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It happens, you accidentally delete a file and you need it back. Maybe you don't do backups (shame on you). Maybe your most current backup isn't good enough. Whatever the reason many people, myself included, have accidentally removed something that they need back. Here is a quick trick that might save you.
grep -a -B 25 -A 100 'some string in the file' /dev/sda1 > results.txt
"-a" – treat the drive (binary) as text
"-B 25 -A 100″ – print 25 lines before a match and 100 lines after
The search string must be something you know was in the file you removed that is likely to be unique.
It's probably a good idea to write the output on a different partition than the one you are searching. You can also substitute something like "-C 100″ for the -B/-A switches. The -C switch is short hand for the arguement number of lines both before and after the match.
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If you work at all in Solaris (and maybe just older versions I don't know) you will eventually find out that the version of "grep" shipped with the OS is missing the "-r" option for doing recursive greps. Over the years I have found myself becoming a huge fan of this ability and I am always amazed to find there are versions that don't include it. Today I set out to come up with a way to emulate the behavior.
I came up with two solutions. First we have:
find . |xargs grep PATTERN
While this seemed to work fine at first I noticed that it had issues with file that contained spaces. It would treat each "word" of a file name with spaces as a separate filename and I would get errors from grep about not being able to find the file. If you know that you don't have any filenames with spaces though the above should work just fine.
As I played around further I managed to come up with the following second iteration:
find . -exec grep PATTERN {} /dev/null \;
This one worked just as well as the first one but had the added advantage of treating file names with spaces in the correctly. I don't claim to be a find master. Unfortunately I can't tell you why the "/dev/null" is required except that I can tell you without it you will get the lines in files matching the pattern returned but not the filename the line is contained in.
I found an article over at Linux Journal that lead with the sentence:
When grep and sed aren't enough, gawk may provide the extra horsepower that you need.
I would have to argue against that. Nothing personal against gawk, awk itself, or any of it's variants. I personally love awk. Though I would rewrite their first sentence a bit.
When grep and sed aren't enough, you obviously don't know enough grep and sed.
At any rate he does provide some gawk examples that aren't totally worthless but certainly don't require it over grep and/or sed. I am guessing that there will be some decent examples either way in the comments section as well.
My old computer recently died. It was old enough that I didn't spend a lot of time trying to fix it. I took the opportunity to get a new one. I have my drives set up so that my "home" partitions are in an LVM volume group. I wanted to move that VG to the new drive on the new machine. This is what worked well for me.
Assuming you have the old drive connected to the new machine the simplest way seemed to be adding the physical volume on the new disk to the VG on the old disk then moving all of the extents that exist in the VG on the old disk to the new. Finally I removed the old disk from the VG.
Here are the steps I took, I will explain each after the code.
vgchange -ay pvcreate /dev/sda5 vgextend MyVG /dev/sda5 vgmove -v /dev/sdb3 /dev/sda5 vgreduce MyVG /dev/sdb3
1: That started up the MyVG volume group on the old HDD. Although it's not shown above I mounted it and looked around to make sure the files were there and everything looked good.
2: I allocated the partition on the physical disk in the new machine (sda5 for me) to LVM.
3: Here I added the LVM physical volume (pv) created above to the MyVG volume group that up to this point resided only on the old HDD. So now instead of a 100G "disk" only on the 1 HDD I now had a 360G "disk" that actually spanned 2 physical disks.
4: This moved all of the physical extents of MyVG that resided on the old HDD (sdb3 for me) to physical extents on the new HDD. -v just gave me a 15 second rolling counter of the progress. It took about 25 minutes to move 100G or so.
5: This removed the old HDD from the MyVG. Everything is now on the same volume group it has always been on but that VG now resides fully on the new HDD now.
In case you are wondering why I didn't just keep the old HDD I moved from a desktop machine to a laptop.
Tags: configuration, Linux, lvm, lvm2, pvcreate, Shell, vgchange, vgextend, vgmove, vgreduce
I found myself editing a configuration file (multiple actually) at work today and ran into an issue. The config file looked similar to:
Var_1=A Var_2=B Var_3=C ... Var_146=ABC Var_147=ABD
As it happened I needed to remove one of the lines at position 23. The program that reads/uses these config files has an issue if there is a break in the sequence. So after removing the line with "Var_23″ I needed to shift all of the numbers in following lines down by 1. Here is how I accomplished that.
In vim I put my cursor on the 24 in the line that now follows the "Var_22″ line and performed the following commands:
qa CTRL-X j q 125@a
Here is what happened broken down by line:
1: Here I am recording a macro (q) with the name or identifier of 'a'. Note you will probably see some indication in the last line that you are in "recording" mode.
2: CTRL-X decrements the number under the cursor. Since I am on the 24 that decrements it to 23.
3: I move down 1 line and now the cursor is on the 25 in the next line.
4: I quit recording the macro. I know have a named (a) macro that includes the commands "decrement the number under the cursor and move down one row".
5: I perform that named (a) macro 125 times. Now realistically I only needed to do it 123 times. It didn't seem to matter that I used 125 but YMMV. The first line after the last line I wanted to change was a blank line so I assume the macro quit when the CTRL-X failed. You are probably better off using the exact number.
And there you have it. I successfully renumbered all of the variables below the line I deleted to be in sequence.
Tags: automation, configuration, replace, Shell, variable, vi
I had found this code for serving up a directory with a simple python command.
python -m SimpleHTTPServer 9914
The above command will start a simple HTTP server on port 9914 serving files out of the current directory and below.
For those looking for something just a bit more fancy the below script should do the trick while still keeping things simple. Again, this will serve files from the current directory down.
#!/usr/bin/python import BaseHTTPServer, SimpleHTTPServer import os import sys def run(server_class=BaseHTTPServer.HTTPServer, handler_class=SimpleHTTPServer.SimpleHTTPRequestHandler): print 'Server version:',handler_class.server_version port=8000 if len(sys.argv)>1: if sys.argv[1].isdigit(): port=int(sys.argv[1]) server_address = ('', port) httpd = server_class(server_address, handler_class) myurl='http://localhost:'+str(server_address[1])+'/' print 'Your Server is running on:',myurl print 'and serving files from:',os.getcwd(),'and below.' print 'To stop the server, type ^C.' if 'b' in sys.argv: print 'Trying to start webbrowser...' import webbrowser webbrowser.open(myurl) httpd.serve_forever() run()
The longer script was found here (site is in German but the code is clear). It may be advisable to get the script code from the actual site since my code plugin seems to be messing up the formatting which is kind of important in python code.
If you would rather use WebDAV I have used the code from the pywebdav project with some decent results.
NOTE: I believe both the above python code and pywebdav require Python2.4 or greater but I have not tested that myself.
Just wanted to save this off finally. Not that having it here will help me if I am locked up but…
If you enabled Magic SysRq (CONFIG_MAGIC_SYSRQ=y, found in make menuconfig at Kernel hacking -> Magic SysRq key) in your kernel you can cleanly reboot if evil freezes your system with the following keyboard combination:
Alt-SysRq-R (keyboard in raw mode)
Alt-SysRq-S (save unsaved data to disk)
Alt-SysRq-E (send termination signal)
Alt-SysRq-I (send kill signal)
Alt-SysRq-U (remount all mounted file systems)
Alt-SysRq-B (reboots the system)
More info at WP including some nice mnemonic's for helping to remember.
I work with long lists and WinSQL a lot. I always find myself wishing these long lists had commas at the end for pasting into a SQL where clause using "IN" for the list. This can be accomplished in one of two ways.
From the command line:
sed "s/$/,/g" <FILENAME>
I usually pipe the output there to a new file.
In vi (from command mode):
The "%" says to perfom the substitution on the whole file. In both cases we are doing a substitution of "$" (the end of the line) with a ",".
Tags: automation, replace, sed, substitute, vi
There are multiple ways to skin this cat. For now one of the simplest.
#!/bin/sh while read LINE do ...DO SOME STUFF WITH THE ${LINE}... done <somefile.txt
Replace "somefile.txt" with the file you want to process.
I find it useful to set the window title of my terminals for long running processes so I can see at a glace what is happening in the window or where in the process running in that window is at. In scripts I will use the following:
echo "\033]0;Window for ${USER}\007"
Of course replace "Window for ${USER}" with whatever is appropriate for your use.


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Baker won an astonishing 85% of triathlons she entered in her career. She was outspoken about providing equal distribution of prize purses between the men and women fields. She currently lives in her native New Zealand, where she served on the Christchurch City Council among other political roles. (Photo by Lois Schwartz.)

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The Foundation for Photo/Art in Hospitals is a non-profit publicly supported organization dedicated to placing colorful, soothing photographs of nature in hospitals to give comfort and hope to patients and their families, visitors, and caregivers. Our vision is to create a shift in the way people view hospitals, from cold and sterile to warm and welcoming. We wish to change hospitals by humanizing their environments, a concept that is slowly gaining influence in many countries.
We have placed over 5000 colorful photos in more than 300 facilities on 7 continents!
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My experience with few words: great, wonderful, super....and I could continue.
The President of the Foundation for Photo Art in Hospitals Inc met with me for a project while I was studying abroad, and not only was she very helpful and insightful, but I learned so much about the foundation and about the benefits of art in the healing process. This foundation does amazing things and I was very excited to be able to meet with her and talk about her job and the foundation.
I recently heard a presentation about this foundation and thought it was truly inspiring! Hospital rooms can be a lonely and sad place for patients and their families. This foundation seeks to correct that by placing beautiful pictures taken around the world in hospital rooms and hallways. An amazing idea and way to brighten people's days that may otherwise have little to smile about.
It is an honor to be a contributing photographer to Foundation for Photo Art in Hospitals. Patients and their family often feel nervous, vulnerable, and uncomfortable in hospitals. The sterile environment is cold and uninviting. Nature art allows the patient to escape momentarily, and brings a sense of calm and comfort. As a patient and a family member of a patient, I can attest that beautiful nature art is a much appreciated feature in a hospital. It brings me much personal satisfaction to contribute this wonderful cause. My hope is that one day my art will bring a sense of comfort to someone in a hospital. The concept of this Foundation is novel, and important to hospital patients worldwide.
Elaine the president and curator of the Foundation is fabulous. She was quick to respond to my emails, and she works tirelessly to support the Foundation. My entire experience with this organization was positive, and I would recommend working with the Foundation to both photographers and hospitals.
I feel very honored to be a contributing photographer for thus very fine organization which provides joy and peace to hospitalized patients!
The work done by this foundation is amazing, they bring joy to the sick and people sometimes tend to forget that they deserve to be as happy as they can and the possibility provided by the Foundation for Photo Art in Hospitals can make them forget their pain while they look at the photos. My experience (as a contributing photographer) with them was nothing less then spectacular! Kudos for their work!
What a great concept and program! Wonderful people utilizing all their resources to heal and help recovery of patients; what a godsend!
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Know that one of my images so 'as those of many other artists in the world can give a smile to those who are ill is something that fills me with pride.
A great compliment to Elaine Poggi and the founding Healing photo art, 'it was great to talk with her and I am grateful for the interest in my work.
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Liverpool's sheltered housing and homeless hostels under threat as council looks to save
Published by Anonymous for 24dash.com in Local Government and also in Communities, Finance
Liverpool City Council is reviewing funding for two homeless hostels and is also considering withdrawing part-funding for sheltered housing wardens as it looks to make savings of £32m.
The homeless hostels at Geneva Road and Aigburth Drive currently cost £150,000 a year to run.
And cutting the part-funding for sheltered housing wardens - with registered social landlords asked to fund the shortfall - could save £1 million per year.
The local authority is also looking at introducing charges for community alarms at sheltered housing, which would save £449,000 annually.
The council needs to make cuts of £290m from 2011-17, which includes £46 million in 2014/15, £35 million in 2015/16 and £36m in 2016/17.
It has managed to slash £141m in costs over the last two years.
Mayor Joe Anderson said: "This has been a horrendous process in which we have had to make some extremely difficult and hard choices in order to balance the books for the next financial year, but also to prepare for the following year.
"In previous years we have been able to make many of the savings by reducing back office functions, and halving the senior management team.
"We are now at the stage where those options have gone and we are having to prioritise one front line service over another.
"It is really, really tough to be contemplating reducing or withdrawing good services which are a lifeline for people."
Also in the council's sights for savings are four nurseries which are currently subsidised to the tune of £800,000 per year, and the cessation of the council's role in the Truancy Watch service from 2014/15 to save £132,000.
Deputy Mayor and Cabinet member for Finance, Councillor Paul Brant, said: "Our government grant is being cut by more than 50 percent over the lifetime of this parliament. There is simply no way that we can possibly make this level of savings without impacting on frontline services.
"We are doing our very best to mitigate the impact and do it as fairly and equitably as possible, but it is simply wrong that people in the poorest city in the country should have to shoulder cuts amounting to £252 per household when the national average is £60."
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Morning Roundup: Feb. 13, 2013
–Studio Night offers a program with artist Barbara Jackson at 6:30 p.m. today at the Jaycee Park Center for the Arts, 2000 W. Airport Freeway. The cost is $15. Call 214-957-1736.
–ICTN's About Towne program looks at the Irving Heritage Society's Valentine Tea, the Irving Black Arts Council's celebration of Black History Month and more. The program airs at 6:30 p.m. today on Time Warner 16 and Verizon Channel 30.


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POPLAR BLUFF - The Poplar Bluff Mules basketball team has traveled the country in search of quality competition and has even been featured on ESPN2 for a nationally televised game.
The Sikeston Bulldogs found out first-hand why the Mules have been a hot commodity this year as they fell victim 79-49 on homecoming night in Poplar Bluff.
Poplar Bluff's 6-foot-9 McDonald's All-American candidate Tyler Hansbrough made his return after missing a few games with an injured toe.
He showed no ill effects as he pumped in 32 points while showing no signs of fatigue in a full four quarters of action. He had 24 points at the half, most of which came on an assortment of dunks and conventional 3-point plays.
"He looked a little fat and out of shape to me," joked Poplar Bluff coach John David Pattillo. "He came in and had a pretty good game. You could tell there was times he was winded and tired. We got him out and got other guys that have been playing pretty well and they got in there and got after it so it worked out good."
The game was never in question as the Mules raced out to a 24-2 lead. They led 28-8 after one quarter with 25 of the 28 points being scored by either Hansbrough or his younger brother, Ben Hansbrough.
Ben, a 6-4 junior, had 19 points. No other Mule reached double figures.
"We came out and we were a little intimidated by their size," said Sikeston coach Gregg Holifield. "Bad shot selections and we didn't play very well. But you have to give them credit. Tyler gets a lot of recognition, which he deserves, but they've got a good supporting cast too."
The Mules (17-4, 5-0 SEMO Conference) continued to pour it on in the second quarter as they built a 50-17 halftime lead.
Sikeston was just 6-of-35 (17 percent) from the field in the first half.
Pattillo thought his deep bench played a part in the Bulldogs' poor shooting.
"I think being able to change our rotation, getting some kids in and out in there," said Pattillo. "They got a little winded and we ran 10 guys in and out of there early and so I think it takes your legs out from under you a little bit. We keyed on just a couple of things. Mainly it was trying to stay up the line and play hard defensively. When we did that, everything else worked out."
But the Bulldogs, helped by Pattillo's liberal substituting, actually out-scored the Mules in the second half.
Five-foot-11 senior Bulldog Tyler Woodson scored six of his career-high 15 points in the third quarter, including a one-handed jam on a fast break.
The clock ran the entire fourth quarter due to the mercy rule.
Sikeston junior Rod Moore added 11 points off the bench with six rebounds.
Leading scorer Kash Bratcher was held scoreless, but he dished out six assists.
Tyler Hansbrough added 12 rebounds while Ben had five steals.
The older Hansbrough has signed to play at the University of North Carolina next year.
"They are really a good squad and they've got a great player," said Holifield. "He's as good as anybody in the Midwest, that's for sure. I think a lot of times what people don't understand is they have a great coach in Coach Pattillo. I've coached against him for years and I've always thought he was a great coach and I don't think he gets the recognition he deserves. His teams always play extremely hard and they're always fundamentally sound. They're going to go a long ways because they have a great player, a good team and a great coach."
Sikeston has now lost four straight to fall to 7-11 on the season and 1-5 in the SEMO Conference.
The Bulldogs will host Oran on Tuesday at 6 p.m.
The Sikeston JV team fell to 5-10 on the season and 1-5 in league play with a 52-46 loss to Poplar Bluff (14-3, 5-0).
Sikeston led 11-10 after one quarter but trailed every quarter thereafter. Poplar Bluff led 24-19 at the half and 38-34 heading into the fourth.
Sikeston was led by Tarryl Booker's 15 points. Brujae Lane followed up with nine points and four rebounds. Cortne Beasley had nine steals.
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The Slovenian international is one of the club's most highly rated players and could be made available if the outfit are relegated.
"Only once the campaign is over and we know the outcome will we evaluate the various offers," director Giorgio Perinetti told Roma Giallorossa.
"We know that Palermo have players of value who have personal ambitions, but today we are only thinking about safety and we can't allow our players to be distracted by transfer stories.
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Homeschooling On The Rise In Orthodox Community
Latest update: July 25th, 2013
For many children, going to school involves spending their mornings and afternoons traveling to their destination amid classmates and chatter on a large yellow bus. But for a growing number of children all around the world, the process of getting an education may involve no commuting at all.
The number of homeschooled children in the United States continues to rise annually. The most recent statistics from the National Center for Education Statistics report the number as 1.5 million, an increase of approximately 76% over the number students who were educated at home in 1999. A study done by Brian Ray of the National Home Education Research Institute reports that as of January 2011, there were approximately 2.04 million students being homeschooled in America.
Historically, the concept of hiring professional teachers to educate one's children was a luxury that was only available to those in the more affluent segments of society, but by the mid 1800's, formal schools became the norm in the United States and it wasn't until the 1970's that people began advocating for the right to educate their children as a way of satisfying compulsory school attendance laws. In recent years, the number of children in grades kindergarten through twelve has continued to rise dramatically in families all across the socio-economic spectrum, not only in the United States, but also in other countries including the United Kingdom, Canada, Japan and Hungary. Statistically speaking, homeschooled students tend to outscore their peers on standardized achievement tests as well as on college admission tests including the SAT and ACT.
According to studies done by the National Center for Education Statistics, parents reported that the main reasons for homeschooling their children included improving the level of education, religious reasons, poor learning environments in the schools, a desire to create more family time and increased financial burdens.
For Jewish families faced with multiple yeshiva tuitions during a particularly difficult economic time, homeschooling has become an increasingly attractive option and the number of Orthodox Jews who homeschool their children continues to rise annually.
Baltimore resident Yehudis Eagle is now in her twentieth year of homeschooling her children.
"I read about home education when I was expecting my first child and the idea was planted in my head that this is a possibility," the mother of eleven told The Jewish Press. "I did a preschool situation with my son, and as soon as the little yellow school bus carried him off for the first time, the idea that had been planted earlier began to sprout."
Mrs. Eagle and her husband Dovid, a lawyer who practices in Wilmington, Delaware, spent time discussing their educational goals for their children.
"We spoke about what we wanted chinuch to mean for our family and the primary factor was chanoch l'naar al pi darko, how every child deserves an education that is tailor made for them. We realized that that objective could be best achieved in a home education system."
Currently the Eagles are homeschooling their five youngest children, ages thirteen, eleven, eight, six and four. While to date the six older Eagle children have elected to pursue their high school educations in conventional institutions, Mrs. Eagle admitted that she would love the opportunity to homeschool a child through the upper grades as well.
"Homeschooling is a wonderful choice for a frum family," explained Mrs. Eagle. "This is the way we live and learn together and it is so enhancing of family relationships. What could be more important than building relationships between siblings?"
In an interview with the Jewish Home School Blog, actress Mayim Bialik, an outspoken advocate of homeschooling, listed the benefits of educating her two young sons on her own.
"Time with our kids, getting to see every shift and change in their ability, interest and wonder. Allowing their neshama to come through every day because the world is so open to them…My husband and I enjoy the flexibility: traveling, scheduling outings and such on our own time. We like our children not being held to some standard of what other kids are doing as their defining label."
While many would question whether or not home-schooled children experience the necessary socialization, Mrs. Eagle insisted she has found it to be a non-issue.Sandy Eller
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"While many would question whether or not home-schooled children experience the necessary socialization, Mrs. Eagle insisted she has found it to be a non-issue."
And that is because along with having sufficient capacity to educate all of her children in both secular and Jewish subjects in a well-rounded curriculum, Mrs. Eagle is also a fully-trained child psychologist.
Which makes her all the more qualified to determine whether children she meets are socially capable or not. As I'm sure that over her long tenure as a homeschool mom, she has come in contact with both traditionally schooled and homeschooled children, therefore her conclusion should be highly regarded. It is not to say that you must be "qualified" with some sort of child related degree to home educate your children successfully.
I have homeschooled my children for the last ten years…the older six are all in college and yeshivah…all are 4.0 students…all frum…all social…the younger two have never been in school….have many friends and score above average on standardized testing….we are the most down to earth.."normal"…frum family you will meet!
Fran Manco Bijou lol…thanks for the support!!!!
Way too many children lose their innate curiosity and creativity after years in "the system". Some mainstream yeshivas try to respect students' individuality, but many don't even pretend to and others are too busy worrying what others will say if they deviate from the established standards. Your children are so fortunate that you were able to provide each one such a personally-tailored educational foundation!!
Leslie Sachs Aiello you are awesome…i was just complimeting your parenting last night to josh…..individualized , pure support…you are my role model!!
plenty of children who attend school have problems with socialization.
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This is really off the charts! This is terrible that shareholders are ripped off like this!
Here is the JP Morgan story: The CEO pays a $13 BILLION fine – not with his own money of course but the money of the shareholders – because JP Morgan got caught peddling deceptive mortgages. The shareholders didn't do it, but they get stuck with the bill.
But that is not the ONLY bill they are getting stuck with! Now the CEO is getting a 74% raise that of course the shareholders are also paying. A 74% raise? For leading the company that gets caught peddling deceptive mortgages? That's a plus? He gets rewarded with a 74% raise?
See below the statement by Senator Elizabeth Warren (and by the way, I appreciate the bipartisan bill she and Senator Coburn are seeking to get passed.)
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January 25, 2014 | By Elizabeth Warren
JPMorgan Chase recently reached yet another settlement with the U.S. government — a $13 billion deal with the Department of Justice for peddling deceptive mortgages.
The banking giant broke the law, recklessly gambled with our economy, and had to pay a record government settlement. Guess what happened next? You guessed right: JPMorgan's CEO Jamie Dimon just got a 74% raise yesterday.
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So here's my question: If JPMorgan is so happy with their settlements that they are rewarding their CEO with a big raise, do you really think the federal bank regulators were tough enough?
There are a lot of steps we can take to push the regulators to do their jobs and hold financial institutions fully accountable when they break the law, and I think a good starting place would be by enacting the Truth in Settlements Act.
This is the bill I recently introduced with Senator Coburn that would require accessible, detailed disclosures about settlement agreements so the public can hold regulators accountable — no more hiding out behind closed doors and keeping the details secret.
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The University of Nevada soccer team snapped a four-match losing streak Friday afternoon on the road, defeating Wyoming 1-0 for the team's first Mountain West road victory. The shutout is the fourth of the year for the team.
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The second half mirrored the first, with both teams fighting to break the 0-0 score. Wyoming kept Nevada's senior goalkeeper Dana Moreno and the Wolf Pack defense active with multiple shots. Nevada successfully executed a counter-attack with eight minutes left in regulation, as sophomore Bobby Reilly scored her first career goal from a cross by Daisha Jones-Oglesby to give Nevada a 1-0 lead. Moreno came up with two big saves late to preserve the win.
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- Setting up recording hardware
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- Viewing audio waveforms and spectral frequency displays
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You have probably cut text from a document in a word processor and then pasted that text into a different document. Well, you can do something like that to audio in Soundbooth, and I am going to show you several examples in this movie. We will start out with the Declaration of Independence, which I recorded in four takes, the beginning, and four different paragraphs, basically. And here is the very beginning. (Male Speaker: In Congress, July 4th, 1776. The unanimous declaration of the thirteen United States of America,) So, I want to take the second part of this, actually the preamble, and put that right there.
So, the second part is here. (Male Speaker: when, in the course of human events) So, I am going to select this section, starting right there, and go all the way to the end. Let me just check where the end is here. So, this other stuff is extraneous stuff. So, I am going to select from here to there. I am going to copy this, just as if I were copying text from a Word document, for example. So I am going to go to Edit > Copy. The keyboard shortcut for this is Ctrl+C in Windows, or Command+C on a Mac to copy. That puts this in the clipboard, the sort of virtual storage space in your computer.
I am going to go back to the Declaration-1, and I want to put it right there, right where it ends. I will just have it end. So, I want to put it right there. So, wherever the Current Time Indicator is, that's where we will paste the little clip. So, I am going to go to Edit > Paste, and again, the keyboard shortcut, if you are familiar with this kind of stuff, is Ctrl+V or Command+V on the Mac. So now, we have inserted this section right ahead of that little point. So, now let's hear how that goes. Let me just open this up a bit. (Male Speaker: America, when, in the course of human) So, that's the next section.
Now, you might notice that the audio is a little bit louder there and we will talk about equalizing audio in another tutorial. Let's just go to the end of this one now. (Male Speaker: Separation) Now, you can hear that's some extraneous stuff at the end, which I left on, but now we are going to cover that up. I am going to smooth this over a bit. (Male Speaker: Separation) Right there is where that extraneous stuff comes, so I am going to replace that with the third take. (Male Speaker: We hold these truths to be self-evident.) Jeff: Very famous passage. Select that, Let me make sure I've got the proper end.
(Male Speaker: And the pursuit of happiness.) I will select this part. I am going to copy this by pressing Ctrl+C here on the Windows and Command+C on the Mac. Now we have copied that into the Clipboard. Go back to the first one. You notice the first one has an asterisk next to it. The asterisk indicates that you have changed it and will then need to save it if you want to show the difference. So, we will double-click on that to reopen that in the Editor panel. And now I want to actually get rid of this stuff at the end. So, I am going to select it. This time when I Paste, it will cover that up. So, I am going to go Edit > Paste or I could have pressed Ctrl+V. Now it actually gets rid of all that stuff. Notice it's gone and replaced with this new thing here.
(Male Speaker: We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are -) And I could have now pasted on the fourth part, but you can see how we have taken one clip that we started with, copied and pasted the second clip, the portion that we liked, onto the end of the first one, and again, with the third one, covering up something we didn't want. So, that's basically how you can copy and paste from one file onto another. Let me show you another thing you can do. You can copy and paste within a clip. Let me go to the Constitution preamble. (Male Speaker: We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice,) Let me just kind of do something wacky here and just kind of copy 'establish justice' and then actually add that to the same clip a couple of times.
So, I will go Ctrl+C. Again, that's Command+C on a Mac. Click away. I want to insert it right there. I am going to press my little arrow key to go a little bit to the right. The Right Arrow key moves the Current Time Indicator right and the Left Arrow key moves it left. I am going to go Edit > Paste. Now I have added that, so we have now duplicated that. (Male Speaker, repeating: establish justice) You can do that many times to create something where you repeat the same word over and over again. I will show you how to do that with some other clip. Go to this Thunderstorm clip. It's one thunderclap in the middle of this long bit of rain.
(Rain and rumbling thunder) Now, if I want to take that little bit of thunder and duplicate it, I can just select it, go Ctrl+C or Command+C, move ahead in the clip. Now notice, if I go to the end of this clip, you can see that the clip is 1 minute and 30 long. I am going to insert a little section here and it's going to not cover it up, but it's going to insert it into the clip. I am going to paste it into the clip. Now, we have lengthened the clip. If I go to the end, now you can see that it's 1 minute and 35. I added five seconds. It will be the exact same bit of thunder.
(Rain and rumbling thunder) So after a while, people listening to this might go, 'Wait a minute. I heard that thunder before.' So, you can steal some thunder, as it were, from a different thunderstorm. I will go to that one, and here is some thunder that will sound different, but it's much louder, (louder thunder) which creates some problems, but I will show you how that works. I will copy that here, select it, go Edit > Copy.
Now I will go back to the first thunderstorm. I am going to go Edit > Paste or Ctrl+V, Edit > Paste. Now you will see that it's louder and will sound odd, (rain and rumbling thunder) demonstrably louder and it does sound like it's in the wrong place at the wrong time. We will do it a little differently now. It's still in the Clipboard, so I am going to insert it again, but I am going to do what's called a Mix. I will go Edit > Mix Paste. When I do that, it puts up this little Mix Paste dialog box. I can Preview it.
(Rain) Obviously, it's louder. So, I am going to take the Copied Audio and knock it down a little bit, maybe down to 80%. (Rain) The trouble is you can't really compare it to the previous one, the one you are pasting it onto, that accurately. This is a little bit of a fly in the ointment, but this is kind of a quick way to put two things together like this. We will just Preview again. (Rain) Now I will click OK. You will see that the audio level now is basically down to the same level as before. You can look at the peak and see that it's similar, (Rain) but you can hear an obvious audio difference.
This is where multi-track editing would do this better, but I did want to show you that you can do what's called a Mix Paste. Frequently, you want to insert silence. Let me show you how to do that. I will go back to, let's say, the Constitution here, and right there, it's kind of a pause that might be worthwhile adding there, between those two little phrases. So, I will show you how that works. (Male Speaker: in order to form a) So maybe a pause would be nice there. So, I am going to click there, click the Plus a couple of times to expand the view. I want to insert some silence between the end of that phrase and beginning of that one.
Let's try that again. So, we want a little bit of silence there. So, I am going to position my Current Time Indicator right there. I am going to go to Edit > Insert > Silence. It says, "How much Silence do you want?" Well, I think I want 0.3, let's say, just a little bit of silence. Notice it lengthened your file. Let's hear how that sounds now. (Male Speaker: United States, in Order to form a more) So maybe a more appropriate pause there, so you can always insert Silence. I want to show you one more thing that's kind of one little twist to cutting something from a clip.
If I were to select this and let's say Cut or Delete, it's gone, goes away, and it shortened the clip, and that thing is gone. I will press Ctrl+Z or Command+Z to undo that. It actually shortens the length of the clip. But if I were to use a video file instead, I will go track down a video file - If I were to, let's say, cut a part of this video file's audio out by pressing Delete or Cut, notice it does not shorten it, because it would shorten the video clip as well if that were to happen.
So, when you work with a video clip and you Cut or Delete audio from the video clip, you will not shorten the length of the audio, because you do want to make sure that it syncs up to the video later. So just one little anomaly in terms of cutting and copying and pasting audio when you work with video. That's basically how you cut, copy, and paste audio, and also insert silence.


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'Israeli Mossad agents posed as CIA spies to recruit terrorists to fight against Iran'
Foreign Policy magazine cites CIA memos from 2007-2008 that the Mossad recruited members of Jundallah terror group to fight against Tehran; U.S. was reportedly furious with Israel and moved to limit joint intelligence programs.
By Barak Ravid Tags: Iran nuclear Israel Mossad US
Israeli Mossad agents posed as CIA officers in order to recruit members of a Pakistani terror group to carry out assassinations and attacks against the regime in Iran, Foreign Policy revealed on Friday, quoting U.S. intelligence memos.
Foreign Policy's Mark Perry reported that the Mossad operation was carried out in 2007-2008, behind the back of the U.S. government, and infuriated then U.S. President George W. Bush.
Perry quotes a number of American intelligence officials and claims that the Mossad agents used American dollars and U.S. passports to pose as CIA spies to try to recruit members of Jundallah, a Pakistan-based Sunni extremist organization that has carried out a series of attacks in Iran and assassinations of government officials.
According to the report, Israel's recruitment attempts took place mostly in London, right under the nose of U.S. intelligence officials.
"It's amazing what the Israelis thought they could get away with," Foreign Policy quoted an intelligence officer as saying. "Their recruitment activities were nearly in the open. They apparently didn't give a damn what we thought."
According to a currently serving U.S. intelligence officer, Perry reports, when Bush was briefed on the information he "went absolutely ballistic."
"The report sparked White House concerns that Israel's program was putting Americans at risk," the intelligence officer told Perry. "There's no question that the U.S. has cooperated with Israel in intelligence-gathering operations against the Iranians, but this was different. No matter what anyone thinks, we're not in the business of assassinating Iranian officials or killing Iranian civilians."
The intelligence officer said that the Bush administration continued to deal with the affair until the end of his term. He noted that Israel's operation jeopardized the U.S. administration's fragile relationship with Pakistan, which was under immense pressure from Iran to crack down on Jundallah.
According to the intelligence officer, a senior administration official vowed to "take the gloves off" with Israel, but ultimately the U.S. did nothing.
"In the end it was just easier to do nothing than to, you know, rock the boat," the intelligence officer said.
Apparently, the Mossad operation caused a fiery debate among Bush's national security team and it was only resolved when U.S. President Barack Obama drastically scaled back joint U.S.-Israel intelligence programs targeting Iran, Perry quotes several serving and retired officers as saying.
The U.S. State Department has vehemently denied any ties to Jundallah and many U.S. intelligence officials remained angry with Israel over the 2007-2008 operation.
"Israel is supposed to be working with us, not against us," Foreign Policy quoted an intelligence officer as saying. "If they want to shed blood, it would help a lot if it was their blood and not ours. You know, they're supposed to be a strategic asset. Well, guess what? There are a lot of people now, important people, who just don't think that's true."
The CIA, the White House, and the Mossad failed to respond to the Foreign Policy report by the time it went to press.
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lol @ israel name dropping the CIA like a wannabe gangster using his tough older brothers name to scare people.
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Those bastards are going to drag us into their fucking war ! Fuck israel !
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Israel is 'dying' to start another war for the US.
False flag operation in the Strait of Hormuz coming soon to your screen...lol
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According to the intelligence officer, a senior administration official vowed to "take the gloves off" with Israel, but ultimately the U.S. did nothing.
"In the end it was just easier to do nothing than to, you know, rock the boat," the intelligence officer said.
Bought, sold and bent over like a Bangkok whore...
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they killed a scientist recently again, iran said it would retaliate or something. not sure how their planning to retaliate but be nice if some bombs went off deep inside israel... though i doubt iran can pull it off.
at the end of the day i dotn think u can talk nice to ppl who want to kill u or colonize u. usually im against blood for blood or eye for an eye but with israel its a different story all together...
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If it is Israel, at list they target only those scientists, not the whole area- you actually want to see a payback of some sort of terror bombing among civilians.
And why with Israel its a different story and not with America or Russia- do you want to claim Russia never used such kind of hits in the past 20 years....????????
Biased,biased,biased,,, you,ED, are biased to your bones, just like Freejay is.
ED has the same old agenda in his items against Israel and in favor the More..
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but there is no real proof those scientists are doing anything wrong. by going in and killing anyone in a foreign country is an act of war, especially if it involves a spy agency. what if they really are developing it for energy purposes. even if they are developing it for weapons grade purposes its because israel has them and israel is also threatening iran.
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@aydeo You can wriggle and whine all you want...but this is a clear cut case of Israel running a false-flag operation and trying to stir up trouble between Iran and the USA
That's war pal, serious business, and the Mossad are trying to stir it up.
As usual you have no comment or reflections on this, just attacking the messenger as biased, Lol
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As usual??? I have pretty clear comments about the settlements, current Israeli gov. policies and so on, so spare it with your 'Usual'.
If it is indeed Israeli forces acting alone in Tehran then it is not appropriate. But hard to believe that Israel can pull all those hits in the middle of Iran, with out any coordination and combining forces with other countries, maybe even your own.
I was talking here about your one sided agenda items, it is not about attacking the messeng More..
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@aydeo Actually, you have no comment whatsoever on what has been revealed to be an undercover Israeli policy that would endanger American lives and interests.. supposedly allies??
You've said nothing, zero...just accusations of a one-sided agenda to try and deflect from the topic
This terrorist group 'Jundallah' are Sunni extremists, they've blown up buses and killed many civilians...just like Hamas.
But of course that doesn't bother you in the slightest
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Mom is Perfidy and Treachery still on? ok thanks
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This is friggin hilarious.
Look who this Mark Perry from "Foreign Policy" is!
Perry served as an unofficial advisor to PLO Chairman and Palestinian President Yasser Arafat from 1989 to 2004.!!!
He is a frequent guest commentator and expert on Al-Jazeera television!
He quoted an intelligence officer as saying???
Yeah, right!
Who cares what this idiot says.
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War is deception. As long as Iran goes down in flames, I will be happy.
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Blessed moments
Posted on 23. Oct, 2012 by Erika Pedroza
Wise County Special Needs Baseball volunteers are just as much the heart of the organization as its participants. The midweek edition of the Messenger, on stands tomorrow, features a story on the Jones family of Rhome. Parents Mark and Lori and their sons Brett, 17, and Ethan, 12, regularly volunteer — batting with players, holding their hands as they run around the bases and cheering on their feats.
Several of their most treasured memories ("blessed moments" they called them) made while volunteering were not included in the story due to space. So they are shared here:
"Teddy (Baker, 56) was my buddy last week. He was constantly asking, 'What's the score.' Gail, his coach, had warned me that he would constantly be asking and she told me to tell him it was '2 to 2, at the bottom of the seventh.' So I would, and he'd get so excited and convinced he needed to steal base. We were at first base and so I said, 'Teddy, steal second.' He asked, 'Do you think I should?' I said, 'Just do it.' And he took off. It was the funniest thing. Everybody was cheering. Some of the coaches were like, 'There goes Teddy, stealing bases again.'" — Lori
"One player, Brandon, every time he would hit the ball, he would try to run straight up the middle toward the pitcher instead of first base. He was so energetic. I love getting to watch the kids' reaction after the fit the ball. Even if it's a foul ball or straight up in the air, they get so happy." — Ethan
"My favorite part is the party at the end of the season." — Ethan
"When they get there, they don't waste anytime getting to the field. They get to field as fast as possible, and they'll all be out there chatting up and having fun. It's cool to see how excited they get." Brett
"I've heard stories from their favorite sport is baseball, and then they'll go off and name their favorite players … they're into it, they're excited. They want to hit just like that person or catch just like that person. You're there to encourage them to do that. They know their baseball. They really love the game of baseball." — Lori
"Some of the kids are very shy. It's almost like the parents have to drag them to get going. But once they get started, then they really enjoy it." — Mark
"There are a lot of teenagers that get out there and help. It's fun to watch them interact. You can really see a difference and how the other kids look up to them. It's an awesome thing to watch. And the expression on parent's face watching their kids having such a good time, interacting with other kids. It's priceless." — Mark
2 Responses to "Blessed moments"
23. Oct, 2012
I want to volunteer! Who do I contact?
Erika Pedroza
24. Oct, 2012
Hi Tina. You can contact Jeri Kay Kao, president of the Wise County Special Needs Baseball league, at (940) 577-1848. Thanks for your interest!


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Civil Rights Lemonade: Title VII, Gender, and Working Options for Working Families
Tristin Green
University of San Francisco - School of Law
10 Stanford J. C.R. & C.L. 191 (2014)
Univ. of San Francisco Law Research Paper No. 2014-16
Erected barriers can sometimes open up new avenues of thought that we might otherwise have missed. So the title of this article, Civil Rights Lemonade, written on the theme of "Procedural Barriers to Civil Rights" for the 2014 Stanford Law School Symposium: The Civil Rights Act at Fifty. I set out to make three contributions in this article. First, I show that recent procedural setbacks in the area of employment discrimination law are rooted at least in part in the Supreme Court's concern about fairness to large organizations. The Court's decisions in Ashcroft v. Iqbal, Ledbetter v. Goodyear, and Wal-Mart v. Dukes can all be understood in this way. Second, I urge the telling of a new story of the importance of Title VII that can serve as a counterweight to the Court's concern: the need to open working options for working families. I begin to tell this story through the lens of rural communities that have recently experienced substantial labor market shifts that make balancing work and family more difficult and yet that continue to see substantial sex segregation in work. Third, I highlight several ways in which existing procedural tools might be useful to plaintiffs seeking to tell this story in courts to challenge sex-based exclusion.
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Palin's Policy: Drill, Baby, Drill
Among many applause lines from the speakers at the Republican convention last night, one stood out: Drill, baby, drill.
Michael Steele, the former lieutenant governor of Maryland, launched the line, prompting howls of approval from the crowd. Rudolph Guiliani, the former New York mayor, repeated it, if almost as an afterthought. And Sarah Palin, the Republican vice-presidential nominee, echoed the sentiment, to even louder cheers of the crowd.
Gov. Palin's position on energy is worth parsing, because it shows what a political minefield the subject is likely to become this election season.
On the one hand, the Alaska governor cited as one of her main political bona fides having stood up to oil interests who, she said, had been largely running her state when she assumed office. Her tough anti-Big-Oil talk is sure to appeal to Main Street at a time when gasoline is still selling in some parts of the country for near $4 a gallon.
On the other hand, Gov. Palin argued forcefully, as a product herself of the U.S. oil patch, that the country should let the drill bits fly. "We Americans need to produce more of our own oil and gas," she said. "And take it from a gal who knows the North Slope of Alaska: we've got lots of both.
She continued: "Our opponents say, again and again, that drilling will not solve all of America's energy problems — as if we all didn't know that already. But the fact that drilling won't solve every problem is no excuse to do nothing at all."
Looking on approvingly was Gov. Palin's husband, Todd, himself an oil-industry employee.
Those two ideas needn't be contradictory. Americans largely blame the oil industry for today's high prices at the pump, and it stands to reason that one way to bring prices down is to increase the supply of domestic oil. The fact that most studies attribute today's oil prices to broader market dynamics, and say increasing U.S. drilling won't meaningfully affect pump prices for years, could prove just an asterisk in this political argument.
What may be more interesting to watch is how Big Oil fares this fall. Is it the evil force whose lobbyists need to be kept from squeezing the system? Or is it the band of honest American workers eager for the chance to help pull the country out of its energy crunch?