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This occurs randomly and can not be predicted. I have already 3 pages like that collected over the last 3 months. This happens by itself. The user reads a webpage (no clicks for 2 minutes) and suddenly the printer starts printing blank page with just 1 line of 'GGG' text.
This is at work and it is a network HP laser printer (basic model) (HP LaserJet P4015n). There is an enterprise print server. Print jobs (by the user) are submitted to the printer by the print server.
How can I tell if it is my PC or some other network PC ? How can I examine the printer queue to find out the source of this printing "virus"?


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Japanese Shares Advance as Yen Slides on Yellen Pick
Japan's Topix index capped a second day of gains as the yen slid after the White House said it will nominate Janet Yellen to lead the Federal Reserve.
Toyota Motor Corp., Asia's biggest carmaker, rose 3 percent after falling as much as 0.7 percent. Real-estate shares led gains among the 33 Topix industry groups after Nomura Holdings Inc. maintained its bullish outlook on the sector. SoftBank Corp. tumbled 5.7 percent after the mobile carrier's rating was cut at Citigroup Inc.
The Topix rose 1.5 percent to 1,166.90 at the close in Tokyo, after falling as much as 1 percent. The Nikkei 225 Stock Average added 1 percent to 14,037.84. President Barack Obama said the U.S. economy risks a deep recession if Congress doesn't raise the nation's borrowing limit. Obama will nominate Yellen to succeed Ben S. Bernanke as Fed chairman, a White House official said. The yen weakened 0.5 percent to 97.36 per dollar as investors shifted to higher-yielding assets.
"Investors are still worrying about the debt crisis," said Andrew Sullivan, director of sales trading at Kim Eng Securities in Hong Kong. "Still, today the key is that there is one less thing for investors to worry about. We now know who is going to replace Bernanke. It's more about investor sentiment than what the policy is actually going to be. Japan is seeing support because the dollar is gaining."
Yellen Policy
Futures on the Standard & Poor's 500 Index gained 0.4 percent. Yellen, the vice chairman of the Fed since 2010, has articulated the case for maintaining highly accommodative monetary policy.
Toyota gained 3 percent to 6,230 yen. Honda Motor Co., which gets about 80 percent of revenue abroad, gained 1.9 percent to 3,790 yen. Canon Inc., the world's biggest cameramaker, climbed 1 percent to 3,105 yen.
Still, Yellen's nomination to lead the Fed raises the odds of prolonged U.S. bond-buying that may strengthen the yen and damage the Japanese economy, said Koichi Hamada, an adviser to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe. If the Fed takes longer to pare stimulus, the yen may gain, hurting Japan's recovery, Hamada said.
Among other shares that rose, real estate companies jumped as Nomura said any decline in demand for housing due to the increased consumption levy will be short lived and that tax breaks on home loans will underpin demand.
The Topix Real Estate Index jumped 3.7 percent, the most among the 33 industry groups on the broader gauge. Mitsui Fudosan Co. rose 4.3 percent to 3,300 yen while Tokyo Tatemono Co. advanced 4.1 percent to 899 yen.
Debt Impasse
The S&P 500 dropped 1.2 percent yesterday, the biggest decline since August. House Speaker John Boehner insisted on immediate negotiations over the debt ceiling, while Obama said he'll only talk once the government shutdown is ended and the borrowing limit raised.
The International Monetary Fund cut its global outlook for this year and next as capital outflows further weaken emerging markets, and warned that a U.S. government default could "seriously damage" the world economy. The IMF maintained its growth forecasts for Japan, while saying the central bank should be prepared for another round of monetary stimulus if it doesn't manage to boost inflation expectations to its 2 percent target.
"The concern about a U.S. default is weighing on stocks, as if that happens, the fear is that we'll fall into an abyss," said Hiroichi Nishi, a Tokyo-based equities manager at SMBC Nikko Securities, a unit of Japan's second-biggest lender. "But if the ceiling is raised, shares are likely to soar and so there is demand for buying at the lower end of the range."
SoftBank, Yahoo
SoftBank dropped 5.7 percent to 7,000 yen for the biggest drop on the Nikkei 225 and biggest drag on the Topix. Citigroup cut its rating on the stock as the market's expectations may be too high from the likely benefits from SoftBank's Sprint Corp. investment.
Yahoo Japan Corp. retreated for a second day, sinking 3.7 percent to 515 yen, after saying it will eliminate vendor fees for its shopping and auction websites.
Among other stocks that fell, Mizuho Financial Group Inc., Japan's third-largest bank by market value, dropped 1 percent to 204 yen after saying a former top executive knew it was lending to crime groups.
Wage Expectations
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said Japanese stocks will extend a world-beating rally as surging corporate earnings result in higher wages, supporting shares that benefit from domestic spending. The Topix will climb to 1,250 in three months, a 7.1 percent gain from today's close, said Kathy Matsui, Tokyo-based chief Japan strategist at the bank.
"The next big catalyst for reflation is when profit growth translates into higher incomes," Matsui said in an interview in Tokyo on Oct. 7. "We have to wait a little while as wages won't rise overnight. But at the end of the day, one of the key transmission mechanisms of reflation to households is via higher incomes."
The Topix traded at 1.22 times book value today, compared with 2.43 for the S&P 500 and 1.72 for the Stoxx Europe 600 Index yesterday. The Japanese gauge's 30-day historic volatility was at 18.6, compared with its five-year median of 19.32.

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Really...c'mon guys. Very simple and vital function.
Let me know if I'm being thick here, but recurring invoices are dated and recur only on the date they are entered? Why not just allow start and recurring date to be keyed in that is then passed to Auth.net?
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Bestselling author A. E. Hotchner's intimate account of his 53-year friendship with his pal Paul Newman.
A. E. Hotchner first met Paul Newman in 1955 when the virtually unknown actor assumed the lead role in Hotchner's first television play, based on an Ernest Hemingway story. The project elevated both men from relative obscurity to recognition and began a close and trusted friendship that lasted until Newman's death in 2008.
In "Paul and Me," Hotchner depicts a complicated, unpredictable, fun-loving, talented man, and takes the reader along on their adventures. The pair traveled extensively, skippered a succession of bizarre boats, confounded the business world, scored triumphs on the stage, and sustained their friendship through good times and bad. Most notably, they started Newman's Own as a prank and watched it morph into a major enterprise that so far has donatedall its $300 million in profit to charities including the Hole in the Wall Camps worldwide, dedicated to helping thousands of children with life-threatening illnesses.
"Paul and Me," complete with personal photographs, is the story of a freewheeling friendship and a tribute to the acclaimed actor who gave to the world as much as the world gave him.
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A. E. Hotchner is the award-winning author of numerous books, including Papa Hemingway, Sophia Loren, Doris Day, and Blown Away: The Rolling Stones and the Death of the Sixties. He is also the longtime business partner with actor Paul Newman in Newman's Own, the hugely successful food empire that donates all of its profits to charities, including Hole in the Wall Camps worldwide, dedicated to supporting children with life-threatening illnessess.
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All my comments have disappeared after upgrading. There is no link to comments anymore. What's going on?
All my comments have disappeared after upgrading. There is no link to comments anymore. What's going on?
Okay, links to comments are back after enabling comments in posts. The Facebook comments box however still does not appear. Please help!
Which theme is activated on the site? Does the theme use a comments template?
Theme is Esquire. Uses standard wordpress comments template, as far as I can tell. Website is: http://drama-blog.de. Went back to version 1.2.3 for now though.
Same for me, i went back, before it would be really STABLE!
thiloroe: I was unable to recreate your issue in Esquire 1.2. Link to screenshot showing successful display of an existing WordPress comment and a Facebook Comment Box with an existing comment displayed in Esquire 1.2 with Facebook plugin 1.3.
Interesting. I will set up a test environment with a new installation of Esquire and look into it. Thanks for the feedback!
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This holiday was by far the best we have ever been on! The setting, the staff, the horses, the activities, the food and the bar, all fantastic. We did so much research before we went, looking at different ranches, reviews, photos etc and BMR looked by far the best, and its all true!! You are made to feel like one of the family as soon as you arrive. The food was absolutely out of this world thanks to Bob, Andy and the rest of the kitchen crew. The wranglers tailored your day to suit exactly what you wanted to do and nothing was too much trouble. The ride out to the top of Black Mountain is a must, the scenery was out of this world. The evening meal at Jakes Lake and pack camp also had amazing scenery and were a lot of fun but watch out for the margueritas they are stronger than they look :) !
It doesn't matter what your level of riding ability is, by the time you leave you will be much better. We only had a few lessons before we went and were galloping along tracks by mid week.
The cattle drive and calf roping / branding was a fantastic experience too. The roping takes a bit of practice and raises a few laughs between guests, nothing is taken too seriously.
The saloon was a nice touch at the end of the day with guests, wranglers, kitchen staff and owners all playing pool and having a couple of beers together.
The cabins all have log burners in them that creates the perfect end of the day for when you collapse on the sofa after a full day of riding ( If that is what you decide to do).
We made a lot of friends during the week and we were sorry when it was time to leave.
We are definately planning on a return trip and can highly recommend this as the ranch to visit if you want the holiday of a lifetime.
A big thankyou to Nowell and the rest of the May family and staff.....see you soon!
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The Technology
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Skip Emotional Technology and get this instead.
July 17 2004
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The Technology (Audio CD)
I wasn't particularly thrilled with BT's latest, Emotional Technology, despite being a massive fan of the man. For more details on that, see my review of the album. This CD, however, The Technology, is a lot more interesting.
The radio edit of The Force Of Gravity shortens the overly drawn out track, and showcases the vocals a bit more (which works really well, amazingly). The second track is Tiesto's superb remix of the same song, and Tiesto once again proves himself to be one of the few artists capable of saving the dying genre of trance; his remix alone is worth the price of admission, and builds and climaxes wonderfully. I'm not familiar with Dylan Rhymes, but his "Push Up" remix of The Force Of Gravity has caught my interest. Something a stylistic blend of old-school Hybrid and BT (when he's on a nu-breaks mood like in his song Madskillz-Mic Chekka), it simply kicks off strong and keeps kicking the whole way through. Not as emotional as Tiesto's remix, Rhymes' instead goes for a "get down" groove, and it's great. The Attention Deficit remix of The Great Escape proves that when Dave Dresden isn't sitting on his rear riding on the ridiculous success Motorcycle - When The Rush Comes, he's a serious talent. While I consider the original to be one of the few highlights of BT's ET album, the Dresden delivers the goods.
I still find Superfabulous to be atrocious, but these remixes are an improvement over the original (not that that's saying much). I'll be honest: I listened to both once, and have skipped them ever since when listening to the CD, so you'll have to be your own judge as to whether or not they're quality tracks.
On top of having great remixes, the CD offers you the chance to make your own remixes (assuming you have ProTools or an equivalent software and the talent to do so). There's a music video for Somnambulist, but between BT's awful hair and fruity raver T'ai Chi, I can't really say it's a good addition.
My verdict? The Technology EP is worth more of your attention than Emotional Technology, assuming you were a fan of BT before he wrote the words "simply being loved is more than enough."
Legion Of Boom
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3.0 out of 5 stars
July 1 2004
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Legion Of Boom (Audio CD)
Legion Of Boom doesn't have bass. Legion Of Boom IS bass. The Crystal Method's third album is a loud, in-your-face blowout of basslines and guitars. I said Tweekend was the evil little brother of Vegas; this time around, Legion is the evil little brother of Tweekend, if that's at all possible.
The album starts strong, with the great opening track Starting Over. The big single off this album Born Too Slow follows, though frankly it's my least favorite number on the album. Unfortunately, after this point, the album seems to lose focus. True Grit and The American Way feel very much like "filler" tracks. I Know It's You starts incredibly well, but unfortunately climaxes in a harsh medley of high-pitch screeching noises; disappointing, to say the least. Realizer is immediately forgettable, though Broken Glass has a great beat and style that echoes of some of Tweekend's better aspects. Thankfully, the album picks up some momentum here. Weapons Of Mass Distortion is intense and clearly the successor to the great Name Of The Game. Bound Too Long isn't bad at all, and from here the album gets decidely more electronic, with less focus on guitars. Acetone is stellar, and sounds more like a grown-up track from their debut album, Vegas. The two closing tracks, High And Low and Wide Open, also seem more Vegas inspired than Tweekend, and do a great job of finishing the CD pleasantly.
Vegas was all about flash. Tweekend was attitude. Legion is bass. It's unfortunately the weakest of the Method's three CDs, its high moments marred by the uninspired and boring filler. While it refines both the Tweekend and Vegas sounds, it brings nothing new of its own to the table. Worth a listen, but not a "must have."
Any Given Sunday (Widescreen Director's Cut) (Sous-titres fran�ais) [Import]
~ Al Pacino
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4.0 out of 5 stars
Not quite there, but entertaining.
June 29 2004
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Any Given Sunday (Widescreen Director's Cut) (Sous-titres fran�ais) [Import] (DVD)
In Oliver Stone's Any Given Sunday, the audience gets hit by cliches as fast and as hard as the fictional Miami Sharks' quarterbacks get hit by other players during the film's opening game. The audience also get hit hard by the (overly) kinetic editing, both of the film and of the mish-mash adrenaline pumper of a soundtrack, featuring an assortment of rock, rap, and techno beats. Stone and co-writer John Logan push (overly) to get us to buy into their vision of the NFL as a modern gladiatorial arena, and frankly, it doesn't always work; Logan would later get his gladiator fix by co-writing Ridley Scott's crowd-pleaser, well, Gladiator. Still, Logan and Stone manage to score some points with their (overly) broad script which tries to give us an all-encompassing view of modern professional football. Inevitably, it proves too much, and the writing just proves too wide in scope to create a balanced and clear film, though it does have its shining moments, such as when Coach D'Amato (Al Pacino) has comments on the (overly) commercial persona the NFL has adopted, or when Cameron Diaz's character's mother describes the "tragedy" that is her daughter.
Pacino, completely at ease in an Stone flick, gives his first real performance in a long time. Both in his in-game frenzy and in his drunken, sadder scenes, Pacino delivers the goods. Comedian Jamie Foxx also turns in a winning dramatic performance as the rookie quarterback. Come to think of it, the whole cast is stellar and all perform well. Stone seems to bring out strong, almost flamboyant, performances in his actors, and in Oliver Stone films, that's very appropriate. However, the MTV-inspired soundtrack and cinematography detract from the serious delivery of some of the film's concepts. At times, the film seemed more an extended music video than anything else.
Any Given Sunday is a rough movie, both in terms production and in content. The film, despite its lengthy runtime, still feels like it left much of its ideas unsaid; the script just tries too cover simply too many characters and concepts, leaving many of the key players in a somewhat shallow and cardboard like state. Still, Any Given Sunday is an entertaining movie, and fans of football, Oliver Stone, and movies overloaded with dizzying amounts of music and testosterone will no doubt be pleased by the time the credits roll.
The Last Samurai (Widescreen) (2 Discs)
~ Koyuki Kato
81 used & new
5.0 out of 5 stars
A superb action-epic.
June 27 2004
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Edward Zwick's The Last Samurai is on the wrong side of history. It's perception of Japanese history is unfortunately very Hollywood, with a very limited perception of the complexities of the period in which the film takes place. It also forgets that the "halcyon years of the samurai" were in fact the bloodiest and most war-prone, and that the samurai and their warlords tore Japan's lands and peasant class apart with their constant bickering and ulta-sharp blades. All of this said, The Last Samurai is one of the best made films I've seen in a very long time.
Highly romantic, often melodramatic (not surprising, given that story and co-screenwriter John Logan's previous work includes the also romantic and melodramatic Gladiator from director Ridley Scott), The Last Samurai is visually and aurally most similar to Michael Mann's The Last Of The Mohicans. Both feature breath-taking cinematography and landscapes, and musical scores that are nothing short of gorgeous; Hans Zimmer's themesin The Last Samurai are haunting, emotional, and arguably his best yet, and are further proof of the man's implacable position as the most talented composer in Hollywood. The story is a bit less impressive: Essentially Lawrence of Arabia and Dances With Wolves meets Shogun, the movie follows American Civil War veteran and honored hero Nathan Algren (Tom Cruise) as he is shipped off to train Japan�s new army as the country tries to Westernize itself in the 1870s. A borderline drunk plagued by memories of an atrocity committed by his unit years before, Algren merely shows up in Japan for the money. However, when his ill-prepared army is sent prematurely into battle with the Samurai rebels he�s supposed to suppress, Algren is captured and taken off to the hidden village of his Òenemy.Ó It is here that he slowly regains his honor and faith as a man, and is finally able find redemption for his sins. Hardly original, and done many times before. However, The Last Samurai treats even this almost cliched story with immense respect and care, and the end result is tremendously rewarding. Zwick is extremely careful as a director, and his sense of control and timing is flawless. Instead of rushing through the film, he takes the time to meticulously place all of the necessary elements before concluding. The time given to Algren�s transformation is satisfactory, and as a result, his redemption in championing the bushido cause is very much believable, as are his combat sequences later in the film. And what beautiful combat it is. The battle sequences, choreographed by Nick Powell (Gladiator, BraveHeart) are without the doubt the most intense ever put to film. No other film yet has managed to find the thin line of showing the martial arts as both beautiful and gritty at the same time; bushido is both a kinetic dance and a disturbingly vicious combat form in this film. The film's acting is strong throughout, with Tom Cruise turning in a very believable and often quite understated performance. Ken Watanabe is nothing short of sensational as Katsumoto, leader of the samurai rebellion; he steals the show with grace and dignity. Also excellent is Koyuki, who's rather small part still remains convincing in the film. The film's $120 million dollar budget is put to perfect use, with oustanding sets, costumes and props; the Japan of 1876 leaps to life on the screen in a way we've never seen before.
The Last Samurai is, as stated before, a romantic epic. It is driven by its emotions and heart, and while this does lead to some issues with melodrama in the script, is easily over-looked simply because it has been so long that films of this size and scope have had as much heart as this one does. The Last Samurai is Edward Zwick's homage to Akira Kurosawa's samurai pictures of old, and while inevitably tainted by "Hollywood-itis," remains a handsome achievement. Few films have me wanting to sit right back down and watch them again, or have such fabulous music that I rush out and purchase the soundtrack not 20 minutes after leaving the theatre like this one did. Both visually and aurally dazzling, I recommend The Last Samurai without hesitation to those who enjoy adventure on an epic scale.
Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Widescreen) (2 Discs) [Import]
~ Arnold Schwarzenegger
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5.0 out of 5 stars
One of the greatest films ever made in perfect quality.
June 27 2004
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Terminator 2: Judgment Day (Widescreen) (2 Discs) [Import] (DVD)
Terminator 2: Judgement Day is quite simply one of the best movies ever made. It's director James Cameron at his apex, both in terms of story-telling and in terms of production quality, and with Artisan Entertainment's Extreme Edition DVD, it's T2 in its finest form.
First, the film. As the sequel to Cameron's The Terminator, a vastly entertaining science fiction / action film, T2: Judgement Day is an overwhelming success. One of the few sequels that betters its predecessor in every way, T2 is a masterpiece of modern action film-making. Cameron was extremely ambitious with this feature, and it pays off. The rock-solid story of The Terminator is taken to all new heights of complexity and even begins to step into some incredibly deep philosophical thought for an action film (Are we truly doomed as a species, or can we save ourselves? What does it mean to be human?), and the result is a remarkably touching experience. The special effects broke into new ground in 1991, and still remain convincing and impressive even today. Brad Fiedel's gorgeous themes are given the full orchestral treatment, a wonderful improvement when compared to the pseudo-electronic / noir-esque 1980s scoring of the original film; his themes just deserve the power and depth of the orchestra, and they shine in this film. The actor's all turn in fine performances (especially Joe Morton and Linda Hamilton), even if Edward Furlong's John Connor sounds somewhat whiny at times. Cameron's vision of both the post-Apocalyptic future and the hanging-in-the-blance present is uncompromising, and Cameron balances out his fantastic action pieces with strong character development, even for Arnold Schwarzenegger's T-101 character, and the "Governator" is excellent in his most memorable role. I could go on, but T2 is a movie that deserves to be experienced, not told about. It's simply THAT good.
And with this DVD, one truly does experience it. While the Ultimate Edition has more special features, this version has an absolutely razor-sharp picture, sound, and features the extended, 152 minute version of the film, a full 16 minutes longer than the original version. The additional scenes are worth it, and flesh out characters (particularly Sarah Connor) and story information. This DVD also features commentary from Cameron and his co-writer, which die-hard Terminator fans will thoroughly enjoy.
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Wider Angle, the 2 disc edition of Hybrid's debut, Wide Angle, is an extremely interesting album. Overall, this double CD set soars, thanks in most part to the second disc, an jaw-dropping and feet-moving mix of some of Hybrid's best tunes live.
The first disc is Wide Angle, intact in its original form. And while I'll probably get some heat for saying this, it's decidedly unbalanced. The CD has some incredible high notes, tracks that surpass everything around them and are nothing short of magic. It also has some depressingly mediocre tracks that really offer nothing memorable. If I Survive, Beachcoma and Finished Symphony lead the sensational side, with gorgeously timed symphonies providing a backdrop for the fantastic breakbeats and scratch effects. Beachcoma in particular remains a favorite of mine, with lovely saxophone work and a slick build up to a great climax. However, I Know, Dreaming Your Dreams, Fatal Beating, and the studio version of High Life are all decidedly bland numbers, with uninspired lyrics that hinder the freedom of the more impressive instrumentals. Sans vocals, these tracks might have faired better, but as it is, they're surprisingly lacking.
The second disc, however, makes up for this. The live tracks are nothing short of awesome. Burnin' and the live version of High Life, along with the wickedly paced live Snyper, tear up the dance floors while Accelerator and the live Finished Symphony soar above them. The bonus tracks excellent Kill City and the original version of Kid 2000 only add to the great package.
Overall, Wider Angle is a success. I'd give the first disc alone 3 stars; the three great tracks don't really make up for the others enough to warrant more. The second disc, however, is a 5 star piece, through and through. Together, Wider Angle is a 4 star delight with high and low points that balance out to make an enjoyable and note-worthy foray into electronica.
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The Crystal Method's debut album Vegas is without a doubt their strongest. It's also arguably the best electronica ever to be made in the USA, and undeniably one of the top electronic albums of all time. Tracks like Trip Like I Do and Keep Hope Alive have become classics, the former softly guiding you towards its frantic climax, the latter a bass-heavy, almost epic, breakbeat anthem. But don't think buying Vegas only gives you two 5 star cuts. The entire album is top-notch, remarkably diverse, and unflinching. It's an intense but artistic journey in "techno," and one of those few great CDs that makes up for all the crap electronica that gives the genre its awful reputation. From the opening Trip Like I Do to the closing Bad Stone, Vegas is a fast-paced, flashy, and kinetic masterpiece, and one of the few "must own" CDs for any electronic music fan. If you don't love this album, you need new ears, or at least better taste in techno. It's really that simple.
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The sickeningly talented individuals Nick Warren and Jody Wisternoff came together to form a sickeningly talented duo dubbed Way Out West. Intensify is their first album, and while not as sickeningly fantastic as one would expect, is a great disc.
Intensify is a strange album in that each track toys with different sounds and style; the CD as a whole is quite experimental. WoW's first starts quickly with The Fall, an interesting but not outstanding dance number. Activity is the follow-up, a kinetic and dreamy number that's gotten much deserved acclaim and play time. Call Me is dark and moody, Hypnotise bright and upbeat, and Sharkhunt is well, intense, and would sound very at home in a big-budget spy movie. Stealth slows the album down a bit, with a lovely piano melody, though the vocals sound somewhat unpolished. UB Devoid is the most club-influenced sounding track; very danceable and slick. Mindcircus is a gorgeous chillout number, and Secret a fascinating mix of tribal sounds with cutting edge synths.
Overall, Warren and Wisternoff's baby is a great listen. It's an extremely creative and fresh album, with some very strong numbers. Unfortunately, nothing on the album really jumps out at you. While there's nothing bad on this CD, it never quite breaks into 5 star territory, a surprising fact given its creators. Still, Intensify is a wonderful addition to any electronic music fan's library.
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Sasha's debut studio album is about as explainable as its title, Airdrawndagger. It's not the high-energy trance akin to Xpander that made the British DJ's name immortal in the dance world. Instead, it's something of a mix of some really old-school electronica with an ambient touch and a kick of breaks.
The album starts on a decidedly trippy note with Drempels, before moving into Mr Tiddles (yeah, that's the title), a funky little tune inspired by Sasha's cat that starts off slow and slowly soars into an almost epic, yet highly controlled, climax. The album picks up speed (speed being relative, as these are both chilled tracks) with Magnetic North and Cloud Cuckoo, probably my two favorite numbers on the CD. Electro beats and dreamy melodies don't take over, however, as the dark and leaden Immortal and Fundamental follow. The album continues in this wave-esque build-up-and-slow-down pattern right up until its conclusion (the melodic Wavy Gravy), with the seemingly Vangelis inspired Requiem and Bloodlock, the closest thing to a true club track.
Sasha's touch is an odd one. The album is suprisingly minimalistic sounding at first, but further scrutiny reveals a fair amount going on. Samples played backwards, subtle "skipping" progressions, and carefully timed synth pads all come together to create the retro, yet surprisingly fresh sound that dominates the album.
Sasha's Airdrawndagger is not a dance album. Those looking for high-energy dance cuts had best check out his Global Underground mix CD Ibiza. Those looking for a new and experimental style of electronic album, however, will be quite comfortable holding air drawn daggers. Dark, dreamy, Sasha's first is a strange and surreal one, and for those willing to give it a listen, its possibly a very satisfying aural expedition.
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June 19 2004
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Deepsky (J. Scott G. and Jason Blum) present us now with their debut album, In Silico (named as something of a tribute to their almost exclusive use of software "silicon" synthesizers). And it's a fine act.
This CD is crisp, clean, sharper than a straight razor. Given how poorly mixed (in the sound level sense) most CDs are these days, In Silico is an aural treat. Everything, from the clarity of the stereo seperation to the audible range of the audio is fantastic. In Silico features some gut-moving lows, some soft, dreamy mids, and some incredible highs. Everything seems to be exactly in its place, leaving everything from the deepest bass to the slightest digital effects sounding clearer than you've probably ever heard them. It's quite something.
The music is quite something too. View From A Stairway is the perfect opening for the album, and a classy introduction into Deepsky's production style. The Mansion World is wonderfully trippy number, while Ride is an an uplifting and catchy track of a quality not heard since the heydays of Underworld. Atia's soft melody contrasts its killer breakbeats perfectly, while Cosmic Dancer will get anybody moving with its subwoofer-breaking bass and almost tribal flavor. Until The End Of The World is a dramatic soundscape of epic proportions.
There are only a handful of issues with this album. The first is the song Smile, the only vocal track, featuring Saffron. The instrumental side is great, but the vocals feel decidedly forced, leaving it with an off-balance feel. The second issue is that the majority of the songs take quite some time to reach their individual peaks and climaxes, leaving you waiting through as many as 3 minutes of beats and build-ups before you get to the melody and real movement of the song. In a 5-6 song, you spend half your time waiting, and this isn't the best approach. That said, the end result is ALWAYS worth the wait on this album.
In Silico is the best debut I've heard since The Crystal Method's Vegas, and shares many similarities with the Method's masterpiece. Energetic, kinetic, and very, very electronic (Don't expect any Dirty Vegas or recent BT "crossover" styled works here), In Silico is a clean, precise album that just happens to get almost everything right. Mixed with a level of attention and filled with layers of detailing that rival BT, Deepsky's baby is a stellar addition to the electronic world, and an instant classic.
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I had the same problem. You can fix it manually. Open System Settings > Displays. In the Displays window, you will see an Unknown monitor. Click it and disable it.
I would suggest you update your cursor theme and cursor size. First in a terminal type: sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme Choose the number of the theme you want - e.g. 0 for DMZ-White Changing the value here requires a reboot - a logout and login will not suffice. Secondly, using dconf-editor (install using sudo apt-get install dconf-...
In order to get your custom cursor to work with all applications do: Download a cursor theme. Open Gnome Tweak Tool and change the cursor theme. Open a Terminal. Run this command: sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme Select the number corresponding to your choice Log out. Log back in. You can see a video tutorial on YouTube.
have the same problem afetr upgrading to 15.04 from 14.10. Somtimes the mouse pointer will apear, this happens aprox 1 in 5 computer switch on times. I found a way to get round this as suggested above. sudo service lightdm restart This does have to be issued after every start up . Does anybody know of a more longterm fix ? I have now found a longterm fix. ...
You can check this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-settings-daemon/+bug/1238410 I'm no longer affected on a new 14.04 dev install but on my 13.10 install from 2 weeks prior to release it still could happen For the 13.10 install disabling the gnome-settings-daemon cursor plugin has proved effective. To try, in terminal gsettings set ...
Do System Settings > Displays And turn-off / disable Unknown Display.
Try 'unclutter' the purpose of this program is to hide the pointer after the mouse has not moved for a while. Using it, you can make the pointer appear only when the user touches the screen, and disappear right after it. (maybe this was not exactly what you were aiming for. But it is much easier than your alternative =P) To use, install it sudo apt-get ...
Yes, there is a setting hidden in gconf. Open gconf-editor, navigate to /apps/gnome-terminal/profiles/Default, find cursor_blink_mode and change its value to off.
This bug is still around for a Xubuntu 16.04 system using lightdm. A fix for Xubuntu, and possibly other DE's, as described on the Xubuntu 16.04 Release Post is to bring the cursor back with Ctrl+Alt+F1 followed by Ctrl+Alt+F7 This worked for me, where none of the above had without reloading everything and closing every page.
You can disable the blinking also from the command line (gconf-editor is not installed by default): gconftool-2 --set /apps/gnome-terminal/profiles/Default/cursor_blink_mode --type string off For newer versions of gnome-terminal, the command has changed: gsettings set org.gnome.Terminal.Legacy.Profile:/org/gnome/terminal/legacy/profiles:/:$(gsettings ...
unlink /etc/alternatives/x-cursor-theme You may also be interested in update-alternates update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme
If you never want the cursor to appear (appropriate for touchscreens) unclutter won't suffice from my experience. Instead you can use use -nocursor when starting X. Example: startx -nocursor See http://www.x.org/wiki/AdvancedTopicsFAQ/#index1h2
just go to the display settings and turn off sticky edges !
Try (in a terminal): gsettings set org.gnome.desktop.interface cursor-blink false As your can see the key has been moved to org.gnome.desktop.interface (via GSettings), so you can access it via dconf-editor if you prefer so.
I was having a similar problem after switching users. I was able to get the touch pad to work by reloading the kernel module: sudo modprobe -r psmouse sudo modprobe psmouse
In a terminal enter this: gksu gedit /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme Then change DMZ-White with exact name of the theme you want use, in your case DMZ-Black. Then it will show the correct theme.
That is a known issue. To change your cursor globally follow below instruction. Open terminal and paste gksu nautilus hit enter then insert your password hit enter. You will be now viewing nautilus as root. now go to file system on left panel. Navigate to /usr/share/icons/default and open index.theme with your favorite text editor and change DMZ-White to ...
A dirty hack I do (which surprisingly works for me) is to open terminal by pressing Ctrl+Alt+T and then type ls then the mouse shows in 1-2 seconds. That said, the normal way that works is to restart the mouse driver. This solution also works when the mouse pointer is misbehaving (like flickering randomly out of control). You restart the mouse driver like: ...
The easiest way to do that is to use the gnome-tweak-tool . It is in the Software Center. But due to some dependencies it will install gnome-shell in addition. When you've installed gnome-tweak-tool, seek for this via dash as "Advanced Settings" With this you can change to your desired themes and perhaps x11-cursor. But for me the alternative x11-cursor ...
This is a known bug in compiz see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/141500. A found a workaround that works great for me on the bug page. Create a file Mark it as executable (Right Click > Properties > Permissions > Allow executing file as program) Open in gedit and paste the following #!/bin/bash mkdir -p $HOME/.icons/default ...
It is quite easy to change the cursor in Unity. Open a Terminal. Type in these commands: sudo apt-get install gnome-tweak-tool sudo apt-get install oxygen-cursor-theme sudo apt-get install oxygen-cursor-theme-extra Select a new cursor theme from the Tweak Tool. Run this command: sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme Press Alt+F2, type this ...
As indicated in this very similar question, your best option appears to be using keymon; it is fairly easy to customize it for an effect similar to what you see in your video. 1. Install keymon From the Software Center, or via sudo apt-get install key-mon 2. Make its window minimal and enable the click indicator The default window shows mouse and ...
you can use sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme Then choose any theme you like.. to apply either restart or compiz --replace
Maybe its too late for reply, but i faced a problem using this in 12.04. If you download a Cursor theme and extract it to /usr/share/icons/, make sure change its permission to 755: chmod -R 755 cursors/ and change the Cursor theme in /usr/share/icons/default/index.theme to your theme. then apply instruction described by suli8
Multi-user 14.04 If you have only one user on your system, it will be ok to change default curser theme, whether by copying DMZ-Black contents onto DMZ-White, or changing default index.theme content, or even using command sudo update-alternatives --config x-cursor-theme. But on a multi-user system, you need to personalize for yourself alone without ...
If you prefer GUI you can use unity-tweak-tool. How to: Open Ubuntu Software Center, search for unity-tweak-too and install it. Open unity-tweak-tool. Under Appearance, click on Cursor: Under Preferences enable ☑ Use large cursors: Logout and log back in. Custom Cursor Themes: If you don't like default cursors you can download a nice large cursor ...
System Settings > Screen Display. There is an unknown monitor. Disable it, it should be good
Go in settings -> Display, and you will probably see two active monitors: disable the one which is unknown and click apply.
How to make cursor change from thin line to block based on normal or insert mode in Console Vim on Gnome Terminal
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Installing the theme is pretty simple. Simply extract the folder in the archive to ~/.icons (the ~/ represents your home folder, and .icons is a hidden directory). Then, install Ubuntu-Tweak from here: https://launchpad.net/~tualatrix/+archive/next, and use that to change your cursor theme.
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An all day line dancing event raised more than £3,500 for charity.
The dance extravaganza, which included masterclasses from international choreographers Dee Musk and Karl-Henry Wilson, raised £3520.90 for Cancer Research UK.
During the day a raffle and other fund-raising initiatives were held and in the evening DJs Richard Palmer and Lee Hugman performed sets.
The event, which was staged at Holbeach Community Centre, was organised by line dancing teachers Ron and Marion Bloye, of Sutton Bridge.
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My original question:
I'm creating a simple drawing application and need to be able to draw over existing, previously drawn content in my
drawRect. What is the proper way to draw on top of existing content without entirely replacing it?
Based on answers received here and elsewhere, here is the deal.
You should be prepared to redraw the entire rectangle whenever
drawRectis called.
You cannot prevent the contents from being erased by doing the following:
[self setClearsContextBeforeDrawing: NO];
This is merely a hint to the graphics engine that there is no point in having it pre-clear the view for you, since you will likely need to re-draw the whole area anyway. It may prevent your view from being automatically erased, but you cannot depend on it.
To draw on top of your view without erasing, do your drawing to an off-screen bitmap context (which is never cleared by the system.) Then in your
drawRect, copy from this off-screen buffer to the view.
- (id) initWithCoder: (NSCoder*) coder {
if (self = [super initWithCoder: coder]) {
self.backgroundColor = [UIColor clearColor];
CGSize size = self.frame.size;
drawingContext = [self createDrawingBufferContext: size];
return self;
- (CGContextRef) createOffscreenContext: (CGSize) size {
CGColorSpaceRef colorSpace = CGColorSpaceCreateDeviceRGB();
CGContextRef context = CGBitmapContextCreate(NULL, size.width, size.height, 8, size.width*4, colorSpace, kCGImageAlphaPremultipliedLast);
CGContextTranslateCTM(context, 0, size.height);
CGContextScaleCTM(context, 1.0, -1.0);
return context;
- (void)drawRect:(CGRect) rect {
CGImageRef cgImage = CGBitmapContextCreateImage(drawingContext);
UIImage *uiImage = [[UIImage alloc] initWithCGImage:cgImage];
[uiImage drawInRect: rect];
[uiImage release];
TODO: can anyone optimize the
drawRect so that only the (usually tiny) modified rectangle region is used for the copy?


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Rockets' Key to Winning: Don't Take Bad Shots
Houston Avoids the 15- to 19-Foot Jumper, Which Some Call the NBA's Dumbest Shot
The Houston Rockets aren't just pleasing fans with their winning brand of basketball—they are also pleasing basketball sabermetricians who have classified the long two-point jumper as the NBA's dumbest shot.
The Rockets have hoisted just 203 shots from 15 to 19 feet, fewer than four per game, according to NBA.com's SportVU data. That range is the longest classified that doesn't include three-pointers. Houston's attempts from 15 to 19 feet are 255 fewer than the next lowest team, the Philadelphia 76ers, entering Sunday's action. And just 12.7% of Houston's jumpers over 15 feet are from this range, versus the 34.9% averaged by the rest of the league.
Houston's number of shots from 20 to 24 feet (which includes some three-pointers) ranks 16th. And the Rockets are sixth in 25- to 29-foot shots, a distance where every attempt is beyond the arc. Among regulars, Patrick Beverly has taken 171 long jumpers, but just 3.5% of them are 15-to-19-footers, and Chandler Parsons's average is 10.6% (254 attempts). Attempting the right kind of shots is a big reason Parsons leads Houston regulars in true shooting percentage (.597), which adjusts for points scored on shot attempts.
Leaguewide, teams convert just 40.3% of 15- to 19-foot shots this year, translating to 0.81 points for every attempt. While three-pointers are converted even less frequently (35.8%), teams average 1.07 points on each of these attempts because of the distance bonus.
Increased efficiency in shot selection seems to work not just on the spreadsheet, but on the hardwood, too. The Rockets, who visit the Minnesota Timberwolves on Monday, are 34-17, good for second place in the Southwest Division of the Western Conference.
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text: While looking at Vladimir's implementation of read/write locks I begin to notice that there are many other places where returns from interrupts cause problems. (defun rwlock-read-lock (rwlock) (with-lock ((rwlock-lock rwlock)) (when (rwlock-active-writer rwlock) ; write in progress (incf (rwlock-waiting-readers rwlock)) (exemption-wait (rwlock-r-exemption rwlock) (rwlock-lock rwlock)) (decf (rwlock-waiting-readers rwlock))) (incf (rwlock-active-readers rwlock)))) In this code, if a timeout occurs while waiting for a read lock (which seems not at all unlikely), the count of waiting readers ends up incremented, preventing any future writes. In this case we certainly don't want the wait to block the interrupt. Rather we want something more like (incf (rwlock-waiting-readers rwlock)) (unwind-protect (exemption-wait (rwlock-r-exemption rwlock) (rwlock-lock rwlock)) (decf (rwlock-waiting-readers rwlock))) But this raises the (admittedly less likely) possibility of the interrupt occuring between incf and unwind-protect. So maybe (let (incremented) (unwind-protect (progn (setf incremented (incf (rwlock-waiting-readers rwlock))) (exemption-wait (rwlock-r-exemption rwlock) (rwlock-lock rwlock))) (when incremented (decf (rwlock-waiting-readers rwlock))))) Is it possible to interrupt between the incf and the setf? If so, what is to be done about it? Defer interrupts around the setf ? Is there some reasonably easy way to understand/predict where interrupts can occur? More generally, almost any data could be corrupted by interrupting code that writes it and skipping part of that code. This is not a problem if that data is to be discarded, but can be a big problem if that data remains important after the interrupt, such as lock counts. All of this suggests that writing code that works correctly in the presence of timeouts will be substantially harder to write than code that does not.


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Can Price Competition Work?
Some bad news for the hope that price transparency will do a huge amount to slow the growth in health care costs:
The health care reform bill before the U.S. Senate would require hospitals to publicize their standard charges for services, but New Hampshire and Maine have gone much further in trying to make health care costs more transparent to consumers.
New Hampshire and Maine are the only states with Web sites that let consumers compare costs based on insurance claims paid there.
In New Hampshire, the price variation across providers hasn't lessened since the Web site went live in 2007.
Tyler Cowen offers some theories as to why this may not be working. His option number four "Many local choices, especially in these states (somewhat rural, so-so road connections), don't involve a lot of competition" is something that I think is worth emphasizing.
I went to the Maine version of this idea and decided to pretend that I was living at my dad's summer house in North Brooklin, ME and was considering my hospital options. It turns out that the closest place to get a knee MRI costs $1,550 and is a 40 minute drive to Ellsworth. There are two slightly cheaper options in Bangor—$1,159 or $1,160—but that's more like a 75-80 minute drive. So the competition in this market is not very fierce. Bangor is the second-largest city in the state; it's not convenient to get there from Brooklin, and even there you only have two options. Possibly not the best test case for these ideas.
That said, I still do wonder how much this will work. In some contexts, people love bargains. If you can get a piece of brand-name clothing or electronics on a discount, then you snap it up. You haven't bought a cheap suit, you got a great deal on a suit—the brand name and typical high prices serves as a anchor. But in other cases, the psychology is different. Do you want to send your kid to the discount pediatrician? In the absence of clear information about quality, I think information about price only gets you so far.


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2. Marshall County Employees' Benefits Committee will meet Tuesday, April 9th, at 5:00 pm in Room 2209 Courthouse Annex.
3. The Marshall County Election Commission will meet Thursday, April 11, at 9:00 am at the Election Commission office located at Hardison Annex, 230 College St., Lewisburg.
4.The ECD/Tourism committee will meet Monday, April 15th at 5:00 PM in room 2209 Courthouse Annex.
5. The Marshall County Emergency Communications District, Board of Directors will have their regular scheduled monthly meeting April 17th, 2013 at 9:00 AM. immediatley following this meeting, the Marshall County Emergency Communications District, Consolidation Committee will have a meeting.The meeting will be at the Marshall County EOC office located at 230 College St., Lewisburg, TN.
6. The location of the Marshall County Education Committee in joint session with Marshall County Board of Education has been changed to meet at 2204 Courthouse Annex, at 5:30 pm, Tuesday, April 16th.
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The Lone RangerSix Gun's Legacy - Season 1, Episode 11 - 24 Nov. 1949 - A tenderfoot stage coach driver is killed then one of his murderers takes his place driving the coach. The Lone Ranger and Tonto come across the scene and realize the boy is still alive and arrange for medical care while covering up the boy is still alive. The Lone Ranger then goes on a quest to find out who the boy is and what was so important that someone would want him dead.
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1925 Basketball From "Sands of Time"
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1928 First Team- Football
Left to right back: Larry Powers, Emmit Gray, Dale Bergan, Bob Koehler, Ray Adamson, Nobel Pearson, Ron Shafer.
Left to right front; Clifford Sleeth, Ward Collins, Virgil Culkin
1929 Football
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1934 Vermillion Valley Champs-From "Chatsworth Area Centennial " Book
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Bleacher Creatures 1980-81
Read an article about Coach Evans written just after he went to Normal Community High School from Chatsworth High School.
Chatsworth Girl's Basketball
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From Livingston County Scrapbook - 1855-1975 - by Lucile Goodrich.
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1925 Basketball Team.
Plaindealer photo 1976.
Original belonged to Grace Marr.
Front row: Jack Lahey, Mack Trinkle, Charles Culkin, Burnel Carney, James Garrity.
Back Row: H.W. McCulloch, Lloyd Drilling, Albert Kehlm, Jack Bergan, Dan Bergan, Berk Monahan, William Kibler.
Girls Basketball - 1984
These girls went as far as the Sweet Sixteen Tournament only to be beat out by Teutopolis. Must have been a great team!!
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1914 Chatsworth Baseball Team
1910 Chatsworth Baseball Team
This photo appeared in a May 2, 1968 Plaindealer, with names, sent to me by Zoe Pearson.
Back: Irish Miller, Bob Newman, Ira Pearson-manager, Henry Meisenhelder, Louis Walker.
Front: Carl Bork, Tobe Lampson, Fred Koestner, Ed Cooney, Boops Brown.
Very front is R.R. Roberts, who was @ 16 and had just moved up from bat & water boy, to the team.
Chatsworth baseball team called Larry's Farmalls.
Need names.
Believed to be wearing Modern Woodsman of America logos.
Francis Haberkorn file.
Charlotte baseball team.
Believed to be wearing Modern Woodsman of America logos.
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Francis Haberkorn file.


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Daley's Talk of Turmoil in Egypt Returns Him to Chicago in 1968
White House Chief of Staff William Daley was discussing the Egyptian uprising -- massive protests, police in the streets -- and thought he had captured the impact of it well when he said, "The world will be watching."
Then, chuckling, Daley caught himself as his mind raced back to 1968, when "the whole world is watching" was an anthem of antiwar demonstrators clashing with police when his father, Richard J. Daley, was mayor of Chicago.
"I think there's a, you know, the world will be watching, which is a little phrase that someone once used," Daley said. "Anyway, for those who don't remember that phrase, that came from the late '60s."
"The whole world was watching," he added. "The whole world will be watching this election, OK?"
The president's top aide went on during a Bloomberg Breakfast in Washington yesterday to mention the use of tear gas and fire hoses in Egypt and again stopped short, acknowledging the parallel with another time of turmoil in the U.S.
Daley, 63, chairman of JPMorgan's Midwest Banking division and a former Commerce Department secretary before returning to Washington this year to serve as President Barack Obama's top aide, laughed again as he dredged up another image from violence in Chicago's Grant Park during the Democratic National Convention that nominated Hubert H. Humphrey for the presidency.
In the White House, Daley replaced fellow Chicagoan Rahm Emanuel, now a candidate favored in the race to replace Daley's brother, Richard M. Daley, as mayor of Chicago. The current chief of staff said he hears from his predecessor with a surprising frequency.
"I got a lot of advice from -- I mean, everybody gets advice -- from Rahm," Daley said. "It's amazing. I'm like, 'Aren't you running for mayor? Don't you have anything else to do? Go out and shovel some snow or something.'"
Asked how he could perform his job differently from Emanuel, Daley said, "Our styles are just different, you know, the sort of people, Rahm and me. You know, it's Rahm very much needed to do it all. And I don't have such a need."


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I already put in place my own Facebook metatags, as example: og:url or og:content.
But Digg Digg already have placed them automatically in my code, without the option to remove.
i was digging the code and didn't find where they are located, can anyone help me with that? It causes my shared URLs being wrong in Facebook.
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Lines of code from 66 to 73 are my code
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SAP FICO/Open Text Tester
Collabera - Houston, TX
• ALM and Testing expertise with domain experience of Financials. • This is the Open Text Consultant with experience in configuring Open text Vendor Invoice
Petroplan - Houston, TX
Performs complex system design, development, implementation, and maintenance of SAP modules / sub-modules including SAP MM and PM and integration with SAP FICO,...
US Houston: Applications Analyst for SAP Controlling (CO) and Profitability
Halliburton - Houston, TX
SAP FICO certification a plus. 4+ years of experience performing systems development, applications support, and configuration within the SAP FICO module....
SAP BPC Analyst
Petroplan - Houston, TX
Optimizing financial close processes in SAP FICO and BPC. SAP BPC ANALYST. Identifying, prioritizing, and resolving SAP FICO and BPC problem tickets on a daily...
Package Solution Consultant(SAP.FIN.FI)/EASPJ
CDI Corporation - Houston, TX
"8+ years of SAP Functional knowledge including functional design, design validation and configuration of FICO....
Integration Solution Architect
Schlumberger - Houston, TX
Strong in at least one SAP Functional module such as Manufacturing/Supply or FICO. Experience with SAP PO. Knowledge of SAP architecture and infrastructure....
SAP FICO Functional Consultant
Sage Group Consulting, Inc - Houston, TX
SAP FICO Consultant.*. SAP FICO experienced (functional with configuration and integration expertise). 8+ validation and configuration of FICO....
SAP FICO Consultant
Sapsol technologies - Houston, TX
The FICO functional consultant needs to have good experience in the following areas:. The FICO functional consultant should have good experience in the...
SAP FICO Consultant
TechnoGen Inc - Houston, TX
Role: SAP FICO Location: Houston, TX Duration: 10 Months Job Description: · Functional and technical knowledge of SAP Finance module · In depth knowledge...
Senior SAP Business Analyst - FICO
American Unit, Inc - Houston, TX
SAP FICO experienced (functional with configuration and integration expertise). SAP Functional knowledge:....