You can't really see much since it's shielded by walls, moats and trees, but perhaps that adds to its aura.
On to the station, five minutes walk away, and for a 50p platform ticket I got a close look at the startling, duck-billed locomotive.
It's some machine, and, of course, they are never late.
Having walked a few miles by now, a subway ride back to my hotel bed was called for. Which is when I realised I was lost… And then the yen dropped. In my befuddled state I was looking for the wrong red rail line sign when all I needed to do was look for the red circle. Who needs Ms Johansson anyway?
And at least there were signs in English. Before the 2002 World Cup held in Japan most signs were only in kanji script.
This invigorating city is a place like no other, with 35 million people jammed in to the conurbation, half of them seeming to wear some sort of uniform and waving a fluorescent stick.
By the way, train spotters take note – 750,000 people use Tokyo station every day. But that's nothing, two million use Shinjuki station. No wonder they employ people to shove passengers into the trains.
You can't fail to notice that Japan is a bastion of smoking – it seems almost compulsory at times. Perhaps not surprising when cigarettes are £1 a packet for western brands and 40p for local ones.
It's also a haven for good manners. Whether you're buying food, drink or souvenirs, the service is formal and polite.
Stop in the street to consult a map and it's a safe bet someone will ask if you need help with directions (you will – the lack of proper street names is very confusing).
At every turn the citizens of Tokyo are unfailingly courteous – when was the last time a policeman bowed at you as you walked past in the street?
When you visit Japan you aren't just seeing a country, you're seeing a people, too. An essential part of the experience. Mind you, you also present an experience to the Japanese. If you are visiting a shrine or temple, especially one in
Tokyo, expect to be collared by charming schoolkids conducting surveys of foreign visitors. And if you have fair hair expect to be asked to have your picture taken, it's such a rarity in Japan.
Tokyo has the reputation of being a costly destination. To counter this, the Japanese tourist board has highlighted just how inexpensive it can be. I managed lunch at a soba stand (a counter selling soups and noodles dishes) in the swanky Ginza shopping district for £1.20, and very tasty it was, too.
Street vending machines sell bottles of water or the engagingly-named soft drink Pocari Sweat for 60p, and you can eat well at a sushi bar for under a fiver.
Public transport is much cheaper than in the UK. A single ticket on the Tokyo subway – a huge network that will get you around the city easily (once you've got over your Lost In Train Station moment!) – is just 80p and a day pass costs £3.50.
Accommodation need not be disastrous either. A check on Expedia this week found a four-star hotel at £71 a night for a twin room, and a three-star for £60 – both at decent locations.
Of course, like any major city Tokyo can give your wallet a fearful hammering. A pint of Japanese lager will be at least £4 in a bar, dropping to £2.50 during happy hour.
And a Lost In Translation movie moment is yours at a price, too, in the sumptuous 52nd floor New York Grill in the Park Hyatt Hotel, in the hugely-popular and lively Roppongi district.
It was here that Bill Murray and Scarlett Johansson were filmed, and you can savour the same stunning night-time vista as the city comes alive in a supernova of neon. A 133 million yen view, according to the exchange rate against the US dollar.
The food is exquisite but dining with that view is eye-wateringly expensive. A single main course can set you back (deep breath) £100 and you have to book months in advance.
However, you could treat yourself to drinks at the bar with the beautiful people without breaking the bank. The view is well worth blowing £20 or so on, or you could visit the adjacent Tokyo City View on the 52nd floor of the Mori Tower, where admission is £7.50.
If the view from on high is a feast for your eyes, then the food on offer in Tokyo is a feast for your palate. You could easily avoid Japanese cuisine such as sushi, sashimi and tempura if you so wished, but you'd be missing a true culinary experience.
To the uninitiated, sushi refers to a broad range of healthy foods prepared with vinegared rice and toppings or fillings which can include seafood and vegetables. They are not always raw and the raw seafood we often call sushi is properly called sashimi. I must confess that when eating sushi and sashimi, there's always the underlying suspicion that it's not actually quite dead yet, but it is fantastic food.
The tuna in particular was delicious and I even ate things I wouldn't normally touch with a barge-pole, let alone a chopstick – squid, octopus and what I suspect was eel. The Japanese can also do wonders with meat. I had a cracking meal at Gonpachi in Roppongi consisting of skewers of succulent beef and chicken washed down with ice-cold Asahi Japanese beers. Great prawn dumplings, too.
Gonpachi is in a traditional old building on two floors with rush matting and low tables – you take your shoes off to eat. Expect to pay £17-£20 a head.
Tempura is deep-fried seafood and vegetables and makes for a good lunch. I went to the Kawakaze in Asakusa, where you also eat at traditional tables. It's handy for Sensoji, Tokyo's oldest temple, and also has the novelty value of being opposite a geisha training school. By the way, when drinking don't say "chin chin" instead of bottoms up or cheers. Here it's a euphemism for the penis!
What better way to round off an evening than a karaoke session in a nearby bar? Apologies to the late, great Johnny Cash and my fellow karaoke-ers for murdering Ring Of Fire. Just be grateful I didn't unleash Radiohead's Creep on you.
On the assumption that jet-lag will have you waking at dawn, I'd thoroughly recommend an early-morning visit to the Tsukiji fish market. It's a frenetic place with a seemingly endless number of phut-phut buggies buzzing around, either laden with boxes of fishy God-knows-what or hurtling back empty for the next load.
To continue your Japanese immersion head for a pachinko parlour. These garish, noisy arcades are where prizes are won by playing something akin to pinball and are extremely popular.
But perhaps the oddest culture shock was the Japanese toilets. The Turkish-style holes in the ground in public areas such as stations were one thing, but the electric-powered beasts in hotels and restaurants were something else.
There's an automatic pre-flush to wet the pan when you sit down, seven buttons to control the various bidet sprays and, I kid you not, a seat warmer.
Bottoms down, as they so nearly say in Japan!
A day trip to Kamakura
IT'S worth taking a day trip out of Tokyo by train to Kamakura to absorb some of Japan's religious heritage.
The town is well-blessed with temples and shrines. Get off at Hase station for a visit to the Daibutsu, or Great Buddha.
The bronze giant, from 1252, is 11 metres high and weighs 125 tonnes and was originally covered in gilt, now eroded.
I also really liked the calming atmosphere of the Hase Kannon Buddhist temple, a 15-minute walk away. The gardens are a delight and you should also visit the low caves with the 1,000-year-old carvings. If, say, you had an Asahi-fuelled headache, there's a goddess's statue you can rub to get rid of it.
Take the train a couple of stops back to Kamakura itself for the Shinto shrine of Tsurugaoka Hachiman, one of the most important in Japan. A return fare is about £10 and admission to temples and shrines, if not free, is about a pound.
Dos and don'ts
- DON'T blow your nose in public. A hearty sniff is acceptable.
- DON'T stand your chopsticks up in your rice – it symbolises death.
- DON'T underestimate sake, the Japanese rice wine. It can be a heady 20 per cent alcohol.
- DO leave some food on your plate when you've finished a meal – if you don't it implies you didn't get enough food.
- DO take plenty of cash. Apart from in hotels credit cards are not widely used and cash machines are few are far between.
- DO try to learn a couple of Japanese words – an "arigatoo" (thankyou) works wonders.
- Tourist info: http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/
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Breaking Hanukkah Special: ScarJo Half Jewish!
But she's so icy and Scandinavian, right? Only half! Other dreidl spinners: Jennifer Connelly! Shia Labeouf! And Cindy is misbehaving in London. In the Judeo-Christian gossip roundup.
Starting on a seasonal note, the Daily News has an awesome "Stars of David" Hanukkah guide to stars you may not know are Jewish (Shia Labeouf! Keri Russell! James Franco! Half of both ScarJo and Jennifer Connelly!), complete with awesomely cheesy captions ("Maroon 5's Adam Levine is no stranger to 'I have a little dreidl'"). Moving on to matters gentile, Robert De Niro and his family went to see White Christmas on Broadway, and at the finale, De Niro stood up and declaimed, "One of these days a real rain will come and wash all this scum off the street." (Well, no, we just wish he had.) Jeremy Piven is reportedly not too sick from mercury poisoning (which not everyone believes was a lie) to make cute flirty quips about Ari Gold while working out at the Soho Equinox. Caroline Kennedy breakfasted with union heavies, presumably as part of her NY Senate bid.
Bruce Springsteen and his spawn shopped at Barneys, where Mary-Kate Olsen raved in the elevator like a mad hatter about the recession-induced sales. Big Madoff loser Walter Noel's wife Monica says it's not fair to say the family was rich; after all, they lived in a "cottage" in Greenwich and all the daughters went to public school. Real Housewife of New York Alex McCord and her hub will write a parenting book focusing on populist basics like getting a passport for an infant. Cindy Adams is a houseguest in London, where everyone's talking about Madoff and where she's behaving like a cranky Yankee version of Maggie Smith in Gosford Park. Speaking of cranky, Liz Smith clucks at the jeans-wearers on line at the TKTS booth. You grumbling old dames, we're gonna take away your toast points. Also, Broadway ad baroness Nancy Coyne is backpedaling hard about her nuclear New Yorkers–hate–Cleveland–tourists remark in the Times. Scott Sartiano is not stopping $1500-per-sixtop bottle service at Butter or 1Oak despite the recession. Liza Minnelli, performing at the Palace, can feel the ghosts there every night, including Momma's.
Beyoncé is finally distancing herself from pushy mom Tina who makes the bad clothes. John Mayer makes Jennifer Aniston leave her dogs behind in L.A. while they're in New York. Sam Ronson's D.J. fees have jumped from around $1,500 to $25,000 because now there's a high chance Lindsay will show up with her, but the two are still bickering about everything. Brad Pitt would get hung up on, believed to be a joke caller, every time he called a small DVD store in Budapest to try to buy Angelina the complete works of cult director Bela Tarr. Lisa Rinna will do a Playboy spread, posing peek-a-boo style from behind her lips.
Britney had a facial made from abused plants. Russell Crowe wants to get Ridley Scott fired as director of their latest film together, Nottingham, in which Robin Hood's nemesis, the sheriff, is actually noble and brave. Postmodern! Original View dim-bulb Debbie Matenopolous wants to do a reality show called Debbie Does…. Michael Jackson has a rare lung condition, emphysema, and chronic GI bleeding, says biographer Ian Halperin. Demi-Jewess Scarlett Johansson's used snotrag is up to $4,050 in a charity auction.


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REPORT: U.S. Jewish Groups Say They'll Delay Public Campaign For More Iran Sanctions
CREDIT: Reuters
Leaders of some the most influential Jewish groups in the United States have pledged that they will enter a 60-day moratorium in making a public case for more sanctions on Iran over its disputed nuclear program.
Senior Obama administration officials, including Vice President Biden, Secretary of State Kerry, and Treasury Secretary Jack Lew, have asked senators to hold off on a new sanctions bill that seeks to cut off Iran from selling any of its oil, among other punitive measure, in order to allow recent talks with the Iranians to, in the words of lead U.S. negotiator Wendy Sherman, "gain traction."
It appears that the White House's lobbying effort is having some positive effect in the Senate, the Israeli daily newspaper Haaretz reported on Friday that Jewish leaders in the U.S. were also receptive to the administration's plan:
Leaders of four major Jewish organizations have promised the Obama Administration a 60-day moratorium during which they will refrain from conducting any public campaign urging Congress to strengthen U.S. sanctions against Iran.
The pledge was given during a sometimes tense meeting at the White House this week between a group of senior Administration officials led by National Security Adviser Susan Rice and executives and leaders from an ad hoc "quartet" of influential Jewish organizations: AIPAC, the American Jewish Committee, The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) and the Conference of Presidents of Major Jewish Organizations.
The pledge, however, reportedly doesn't include private discussions with members of Congress. "Sources in the Jewish establishment emphasized that they did not make any commitment to refrain from supporting new sanctions in their private dealings with the U.S. lawmakers," Haaretz reports.
Conservate and hawkish groups and legislators have been pushing for increased sanctions on Iran despite what the U.S. and its international partners see as significant progress in negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program. And Obama officials have been pleading with the Senate to hold off, at least temporarily, to give space for what they see as conditions for a potential agreement. "Some very important things are happening," Sherman said last week, "we are beginning to understand each other."
According to the Associated Press, it appears that Obama officials have "convinced a number of senators on Thursday to hold off on another round of Iran sanctions."
"As one member of the [Senate Banking] committee, my attitude is if something is going on that may lead to a positive result, let's see where that ends up," said Sen. Mike Johanns, (R-NB) according to the AP. "We can always pass a sanctions bill." Sen. Dean Heller (R-NV) said the White House had "made a good case," while Sen. Jon Tester (D-MT) said it might make sense to delay sanctions "and let them do their negotiations."
"I would enforce fully the sanctions that we have because they are working and brought Iran to the table, we think, and test it to see if it's real," Sen. Carl Levin (D-MI) told Politico. "But I would not add additional sanctions at this time."
Other senators like Mark Kirk (R-IL) and Robert Menendez (D-NJ) remain skeptical and it's unclear what Sen. Tim Johnson (D-SD) has decided. Johnson is the chair of the Senate Banking Committee which is taking the lead on moving forward with the House sanctions bill. His office did not respond when asked for comment.
The House, meanwhile, has been pushing the Senate to act on their sanctions bill. "The House has acted on this important issue already," said Michael Steel, spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner, according to a report in the Hill this week. "It's time for the Senate to follow suit."
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, in a speech at the ADL's centennial dinner on Thursday, said "[t]he United States is presently testing Iranian intentions for a diplomatic solution," and, echoing Kerry's comments, added, "As we engage Iran along with our partners, we are very clear-eyed about the reality in the Middle East. Iran is a state sponsor of terror, responsible for spreading hatred and extremism throughout the region. But foreign policy is not a zero-sum game. If we can find ways to resolve disputes peacefully, we are wise to explore them."
The Hill reports that "[a] source at an organization present at the meeting told The Hill his group 'categorically denies that any commitment was given for any such moratorium.'"
Haaretz reported on Saturday that "ADL National Director Abe Foxman has confirmed that leaders of major Jewish organizations have agreed on a limited "time out" during which they will not push for stronger sanctions on Iran."


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Last week was a blur. I am typically at home most of the time, but last week, I was gone everyday! We didn't eat as good as I like, so I am looking forward to this week. It is bound to be busy, but hopefully, we will have time to eat all of this delicious food!
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M – Cheesy Grits
T – Biscuits with "Sausage" Gravy, Orange Juice
W – Overnight Breakfast Casserole, Sliced Grapefruit, Banana Walnut Breakfast Bread
TH – Biscuits with TVP Sausage Patties
F –Sweet Sourdough Toast, Strawberry Kiwi Jam, Fried Eggs, Homemade Applesauce
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M – Veggie Bologna Sandwiches, Banana Chips
T – Veggie Burgers
W – Peanut Butter and Jelly Sandwiches, Chips, Fruit
TH – Pasta Bake
F – Soup and Crackers
S – Taco Salad
S – BBQ Asian Burgers with Roasted Peppers and Onions on Toasted Buns, Cheesy Pasta
M – Tossed Salad with Boiled Eggs and Honey Mustard Dressing
T – Crockpot Potato Leek Soup, Toasted Sweet Sourdough Bread
W -Chili, Amish Cornbread, Salad, Orange Sunshine Salad, Scalloped Potatoes
TH– Falafels, Homemade Hummus, and Tahini Sauce, Naan Bread, Salad
F-Cheese Enchiladas, Salad, Tortilla Chips and Salsa, Crockpot Pinto Beans
S – Leftovers
S –Sweet Sourdough Bread
M – Sourdough Banana Walnut Breakfast Bread, English Muffins
T – Sweet Cinnamon Bread, Banana Bread, Naan Bread, Orange Sunshine Salad
W – Amish Cornbread
TH –Sweet Sourdough Bread
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Definition of wire wool in English:
wire wool
Another term for steel wool.
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- He used the wire wool scouring scrubbing pad that I use to clean the cooker.
- Alternatively, restorer's wax polish (there are several proprietary brands available) also applied with very fine wire wool and then polished with a rag gives an excellent finish.
- Scrub rusty grates with wire wool and give cast-iron surrounds a gloss with grate polish, available from hardware shops.
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Wellington-based cloud technology company GreenButton launched a new cloud service last week, named inCus. This service combines cloud computing and smart language recognition technology (licensed from Microsoft Research) to create a searchable index from spoken words in video footage. Imagine the applications for this in any organisation that needs to maintain and search video and audio material.
You can check out the underlying technology: Microsoft Research Audio Video Indexing Service ( or "MAVIS"). And of course the hosted service runs on Windows Azure (there is also a self-hosted offering).
GreenButton has been smart to see an opportunity to bring the parts together and make it accessible to everyone using the cloud. This is a great example of a Kiwi company reaching the world - in fact they chose to do their press release first in Silicon Valley given that they are looking to a global market.


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Definition of rottenstone in English:
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Decomposed siliceous limestone used as a powder or paste for polishing metals.
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- For a glassy finish, use pumice or rottenstone (decomposed limestone).
- For older stains use a paste of rottenstone, baking soda or cigarette ashes mixed with mineral oil, linseed oil, or lemon oil.
- For the final touch, rub down the table using a thin paste of rottenstone.
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