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* Alexander van Heukelum
> Hello Thomas,
> I see Ingo has applied three fixes to the x86-tree:
> find_first_bit() ppc fix
> powerpc: fix powerpc build
> find_next_bit() fix
> Could you please give some insight in what went wrong with
> ppc and powerpc?
> "find_first_bit() ppc fix" disables the use of find_first_bit
> for every user of GENERIC_FIND_NEXT_BIT=y. It replaces it by a
> macro to call find_next_bit with offset=0. It should be possible
> for an arch to use GENERIC_FIND_NEXT_BIT=y and implement
> find_first_bit by itself.
> "powerpc: fix powerpc build" removes the private 'implementation'
> of asm-generic/bitops/find.h. It seems correct code to me. What
> was the problem here? If it is duplicate declarations, then
> I would suggest putting #ifndef GENERIC_FIND_NEXT_BIT around
> them.
> "find_next_bit() fix" changes asm-generic/bitops/find.h to
> declare find_next_bit only if CONFIG_GENERIC_FIND_NEXT_BIT=n.
> That is indeed a good change. It would be better if this
> file disappeared completely, though.
we had trouble making ppc64 defconfig build fine with your bitops
changes applied (Thomas might still have the build failure logs). The
fixes are ad-hoc band-aids to get it to build. We used crosscompilers to
build on ppc64.
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1. What: Archery
Why it's great: Movies like The Hobbit and The Hunger Games have made this Olympic sport cool in recent years. Kids aged 10-plus can take part and have a choice from three target-based clubs or five field-based clubs Auckland-wide. The latter sees targets set up in the bush. The idea is for kids to use a bow to propel arrows at a target, aiming to strike the centre of the gold section of the target. The arrows each earn points which are totalled together to get the winner. Fourteen-year-old archer Luke Franklyn says he likes the sport because "you can be as competitive as you want" and "you don't have to rely on anyone else; if you make a mistake - it's your own fault". Meanwhile, for those parents worried about kids using a weapon, safety is a big part of the sport and kids are mentored.
Where: To find a club near you check out archerynz.co.nz
Cost: Different clubs have different prices. But an example is a junior annual membership fee at the One Tree Hill club is $125.
2. What: Kids aerial class
Why it's great: Kids get to have fun learning circus-style tricks under the safety of skilled and professional performers. It's "wow" kinda stuff. Kids get to try things like being up high in a hoop or on silks, doing drops and tumbling, to handstands and stretching in preparation for the splits. It's for those aged seven and above and they learn at their own pace and through a grading system similar to martial arts or ballet. By the way, the directors of this place are Eve Gordon (Stacey from The Almighty Johnsons) and partner Mike Edward (who used to be on Shortland Street).
Where: The Dust Palace, 1/739 Great South Rd, Penrose, Auckland, thedustpalace.co.nz
Cost: 10-week term is $200.
3. What: Capoeira
Why it's great: This is something from another country and culture. It's from Brazil and developed during the years of colonialism and slavery. It's like a mix of martial arts, kicks, tricks, hand-stands, theatrics and music. It's playful, kids get to jump around a lot - and at the same time learn respect for each other and gain self confidence. Kids classes are held for ages 4-8-years, or older kids classes are for those 8-12-years-old. This one gets kids mighty fit.
Where: Capoeria Academy and Cultural Centre, 29 Randolph St, Newton, Auckland capoeira.org.nz
Cost: $65 per 10-week term.
4. What: Creative Dance at TAPAC - The Auckland Performing Arts Centre
Why it's great: Instead of following a set-in-stone dance routine, kids can rather create and dream up their own here. This place celebrates the creativity of each child and lets them blossom with confidence. They learn the art of knowing their body in dance, exploring space, time, energy and music. This class is held for 4-year-olds, five-year-olds, and six-seven-year-olds.
Where: TAPAC, 100 Motions Road, Western Springs, Auckland tapac.org.nz
Cost: from about $140-$165 per term, depending on age.
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Tottenham, describing his players as "heroes".
Goals from Luke Varney and Ross McCormack put the home side ahead, before Clint Dempsey pulled one back for the Londoners.
Despite some tense moments in the closing stages the Championship side held on, much to the delight of Warnock:
"It's a fabulous performance, it's a great day for us. The atmosphere was good, two cracking goals." He is quoted by Sky Sports.
"There were a lot of heroes today. It was a typical FA Cup tie today."
The visitors fielded a number of their first-choice stars, including the likes of Gareth Bale and Aaron Lennon, but Leeds managed to match their top-tier opponents.
Warnock highlighted the performances of defensive duo Aidy White and Sam Byram as key in keeping Spurs' attacking line fairly quiet across the 90 minutes:
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Star striker Luciano Becchio was missing for the Peacocks, amid reports that he is set to leave the club after handing in a transfer request.
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Brilliant win yesterday, a true team performance, but i'm frustrated by Warnock's sarcastic comments about the fans and Becchio. Glass half-empty? Easy enough for you to say Colin, we may have won six at home but the football's been awful and we're all out ££ out of pocket thanks to the ridiculous gate prices. (At least GFH are going some way to sorting that out for starters). As for Becchio, who can blame him? We have little chance of going up without player investment (which is not forthcoming) and he may as well capitalise on his value and try himself elsewhere. Let's be thanking him for his service instead of giving him a hard time for looking after himself. MOT


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Jason Craighead has a million-dollar view and a grand aquatic vision as he stands poolside at the new Aquatic Center at Las Positas College in Livermore.
The opportunity he possesses isn't lost on Craighead, the coach of Las Positas' first men's and women's swimming and diving teams.
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HALL OF FAME: Granada High wrestling coach Clark Conover was among the 44 inducted into the Chabot College Hall of Fame on Saturday night in Union City.
A state community college individual champion, Conover was thrilled to see the only wrestling coaches in Gladiators history at the event, fellow inductee Zack Papachristos, current coach Steve Siroy and Bob Thompson. Also attending was Rich Swift, a longtime wrestling enthusiast, as well as a former Newark Memorial High coach, Chabot assistant and Chabot competitor.
Two other former Chabot wrestlers were inducted, Saul Nava and Samuel Sotelo.
"It means a lot," Conover said of the honor. "My time at Chabot helped me develop as wrestler and as a person. I hold a lot of fond memories of my experience there."
Among the bigger names inducted were 2010 World Series champion San Francisco Giants outfielder Nate Schierholtz and Buffalo Bills wideout Steve "Stevie" Johnson.
ON THE MOVE: Diablo Valley College's men's basketball team (16-4, 5-1 Big 8 Conference) vaulted eight spots to No. 5 in the JCscores.com state rankings this week after the Vikings' 66-55 win over visiting Sacramento City on Friday. Freshman guard Brian Goins (Mt. Diablo) led the Vikings with 25 points as they moved into sole possession of first place in the Big 8 Conference.
Las Positas' men's team (13-8) improved from unranked to 13th in the state rankings, while Ohlone (12-8) dropped from seventh to 17th.
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When you open FDATool and you have DSP System Toolbox software installed, FDATool incorporates features that are added by DSP System Toolbox software. With DSP System Toolbox software installed, FDATool lets you design and analyze quantized filters, as well as convert quantized filters to various filter structures, transform filters, design multirate filters, and realize models of filters.
Use the buttons on the sidebar to configure the design area to use various tools in FDATool.
Set Quantization Parameters — provides access to the properties of the quantizers that compose a quantized filter. When you click Set Quantization Parameters, you see FDATool displaying the quantization options at the bottom of the dialog box (the design area), as shown in the figure.
Transform Filter — clicking this button opens the Frequency Transformations pane so you can use digital frequency transformations to change the magnitude response of your filter.
Create a multirate filter — clicking this button switches FDATool to multirate filter design mode so you can design interpolators, decimators, and fractional rate change filters.
Realize Model — starting from your quantized, direct-form, FIR filter, clicking this button creates a Simulink model of your filter structure in new model window.
Other options in the menu bar let you convert the filter structure to a new structure, change the order of second-order sections in a filter, or change the scaling applied to the filter, among many possibilities.
By incorporating many advanced filter design methods from DSP System Toolbox software, FDATool provides more design methods than the SPTool Filter Designer.


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It's Christmastime again and, although—at 29 years old—I don't stay up on Christmas Eve, eagerly hoping to hear reindeer hooves clopping on my roof, it doesn't mean that I don't still put continue together a wish list. Strangely enough, the list might not be all that different from the ones I penned years ago.
As a child, first and foremost, I always wished for snow on Christmas. It's hard to say why, but for me, Christmastime was always best with a fresh coating of snow on the ground. Maybe it was the placid, serene Rockwellian ideal of the season—and the way it played against the backdrop of our admittedly not Rockwellian family gatherings—but it never seemed like a proper Christmas without at least the promise of a snow shower.
Now, I hate snow. Bad weather makes for a lousy commute and the jobs I once accepted with glee, like shoveling the neighbors' driveways for 10 bucks a pop, are now simply part of the drudgery of having my own place.
Still, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't 100 percent rooting for a wintry storm to hit the area on, say, Feb. 2, when Super Bowl XLVIII is scheduled to be played at Met Life Stadium. Sure, sports pundits are bemoaning the chance that the Super Bowl champion might be decided in inclement weather, but did anyone watch the NFL slate this weekend? Four snow games, wild twists and turns and countless 300-pounders sliding all over the place unable to gain proper footing; snow games are the best. After all, it's not like a possible blizzard is going to cost my Giants a title anyway.
As a young boy, another popular item on my Christmas list was always a new crop of Starting Lineup baseball figurines. I must have had dozens of the four-inch figures—from Ripken, Boggs, and Puckett, to Carter, Ryan and Mattingly—and used to spent hours arranging them around an imaginary diamond on the floor of my bedroom. Now, I find these same players again on my wish list, for a different reason.
Over the last few years, this crop of players, the idols of my childhood, are starting to find themselves on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballots and I wouldn't mind seeing a couple of them rewarded for their prowess and the joy they brought me as a youngster.
To my mind, there are a couple of surefire Hall of Fame guys in the mix this year. Greg Maddox, of course; Frank Thomas, definitely. Biggio, Kent? Why not. But I'm hoping that a couple of other guys get considered in here. It's Jack Morris' last year on the ballot, and in my mind, one of the all-time best "big game" pitchers is deserving of a nod. The "Crime Dog" Fred McGriff should get in based on 493 career dingers and his appearance in the Tom Emanski Defensive Drills video alone.
Heck, I wouldn't even mind seeing the PED crew get in. Bonds and Clemens would be no-doubters if it weren't for steroid accusations, so put them in the hall and make sure their plaques mention, albeit briefly, that there's only a handful of people out there who believe they came about their achievements the right way. It would be worth it just to watched the two disgraced stars whitewash their own troubled history during their acceptance speeches.
And of course, I always wished for games as a kid. Be it board games like the addicting Hungry-Hungry Hippos or the latest iteration of the Madden franchise for Sega Genesis when I got a bit older, I was always thrilled to find some new great treat under the tree, something that could help me pass the hours.
And I still root for great games. I had my share in 2013, from dramatic Red Sox postseason wins, to the once-in-a-lifetime New Rochelle victory over Mount Vernon, to the emotional Class C state final game I witnessed; they all brought me the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. They ran the gamut of the emotional rollercoaster sports can be at its best. Here's hoping for more of that in 2014.
And of course, it's the time of year when we're supposed to hold others in our hearts, so I would be remiss if I didn't wish for peace, love and good fortune for all.
Except, of course, for those darned Yankees.
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Definition of tarragon in English:
A perennial plant of the daisy family, with narrow aromatic leaves that are used as a culinary herb.
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DEXTER - Dorothy E. Rainey, 87, died Oct. 6, 2001, at Beverly Health and Rehabilitation Center in Dexter.
Born Oct. 2, 1914, at Dexter, to the late Orville Chesley and Nina Norman Rainey, she was a former employee of Elder Manufacturing in Dexter and a member of the Dexter Church of Christ.
Survivors include: one brother, Charles Rainey of Bonne Terre; two sisters, Ruth Dreadon and Evelyn Duley of Dexter; and several nieces and nephews.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by six brothers, Marvin Rainey, Lee Rainey, Loyd Rainey, Bob Rainey, Haden Rainey and Dale Rainey.
Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday at the Rainey Funeral Home in Dexter where services are scheduled for 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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im not very experienced with fireworks. but now ive trying to make something i dont know how it works.
i want something like the first attached:
....but i dont have any idea how to make a rounded shape like this (i just know the standard shapes).
so far i have this picture and would like to make a result as the picture already mentioned:
can someone show me how or do it for me?
im sorry for my bad english! :-(
creating a nice header
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May 22, 2012
Only in the south: Memories & Fried Pies
This weekend my southern beau and I did some adventuring. We set out on the back roads headed to visit a friend, but left ourselves plenty of time to stop and take in a few sights. One sight (or maybe I should say taste) in particular has to do with that glorious sign you see above.
We ventured from Knoxville heading west on I-40, exited at Crab Orchard, Tennessee and wound through a few hollows before we arrived at state HWY 127 and Cumberland Mountain State Park.
The park and surrounding areas hold a dear place in my heart because it was there my great-grandparents were selected to be homesteaders through FDR's Federal Homestead Act back in 1934. They never got to live in what would have been their homestead house because they moved to Michigan where my grandpa took a job at a steel mill, but they were part of history and their names are etched on the monument at the Cumberland Homestead Tower & Museum.
While exploring Sunday, we saw where a craft fair was taking place at the state park, the headlining act of which were the fried pies. As a side note, I love that fried pies are trendy right now. Of course, they are sometimes called 'hand-pies' but we all know what's what. My great-grandma (the one whose name is inscribed above) used to make fried pies in batches of at least 100 or more. I can remember my grandpa bragging on how she'd work so hard making fried pies to take to folks they would visit.
After strolling through the crafts area, the southern beau got a fried blueberry pie, which we devoured right away. I chose chocolate & banana cream (pictured above), but I saved it until we got home so I could take a proper photo. So delish! I always like living in the south, but any day I can get a made from scratch fried pie while rolling down a backwoods Tennessee byway with my sweetie, I love living in the south!
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I love fried pies (more than anyone should), and that looks iiiincredible! Also, that plate it's on is precious - I actually have a couple that look almost just like that. I like them because they remind me of fancy paper plates!ReplyDelete
Oh my goodness...I cannot handle too much grease, I would have to have a "normal" pie instead or get sick. :)ReplyDelete
Pie sounds good today though. On hot days, my mother would put pie in the freezer and then we would eat frozen pie after dinner...only good on really hot days though... :)
I love a good fried pie. Southerners are the best aren't they?ReplyDelete
How neat for your great grandparents to be etched in stone as part of history!!! Your trip sounds like lots of fun and relaxation. I love traveling down back roads.ReplyDelete
Love me some fried pie! Oh how I miss my Southern home sometimes xReplyDelete


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I'm sure they are disappointed but DeWitt's Liz Nagel and East Lansing's Jacqueline Setas acquitted themselves well in the 96th Michigan women's amateur golf championship played this week at Michigan State's Forest Akers Weste Course. Nagel is likely to be the top player as a junior on the MSU team this fall. She made it to the semi-finals before letting her match get away and lost in 19 holes. She was medalist after the first two days.
Setas is only 16 and has two years of high school play remaining and she had 2010 champ Natalie Brehm down 3 after nine in her Friday morning semi-final before letting it get away on the back side in a one up loss. Both are disappointed sure, but the experience will only help. Match play is quirky as both of them know. Setas was second in the medal play to Nagel and now the recruitment of her begins in earnest on September 1st. Setas has not rule dout Michigan State among schools for which she shows interest.


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by niqkita
July 17th, 2012
We've moved our Headquarters!!!
We're moved in and settling into our new Indigo building in Sellwood, just four blocks from our retail shop. After five years in one of the busiest spots in all of Portland we are happy to be in a quieter spot just a little off the beaten path… it is ever so much dreamier here!
And now, some peek-tures…
Photos do not do this exterior color justice,
but if you drive past where SE 17th splits off to SE Milwaukie you can't miss it!
Our old warehouse on Powell,
looking a little empty after being filled to the brim with socks, socks and more than socks.
Stock room manager Brenna getting our stock set up,
she had a schematic and knew where everything would fit in advance
From the loft in my new office I can oversee our entire stock room, with Dream Stockings being closest to me
Our new shipping center shortly after it was set up yesterday,
right now it is covered in orders being packaged by our ever-amazing shipping team
I'm wearing one of my favorite pairs of toesocks,
come to think of it, toe socks are about all I've been wearing lately…
…uh-oh, it looks like we are all out of this style. Now that we are moved I better get back to restocking!
3 soxy thoughts:
Today is Lola's first day at work (she is our 8 year old blue doberman, in case you're not familiar with her.. she has appeared in many of the sock journal images over the years), she's glad to be with us but doesn't like being confined in our office so she is sleeping a lot and yipping a bit about wanting to go explore.
love that you are up above and can see everything!
is Lola 8 already!!!! wow that went so quickly!!!
I know! it is hard to believe she is getting "old" …though her muzzle does have some white hairs.


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The consignment-store landscape is increasingly competitive, but a little preparation will go a long way when you enter the market.
After all, as president of the National Association of Resale and Thrift Shops, she regularly hears from people who are considering opening their own consignment shop. She also hears from them while working behind the counter at her own Finders Keepers consignment stores. Unfortunately, she says, too many of those potential entrepreneurs seem to be clueless about what they'd be getting into if they followed through on their plans.
"More and more people are coming to me and asking about how they can open their own stores because they were downsized, or they lost their jobs, and they think opening a store like mine would be great for them," Kallenberg says.
That's all well and good, she adds, "but it costs money to open a consignment store. Maybe not as much as it costs to open a regular retail store, but you still have to have some money."
What else should people pondering the consignment business keep in mind before launching? Here are a few pointers from both Finders Keepers' Kallenberg and Beth Thompson, co-owner (along with Lori Ronca) of Decatur, Georgia-based HomeGrown, which sells original works created by local artists.
1. Pick some brains.
Kallenberg recommends talking to industry veterans before jumping in yourself. "There's a real learning curve to this business," she says, and chatting up those already running a consignment store could "save you tons of time, tons of money and tons of aggravation."
Take Action: Pick the right advisors for your business network
2. Start with a vision.
And then stick with it. That's one of Thompson's main pointers to potential consignment-store owners. "If you don't go into the situation with a clear vision, you can get sideswiped very easily."
Adds Kallenberg: "Before you open, you have to have an idea as to where you will be situated within the marketplace. Are you going to be a lower-priced store with higher turnover, a mid-priced, mid-turnover one, like a department store, or one that's high-priced but with less volume, like a boutique?" If you're aiming for the high end, by the way, Kallenberg warns that "it's going to require more marketing, more work."
It's usually better to gain some experience before "going the boutique-y route," she adds. "Start by learning your market and learning what's hot and not within that market and build some volume--because you need some volume to pay your bills."Take Action: Monitor tastes and trends using Twitter
3. Consider your location… very carefully.
When it comes to opening a consignment business, "you really have to consider location—and on multiple levels," advises Kallenberg. "A place that's around the corner, off of the main street—it might be cheap, but no one will ever find you. In this business, you've got to be where people can see you."
Kallenberg suggests that you "shouldn't base your location decision on, 'Oh, the rent's cheap.' If you do, you may cheap yourself right out of business."
Take Action: How location, location, location affects your business
4. Market yourself to consigners.
"The biggest challenge related to starting a consignment business is getting your consigners," stresses Thompson. "Because without consigners, you have no inventory—unlike a retail store, which can just go buy inventory and then sell it."
She and Ronca addressed that challenge by making a Facebook page devoted to their soon-to-be-opened store well in advance of its opening. "That was step one—even before we had a formal website," Thompson says. "We also generated an e-mail that we sent to pretty much everyone we knew."
Take action: Get your company started on Facebook
Another option, according to Kallenberg: "Once you get your space, put up a banner that says, 'Now accepting consignment.' Because you can't open an empty store, and you can't stock the store with the contents of your closet, even if you're the worst clothes hoarder in the world."
5. Ignore insurance and taxes at your own peril.
Ask Kallenberg what consignment-store owners-to-be need to know about insurance, and she'll say she's far from an expert, adding "all I know is that I pay a ridiculous amount per month" for it. "Taxes and insurance can really take things over the edge," for those in the consignment industry, she says, mainly because they're aspects a lot of people ignore while contemplating getting into the business. "Rent, power, counters, hangers—you know and think about all of those things before opening a store. Payroll taxes? Workers' comp insurance? They're not always things the average person thinks about before starting one of these businesses."
Take action: Do you have enough insurance – and the right kinds?
6. Remember that nothing's perfect.
Or at least you shouldn't worry about your consignment store being perfect from the start. "Back in the day, when the consignment industry was just getting started, most shops opened on shoestring budgets, and little money was spent to make things perfect," Kallenberg says. Today, "so many store owners go deep in debt to have shops that could rival Anthropologie or Nordstrom."
Her advice to those hoping to follow in her successful footsteps for clothing and furniture consignment: Try to be more like T.J.Maxx or Kohl's, which Kallenberg describes as "nice and clean, but basic and on a budget."
Take Action: Make the most of your shop's first impression
7. Get professional help.
Another way of putting this piece of advice, says Thompson (while channeling Spanx founder Sara Blakely): Do what you do best and find someone else to do the rest. "I think that is brilliant advice for any small business owner—a lot of whom try to learn how to do things they're just not good at or they're just not interested in and then fail miserably as a result."
Take Action: When you should hire consultants – and when not to bother
More Advice For When You're Starting a Business
- 7 Tips for Landing Your First Customer
- I Just Incorporated My Business: How Will It Change?
- 5 Proven Tips for Generating More Referral Business
- Run Your Business Like a Startup Competition Winner
- How a Business Incubator Can Help Your Startup
- 3 Essential Steps to Adding Another Line of Income to Your Business
- 3 Best Blogs for Startup Advice
- Need Advice on Starting a Business? Here's Plenty from the NFIB Community.


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Vintage photos of Pittsburgh, from before it passed a smoke-control ordinance in 1941, are so hazy that some of them look like they've been hit with some kind of artsy-grunge Instagram filter.
West Virginia coal activist Maria Gunnoe testified before a congressional committee about her community's ruined water supplies. Instead of action, her evidence triggered a conversation with the Capitol Police.
The number of coal jobs has increased in recent years; industry claims of a "war on coal" just aim to distract voters from the real war Big Coal wages on their health and the environment.
Apparently unable to find real activists, the coal industry paid astroturfers $50 to wear pro-coal T-shirts at a recent EPA hearing.
The world inside a snow globe is usually pretty idyllic — just pure white snow falling lightly on famous landmarks. Not really an accurate reflection of the environmental toll of mass-produced tourist kitsch. So the artists of the Dorothy collective …
There are six proposals to export coal from Northwest ports. When burned, that coal will create a disaster for the climate far worse than Keystone XL.
The feds just sold 400 million tons of mineable coal at bargain-basement prices to a company that's now going to strip-mine public land and screw the climate.
The Obama administration is selling off public-owned coal at a massive discount to companies that want to ship it abroad. Calling all climate hawks!
The U.S. coal industry is flailing, and its response is to pour money into political propaganda. It would be outrageous if the efforts weren't so … sad.


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SkimTech is dedicated to helping our customers solve industrial oily waste problems. Applications range from in-plant sumps, tanks, coolant systems and oil/water settling basins to outdoor cooling and settling ponds, API separators and hundreds of other applications. We have 3 models of Oil Skimmers, the BG01 Oil Skimmer, the BG34 Oil Skimmer, and the AG25 Oil Skimmer and ...
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Azud Group is among the world leaders in filtration, giving solutions to the optimization of the quality of water in industrial, agricultural and urban applications. SISTEMA AZUD is a group of companies made up by more than 20 firms. Sensitive to the problems of water, the main objective of AZUD is the development of technologies and products that allow the efficient use ...
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Since over 30 years, WEHRLE Umwelt is specialised on the treatment of landfill leachate and industrial effluents. Beyond the treatment of wastewaters to achieve discharge limits, WEHRLE plans and builds plants for water recycling, biogas generation, substance recovery and more. WEHRLE consults, engineers, and builds plants and offers related services such as pilot ...
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Dewaco Ltd offers solutions to the world`s most complex wastewater treatment problems. The company can help wastewater plants reduce environmental impacts and substantially improve efficiency in producing bioenergy from waste. This has considerable market potential as globally there are tens of thousands of wastewater plants.
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Encotech is a leading provider of environmental products, systems, and services. With over 35 years of experience, we offer the best products and support to our customers. With offices in PA, FL, SC and LA, we currently service sites from Maine to Florida and throughout the Central US. We are also involved in project work throughout the world. We design and ...
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RCM has manufactured industrial cleaning machines since 1967. It was one of the first Italian companies to design and manufacture mechanical and vacuum sweepers. RCM today produces a complete range of sweepers, scrubber/driers and street cleaning machines. Three factories in Casinalbo (Modena), four branches in Milan and Florence (italy), Madrid and Barcelona (Spain), ...
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Bunk geared toward 1st through 3rd grade students. Bunk meets Colorado Academic Science Standard 2.1 for 1st grade and 2nd grade. Program doesn't adhere to 3rd grade standard.
Have a sleepover at Denver Zoo at a Bunk with the Beasts adventure! Group Bunks are designed with activities, tours and night vision. At this Bunk, your zoo safari will bring you face to face with predator and prey! Discover their adaptations for tracking the herd or escaping the hunt. Prowl with the pride and run with the pack as you view lions, wild dogs, banded mongoose and other residents of the majestic African savanna.
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At this Bunk, your zoo safari will bring you face to face with predator and prey! Discover their adaptations for tracking the herd or escaping the hunt. Prowl with the pride and run with the pack as you view lions, wild dogs, banded mongoose and other residents of the majestic African savanna.
Each Bunk with the Beasts overnight adventure is specifically designed with activities that complement the theme of the Bunk you have chosen. Your group will explore exhibits, learn fun facts and anecdotes, and participate in learning games, crafts or stories that focus on your Bunk topic. The Denver Zoo encompasses 80 acres, and is home to more than 4000 animals, representing over 750 different species. You will not see everything or learn all there is to learn in just one visit, but you will delve deeper into the topic at hand. And, registered participants are free to explore the zoo on your own after the Bunk ends, if you would like to see some of the exhibits and animals not related to your chosen topic. Bunk with the Beasts overnight adventures offer a more intimate, personalized exploration of the zoo. Each Bunk with the Beast overnight adventure includes different activities specific to the theme, but you can count on an active, fun-filled experience that includes:
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Definition of flavin in English:
Any of a group of naturally occurring pigments including riboflavin. They have a tricyclic aromatic molecular structure.
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- Cellular flavins and flavin adenine dinucleotides and mononucleotides exist mostly as cofactors for enzymes involved in oxidation-reduction reactions.
- Studies performed on cultured mammalian cell lines demonstrate that most of the cell fluorescence arises from reduced pyridine nucleotides, flavins, and lipofuscin.
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"This is House Business." Alinora's lips were tipped back in an anticipatory smile and her eyes glittered wildly. She was like one of the great desert cats, toying with her prey. "G'ar—"
Mera was struggling to keep her husband's unleashed power from sweeping over the unprotected minds in the room and so she missed the Ladye's reaction to the change in her plan. She wondered about it later. Had the Ladye been surprised? Shocked? Or had she suspected what was coming?
G'ar's Talent whipped against Mera. Trenton's now empty chair crashed to the floor. The table jumped and rocked. Decorative vases scattered about the room shattered. An oversized painting on the wall cracked in two and fell loudly to the floor.
Mera sensed rather than saw the Terrans huddling behind her T'o'lz family. She was aware that her hands were clenched into fists by her sides, that her nails were digging into her palms, but her attention was focused on the mental battle occurring on the psychic plane.
The Ladye had no psychic abilities. G'ar should have been able to easily scan her mind. But she was fighting back and G'ar's already precarious mental state was deteriorating. He lost control.
The floor shifted beneath Mera's feet. Power threatened to overwhelm her. She caught at it, trying to clutch as much as she could to herself, smothering it. At her back she felt the presence of Inik, Ixzander, and K'ihn adding their efforts to her own.
A cool thread slid by her. Another mind had joined the fray. L'ars Ca'dean.
Immediately images she had never seen before, accompanied by emotions not her own, passed before her mind's eye. The man Trenton. The pierced star of El-Zora. The Ladye's hand pressing a funds chip into a man's hand. The charred remains of a hestvagn. A sense of deep satisfaction. L'ars Ca'dean was psychically leaching off the thoughts G'ar was tearing from his mother's mind and sharing them with everyone in the room.
The images disappeared in a blinding flash of white. Mera struggled as G'ar's Psi energy expanded and contracted almost simultaneously, going suddenly quiescent.
Mera blinked and shook her head. When her vision cleared, she saw that Alinora lay on the floor and G'ar knelt beside her. She dropped to her knees and reached for the younger man, but let her hand fall to her lap when he turned to look at her. His face was ashen and though his words were spoken in a calm, low tone, his eyes were wild. "She is dead. The Ladye Alinora is dead."
A week later Mera stood at G'ar's side beside the great granite memorial stone that was carved with the names of all House El-Zora's dead. "Fe'nix Alinora" was raw and fresh beneath the last cut name, Fe'nix Yod.
G'ar had allowed her the honor of a House Ladye in death. The ceremonies had been observed and her ashes scattered across the desert as those who had gone before her had been, though it had been clear in the last moments of her life that she had betrayed her sons and the honor of El-Zora.


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The Washington Post is having a Jekyl and Hyde moment on Iraq. A column in yesterday's op-ed page by David Ignatius, which reported an upcoming shift in the U.S. policy in Iraq, was followed today by a report from Ann Scott Tyson, which also reports an upcoming policy shift, but reflects some dramatically different priorities. Put on your seat belts because we're going off road.
Ignatius claims that the Administration now embraces a regional solution to the security situation in Iraq and that President Bush accepts the recommendations advanced by the Baker-Hamilton Iraq study group (that in and of itself is a news flash).
According to Ignatius the heart of the plan involves the following:
- Train Iraqi security forces and support them as they gain sufficient intelligence, logistics and transport capability to operate independently.
- Provide "force protection" for U.S. troops who remain in Iraq.
- Continue Special Forces operations against al-Qaeda, in the hope of gradually reducing suicide bombings and other terrorist attacks on the Iraqi government. "That's the accelerator for sectarian violence," said one official.
- Focus U.S. activities on the two big enemies of stability and democracy in Iraq – al-Qaeda and Iranian-backed sectarian militias.
- Maintain the territorial integrity and independence of Iraq.
- Ensure the near-term continuation of democracy in Iraq by encouraging top-down reconciliation of former Baath Party members to play a role in the new Iraq while supporting bottom-up reconciliation, such as the recent push against al-Qaeda by Sunni tribal leaders in Anbar province, and recent peace feelers from radical Shiite cleric Moqtada al-Sadr.
- Shift the immediate emphasis of military operations away from transitioning to Iraqi security forces – the primary focus under the former top U.S. commander, Gen. George W. Casey Jr. – toward protecting Iraq's population in trouble areas, a central objective of the troop increase that President Bush announced in January. The revised counterinsurgency approach we're taking now really focuses on protecting those people 24/7 . . . and that competent non-sectarian institutions take the baton from us," said Kilcullen, offering an overview of the campaign plan.
- Build the Iraqi government's capacity to function, admitting severe weaknesses in government ministries and often nonexistent institutional links between the central government and provincial and local governments. This, too, is in contrast with Casey's strategy, which focused on rapidly handing over responsibility to Iraq's government. In other words, put more U.S. folks in charge of Iraqi governmental institutions.
- Finally, purge Iraq's leadership of a small but influential number of officials and commanders whose sectarian and criminal agendas are thwarting U.S. efforts. It recognizes that the Iraqi government is deeply infiltrated by militia and corrupt officials who are "part of the problem" and are maneuvering to kill off opponents, install sectarian allies and otherwise solidify their power for when U.S. troops withdraw, said one person familiar with the plan.
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The folks leaking to Ignatius pay lip service to the notion of a regional fix and are determined to rely primarily on the Iraqi forces for carrying the fight to the "enemy" with one exception. U.S. "special forces" will retain the primary mission of hunting down and attacking Al Qaeda.
Tyson says something very different – the Iraqi troops cannot be trusted to protect Iraqis so the United States will focus its tactics on protecting Iraqis, taking over and running the Iraqi government, and purging the Iraqi government of Shia religious elements. If true, this raises a more fundamental question – what the hell have we been doing for more than four years?
My guess is that we are seeing the debate between two elements of the Bush Administration. The folks leaking to Ignatius still believe that we can train enough Iraqi troops to take on the insurgency and persist in the belief that most of the violence in Iraq comes from Al Qaeda elements.
Those feeding Tyson apparently believe that if we can persuade the Iraqis we are competent (because we can protect them) then we will win their hearts-and-minds and weaken the hand of Iranian influence in Iraq.
Both proposals are fools errands and will only hasten the U.S. defeat in Iraq. The plan reported by Ignatius ignores the fact that Iraq's security forces are dominated by Shias and heavily influenced by militias controlled by clerics with close ties to Iran. The majority of the violence in Iraq is not Al Qaeda based nor is it driven by foreign fighters. However, this formulation is consistent with the U.S. belief that "we are fighting them there so that we don't have to fight them here". Ignatius is reporting a version of sticking with the status quo. Let's call it "Surge Lite".
Tyson's sources are really delusional and are dangerously ignorant of the sectarian currents flooding Iraq. According to comments this afternoon on CNN, Tyson's sources believe that the U.S. cannot sustain its current force level beyond the Spring of 2008. That is fascinating because the plan described by Tyson will require at least 300,000 to 400,000 troops to accomplish the missions of protecting Iraqis throughout Iraq all day, every day and to safeguarding the U.S. advisors who take over the Iraqi government ministries. Where will those troops come from? We do not have the troops to meet that number and there is no other source outside of Iraq who is willing to pony up that number of bodies. So we are going to move away from Iraqi forces, rely more on U.S. forces, and do it with fewer forces by next Spring? Your bullshit alarm should be blaring. This plan is "Surgis Maximus".
How about the proposition to purge Shia elements linked to Al Hakim and Moqtada Al Sadr from the Iraqi government? What drugs are the people who drafted this plan using? Peyote laced mushrooms perhaps? Please excuse the snark but previous efforts to take on Shia religious influence in Iraq during the past four years have always been accompanied by major surges in violence and more U.S. casualties. If we are going to fight the Shias in earnest we should accept the reality that U.S. casualties in Iraq will soar to unprecedented levels and that the civil war will intensify rather than abate.
So what do we do in Iraq? That depends on what our ultimate objective is. If we want a stable government in Iraq we must accept the fact that it will be dominated by Shias who will have close ties to Iran. If we go that route we must be prepared to work out an accomodation with the Iranians and quell the anger of Sunnis in Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan, and Turkey, who in turn will be more likely to support and encourage groups who share the goals of Al Qaeda.
If we want to contain Iran, however, the goal of a stable government in Iraq will have to be put on a back burner and we should look for ways to work covertly with secular Sunnis and Shias. We will be promoting civil war in Iraq, but one targeted against religious extremists with Iraqi tribes taking the lead. This is not the kind of policy we can easily tout in public.
Regardless of which goal we pursue the United States should move immediately to end the tactic of putting U.S. troops on the pointy end of the spear for entering houses and searching for "bad guys". Every time U.S. soldiers enter an Iraqi home and take someone into custody we are recruiting new insurgents. The majority of these folks have not been engaged in attacking our troops prior to being detained. However, after we have picked them up, questioned them and released them, the insurgents have new recruits who are newly committed to attacking us to recover their honor. Until we come to grips with that fact we will continue to sink ourselves in the mire of an insurgent swamp that has no easy, painless exit.
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Ken wrote:
> There is a double monitor symbol near the right end of my top panel.
That is nm-applet...
> This does not turn my modem on or off, though it has the commands to do
> so. But if I have the modem on when booting it seems to log on - at
> least I can here the dialing, data, etc.
There have been a number of discussions about how little nm-applet does
for the dialup connection. Here're two
07 nm-applet doesn't handle ppp connections properly ...
http://brainstorm.ubuntu.com/idea/8459/ Ubuntu brainstorm - Add more
sophisticated tools to nm for dial-up
> can't figure out a way to monitor my modem connection or to log on line
> except by booting.
There's a discussion in the ub forums about Dialup Connection Monitor
... which mentions gnome-ppp & gkrellm. Gnome-ppp is in the repos.
The ub dialup howto mentions gnome-ppp, the graphical frontend for wvdial.
The gnomefiles page for gnome-ppp explains some and shows screenshots
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