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I have tried to do this using both menu commands and icons but with the same result: I click on the first circle and then the command line indicates to click on the 2nd circle or arc. Nothing appears to happen when I do this and the command line continues to show that I should click on the 2nd arc or circle.
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The veiled chameleon is one of the most commonly spotted species of Old World chameleons. As juveniles, they are usually light green, but they acquire bold bands of color as they mature.
Veiled chameleons have a long, sticky tongue that they use to catch insects, the main source of their diet. They are able to catch their prey by standing completely still and following the insect with their eyes, which are able to move independently of one another and even swivel almost 180 degrees.
Living mostly in trees, veiled chameleons have hands, similar to a human hand in an oven mitt—their 'fingers' are all fused together and they have a separate thumb—and a prehensile tail that they use to navigate between branches and leaves.
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CORPUS CHRISTI – The Texas A&M - Corpus Christi Men's and Women's Cross Country teams will be hosting the 13th annual Islanders Splash on Friday, Sept. 28, at West Guth Park. The college race will begin Friday night with the women's 5k at 6:20 p.m. and the men's 8k will follow at 6:45 p.m. The Islanders will also be hosting high school and junior high races on Saturday as part of the Splash starting at 8 a.m.
Starting today, the Islanders will countdown the days until their only home meet of the season! First up is sophomore Jasmine Boutte. Last season at the Splash, the Long Branch, N.J., native placed 14th with a 5k time of 19:35, and led the women's team to a second-place finish.
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HOUSTON – The Texas A&M – Corpus Christi Men's Tennis team had players back in action on Friday, with Peter Nagy and Pietro Jordao picking up singles wins in the Rice Invitational. Nagy also teamed with Odon Barta, while Jordao played alongside Javier Pujol to pick up doubles victories in the tournament being held at Jake Hess Tennis Stadium on the Rice campus.
"I thought we competed very hard today, this is an extremely strong tournament with some of the best teams in Division I," said Director of Tennis Steve Moore. "I felt like we did a good job at managing the things we can control."
Fresh off of the men's singles championship at the Marco & Co. Catering Islanders Open, Nagy opened the Rice Invitational with a 6-3, 6-1 win over Peter Frank, a past All-Conference USA player for the Owls, in the top flight of the tourney.
Jordao also had success in the singles bracket, picking up a 2-6, 6-3, 6-4 win over Gustavo Gonzalez of Rice. Matt Westmoreland battled Joe Young of Tulane.
"I was especially proud of Peter, he's taken his game, especially his mental game, to another level," said Moore. "I also thought Pietro Jordao competed extremely hard to grind out his third set."
Daniel Erbacher battled hard but came up just short against Cedric Rutsaert of Tulane, losing a 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 final in the opening round. Andrew Maingot fell in three sets by a 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 score against Evan Nix of Texas Tech, Odon Barta lost 6-4, 6-3 against Raphael Pfister of Texas Tech and Guillaume Rauseo fell by a 6-3, 6-3 final against Tommy Bennett of Rice.
Matt Westmoreland was in the third set of his opening match versus Tulane's Joe Young in the top flight due to a rain delay, and Pujol had yet to begin his singles battle against Takuma Ohashi of Tulane.
In doubles action, Nagy and Barta picked up an 8-6 win over Riaan Du Toit and Mitch McDaniels of New Mexico, while Jordao and Pujol won 8-5 against Gonzalez and Dylan Tozier from the host Owls.
Maingot an Erbacher fell by an 8-4 final against brothers Ian and Alexander Van Cott of Tulane, and Westmoreland and Rauseo came up short by an 8-3 score against Dominik Koepfer and Rodrigo Rappaccioli, also from Tulane.
Competing with four freshmen and two sophomores among the players at the tournament, the Islanders had a strong showing on the opening day. In addition, the team will bring in another freshman this January, a highly touted recruit named Ricardo Mayagoitia who is the No. 1 ranked juniors player in Mexico.
"We've got a very young team and a lot to work on," said Moore. "Tournaments like this help in identify those things."
The tournament continues on Saturday, with the final day of play scheduled for Sunday.
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I have been using PS3 Media Server successfully for a while now on Windows 7 however due to changing my ISP I have got to use the router they provide (my login information is hard coded into the router).
I have changed nothing else on my set-up apart from the router so I'm assuming that my new router has not been configured properly to enable PS3 Media Server to "see" my PS3 as I can swap my new one for the old one and PS3 Media Server works straight away after restarting it.
I have plugged in my old router and taken a note of all the settings on it and as far as I can tell the settings on the new router are identical to the ones on my old router.
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A planning commission has secured a $3,600 state grant to help restore a polluted brook between Burlington and South Burlington, Vt.
The Winooski-based Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission says the Centennial Brook is impaired because of pollution-laded storm runoff and erosion.
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Gold's Death Cross May Not Be So Bearish
Gold may be nearing the ominous sounding "death cross," but that may not actually be such a pessimistic phenomenon for the precious metal.
A death cross is a chart formation that occurs when both short- and long-term trend lines start to point south, as evidenced by an asset's 50-day moving average cutting below its 200-day moving average. The crossroads suggest to some that recent declines could turn into a longer-term slump (for example Apple is down almost $100 since it's death cross took place in December).
However, Ryan Detrick, senior technical strategist at Schaeffer's Investment Research, points out gold prices have historically held up fairly well after the notoriously bearish formation takes place.
Gold has averaged short-term gains up to six months following the 22 death crosses that have taken place since 1972, Detrick says. The 1.3% one-month average gain for gold following a death cross is better than the 0.9% average increase for the precious metal during any given one-month period.
Throughout two-, three- and six-month time frames, gold gains following death crosses have slightly underperformed their typical returns. The biggest divergence has taken place over a six-month time horizon, when gold has averaged a 3.2% increase following death crosses, compared to a 5.7% average gain.
Gold recently fell 1.4% to $1581.40 an ounce, a six-month low.
What's more, gold has historically had a more negative reaction to so-called "golden crosses," an opposite pattern that occurs when a 50-day moving average breaks above the 200-day moving average.
It's usually a bullish indicator, but gold's returns following this formation have been more muted than typical gains or post-death-cross patterns, Detrick says.
In fact, the most recent golden cross for gold occurred last year right around the time prices were topping out. We reported in September that gold's golden cross may not glitter. Prices are down 11% since then.
Since 1972, gold averages a 0.8% decline six months after a golden cross takes place, compared to a 3.2% gain in the six months after a death cross occurs, Detrick says.
Our colleague Tomi Kilgore offers more details about gold's death cross:
The SPDR Gold ETF (GLD) appears to be in the midst of a bona fide breakdown. GLD down 1.6% at a seven-month low of $152.85, and has lost 4.4% amid a five-session losing streak. The next big downside target is $148-$148.50, which stopped previous selloffs in late 2011 and mid 2012. Breaking that would target $139.50-$140 at a minimum. That level includes previous strong resistance in late 2010, and the 38.2% retracement of the rally off the October 2008 low to the September 2011 all-time high. Separately, at current trajectories, the 50-day moving average should cross below the 200-day MA–a bearish "death cross"–within three sessions.
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It's time for some major Mayhem.
The Rockstar Energy Drink Mayhem Festival is heading back to the Bay Area, which means local fans can enjoy another full day of muscular metal and heavy hard rock.
This year's lineup includes such favorites as Avenged Sevenfold, Korn, Asking Alexandria, Trivium, Cannibal Corpse, Body Count featuring Ice-T, Suicide Silence, Texas Hippie Coalition and Upon a Burning Body.
Show time is 1 p.m. Sunday at the Shoreline Amphitheatre at Mountain View. Tickets are $31.50-$85.50, www.livenation.com.
Nick Cave is one of the greatest live acts in all of rock 'n' roll.
He's absolutely mesmerizing -- and somewhat menacing -- onstage, ranting and rocking in ways that leave his fans screaming for more.
He was stark raving brilliant during his 2013 concert at the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium, so it's good to see he's headed back to San Francisco.
Cave and his Bad Seeds perform Monday and Tuesday at the Warfield. Show time is 8 p.m. and tickets are $49.50-$66, www.axs.com.
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Blow for Novo's insulin Tresiba
08.11.2012 - Novo Nordisk's shares dropped after the FDA said that its long-acting insulin degludec had heart safety risks prior to a meeting of agency advisers.
With the ultra-long acting insulin analogon Tresiba (insulin degludec) filed for market authorisation, the Danish drugmaker wanted to take a piece of the cake of Sanofi's bestseller Lantus, which made €3.9bn in sales last year. But after the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) released a report questioning whether more safety studies should be conducted, analysts had doubts over Novo's plans. "We see the risk of a significant delay to the U.S. approval as being substantially higher than before," stated Jeffrey Holford, an analyst at Jefferies & Co. in New York. and downgraded the stock to "hold" from "buy". Prior to the news, Tresiba, which must be only taken once daily, was expected to make €1.1bn annually. After it shares dropped by almost 7%, the lowest value since last August.
In the FDA staff document, the cardiovascular risk of degludec is higher than previously published reports. However it is not clear if the FDA advisors will recommend them to conduct additional studies pre- or post-approval. According to analyst Martin Voegtli from Zurich-based Kepler Capital Markets, the most probable scenario is market authorisation in early 2013 with the obligation to conduct post-marketing studies to investigate the cardiovascular risk of degludec.
In summer, Novo claimed Tresiba to have a benefit over Sanofi's Lantus in reduction of hypoglycemia but analysts seem sceptic. Tresiba has already gained market authorisation in Japan and was recommended for market approval by the EU CHMP in mid-October. Morgan Stanley analysts Peter Verdult and Chris Eccles said in mid-October that the see a 3% annual growth of Lantus in the €12bn diabetes market even after expiry of the patent in 2015 and competition by degludec. With Lantus Sanofi makes 20% of its profits. The analysts value Sanofi's value at "overweight".
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Brooklyn Bridge Repair Creates Graffiti Canvas
The corrugated sheets covering sections of the Brooklyn Bridge might not be popular with the throngs crossing New York City's oldest span. But the view-blocking metal has been welcomed by one group: graffiti writers.
Scores of tags, poems and other messages have been scrawled across the sheets installed as part of the repainting and rehabilitation work on the 130-year-old bridge, which is expected to continue next year.
The protective panels are within reach of the pedestrian pathway, making easy and highly visible targets. Work crews battle to erase the graffiti, and on Wednesday a fresh round of vigilance had left the temporary panels near the pedestrian path clear once again.
But in recent days the silver metal had served as canvas for flowery and descriptive messages, a stylized match for the bridge itself. "Cross the water to see, millions feel just like me. Thank you, Brooklyn Bridge," read one poem.
Other messages, perhaps written by the countless tourists who march across the bridge, noted how far the author traveled to get to Brooklyn.
During a recent crossing by foot, Nicole Meighan, a student at Borough of Manhattan Community College, found herself mesmerized by quotes spilling from the metal sheets onto the pathway railings. She singled out a paradoxical message attributed to "Abry," who wrote: "This is your name on the Brooklyn Bridge."
"It made me smile," Ms. Meighan said.
Other scribbles recall an untidy era when profanity, defacement and declarations of love could be found on many buildings and throughout the transit system.
"I think it makes [the bridge] ugly," said Queens resident Michelle Ross, who took exception at the legible four-letter words. "A lot of it is explicit. The curse words I don't appreciate."
On close examination, the newest generation of markings reflects the technological and cultural changes from the heyday of graffiti in the 1980s. While past tag writers sought renown through the recognizable style of graffiti itself, many contemporary practitioners use the medium to promote Tumblr blogs, Twitter feeds and Instagram accounts.
Responsibility for removing the graffiti falls to Skanska Koch Inc., the contractor in charge of the bridge rehabilitation, according to a spokesman for the city Department of Transportation. The expense of graffiti cleaning is included in the total cost of the project, the spokesman said, and the bridge promenade is inspected weekly for fresh graffiti.
A representative for Skanska declined to comment.
Pedestrians expressed mixed emotions about what has been scrawled across one of the city's most visible landmarks. But Joe Petruna, a tourist from Pittsburgh, preferred to see the bright side of the unauthorized artwork.
"It shows people from all over the world were there," he said of the multilingual graffiti. "At this point, it's people's thoughts."
Other bridge regulars framed the bridge graffiti as part of the fabric of city life. As Letisha Gary, a Bronx resident walking the bridge for exercise, put it: "This is New York City. What would it be without graffiti?"
Robert Maloney of Brooklyn's Bensonhurst neighborhood said removing the writing from the temporary panels isn't worth the time or effort. But if the profanity and poems ended up on the bridge's original stone and iron work?
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Psalm 89 is written by a guy named Ethan, he is an Ezrahite.
I have a new appreciation for the Psalms after discovering that they are the only real account of man's opinion, or response to God. The Psalms are prayers, mostly, that were offered to God. In the Psalms we get a close up look at how the Jewish people viewed God and how they believed He worked in their lives and their opinion of how He worked in their nation. No longer do I feel bad for getting angry at time when I don't think God is moving fast enough, or when I'm saddened by events in my life or other's lives. I can find a Psalm where someone else was struggling with a similar issue and see that my feelings are natural and I take comfort in the fact that God has heard it before - I'm not the only one.
But I noticed something in this Psalm the other day that has continued to come back to me on a regular schedule.
In this prayer Ethan recounts challenges and turmoil that face the Nation of Israel. It's almost like he's saying something that I've said before, maybe you have too, "God, You said you were going to take care of us and watch over us, You made promises to us - but I'm not seeing Your hand at work anymore." It appeared to Ethan, and the Nation of Israel, that God had abandoned His promises and walked away from His responsibility to the people.
Ethan even quotes God's very words to His people, it's like he thinks maybe God forgot or was trying to get away with something. All God is waiting for is Ethan to catch Him in the act and point out His waywardness and God will turn around.
In the beginning of this Psalm Ethan is praying to God and recounting God's steadfast love and faithfulness, "in the heavens." Next He begins to speak about God - kind of like God's response to Him. And God is speaking about His covenant with His chosen people, specifically David.
Here's what struck me. While Ethan thinks God has concerned Himself more with what is going on, "in the heavens" where He is still full of love and faithfulness. God's reply is about His people and His covenant.
Like me you may have had times where you think God has decided to focus on heaven, you know, a little dusting or rearranging of the heavenly furniture and He's forgotten about you. You may be looking up and saying, "God, I know you're faithful and steadfast because that's who you are but I don't see it down here in my day to day life." But God is always aware of His people, in fact, consider this. Jesus' example prayer goes, "Your will be done on earth as it is in heaven..." God's will is carried out in heaven without a thought or a glance. He isn't chasing the angels around making sure everything gets done and Gabriel does the dishes on his night. God's will is just done. God's focus is on you and me. While we shout at the heavens and shake our fist at God, He's constantly watching and arranging the details of our lives to bring us continually closer to Himself.
I saw a tweet the other day that said, God is always doing 10,000 things in your life. You may be aware of 3 of them. God's will is deeper, better, stronger relationship with you and He'll work to bring that about through pain or plenty - whichever is most effective.
While I'm sure I disappoint God constantly I think He's enjoying the view and I know He watches over me.


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Oct 31, 2013, 12:23 AM #151
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Why don't you do your "job" as self-anointed servant & go clean up the mess that your three ring circus leaves behind everywhere you go.
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9 The true light that gives light to everyone was coming into the world. 10 He was in the world, and though the world was made through him, the world did not recognize him. 11 He came to that which was his own, but his own did not receive him. 12 Yet to all who did receive him, to those who believed in his name, he gave the right to become children of God— 13 children born not of natural descent, nor of human decision or a husband's will, but born of God.
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Yanky, There are plenty of people that follow Jesus and surf. Also there are plenty of people on the fence. Then there is people like you who are warned there is Jesus in the thread and you still open it and carry on. I will say this though Saturday waist+ and clean, west wind, 80* water temp. You know where we will be ,why not make a visit.
Oct 31, 2013, 02:17 AM #154
This has been covered, ad nauseum troll clone of waynetheinsane. The drones use 'surfing' as a BS vehicle to pump their Stepford Wives way of life into people, especially young people. Get lost, this is a surfing Forum not a religious yah-yah Forum. We don't need the poseur crap.
Oct 31, 2013, 05:02 AM #155
Should people cheat God? Yet you have cheated me! "But you ask, 'What do you mean? When did we ever cheat you?' "You have cheated me of the tithes and offerings due to me. You are under a curse, for your whole nation has been cheating me. Bring all the tithes into the storehouse so there will be enough food in my Temple. If you do," says the LORD Almighty, "I will open the windows of heaven for you. I will pour out a blessing so great you won't have enough room to take it in! Try it! Let me prove it to you! Your crops will be abundant, for I will guard them from insects and disease. Your grapes will not shrivel before they are ripe," says the LORD Almighty. (Malachi 3:8-11 NLT)
So god can make food grow, but he needs some of ours?
sheer lunacy,
this is CLEARLY a social control mechanism trying to scare people out of the fruits of their labor
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Oct 31, 2013, 05:03 AM #156
The LORD is a jealous God, filled with vengeance and wrath. He takes revenge on all who oppose him and furiously destroys his enemies! The LORD is slow to get angry, but his power is great, and he never lets the guilty go unpunished. He displays his power in the whirlwind and the storm. The billowing clouds are the dust beneath his feet. At his command the oceans and rivers dry up, the lush pastures of Bashan and Carmel fade, and the green forests of Lebanon wilt. In his presence the mountains quake, and the hills melt away; the earth trembles, and its people are destroyed. Who can stand before his fierce anger? Who can survive his burning fury? His rage blazes forth like fire, and the mountains crumble to dust in his presence. The LORD is good. When trouble comes, he is a strong refuge. And he knows everyone who trusts in him. But he sweeps away his enemies in an overwhelming flood. He pursues his foes into the darkness of night.
what a d1ckhead! what happened to turn the other cheek?
Oct 31, 2013, 05:04 AM #157
I have wiped out many nations, devastating their fortress walls and towers. Their cities are now deserted; their streets are in silent ruin. There are no survivors to even tell what happened. I thought, 'Surely they will have reverence for me now! Surely they will listen to my warnings, so I won't need to strike again.' But no; however much I punish them, they continue their evil practices from dawn till dusk and dusk till dawn." So now the LORD says: "Be patient; the time is coming soon when I will stand up and accuse these evil nations. For it is my decision to gather together the kingdoms of the earth and pour out my fiercest anger and fury on them. All the earth will be devoured by the fire of my jealousy. "On that day I will purify the lips of all people, so that everyone will be able to worship the LORD together. My scattered people who live beyond the rivers of Ethiopia will come to present their offerings
more violent BS...if this is your god, you are a monster
Oct 31, 2013, 05:05 AM #158
You Ethiopians will also be slaughtered by my sword," says the LORD. And the LORD will strike the lands of the north with his fist. He will destroy Assyria and make its great capital, Nineveh, a desolate wasteland, parched like a desert. The city that once was so proud will become a pasture for sheep and cattle. All sorts of wild animals will settle there. Owls of many kinds will live among the ruins of its palaces, hooting from the gaping windows. Rubble will block all the doorways, and the cedar paneling will lie open to the wind and weather. This is the fate of that boisterous city, once so secure. "In all the world there is no city as great as I," it boasted. But now, look how it has become an utter ruin, a place where animals live! Everyone passing that way will laugh in derision or shake a defiant fist.
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Oct 31, 2013, 05:07 AM #159
And here is so the tribe of Dan can get the best real estate
Then, with Micah's idols and his priest, the men of Dan came to the town of Laish, whose people were peaceful and secure. They attacked and killed all the people and burned the town to the ground. There was no one to rescue the residents of the town, for they lived a great distance from Sidon and had no allies nearby. This happened in the valley near Beth-rehob.Then the people of the tribe of Dan rebuilt the town and lived there. They renamed the town Dan after their ancestor, Israel's son, but it had originally been called Laish
Oct 31, 2013, 11:29 AM #160
1. In the beginning Man created God; and in the image of Man created he him.
2. And man gave unto God a multitude of names, that he might be Lord over all the earth
when it was suited to him.
3. And on the seven millionth day Man rested and did lean heavily on his god and saw that it was good.
Aqualung my friends, don't you start away uneasy!


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Fishing around Marco Island
If you want to head out fishing with an expert, Marco Island, as with much of the Gulf Coast, has many specialists willing to show you the way. Specializing in light tackle and fly-fishing, Captain Gary Eichler (239/642-9779, $400-800, depending on the boat and location) has a number of boats from which to choose and lots of experience in the area. He does individual private charters (no split charters) with six passengers at the most.
Captain Bill Walsh takes visitors out with his company, Dawn Patrol (239/394-0608, $300 for 4 people for a half day), known for fishing the nearshore artificial reefs and ledges. Dawn Patrol specializes in family trips and will tailor a fishing trip to include a mix of shelling, fishing, and sightseeing so even non-anglers in your group are entertained.
Specializing in fly-fishing and light tackle angling is Everglades Angler (810 12th Ave. S., 239/262-8228 or 800/57-FISHY, $375-650 depending on the length and type of trip), which has a number of boats and captains from which to choose, lots of experience in the area, and is ORVIS endorsed.
If you want to go it alone, Marco River Marina (951 Bald Eagle Dr., 239/394-2502) rents out the largest array of boats on the island including center consoles, deck boats, and pontoons. Boats at Walker's Hideaway Marina (705 E. Elkcam Circle, 239/394-9333) all come equipped with a bimini (sun top), plastic cooler stocked with ice and drinks, VHF radio, USCG equipment, and an easy-to-navigate color chart of the local waters. They're endlessly patient with beginners, too. Deck boats are $285 for full day, $210 for half; pontoon boats $260 for full day, $195 for half; center consoles $260 for full, $195 for half. The Marco River Marina is also the debarkation point for Key West Express (239/394-9700, departs 8:30am daily, no sailings Tues.-Wed. June-Dec., round-trip $149 adults, $137 seniors 62 and over, $85 children under 12), a three-hour cruise to Key West; this is a very affordable way to explore Key West without having to fly.
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SAN JOSE -- Erin and Joe Heyming had gone to bed Monday night, with the Christmas gifts nestled under the tree, when, as the clock ticked past midnight, Erin was startled awake by a sudden visitor.
It wasn't Santa. Her baby was arriving -- two weeks early.
And Joe would be the only one there to help her deliver it.
Erin, 28, at first downplayed the contractions when Joe, 29, sprang up and called the midwife to assist in a home birth, as the West San Jose couple had done two years earlier with their first son. So the midwife said to call back when the contractions lasted longer.
"It could be we were in denial, like we didn't want to have a Christmas baby," Joe recalled Tuesday afternoon.
About 15 minutes later, it was clear the baby wouldn't wait. They had taken birthing classes and done plenty of research and relied on the professionals during their first home birth but not this time.
"There were moments where I was like, 'What should I do?' But I had a pretty good idea what was going on," said Joe, who, like his wife, is a software engineer. "We wouldn't have made it to the hospital; I feel like the baby would have just been born in the car. So what do you do when that happens?"
You tell your wife to stand up, let gravity take over and catch the head of your newborn baby. At least, that's what Joe did -- delivering the baby and coaching Erin through the birth, with reassuring words and breathing exercises, as their 20-month-old son, Logan, looked on with a curious gaze.
Their healthy newborn boy arrived at 2:05 a.m. Shortly after, the midwife arrived and took it from there.
"We both looked at it and were like, 'It's a boy!' It was like, 'Did we seriously just see that?' " Joe said Tuesday afternoon, still exhausted as Erin, who Joe said deserved the real credit -- "she kicked butt," he said -- slept off the ordeal. The couple still hadn't named their Christmas surprise baby by Tuesday evening and weren't ready to share pictures.
Shortly after the early morning excitement, Joe woke up his parents, Lucy and Frank, in Riverside, where his family had gathered for Christmas, to break the news about their 12th grandchild's early arrival. —'Oh, and by the way, I had to deliver it,' " Lucy Heyming remembers him finally saying. "We were just like, 'Oh, my gosh.' It was amazing, and I was just shocked."
Joe's brother, Ted, an emergency-room doctor, shook his head and talked about how lucky they were, how so many things could have gone wrong.
Yet Frank knew his son would come through. A month ago, Joe had taken his car to the shop and, after being told it would cost big bucks to fix an automatic window that wasn't working, he looked up a tutorial online and fixed it himself.
"Nothing surprises me that Joe does," his father said.
Of course, there's one other explanation.
"It was," Lucy said, "a little bit like a Christmas miracle to us."
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Today was full of excitement, tears, and good-byes as parents dropped off their kids at ETSU for the first time. Today was move-in day at the dorms for freshman.
They were greeted by other students helping them carry everything to their new rooms, and some construction on campus. But we learned the move-in process went smoothly despite the work going on across campus because officials planned ahead.
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In baseball, the state of the field can make a routine play, not so routine. Two weeks ago, Nick Kissane learned that the hard way.
"I was going for a ground ball, just a regular ground ball and it took a bad hop just as it hit the dirt. My two middle teeth got knocked out," said Kissane.
Kissane, who plays in a Lansing city league between seasons at Aquinas College, was sent straight to the hospital. For league coaches and players, including Dave Joseph, the opposing coach that night; it was the last straw for the field at West Side Park.
"The field itself was dangerous, so I said right then and there, I said we're not going to play out here anymore," said Joseph.
After complaining to the city, the field was closed for maintenance shortly after, with games moved across town to Kircher Municipal Park and other local fields.
Most of the complaints, included concerns over grass being too long and dips throughout the field. Issues Lansing Parks and Recreation is planning to fix.
"When there needs to be a renovation, such as a lip or a low spot or a situation on the fields, we take the time out because we want it to be the safest surface possible for everyone," said Brett Kaschinski, Director of Lansing Parks and Recreation.
But with the field doubling as the home diamond for Lansing Community College, many in the league are wondering why these issues weren't taken care of before now.
Kaschinske says since the city took control of maintenance, after the LCC season, constant use and bad weather have made it difficult to make long-term fixes.
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OAKLAND -- The Bishop O'Dowd High boys basketball team proved it is more than just the Ivan Rabb Show during a 68-36 North Coast Section Division III win over Acalanes on Wednesday at Laney College.
Rabb, a 6-foot-10 junior, had 33 points, nine rebounds and several crowd-pleasing dunks, but it was Juwan Anderson who had a crucial sequence for O'Dowd (25-4) at the end of the second and the start of the third quarter.
Anderson, a 6-1 senior guard, scored 13 points in a 31/2-minute span that helped push the Dragons from a five-point lead at 30-25 to 42-29. His 3-point shot with 5:41 left in the third quarter gave O'Dowd a 12-point lead.
Acalanes (17-12) was down 34-25 at the break as Buster Souza scored 11 of his 16 points in the first half. But O'Dowd allowed just 11 Acalanes points in the final 16 minutes.
The Dragons weren't in any real danger of losing their lead, but the lack of defensive pressure in the first half was worrisome, according to Anderson.
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General manager Reggie McKenzie is receiving plenty of "action" from teams inquiring about the Raiders trading their No. 3 pick in the NFL draft, but he isn't the one dialing the phone.
The Raiders are without second- and fifth-round picks in this year's draft, and trading the third overall choice would be a sure-fire way to collect additional picks, either in this year's draft, for next year's draft and possibly both.
"We want some guys that want to play for the Raiders," McKenzie said of the kind of players he seeks. "We want some guys that are going to work, that are going to do everything they can to be the best football player."
For now, McKenzie is standing pat. He said he has a pretty good idea whom the Raiders are going to take Thursday night if they hold on to the pick.
The Raiders have plenty of needs on a team that went 4-12 last season and has jettisoned several starters since it ended.
McKenzie said he is intent upon finding difference-makers in this year's draft, players that can "impact" games.
Using the No. 3 pick gives the Raiders their best shot at finding one of those types of players, be it one of three highly rated offensive tackles (Luke Joeckel, Eric Fisher or Lane Johnson), defensive tackles Star Lotulelei or Sharrif Floyd, linebacker Dion Jordan or defensive end Ezekiel Ansah.
McKenzie's first pick in the 2012 draft came at the end of the third round. He said he feels a lot better going into this draft with a first-round pick at his disposal.
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DOVER, N.H. (AP) — The New Hampshire Supreme Court is upholding the conviction of a Dover woman who paid relatives to killer her boyfriend in 2008.
The court rejected the appeal of 44-year-old Dianna Saunders, who claimed she did not consent to a search of her home and vehicles after David King's body was found in the basement of the home they shared.
Saunders is serving a life sentence after a jury convicted her in March 2011 of two counts of theft, conspiracy to commit murder and being an accomplice to murder.
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Aug. 12, 2008 -- The FDA has approved the HIV drug Viread for the treatment of chronic hepatitis B in adults.
Hepatitis B is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis B virus. Here's some background information from the CDC:
- The hepatitis B virus can spread through blood, semen, or other body fluids.
- Hepatitis B can either be a short-term illness (acute hepatitis B) or long-standing (chronic hepatitis B).
- Chronic hepatitis B can cause long-term health problems, including liver damage, liver failure, liver cancer, and it can be fatal.
- The CDC recommends hepatitis B vaccination for all infants and for people at high risk of contracting hepatitis B.
Viread, taken once a day in a tablet, blocks an enzyme that the hepatitis B virus needs to replicate in liver cells, notes a news release from Viread's maker, California-based Gilead Sciences Inc.
According to Gilead, the FDA approved Viread for chronic hepatitis B in adults based on two ongoing clinical trials. For 48 weeks, patients with chronic hepatitis B either took Viread or Hepsera, another chronic hepatitis B drug made by Gilead.
In both studies, "a significantly greater percentage of patients with chronic hepatitis B who received Viread achieved a complete response to treatment compared to those who received Hepsera," states Gilead's news release.
Nausea was the most common side effect in Viread's chronic hepatitis B trials. Other reported adverse events included abdominal pain, diarrhea, headache, dizziness, fatigue, inflammation of the nose and throat, back pain, and skin rash, according to Gilead.
Gilead notes that severe, acute worsening of hepatitis B has been reported in patients who have stopped using anti-hepatitis B therapy, including Viread, so patients' liver function should be closely monitored for at least several months after stopping Viread or other anti-hepatitis B therapy.
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Rift was kind of a rough opener tonight as the sound was getting settled in. The low end seemed to drop out here and there. Wilson also had some troubles, but ended up being quite playful and loose. Llama was ok, not the greatest, with stops at the end. Well I guess you could say we have a Gamehenge type of set going with a Forbin's up next. I love this song, and this one has a great story with it. Really good! Mockingbird wasn't too shabby either. Uncle Pen was finger picking good. Guelah was also pretty good and had a brief cut in the recording right at "the fly". More Gamehenge with a Divided Sky, which had a few rough parts, surprisingly from Fishman. Back to the Rift material with a good solid Mound. This one's really getting tight these days. Adeline was ok. Stash had a few sloppy parts early on from Trey, but had a nice jam to it. Kind of a weird closer for first set.
Good Mike's to start the second set, with a very slow churning groove to it. Hydrogen was its usual mess. They were teasing some song over top of Trey and Page trying to hold it together. Very weird. Weekapaug was a pretty standard rocker and well played. Horse>Silent is also getting tighter like Mound. More Rift material with an ok Ice. This one still needs to be polished up a bit. Back to Gamehenge with a good solid Lizards. No real problems here. Good grief, an Antelope to follow!? Pretty good one tonight, though nothing too special. Cooling down with a nice Lawn Boy, Page is smooth. Sparkle was ok. A little rough at the end, right into a decent Suzy with screaming vocals at the end. HYHU also had some other song being teased over it while Trey got to the drums. Lengthwise had a fun sing-along and conversation with the crowd about Fish getting paid and his eyeball dress. No HYHU outro? A loose My Sweet One gave way to a Big Ball Jam. Then right into a Sleeping Monkey, which I haven't heard in a while. Trey sounded out of tune for the beginning, and it was a little mellow for a closer.
The usual shushing accompanies another Carolina tonight. Fire was pretty good, although a little loose and sloppy.
Not a great show, but you do get a lot of Gamehenge and Rift tonight. That's never really a bad thing is it?


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A multi-million-dollar investment by the federal government into energy efficiency has received the support of the country's homebuilders.
The government will be investing $78 million in a range of new and expanded energy efficiency initiatives over the next two years.
"Many of these investments will assist new home builders and renovators in providing Canadians with increased home energy efficiency, saving them money and helping protect our environment," says Ron Olsen, acting president of the Canadian Home Builders' Association.
The funding was recently announced by Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver.
"It is significant that the minister's announced funding includes support for the R-2000 initiative, the BuiltGreen Society of Canada, and Energy Star for New Homes, which have made Canada a world leader in energy efficient housing," says Olsen.
The CHBA is also pleased this initiative includes increased support for the EnerGuide Rating System (ERS), he says.
The system provides Canadian homeowners with a reliable way to measure their home's energy performance.
Whether someone is buying a new home or renovating an existing one, an ERS assessment should be the first step to improving a home's energy efficiency, says Olsen.
The CHBA is also pleased that Natural Resources Canada will be increasing its support for efficiency standards for new equipment used in homes - and promote labelling programs such as Energy Star that help consumers select more energyefficient models.
"The federal government plays a key role in helping Canadians reduce energy use in their homes," says Olsen. "This announcement by Minister Oliver will help to strengthen this important role."


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Dr. Tyler Hendricks is a man of the church, deeply involved in ministry for over 30 years as a leader and innovator. He served as President of the Unification Church in America and as a pastor in New Jersey, Manhattan and Boston. In the mid 90s he developed and led the True Family Values Ministry, a nationwide ecumenical ministry to raise the church's awareness of family issues. For that purpose he authored adult-education curricula including "Building a Genesis 1:28 Family" and "Creating a Faithful Christian Marriage." Ever concerned for the growth and vitality of the church, he wrote Family, Church, Community, Kingdom: Building a Witnessing Church for Working Families (2000).
Dr. Hendricks also has wide experience in interfaith affairs, having helped direct the first Assembly of the World's Religions (1985) and first Religious Youth Service (1986). He is the founding editor of the respected interfaith journal, Dialogue and Alliance.
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Quote: The National Mall has seen many a storied march in its time. The Woman Suffrage March. The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, where Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his "I have a Dream" speech.
But two new marches like none before will descend on the Mall this October and it's all thanks to an online campaign started on Reddit.com.
On August 30, commentators on the online message board started suggesting Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert should host rallies as a satirical answer to Glenn Beck's "Restoring America" rally on August 28.
"John Stewart, please hold an event at the Lincoln Memorial. We'll show up and show Glen Beck what half a million people looks like," wrote Mvelez999.
"I've had a vision and I can't shake it: Colbert needs to hold a satirical rally in DC," MrSamMercer posted a day later.
The campaign quickly spread online on Facebook and Twitter. Users started to raise money for DonorsChoose.org, a nonprofit that helps deliver supplies to schools around the country. At last count, $239,075 was raised on Colbert's behalf.
What started off as a joke quickly became a real possibility. "A lot people are very serious about this, and are praying desperately for an outlet for their frustration and unhappiness with the current state of America," Vinhboy wrote. "Crazy as it sounds, this "rally" gives a lot of people hope. Besides, if anything this would be an epic win for Reddit."
On Wednesday Colbert responded to the online campaign with a letter to Reddit users. "You have inspired me by helping untold thousands of students; with the momentum you've created, we could stage a hundred rallies," Colbert wrote. "I might just call on you."
Two nights later, Stewart and Colbert announced on their shows that they will march on the National Mall.
Stewart announced his march "Rally to Restore Sanity" and called for everybody to come to Washington, D.C., to show the 15 percent of America that drives the conversation that the rest of the country can get along. "A Million Moderate March... A clarion call for rationality," Stewart called it.
Colbert, who often takes the role of bombastic conservative host to Stewart's exasperated liberal, announced that he will sponsor a "March to Keep Fear Alive."
Stewart said the date of the show has no significance--a reference to Glenn Beck's rally falling on the anniversary of Martin Luther King's speech. Watch the two announcements below.
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Jared Paul wrote: It'll be an opportunity to talk to folks about anti-Capitalist philosophy, socialism, and direct action. I wonder what the riot cop presence will be like?
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Quote: NONSENSE AS SALVATION
The human race will begin solving it's problems on the day that it ceases
taking itself so seriously.
To that end, POEE proposes the countergame of NONSENSE AS SALVATION.
Salvation from an ugly and barbarous existence that is the result of taking
order so seriously and so seriously fearing contrary orders and disorder,
that GAMES are taken as more important than LIFE; rather than taking LIFE AS
To this end, we propose that man develop his innate love for disorder, and
play with The Goddess Eris. And know that it is a joyful play, and that
thereby CAN BE REVOKED THE CURSE OF GREYFACE.
If you can master nonsense as well as you have already learned to master
sense, then each will expose the other for what it is: absurdity. From that
moment of illumination, a man begins to be free regardless of his
surroundings. He becomes free to play order games and change them at will.
He becomes free to play disorder games just for the hell of it. He becomes
free to play neither or both. And as the master of his own games, he plays
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will in his soul and love in his being.
And when men become free then mankind will be free.
May you be free of The Curse of Greyface.
May the Goddess put twinkles in your eyes.
May you have the knowledge of a sage,
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The more I think about it, the more I think the 9/27/87 show is mis-labeled and is really the 2/20/88 show at the same venue.
The reason this makes sense is three-fold:
Firstly, on what is labeled the 9/27/87 show, the band plays a full composed Fluffhead. But the band hadnt put Fluffhead together until November of that year (1987). Why would the band play a fully composed Fluffhead, but then a few shows later play The Chase, Who Do We Do (2x), and Clod all outside of Fluffhead? That doesnt really make sense. It would make more sense for the band to slowly incorporate those songs into Fluffhead, and once they got it to click, keep it that way. Granted, there was a weird period in the fall of 89 when the band split up fluffhead a bit, but for the most part, after 87, Fluffhead was played in its entirety with almost no gaps. Having a weird date outside of that time period to have the full composition making each part a debut doesnt make sense. It makes much more sense that the full Fluffhead was instead played on 2/20/88, when the band had in fact put it all together.
The second reason is the appearance of Phase Dance. The band played Phase Dance 4 times. 2/7, 2/8, 2/26 (all of 88) and 9/27/87. Notice how convenient it would be for Phase Dance to be played on 2/20/88? Thats right it just doesnt make sense for the band to play a song once in September, then play it 3 times in a row in February. During this period, the band would play a cover and keep it in rotation and either play it out, or drop it altogether. They needed material and they kept what worked and dropped what didnt, quickly. It makes much more sense that the 9/27 gig is really the 2/20 gig.
Finally Junta has always been said to be recorded in the winter of 1988. Take my previous statements about the Junta-similarities in this show, and it matches up with another period when we think the band recorded Junta.
Besides all that, the shows are at the same venue and the band doesnt even know if the songs are in the correct venue. The only source is from Mikes videos. The included BBFCFM on his video and on phish.com which isnt present on 9/27 could be from the missing set that no one has a copy of. Really, the only way to know would be to see Mikes videos but I think we can just use basic logic and go ahead and chalk this up to a mis-labeled tape. Only magnetosphere could weigh in hes the one who has the masters.
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A city in the midst of North Dakota's oil boom is boosting police patrols around the time that bars close in hopes of deterring alcohol-fueled crime.
Williston officers also are teaming up more often with Williams County Sheriff's deputies for backup.
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Hall says being around the public more is also helping community relations because officers are talking more with area business owners and residents.
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LIVERMORE -- An Air Force veteran who died over the weekend after his plane caught fire and crashed into a field near a freeway had built the aircraft, his employer said Monday.
Jerry Parker, 63, of Livermore, jumped from his replica P-51 Mustang after it caught fire during takeoff from Livermore Airport, about 5 p.m. Saturday. He fell 1,000 feet and died instantly, authorities said.
"I flew with him several times, and he was extremely skilled as a pilot," said Rich Perkins, the owner of Attitude Aviation in Livermore. Parker, a veteran who served in the U.S. Air Force, worked as a mechanic for the company.
Perkins said Monday that Parker, who was a Vietnam veteran, had recently been in Iraq and Afghanistan but wanted to get out of those dangerous locales and back to a stable lifestyle at home.
The replica of a P-51 Mustang was a "kit plane," according to Perkins, one that is assembled by its owner. The Federal Aviation Administration must approve such aircraft for flight and had done so with the plane that Parker was flying, Perkins said.
"It's basically a great big model airplane," Perkins said. "They're built to higher standards than certified airplanes. My concern is that people will think this was just some crazy person trying to build an airplane and then flying it. Nothing could be further from truth. This was an excellent pilot and mechanic."
Witnesses told sheriff's deputies that Parker jumped from the aircraft without a parachute after the plane caught fire during takeoff from Livermore airport. The tower reported that the plane was in trouble, then reported flames.
Fire crews quickly contained a blaze that was sparked by the crash, keeping it to 1.5 acres of vegetation, Alameda County Fire spokeswoman Aisha Knowles said.
When he fell, Parker landed about 300 yards from the plane, officials said, and died on impact. The National Transportation Safety Board is investigating the crash, which left the aircraft demolished.
"Unfortunately in flying, once in a while the wrong thing goes wrong at the wrong time, and you have a crash," Perkins said. "Every pilot knows that going in."
Fire crews contained the fire quickly, and nobody else was injured, Knowles said. Cal Fire, Livermore-Pleasanton Fire and Camp Parks all assisted with the response.
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Lilly McLeod won the Kiwanis Club of Hannibal's "cash-car-mule" raffle drawing Saturday, July 6, in Central Park.
McLeod will have a choice of winning a Dodge Dart, a Kawasaki Mule or $15,000 cash, according to Bill Webber, chairman of the fund-raiser.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) -- The nation honors Veterans Day and so does the state of Georgia. Here in Augusta, it's business as usual on Veterans Day. Commissioner Bill Lockett says he wants to change that.
City leaders will decide whether to make Veterans Day a paid holiday for city employees and elected officials.
"We need to take care of those who have taken care of this country," said Commissioner Alvin Mason.
So should all city employees, even garbage men, deputies and secretaries have a paid day's vacation?
"Most certainly, they should be off," Lockett said.
"A secretary may have served this nation. If so, she should be given the day off," Mason said.
Lockett and Mason are veterans. They say observing Nov. 11 is a way to give back and Jessica Tutt agrees.
"Veterans Day is when the country looks down on us and thanks us for serving. Only 1 percent of us can go out and do it," Tutt said.
She is a mother of two who has been deployed five times and has been enlisted in the Army for a decade.
"I missed countless birthdays and things of that sort. It feels good to be in a community that knows the risk take," Tutt said.
City workers already get 10 paid days off. Adding Veterans Day could end up costing taxpayers more.
"You've got the loss of work and that's the main thing. There would be some additional costs," said City Administrator Fred Russell.
Some soldiers end up paying the ultimate cost overseas in battle. They're fighting for our freedom and that's why some commissioners are pushing for it.
"I remember times when I was in harm's way, lonely and wanted to be home. I think it's time for Augusta-Richmond County to give back," Lockett said.
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National Renewable Electricity Standard: Why Raise Electricity Prices?
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Marques Brown, 17, was charged with aggravated murder, murder and aggravated robbery last march in the death of Lamario Watkins.
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Create, Copy, Rename, and Remove Unix Files and Directories
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This document lists commands for creating, copying, renaming, and removing Unix files and directories. It assumes you are using Unix on the ITS Login Service (login.itd.umich.edu). The instructions here apply to many other Unix machines; however, you may notice different behavior if you are not using the ITS Login Service.
Table of Contents
What Are Unix Files and Directories?
A file is a "container" for data. Unix makes no distinction among file typesa file may contain the text of a document, data for a program, or the program itself.
Directories provide a way to organize files, allowing you to group related files together. Directories may contain files and/or other directories. Directories are analogous to Macintosh and Windows folders.
Naming Unix Files and Directories
Each file and directory has a name. Within a directory, each item (that is, each file or directory) must have a unique name, but items with the same name may exist in more than one directory. A directory may have the same name as one of the items it contains.
File and directory names may be up to 256 characters long. Names may use almost any character except a space. You can divide a multi-word file name using either an underscore or a period (for example, chapter_one or chapter.two).
Some characters have special meanings to Unix. It is best to avoid using these characters in file names:
/ \ " ' * | ! ? ~ $ < >
Unix is case-sensitive. Each of these is a unique file: myfile, Myfile, myFile, and MYFILE.
Creating a File
Many people create files using a text editor, but you can use the command cat to create files without learning a text editor. To create a practice file (named firstfile) and enter one line of text in it, type the following at the % prompt:
cat > firstfile
(Press the Enter/Return key.)
This is just a test.
(Press the Enter/Return key.)
Stop file entry by typing Control-d on a line by itself. (Hold down the Control key and type d.) On your screen you will see:
% cat > firstfile
This is just a test.
One way to examine the contents of the file you've just created is to enter this at the % prompt:
cat firstfile
Copying a File
To make a duplicate copy of a file, use the command cp. For example, to create an exact copy of the file called firstfile, you would type:
cp firstfile secondfile
The result is two files with different names, each containing the same information. The cp command works by overwriting information. If you create a different file called thirdfile and then type the following command:
cp thirdfile firstfile
you will find that the original contents of firstfile are gone, replaced by the contents of thirdfile.
Renaming a File
Unix does not have a command specifically for renaming files. Instead, the mv command is used both to change the name of a file and to move a file into a different directory.
To change the name of a file, use the following command format (where thirdfile and file3 are sample file names):
mv thirdfile file3
The result of this command is that there is no longer a file called thirdfile, but a new file called file3 contains what was previously in thirdfile.
Like cp, the mv command also overwrites existing files. For example, if you have two files, fourthfile and secondfile, and you type the command
mv fourthfile secondfile
mv will remove the original contents of secondfile and replace them with the contents of fourthfile. The effect is that fourthfile is renamed secondfile, but in the process secondfile is deleted.
Removing a File
Use the rm command to remove a file. For example,
rm file3
deletes file3 and its contents. You may remove more than one file at a time by giving a list of files to be deleted. For example,
rm firstfile secondfile
You will be prompted to confirm whether you really want to remove the files:
rm: remove firstfile (y/n)? y
rm: remove secondfile (y/n)? n
Type y or yes to remove a file; type n or no to leave it.
Creating a Directory
Creating directories permits you to organize your files. The command
mkdir project1
creates a directory called project1, where you might store files related to a particular project. The directory that you create will be a subdirectory within your current directory. For details on how to move around in directories and how to show the files and directories they contain, see List Contents and Navigate Unix Directories (S4149).
Moving and Copying Files Into a Directory
The mv and cp commands can be used to put files into a directory. Assume that you want to put some files from your current directory into a newly created directory called project1. The command
mv bibliography project1
will move the file bibliography into the directory project1. The command
cp chapter1 project1
will put a copy of the file chapter1 into the directory project1, but leave chapter1 still in the current directory. There will now be two copies of chapter1, one in the current directory and one in project1.
Renaming a Directory
You can also use the mv command to rename and to move directories. When you type the command
mv project1 project2
the directory called project1 will be given the new name project2 as long as a directory called project2 did not previously exist. If directory project2 already existed before the mv command was issued, the result of
mv project1 project2
would be to put the directory project1 and its files into the directory project2.
Copying a Directory
You can use the cp command to make a duplicate copy of a directory and its contents. To copy directory project1 to directory proj1copy, for example, you would type
cp -r project1 proj1copy
If directory proj1copy already exists, this command will put a duplicate copy of directory project1 into directory proj1copy\.
Removing a Directory
Use the command rmdir to remove an empty directory. Multiple empty directories may be removed by listing them after the command:
rmdir testdir1 testdir2
If you try to remove a directory that is not empty, you will seermdir: testdir3: Directory not empty
If you are sure that you want to remove the directory and all the files it contains, use the command
rm -r testdir3
Summary of Commands
Working With Files
Working With Directories
Working With Files and Directories
Additional Resources
Visit ITS's Information System to obtain ITS computer documentation and other resources. A list of relevant documents follows:
The ITS Service Center provides a variety of computing help resources.
For further help with this or any other topic, call 734-764-HELP [4357] or submit an online service request.


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Brian Costello discusses the news and events around the NHL and world of hockey
by Brian Costello - November 25, 2013 4:10 PM UTC
The Oilers were a monumental flop in the first quarter of 2013-14 despite a lineup studded with young guns and a much ballyhooed coach. But it's goaltending that will save the Oilers and the presence of Ilya Bryzgalov is elevating Devan Dubnyk's game.
As a Calgary native, it pains me a little to say this, but I'm fully expecting a huge second-quarter resurgence in the Edmonton Oilers.
by The Hockey News - October 30, 2013 10:20 PM UTC
Colorado stopper Semyon Varlamov was arrested Wednesday night on second-degree kidnapping and third-degree assault charges.
Read the full story here: http://www.thehockeynews.com/blog/varlamov-turns-himself-in-on-domestic-violence-charges/ .
by Brian Costello - June 29, 2013 12:05 PM UTC
We combine final draft lists from five different outlets and see what comes out on the other side.
The ranking of prospects you see in Draft Preview this year were assembled by scout Grant McCagg and fine-tuned by the scouting networks of THN writers Ryan Kennedy and Ken Campbell.
by Brian Costello - April 21, 2013 10:50 AM UTC
When the Devils were penalized for the Ilya Kovalchuk contract, they had to forfeit a first-rounder in one of the next four drafts.
A calculated risk Lou Lamoriello and the New Jersey Devils took at the 2012 draft is now trending in a bad direction and could backfire in a big way a year from now.
by Brian Costello - March 29, 2013 12:15 PM UTC
Perhaps the prospect Calgary picks with the Penguins first-rounder will amount to something, but history and the current outlook say the odds aren't good.
There's a very good chance that when all is said and done a decade or so from now, the Calgary Flames will have garnered next to nothing from trading Jarome Iginla.
by Brian Costello - March 12, 2013 11:10 AM UTC
With THN's annual Future Watch available now, we take the opportunity to look back at the most recent NHL draft.
More than a few of scouts have mentioned to me it's typically the second season after a prospect is drafted that those in the evaluation business get a real sense of if the teenager is going to make it big, make it small, or not make it at all.
by Brian Costello - February 5, 2013 11:40 AM UTC
This year's draft was originally touted as the best since 2003, but some scouts are stressing against that kind of optimism.
There's good news and bad news for teams getting off to sluggish starts this lockout-shortened season. The good news is there's some high-end young talent available in the 2013 NHL draft – Nathan MacKinnon, Seth Jones and Jonathan Drouin at the head of the class – for the bottom-feeders to feast on.
by Brian Costello - November 17, 2012 9:20 AM UTC
With the 2012 class officially inducted, THN's HHOF guru handicaps the next in line.
The Hockey Hall of Fame is getting into this recycling thing, big time. The trend the past few years with the Hall's 18-member selection committee is to reconsider, then induct, previously passed-over NHL stars.
by Brian Costello - June 26, 2012 10:25 AM UTC
The Russian Rocket has been eligible for the Hall since 2006, but somehow hasn't been inducted yet, despite a terrific career.
The fact Pavel Bure isn't in the Hockey Hall of Fame is one of the game's great oversights for six years now. First eligible for Hall induction in 2006 (after retiring in 2003), Bure is among the best pure goal-scorers in the history of the NHL.
by Brian Costello - June 21, 2012 11:22 AM UTC
With so many lists ranking the top prospects out there, we combined some of them to come up with the most accurate list possible.
NHL draft rankings and mock drafts congregate at the intersection between scouts and media. Scouts have the know-how to size up potential in teenage prospects.
by Brian Costello - March 17, 2012 2:55 PM UTC
The 2011 draft would unfold differently if we factored in scouts' current rankings of the first-rounders.
We came up with the idea of Future Watch 25 years ago because we wanted to gauge how draft picks were advancing in their most formative years.
by Brian Costello - January 28, 2012 11:42 PM UTC
From Patrick Kane's Superman impression to Carey Price's blue ice antics, the skills competition was a show for the fans.
OTTAWA - There was a loud creaking sound coming from Scotiabank Place in Ottawa Saturday night. The pessimist will tell you it was the sound of hockey purists turning over in their graves seeing their beloved game reduced to a collection of buskers clowning around on the ice.


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Love her or hate her, Olivia Munn took Kathie Lee's chair today and was just as annoying—or wonderful—as she was last time. Watch as she sucks from a wine rack and declares that what she did was Soup-worthy.
We'll see, Olivia. We'll see.
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