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1895 Burnett Blvd
Sunset Park, Wilmington, 28401
Commute to Downtown Wilmington
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It is possible to get on a bus.
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1895 Burnett Blvd has a Walk Score of 46 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so most errands require a car.
This location is in the Sunset Park neighborhood in Wilmington. Nearby parks include Optimist Park, Greenfield Park and Western Corridorsouthside Park.
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1895 Burnett Blvd is in the Sunset Park neighborhood. Sunset Park is the 4th most walkable neighborhood in Wilmington with a neighborhood Walk Score of 50.

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PHILADELPHIA (AP) -- The first U.S. church official convicted of covering up sex-abuse claims against Roman Catholic priests has been sentenced to three to six years in prison by a Pennsylvania judge.
Monsignor William Lynn is the former secretary for clergy at the Archdiocese of Philadelphia. Judge Teresa Sarmina said Lynn "enabled monsters in clerical garb ... to destroy the souls of children."
Lynn, who handled priest assignments and child sexual assault complaints from 1992 to 2004, was convicted last month of felony child endangerment for his oversight of now-defrocked priest Edward Avery. Avery is serving a 2 1/2- to five-year sentence for sexually assaulting an altar boy in church in 1999.
Lynn's lawyers had sought probation. They argued that few Pennsylvanians serve long prison terms for child endangerment and that their client shouldn't serve more time than abusers like Avery. They plan to appeal the landmark conviction and seek bail while the lengthy appeals process unfolds.
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""I've got a list of corporations that have gotten out of their airplanes [because of criticism from politicians]. It is the stupidest thing I've ever seen. When you look at the time and cost savings; it does not make sense not to fly [privately]. You can't let public perception interfere with your business decision to fly. It either is a good business decision or it isn't.""
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Here (via WFMU) is audio of Jim Jones inciting his followers to commit suicide. The former immediately made me think of the latter. Now I'm going to go make a nice autumn stew and lie down and take a nap.


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Take a giant leap into the extraordinary world of Roald Dahl's THE BFG. Complete with music and sound effects, young listeners will be enchanted by this engaging audiobook production, masterfully narrated by award-winning British actor David Walliams.
April Genevieve Tucholke understood the thrill of listening to audiobooks from a young age. Here, this longtime audiobook fan shares her favorite listening activities, audiobook recommendations for every season, and her TBLT (To Be Listened To) list.
LAIR OF DREAMS is the 2016 Audie Award winner for Young Adult audiobook! Narrator January LaVoy shares her thoughts on the art of audiobook narration…
ILLUMINAE is the 2016 Audie Award winner for Multi-Voiced Performance! Producer Janet Stark worked closely with the authors to create a unique listening experience, unlike anything you've heard before. Find out why this production "broke all the rules" and hear extraordinary audio excerpts.
On Holocaust Remembrance Day, Yom HaShoah the world comes together to commemorate and share vital stories of hope and courage, faith and triumph in the darkest of days. The Holocaust and Heroism Remembrance Day was created by Israel's Parliament, the Knesset to pay tribute to the more than 6 million Jews and other people who perished in the Holocaust from 1933 – 1945.
Are you thinking about trying an audiobook for the first time, but don't know where to begin? We've put together a list of audiobooks that will get you hooked on listening! From star-studded blockbusters like World War Z to heart-warming YA listens like Eleanor & Park, there is something on this list that anybody will enjoy.
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NYC Parks Events Calendar
Get up, get out, and do something! Just about any day of the year, you can find something fun, informative, and healthy to enjoy at an area park. Feel free to browse the listings below, or use the search tools to find an event that matches your interests and location.
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Wednesday, July 29, 2015
Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
at Unisphere (in Flushing Meadows Corona Park), Queens
7:00 p.m.–9:30 p.m.
Shakespeare's farce about courtship, jealousy, and friendship features one of the most beloved comedic characters of all time. Sir John Falstaff, banished to Windsor and running…
Category: Theater, Free Summer Theater, Seniors, Shakespeare in the Parks
Outdoor Cinema: Kings of the Wind & Electric Queens
at Socrates Sculpture Park, Queens
7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Film Forum and Socrates Sculpture Park are pleased to announce the 2015 programming for the park's Outdoor Cinema film festival—eight weeks of international movies shown under the stars.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies, Waterfront
Shakespeare in the Park: Cymbeline
at Delacorte Theater (in Central Park), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–9:00 p.m.
Cross-dressing girls and cross-dressing boys, poisons and swordfights and dastardly villains all take the stage in this enchanting romp about the conquering power of love.
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Summer on the Hudson Picture Show: Beasts of the Southern Wild
at Pier I (in Riverside Park South), Manhattan
8:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.
Pack a picnic, bring a friend and settle in for a night of premier movies on the pier.
Category: Film, Free Summer Movies, Waterfront
Bogart and Bacall Movie Night: The Big Sleep
at Target Brooklyn Community Garden, Brooklyn
8:15 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
The Big Sleep (1946, Approved) Starts between 7:30 and 8:30pm at sunset Relive Bogart and Bacall's glory days with these films curated by BAM Cinematek.
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Movies in the Parks: A League of Their Own
at Dyker Beach Park, Brooklyn
8:30 p.m.–10:30 p.m.
Join NYC Parks for free, family-friendly movies in our city's parks!
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Thursday, July 30, 2015
Summer in the Square: Wake Up With Yoga
at South Plaza (in Union Square Park), Manhattan
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Join us to get your day started with a little zen!
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Ocean Breeze Summer Fitness: Core and More
at Midland Beach Splash Plaza (in Franklin D. Roosevelt Boardwalk and Beach), Staten Island
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Take free fitness classes outside this summer, brought to you by the staff of the new Ocean Breeze Track & Field Athletic Complex!
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Exhibit: Oh Sit! 14 Sculptors Consider the Chair
at Tower Plaza (in Highbridge Park), Manhattan
7:00 a.m.–8:00 p.m.
NYC Parks is pleased to host Oh Sit! 14 Sculptors Consider the Chair will be on view through November 8, 2015 in Highbridge Park located in northern Manhattan.
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Bryant Park Tai Chi
at Fountain Terrace (in Bryant Park), Manhattan
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Free classes for all ages and experience levels, provided by the CK Tai Chi Chuan Center.
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Summary by Jiaxin Zhou, Nimrah Alvi, and Damian Holden-Smith
Translation is one of the most powerful tools in cross-cultural legal scholarship, yet it is also one of the most difficult to use. As today's legal challenges have become increasingly more complex, this difficulty is highlighted by the inability of many scholars to accurately convey their ideas across different languages. Law as Translation ("LaT") is one new legal perspective that helps address this growing problem. LaT is important because it examines not only the translational connections between legal norms and values, but also the connections between cultural and societal orders across East Asia. This two-pronged approach addresses the very nature of interpretation and translation in legal thinking across divergent societies in ways that previous legal theories have not. (read more)


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How to say shoot in Hebrew ʃut
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Graphic Designer
Kaihoahoa Whakairoiro
This job is sometimes referred to by alternative titles
Graphic designers create artwork or designs for the promotion or development of goods, services and ideas. They may also design artwork and/or layout for fabrics, websites, magazines and other publications, or help to develop television advertisements.
Graphic designers with one to five years' experience usually earn
$35K-$55K per year
Senior graphic designers with more than five years' experience usually earn
$55K-$75K per year
Source: Designers Institute of New Zealand.
Job opportunities
Current job prospects
How many people are doing this job?
Source: Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, '2003-2012 Occupation Data' (prepared for Careers New Zealand), 2012.
Pay rates for graphic designers depend on their experience, skill and employer.
- When starting out, graphic designers or Mac operators usually earn $35,000 to $40,000 a year.
- Intermediate designers, with three to five years' experience usually earn between $45,000 and $55,000.
- Senior designers with more than five years' experience may earn $55,000 to $75,000.
Source: Designers Institute of New Zealand.
What you will do
Graphic designers may do some or all of the following:
- discuss and analyse requirements and purpose of the project with their client
- discuss how to approach the project with colleagues
- develop design ideas by researching and brainstorming with colleagues
- prepare sketches, instructions and layout diagrams
- suggest production methods, materials and costs
- show design ideas to the client
- receive client feedback and alter the design accordingly.
Skills and knowledge
Graphic designers need to have:
- knowledge of art materials and techniques
- the ability to use colour and design effectively
- expertise in printing and production methods
- knowledge of advertising and marketing, and how people think and react to visual images
- awareness of current market trends
- artistic ability, including good sketching, drawing and painting skills
- the ability to use computed-aided design (CAD) software
- the ability to understand clients' needs and turn them into suitable designs.
Working conditions
Graphic designers:
- usually work regular business hours, but may be required to work evenings and weekends to meet deadlines
- usually work in offices and studios, but may also work from home or travel locally to attend photo shoots
- work in conditions that may be stressful due to deadlines.
What's the job really like?
Calum Robb - Director, Graphic Design Company
Like many other design graduates, Calum Robb struggled to find a job after his degree. So he and a friend Ryan set up a design business with a couple of laptops – Calum doing design and Ryan doing website coding. They kept their hospitality jobs, working on the business in their spare time. Working mostly from home, they have low overheads, so can charge a competitive rate.
Doing what he loves
"I am mainly working on website design. It's the creative flow from it I like. Sometimes I regret studying design because of the lack of jobs there but then, I still love what I do, and I wake up every day and I'm happy with what I'm doing."
Business side tedious but vital
Calum says Ryan's business skills have been vital. "He did our partnership agreement and business plan. I find that side tedious – but I have to take responsibility as well, I can't just give it all to my partner.
"I'm proud of the business. We set it up when we were 22. I never would have thought it would last this long, and we've achieved a lot for how young we are."
Entry requirements
To become a graphic designer, you usually need a tertiary qualification in graphic design, media arts, or visual communication.
You also usually require a portfolio of work to show prospective employers.
Secondary education
Four years of secondary education, to NCEA Level 2, is preferred. Useful subjects include art, art history, design, technical drawing, photography, English and maths.
Personal requirements
Graphic designers need to be:
- organised
- motivated
- creative
- accurate, with an eye for detail
- able to accept criticism
- able to work well under pressure
- problem-solvers
- good at communicating, and able to work well in a team.
Useful experience
Useful experience for graphic designers includes:
- art or design work or courses
- advertising or marketing work
- publishing or printing work
- media production work
- typographic work (for example, working with type, font and page layout).
Find out more about training
- Communication Agencies' Association of NZ (CAANZ)
- (09) 303 0435 - email@example.com - www.caanz.co.nz/index.php
- Designers Institute of New Zealand (DINZ)
- (09) 529 1713 - email@example.com - www.dinz.org.nz
What are the chances of getting a job?
The number of people employed as graphic designers increased by about 11% between 2010 and 2012, according to Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment estimates.
Competition for graphic design jobs high
Competition for graphic design vacancies is strong, so graphic designers in the early stages of their career need to be flexible. Your chances of getting a job are higher if you get experience working in one of the following areas:
- as a Mac operator, mainly working on existing designs, and preparing design work for publication
- as a freelancer on short-term graphic design contracts
- in an administration role in a graphic design company, to get industry experience.
Networking and web design skills help your chances of picking up work
Increasing numbers of graphic design and advertising firms are choosing to hire freelancers rather than full-time staff. Being able to market yourself and network with employers will give you a better chance of finding work.
Good web design skills will also help you find both freelance and full-time work, as more businesses are using the internet to promote themselves or their products and services.
Types of employers varied
Most graphic designers work for:
- design and advertising agencies
- print production and publishing companies
- film and multimedia companies
- web design companies
- signmaking companies.
Some graphic designers do freelance work.
- Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment, '2003-2013 Occupation Data' (prepared for Careers New Zealand), 2013
- Veninga, C, chief executive officer, Design Institute of New Zealand, Careers New Zealand Interview, February 2014.
Progression and specialisations
Graphic designers can progress into managerial roles at a graphic design company, or may start their own graphic design businesses.
They may specialise in a particular area, such as:
- illustration
- print publishing
- web design
- advertising
- corporate design.
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How to Vacation Like an Obama on Martha's Vineyard
Get ready for a lot of golf.
President Obama seems to be taking every opportunity to get out of the White House these days, even if it means visiting Governor Rick Perry, so it's no surprise that he's embarking on the longest summer vacation of his presidency. It was announced this week that from August 9 to August 24 the Obamas will return to Martha's Vineyard, where they've vacationed every year except 2012, when looking busy before an election trumped family fun. As the First Family prepares to return to the almost painfully preppy island, here's a look at how you too can relax like you're the leader of the free world.
How to Get There: Arrive in style, but don't be too flashy. Since 2010, the Obamas have been hounded by rumors that their dog, Bo, gets his own plane when they fly to the island, but Snopes says it isn't true. Martha's Vineyard Airport can't accommodate Air Force One, so the 747 lands on Cape Cod and the presidential entourage takes several helicopters to the island. Bo actually gets the opposite of first-class treatment: He's often crammed on a chopper with aides, reporters, and baggage.
Where to Stay: Privacy is the Obamas' top priority, but pools and basketball courts are welcome additions. The First Family has rented several homes in the town of Chilmark. During Obama's first term they stayed at Blue Heron Farm, but since the house was sold, in 2013 they switched to a 5,000-square-foot, four-bedroom home valued at $7.6 million (pictured below).
Last year, the Obamas annoyed locals by causing road closures, but now they've found a place without that problem, which happens to be more extravagant. While the location is still supposed to be a secret, gossipy neighbors tell MV Times that they're heading to the home of Joanne Hubschman at 72 Gosnold's Way in Chilmark. The paper reports: "The seven-bedroom, nine-bath, 8,100-square-foot house, sits on a 10-acre lot and is assessed at more than $12 million. It features 17 rooms in total, expansive water views of Vineyard Sound, an infinity pool and hot tub, and a dual tennis-basketball court."
What to Eat: The Obamas frequently dine at Nancy's in Oak Bluffs, where you can pick up an order of fried seafood at the takeout counter, or dine at picnic tables overlooking the water. Judging from the looks on Sasha and Malia's faces, being photographed by strangers while you wait for your food doesn't enhance the experience.
Where to Shop: Sadly, there is no Gap on Martha's Vineyard, so you'll have to settle for quaint shops like Alley's General Store in West Tisbury. Obama usually takes his girls to the Bunch of Grapes Bookstore in Vineyard Haven, but last year they skipped the store and deprived America of the chance to scrutinize their summer reading material.
Things to Do: The First Family enjoys going to the beach and taking bike rides. Be sure to pack multiple pairs of dad jeans, as these activities provide a great opportunity to mortify your kids.
For the president, there's golfing ...
more golfing ...
and golfing while embarrassing your kids.
Tips for Travelers: Locals tend to be protective of the many celebrities who frequent the island, such as the Kennedys and the Clintons. However, the current First Family still attracts gawkers. On the plus side, the crowds are considerably smaller, and most people don't bring their freaky horse-head masks on vacation.
Sometimes you can't avoid having your vacation interrupted by a pressing work issue. If you give speeches in your garden year-round, it doesn't seem as weird when you hold a meeting in the backyard of your summer home.
And if you really want to vacation like an Obama this summer, hire a few people to write articles questioning your travel expenses, where you're staying, and how you could possibly think of going on vacation when "the nation and the world are engulfed in crises from the border with Mexico to the Middle East."


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American English: /ˈɡədərəl/ British English: /ˈɡʌt(ə)r(ə)l/
Translation of guttural in Spanish:
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- His speech has the guttural accent of his native Germany.
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I love the idea of using R+LaTeX+Sweave for reproducible research. This is even easier now that R has a jazzy new IDE that supports Sweave syntax highlighting and automatic PDF generation.
I know I'm going to take some flak for saying this, but let's be honest here… If you're working in the biomedical sciences, chances are, your collaborators have never heard of Sweave. Physicians only use LaTeX during surgery. Lots of folks you work with probably think real applied statistics can only be done in SAS (if you're one of them, please see http://www.r-project.org/). Most biomedical journals will only accept MS Word .doc files during manuscript submission. NIH grant applications use a standardized MS Word template.
These are a few of the reasons I don't routinely incorporate LaTeX+Sweave in my analysis workflow.
That said, one of the things LaTeX is really good for is mathematical typesetting. Writing out math formulae using LaTeX is fast, intuitive, and your plain-text code is portable. If you're ever posting a question on stats.stackexchange, editing Wikipedia, or if you're like me and keep your lab notebook online in a private blog online, using LaTeX conventions for typesetting formulae can be extremely handy.
Codecogs.com's Online LaTeX Equation Editor makes it very simple to use HTML to add formulae to your blog or anywhere on the web. The idea's simple – you type in the LaTeX code for the formula you want, e.g.
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This HTML code generates a hosted image that you can copy and paste anywhere on the web you like. Paste this into the compose window in Blogger, and it looks like this:
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Grissim Connery
steven - i just checked out a bunch of your youtube videos. those are so sick! the slapping thigh l-pullups are intense.
when you do your weighted dips, why do you put the backpack on the front? thinking about it, it makes sense in a way. it seems like you would actively keep your spine erect since the weight would be pulling you forward. is this the reason why? i wanna try the weight around the neck because i have a tendency to droop my head forward when i do dips.
When I had two backpacks (other strap broke.. this one is breaking too b/c of the 60 lbs in it) I put one on back and one on front. I like putting it on front (1) because it's easier and (2) because it feels better.
I would speculate that yes it helps me engage my posterior musculature better which is conducive for pushing heavier weights. Leaning forward a bit helps me activate more musculature as opposed to upright where it would be more of a pure triceps push as well.
Don't put TOO heavy a weight around your neck. Most I put is ~20 lbs at max. Can be dangerous especially if you get enough shear force to cause spondylolisthesis (anterior slippage of a vertebral disk). Correct posture is good overall though.
Also, what Garrett said.. if you're having AC joint issues I would advise against dips for a bit. I have a lax right AC joint, BUT my body and musculature is strong enough to handle heavy dipping without it being a concern. If you're weaker around the shoulder, and dips are giving you problems with your AC joint I'd avoid them for now.
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my issue is that it runs smoothly but only if I run Postie from the Dashboard. It doesn't publish automatically even if there are mail in the pipeline.
I've registered the mail address as user, allowed him to publish, everything looks ok and in fact I believe settings are ok, as material is published correctly when I run Postie.
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First time cooking sole. Because the fish is so very delicate I wanted a fancy sauce, but one that didn't "get in your face." This worked perfectly. Glad to see that it can be used on other fish as sole isn't easy to come by in these parts.
Sole with Garlic-Almond-Caper Sauce
From EatingWell: March/April 2013
In this quick fish recipe, seasoned fillets of sole (or flounder) are sautéed in a hot skillet and topped with a simple sauce of sautéed garlic, slivered almonds, capers and lemon juice—a riff on sole meunière. This is a very simple dish but all your ingredients need to be ready by the stove because it cooks quickly once you turn on the heat.
4 Reviews for Sole with Garlic-Almond-Caper Sauce
substituted red snapper and chopped pecans and it was a huge hit alongside some rice pilaf. the seasoning is great and also added a touch a white wine to set off the floral bouquet. will do next time and make in tacos with slaw
We weren't able to find sole so used black cod - oh so moist and good. The result didn't look anything like the picture but tasted great! I used half the amount of fish, flour and egg mixtures but the whole sauce recipe.
We used haddock....all I can say is very worth making...have made it twice...tasty....and even re-heated it was good.


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In spite of all advances in the preparation of substitute feeding, the tendency in recent years has been to stress the great desirability of utilizing the breast. It has been estimated that about 80 per cent, of babies dying before the completion of the first year are bottle fed. Hence the most feasible and practical way of reducing infant mortality during the first year will lie in encouraging maternal feeding.
The possibilities of the human breast under proper control have been emphasized by the work of the lamented Sedgwick and his colleagues. With suitable care and manipulation, results can often be obtained that are little short of marvelous.
One of the most remarkable anomalies in vital statistics consists in the fact that in New York City the infant death rate is lowest in some of the poorest and most densely populated districts. Thus, in the twentysixth district, with a density
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These images are part of an ongoing project where the inspiration is derived from walking. These walks are mainly within the Devon & Cornwall regions of the Uk and I endeavor express the area through the less obvious, transient and normally unnoticed. The photographs constantly inform my paintings and vice versa
The painter should not paint what he sees, but what will be seen.
Paul Klee
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A tutorial showing you how to make skulls out of polymer clay with a cutesy edge I'm in love with these little guys so I couldn't resist doing a tutorial on them. The great thing about these is that the possibilites are endless when it comes to variation I hope you like this tutorial just as much as I enjoyed making them!
Feel free to repost but please link back to me and as always, I'd love to see the results if anyone tries this for themselves
Feel free to repost but please link back to me and as always, I'd love to see the results if anyone tries this for themselves
Cute! Thanks~
thank you, i made one. but im unable to bake it right now, i have to make sure to make lots of things and bake them all at once. so as soon as i get it baked ill link you the picture :3 thank you again!
How do you make bows so small. I keep messing them up when I try.
thanks for the tutorial
awesome! ^^
Nice tutorial, I may post it on my page if you don't mind. Love your stuff!
That is so easy and adorable!!!!
What polymer clay would you recommend? Nice tutorial btw c:
Thank you I use mainly PREMO but FIMO and Sculpey III are good too just depends what colours you want I guess. I get all my clay from our local hobbycraft and it has all 3 so I kinda go between them all
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Start and Control konsole with DCOP
I like to open a lot of tabs in my terminal (konsole) window: a few standard shells, a couple of su shells, and some ssh connections to other systems that I access regularly. KDE can remember some of these settings via its session capability, but it doesn't always remember everything I want, and sometimes it remembers things I wish it would forget. So, to get my standard tabs, I use DCOP to start what I want when I want it.
DCOP (Desktop COmmunication Protocol) is a protocol that allows applications to interoperate. DCOP has a command-line tool for using it, named, of course, dcop. Note, that DCOP has been replaced in KDE4 with D-Bus (Desktop Bus), so if you've moved to KDE4, this won't do you any good.
The idea is to create a script that creates the konsole tabs I want to create. First are the library functions. There are three functions:
create_konsole - starts a new copy of konsole and returns the DCOP ID for it.
wait_for_session - waits until the session count (that is, the tab count) in the specified konsole reaches a certain value. This is used to make sure a recently created session has actually started before we try to interact with it.
start_sessions - uses a global sessions array to start a list of sessions. The array contains three items for each session:
- The session name
- The schema for the session
- The command to run in the session
The library code follows:
# Functions from creating konsoles.
# Create new console.
function create_konsole()
local basename=$(date +"%H%M%N")
local name=$basename"_konsoleX1_"
local kstart_options=$1
local konsole_options=$2
kstart $kstart_options --window $name konsole $konsole_options --script -T $name >/dev/null 2>&1
local konsole_id=konsole-$(ps aux | grep konsole | grep -v grep | grep $name | awk '{print $2}')
echo $konsole_id
# Wait to make sure the session count equals $1.
function wait_for_session()
local konsole_id=$1
local count=$2
local session_count=$(dcop $konsole_id konsole sessionCount 2>/dev/null)
while [[ $session_count -ne $count ]]
sleep 0.1
session_count=$(dcop $konsole_id konsole sessionCount)
# Start sessions in konsole.
function start_sessions()
local konsole_id=$1
local nsessions=1
local session_count=${#sessions[*]}
local i=0
while [[ $i -lt $session_count ]]
local name=${sessions[$i]}
let i++
local schema=${sessions[$i]}
let i++
local command=${sessions[$i]}
let i++
dcop $konsole_id $session_id renameSession "$name"
sleep 0.1
dcop $konsole_id $session_id setSchema "$schema"
sleep 0.1
dcop $konsole_id $session_id sendSession "$command"
sleep 0.1
if [[ $i -lt $session_count ]]; then
let nsessions++
local session_id=$(dcop $konsole_id konsole newSession)
wait_for_session $konsole_id $nsessions
# vim: tabstop=4: shiftwidth=4: noexpandtab:
# kate: tab-width 4; indent-width 4; replace-tabs false;
In create_konsole we start the new konsole with the command:
kstart $kstart_options --window $name konsole $konsole_options --script -T $name >/dev/null 2>&1
This uses kstart to start konsole with a known window name, so that we can get its name via some ps/grep shenanigans in the next line.
In start_sessions, we use dcop to rename the session:
dcop $konsole_id $session_id renameSession "$name"
To set the schema for the session:
dcop $konsole_id $session_id setSchema "$schema"
And to send the command to the session:
dcop $konsole_id $session_id sendSession "$command"
At the end of the function, if there are more sessions to create, we also use dcop to start another session:
local session_id=$(dcop $konsole_id konsole newSession)
In our main script, we need to define the sessions we want. For this sample, we'll start two standard shells, one su shell and one ssh connection:
sh1 $schema 'clear; bash'
sh1 $schema 'clear; bash'
su1 $schema 'clear; su'
ssh1 $schema 'clear; ssh 127.0.0.1'
The schema variable here is set to the *.schema file that we want konsole to use for the tab. The entire script is:
# Create my standard konsole windows.
source ~/bin/konsoles.sh
if [[ ! "$schema" ]]; then
sh1 $schema 'clear; bash'
sh1 $schema 'clear; bash'
su1 $schema 'clear; su'
ssh1 $schema 'clear; ssh 127.0.0.1'
konsole_id=$(create_konsole '--iconify')
wait_for_session 1
session_id=$(dcop $konsole_id konsole currentSession)
start_sessions $konsole_id
dcop $konsole_id konsole activateSession $first_session_id
sleep 0.1
dcop $konsole_id 'konsole-mainwindow#1' restore
sleep 0.1
dcop $konsole_id 'konsole-mainwindow#1' setGeometry 100 100 600 400
# vim: tabstop=4: shiftwidth=4: noexpandtab:
# kate: tab-width 4; indent-width 4; replace-tabs false;
- The steps are:
- Call create_konsole to create the initial console and wait for it to become ready. The window is created iconified.
- Use dcop to get the session id of the first session created. We use this after creating all the other sessions to activate the first session.
- Call start_sessions to create the sessions in our sessions array.
- Use dcop to activate the first session that was created.
- Use dcop to restore the main window.
- Use dcop to size and place the main window.
Run the main script and you should get a konsole window that looks like:
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
script at:
is similar and is using a better method of getting the PID :-)
Yes and No
It's better if you're starting konsole directly, but I'm not, I'm using kstart to start konsole and that code would return the PID for kstart and not for konsole.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
I thought i was subscribing
I thought i was subscribing to LJ for "cutting-edge", updated stuff. But I guess i'll better stick with KDE3.
KDE4 not quite there yet
Although KDE 4.2 is certainly worlds better than the first couple of releases, it still has some annoyances so I haven't made the move yet. When it gets there, you can be sure I'll be updating this to use D-Bus.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
For gentoo users, be sure to have kde-base/kstart installed :)
this was what I was looking for!!
Hello, this was exactly what I was looking for!
But so far I'm unable to make it work. I only get so many
"call failed" and no konsole started at all.
if I run the second script with bash -x this is what I get:
+ source /home/ll/bin/konsoles.sh
+ [[ ! -n '' ]]
+ schema=GreenOnBlack.schema
... Removed for brevity
++ dcop konsole- konsole currentSession
call failed
... Removed for brevity
do you think that this can be fixed?
My full script had some extra cruft in it so I used a trimmed down version for the post and I got a bit too exuberant in my trimming. In the second script, look for "wait_for_session" and change it from this:
wait_for_session 1
to this:
wait_for_session $konsole_id 1
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
Achieving the similar with
Achieving the similar with dbus would make a great article, would it not?
Yes it would
And when KDE4 fixes a few more things I'll be upgrading.
Mitch Frazier is an Associate Editor for Linux Journal.
You can talk via dbus like dcop
You say it won't help, but dbus was sort of designed off the ideas of dcop... so switching to dbus CAN work... and you can send messages to apps in KDE4 just like 3.5 using dbus instead of dcop.
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I agree with you: Freedom of speech trumps religious sensitivities. Our disagreement is one of emphasis. I'm more interested in the why of this controversy, because I think addressing that will be the quicker route to less Islamic fundamentalism, more freedom, and fewer deaths over cartoons in the future.


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Border Showcase kicks off tonight
Published: Saturday, August 11, 2007 at 4:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 10, 2007 at 10:54 p.m.
Though the rising mercury would seem to suggest otherwise, its time for some gridiron action.
Tonight at the third annual Border Showcase Football Classic at Shelby High School, state bragging rights will be on the line as North and South Carolina schools will meet in a jamboree starting at 7 p.m.
Each of the teams will play for one half against their border state opponent. Polk County, the host, will meet Broome in the first matchup. At 8 p.m. Crest will take on the defending 4-A South Carolina state champions, Gaffney, and the 9 p.m. matchup will feature defending 2-AA North Carolina champs Shelby against Union.
The six teams combined for a 65-16 record in 2006.
Once again our Showcase will feature some of the best high school football talent from area programs in North and South Carolina at one of the premier football jamborees in the South while giving us a tremendous opportunity to promote high school football, said Polk County High School Coach Bruce Ollis, organizer of the event. Local fans will be given the rare chance to see teams they dont normally have an opportunity to witness all in one location.
Ollis sees the event as a unique collection of high school talent. Right now Gaffney is preseason No. 1 in South Carolina 4-A and 22nd in the country according to USA Today, he said. Crest is No. 4 in North Carolina 4-A, were No. 5 in 1-A and Shelbys the No. 1 2-A team. Thats four of the six teams in their respective state and classifications top five.
Very few jamborees can offer that level of quality and thats why this thing continues to generate fan interest.
Ollis also mentioned plans for future installments of the Classic. Were gonna continue to move it around and maybe even go to a South Carolina school next year. Its selling itself now.
Tickets for the event will be $10 at the gate.
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By Headlight Software, Inc.
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
ChromaCam takes striking and artistic photographs with your iPhone. ChromaCam shows amazing color highlighted images in real time. No drawing areas or painting colors, ChromaCam does it all for you, like magic!
Tap an object in the viewfinder to select the color and ChromaCam instantly shows only that color in the live video preview! The image becomes black-and-white, with only your chosen color still showing, all live as you watch the view of your iPhone's camera.
Adjust the Color Spinner at the bottom to set the color range. If you've chosen red, do you want orange in with red? Or just pure red? Simply adjust the spinner to the left or right to get the results you want. Tap the Shutter button to take a photo and both the original and ChromaCam adjusted photo are saved to your Photo Library. Photos are saved at the full resolution of your iPhone or iPod touch's camera.
Use the Settings button for more options, such as switching to the front camera, turning on the camera flash to use as a light, and more.*
★ Get close to an object to make it easier to tap that item on the screen to set the color, then move back to get the whole scene.
★ Pick a bright, vivid area to set the best color shade.
★ Adjust the spinner to set the color range. Such as red only, or orange and red. Just spin to get the results you want. The dial around the Shutter button shows the color range you have set.
★ From the settings you can switch modes to drop the selected color, making your chosen color gray with everything else in its natural color.
★ Pictures and a video of the app in action can be found at chroma-cam.com
ChromaCam requires iOS 4.0 or higher running on an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, or camera equipped iPod touch.
* Not all devices will support all features. Continued use of the flash may dramatically decrease battery life.
What's New in Version 1.1
* Pick images to process from your Photo Library.
* New cropping tools to highlight portions of a photo.
* Post to Facebook or Email photos with a tap.
* Bug fixes.
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- Version: 1.1
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Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4s, iPhone 5, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5s, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone SE, iPad 2 Wi-Fi, iPad 2 Wi-Fi + 3G, iPad Wi-Fi (3rd generation), iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (3rd generation), iPad Wi-Fi (4th generation), iPad Wi-Fi + Cellular (4th generation), iPad mini Wi-Fi, iPad mini Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Air, iPad Air Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad mini 2, iPad mini 2 Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad Air 2, iPad Air 2 Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad mini 3, iPad mini 3 Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPad mini 4, iPad mini 4 Wi-Fi + Cellular, 12.9-inch iPad Pro, 12.9-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi + Cellular, 9.7-inch iPad Pro, 9.7-inch iPad Pro Wi-Fi + Cellular, iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation), and iPod touch (6th generation).


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116 East 55th Street
New York, NY
Keynote Speaker
Anthony Appiah, Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy and Center for Human Values, Princeton University
The State University of New York at Geneseo, Siena Italian Studies, and the Associazione Culturale Ulisse at the International Center for Intercultural Exchange are hosting "Intercultural Horizons 2012: Intercultural Strategies in Civic Engagement," a conference dedicated to exchanging ideas, practices, and experiences in the development of intercultural competence. The conference will be held at the SUNY Global Center at 116 East 55th Street in New York City.
This conference is intended to engage educators and experts from a variety of perspectives in examining the challenges and achievements of civic engagement in a global context, and the evolving definitions of civic engagement in service learning and general education, with an emphasis on turning theory into practice. It will be of interest to those interested or involved in intercultural education or exchange, from faculty and administrators to coordinators and counselors, as well as those active in the fields of service learning, language instruction, intercultural or cross-cultural communication, and international education.
The conference plenary sessions include Anthony Appiah as the kenote speaker on October 4, as well as plenary sessions by Larry Braskamp and Richard Kiely, and concurrent panel sessions. Presentations and panels will address the following themes:
Anthony Appiah, Laurence S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy and Center for Human Values, Princeton Unversity
Called a post-modern Socrates, Kwame Anthony Appiah asks profound questions about identity and ethics in a world where the sands of race, ethnicity, religion and nationalism continue to realign and reform before our eyes. His seminal book Cosmopolitanism is a moral manifesto for a world where identity has become a weapon and where difference has become a cause of pain and suffering. In his latest book, The Honor Code: How Moral Revolutions Happen, Appiah argues that honor and morality are two separate entities, and that social reform stems more from evolving notions of honor than a true understanding of morality. In intellectually stimulating language, Appiah challenges you to look beyond the boundaries - real and imagined - that divide us, and to see our common humanity.
Appiah is the Laurance S. Rockefeller University Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. He is also the President of the PEN American Center, the internationally acclaimed literary and human rights association. He was born in London, to a Ghanaian father and a white mother; raised in Ghana; and educated in England, at Cambridge University, where he received a Ph.D. in philosophy. As a scholar of African and African-American studies, he established himself as an intellectual with a broad reach. His classic book, In My Father's House, and his collaborations with Henry Louis Gates, Jr. - including The Dictionary of Global Culture and Africana - are major works of African struggles for self-determination. He is a 2012 National Humanities Medal winner, and in 2007, Cosmopolitanism won the Arthur Ross Book Award, the most significant prize given toa book on international affairs. In 2009, he was featured in the documentary Examined Life, and was named one of Foreign Policy's Top 100 public intellectuals.
Richard Kiely, Executive Director, Center for Community Engaged Learning and Research, Cornell University
Richard Kiely currently serves as the Director of the Center for Community Engaged Learning and Research at Cornell University (CU). In 2002, he received his Ph.D. from Cornell University and in 2005 was recognized nationally as a John Glenn Scholar in Service-Learning for his longitudinal research that led to the development of a transformative service-learning model.
Larry Braskamp, Senior Fellow at the American Association of Colleges and Universities and Senior Scientist at The Gallup Organization
Larry Braskamp was a faculty member at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln and held administrative positions as a Dean of Applied Life Studies at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Dean of Education at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs at Loyola University Chicago. He is also President of the Global Perspectives Institute and has worked with the American Association of Colleges and Universities on "Civic Learning and Democratic Engagement," a project funded by the U.S. Department of Education.
Thursday, October 4, 2012
8:00-9:00 Registration & Continental Breakfast
9:00-9:30 Welcome
9:30-11:00 Keynote - The Honor Code
11:00-11:15 Coffee break
11:15-12:30 Concurrent Sessions
A. Honor Code Breakout Session
B. * Service Learning: Development of Global Competency in College Students
* Implementing a Civic and Global Engagement Framework in a Two-Year Institution
* Factors and Contexts that Contribute to Students' Development of Intercultural Competence
C. Project Pericles: Cultivating Citizenship in Cooperation but in Pragmatically Different Ways in Elon University and Pace University
D. * Multicultural, Multiracial, What is the Difference?
* Competency Driven Model for Intercultural Education
* Integrating Cultural Diversity in the Pharmacy Curriculum
E. Globalizing the SUNY General Education Curriculum
12:30-1:30 Lunch
1:30-2:45 Concurrent Sessions
A. * Aligning International Programs for Civic Engagement with College and University Intended Student Learning Outcomes
* Service Learning and the Humanities in Haiti and Nicaragua
B. G/local General Education at the Sage Colleges: Civic Engagement and Service Learning in the WORLD Courses
C. The Federal Role in Supporting Civic Engagement through International and Foreign Language Education Grant Programs
D. A Collaboration in the Pursuit of Civic Engagement through Service Learning
E. * The FICCS Approach: One Intercultural Strategy for Civic Engagement Abroad and High Quality Student Learning
* Polisocial: The Double Responsibility of Public Engagement
2:45-3:00 Coffee break
3:00-4:15 Concurrent Sessions
A. Mutuality, Equality, Human Rights: Civic Engagement in South Africa and Beyond
B. * Intercultural Competence through Digital Media Literacy: A Way Forward for Fairfax County
* Educating in the Post-Gutenberg Era: How to Cope with Virtual Otherness
* Online Service-Learning Reflection Course as Facilitator of Student Support
C. * The Role of Learning Communities in Promoting Intercultural Connections
* Intercultural Competence Work Group
D. *Community Engagement in study abroad programs: A case study: Syracuse University in Florence
* Developing Critical Perspectives on International Service Learning and Student Development
E. * Improving Intercultural Communication through Service Learning United National Global Compact and Institutional Civic Engagement
4:15-5:00 Plenary: The United Nations Global Compact and Institutional Civic Engagement
Friday, October 5, 2012
8:00 - 9:00 Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00-10:30 Plenary: Richard Kiely, Fostering Intercultural Learning through Service Learning: Opportunities and Challenges
10:30-10:45 Coffee break
10:45 -12:00 Concurrent Sessions
A. * The Anne Frank Project: Using Storytelling to Shift Global Theory to Practice
* Empathy, Action and Intercultural Competence
B. Envisioning Global Citizenship through Civic Engagement and Intercultural Understanding: Course-embedded Community Service for First-Year College Students
C. Building a Better World: The Pedagogy and Practice of Global Service-Learning
D. Building Bridges to Strengthen Communities and Cultures through Service Learning Locally and Abroad: Opportunities and Challenges
12:00-1:00 Lunch
1:00-2:30 Plenary: Larry Braskamp, Creating Encounters with Difference that Make a Difference
2:30-2:45 Coffee break
2:45-4:00 Concurrent Sessions
A. * Engaging with the People of the Land
* Learning from the Bayou and Beyond: Integrating Service into an Academic Curriculum
B. * Puentes al Futuro: Service Learning with English Language Learning
* The Futuro Latino Learning Center: In Direct Contact with the Community
C. * Challenges and Achievements of Civic Engagement: Adapting a Pre-Existing Global Service-Learning Course to a New Site and Host Country
* Intercultural Immersion, Exploration and Transformation: The Impact of One Community College's First Global Service Learning Class in Jamaica
D. * A Critical Evaluation of the Nobis Project: A Creative Process Approach to Service Learning and Global Citizenship
* Challenges and Opportunities to Teaching Service - Learning to Alternative High School Students
* TTU Rotaract Students Travel to Dominican Republic for Service in Local Schools and Orphanages
E. Roosevelt Thinks: Implementation is Education
4:00-4:30 Closing Plenary
Rooms have been reserved at the following hotels at special conference rates. For each hotel, just let them know you want the SUNY Geneseo block rate.
Holiday Inn Manhattan View ($197.55/single or double)
39-05 29th Street, Long Island City, NY 11101
Rooms must be reserved by September 4.
Conference registration includes all sessions, a continental breakfast, and a box lunch for both days.
Registration fee
Two days: $175
Students: $125
One day: $100
Please use the following link to register:
Or, send a check payable to: CAS International Programs and mail to:
Office of International Programs
Erwin 106
SUNY Geneseo
1 College Circle
Geneseo, NY 14454


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by slinky
Obamacare is not "FREE" health care
People have finally realized that the word "free" is nowhere to be found in Obamacare's " Affordable Health Care Act". Coverage under President Barack Obama's health care law won't be cheap. A study released Thursday by the nonprofit Kaiser Family Foundation found that government tax credits would lower the sticker price on a benchmark "silver" policy to a little over $190 a month for single people making about $29,000, regardless of their age. For uninsured people who are paying nothing today, this is still a big cost that they're expected to fit into their budgets.
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And just where would one have gone to see your so called " cheap health insurance " , because I'm pretty sure thats a myth !
Posted 267 days ago.
In essence, Obamacare has made cheap health insurance illegal.
Posted 267 days ago.
1) Obamacare imposes a requirement that, on an actuarial basis, insurance cover at least 60% of health care costs. Currently, more than half of Americans who buy individual coverage are below 50%. 2) Obamacare imposes 4% to 5% additional cost in the form of new taxes and fees. Aetna alone will pass on $1 billion in Obamacare taxes and fees to its policyholders. 3) Obamacare mandates many coverages, whether customers want them or not, and requires insurers to provide subsidized coverage to those who are already sick.
Posted 267 days ago.
Maybe look into your own posts .
nah, it's the ole 'do as I say not as I do' motto...
Posted 267 days ago.
And our local righties say I'm disparaging of republicants ! .....you are.....there is no doubt.
Posted 267 days ago.
And our local righties say I'm disparaging of republicants ! Maybe look into your own posts .
Posted 272 days ago.
Poodle hair seems to be keeping a low profile.
seen her on the tube just today...
Posted 274 days ago.
I've noticed that the righties always have a plan but nobody is allowed to know what it is ! I think its a sack full of horsesh*t burning on our porch !
Posted 274 days ago.
BeRight...good afternoon. they always trot them out when needed. actually, i am more comfortable seeing them than being concerned when i don't.
Posted 274 days ago.
Poodle hair seems to be keeping a low profile. Maybe Chris Mathews will invite her back for a good laugh.
Posted 274 days ago.
just enjoying the train wreck :•)
Posted 274 days ago.
it will be teriffic, (i can't make sense of it) whatever it is...
"we have to pass it to know what's in it." paaaleeease.....Pelosi.
NCN, i am starting to think you have a man-crush on The Donald. i bet you are hooked on the comb-over.
Posted 275 days ago.
it will be stupendous, monumental, spectacular, and filled with people that he hires to get the job done and on the seventh day he will rest and comb his hair back...the hot air just keeps on a comin'...
Posted 275 days ago.
trumps got a plan for health care...
it will be teriffic, (i can't make sense of it) whatever it is...
Posted 275 days ago.
You dont know when youre lying anymore . Sad sad little troll !
Posted 275 days ago.
You don't recognize that as a lie?
Posted 275 days ago.
A liar should know a lie eh ?
Posted 275 days ago.
Oh and you are keeping your plan and doctor too right? (Evil)? Lie of the year from dear Barry Obama
Posted 276 days ago.
Maybe he is . Do you know how much costs have gone up ? They tend to trend upward 17% to 20% .
Posted 276 days ago.
You are saving 2500 dollars per family like Barry promised right?
Posted 276 days ago.
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