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Bad trees!
I was excited to read that the DOT wants to clear cut 30 miles of trees and other vegetation along I-26. I travel that particular section of road as many as four times per week and frequently become distracted or get very sleepy, and I know, as everyone else does, that it is the trees' fault. Why are they there? Bad trees!
It certainly is not my fault for getting behind the wheel a little less alert than I should be. And it is not the speeder's fault for going 80-plus mph.
And there is absolutely no reason to blame the Department of Public Safety for not patrolling for speeders, drunk drivers and the large pieces of debris that frequently fall from the tractor-trailer rigs hauling valuable goods to and from our state ports.
Putting more patrolmen on the road would be too expensive and might create more state jobs when we can just clear cut the pine trees and put up a wire rail for $5 million, which we will earn back when we sell the timber.
We will have, once again, "paved paradise and put up a parking lot." Bye, bye, bird and wild animal habitats. Bye, bye, trees that produce oxygen to help us breathe. And kudos to the planners who came up with that great design.
Anne F. Jennings
Edenton Road
Mount Pleasant
Mega mill costs
The Feb. 16 column from John M. Burbage on the mega mill planned for Orangeburg points out South Carolina's policy of jobs at any "secret" cost and, in this case, regardless of the consequences.
Maybe the state needs some adult supervision.
Terry Tsurutis
Burningtree Road
Legal and illegal
The week of Feb. 11 was interesting for me. It started out with a visit to a physician who legally immigrated to the USA from Africa and has a successful medical practice.
Tuesday, for Chinese New Year, I was a guest of my friends the Nguyens at their restaurant. They were "boat people" who legally immigrated by way of Belgium. They worked hard, saved their money and just recently opened Phuong Vietnamese Restaurant in North Charleston.
Then there was President Obama's State of the Union address during which he talked about immigration "reform."
The bottom line, with our liberal establishment Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham's concurrence, seems to be: If you managed to get across the border in violation of immigration laws, don't worry. You will be allowed to stay after you pay a token fine and will be placed on the road to citizenship.
We have two groups of immigrants: the legal and illegal. The legal path can take many years. The illegal path can be accomplished in a matter of minutes.
Those people became criminals immediately upon crossing the border. By doing anything other than deporting illegals upon apprehension illustrates that our nation's laws are selectively enforced. Such a nation cannot long endure.
Walter D. Carr
Ashley River Road
Violence epidemic
The mass murder of innocent little children and their teachers is a reminder that the laws we have to control guns are ignored or are as full of holes as a colander.
It's unthinkable that assault rifles can be purchased at all. The killer in Newtown, Conn., used his mother's legally-owned guns to commit his crime. An assailant at Ashley Hall school obtained a gun using her mother's checkbook. There was no background follow-up by the seller.
We also should be focused on controlling the equally deadly "weapons of mass instruction." These are the virulent, violent, vicious Hollywood mega movies and television programs that promote killing and mayhem. These are also video games that mesmerize young minds and serve no purpose except as models for gang clashes, salacious behavior and, in some cases, perversion.
Many threads connect the people who have done irrational things to solve imagined or real problems. They have emotional or mental issues that people who know them best acknowledge.
It's hugely important to address this problem in concert with gun laws and the entertainment industry. It isn't just about guns. It's a breakdown of all that America stands for, and it's becoming epidemic.
Molly C. Gray
Fermata Place, S.W.
Use state planes
Concerning the Feb. 13 article about Clemson and USC coaches using state planes, I must say that Rep. Jim Merrill's proposal to ban such use is not well thought out. I say this not as an avid Clemson or USC football fan, but as a transplanted New Englander. An aircraft is an asset, and the only way to get a return on the investment for that asset is to use it.
Usually 75 percent to 80 percent of the cost of having an aircraft is fixed — depreciation, hangar space, insurance, salaries and benefits for flight crew and maintenance. The cost per flight hour is figured by fuel, landing fees and miscellaneous travel costs, plus a fair share of the fixed costs.
Thus, the state saves very little by parking the aircraft as the fixed costs, including salaries, must still be paid. But if the aircraft is chartered by one of the universities, the state budget benefits. Money generated by the universities' football programs pay for a share of the fixed costs.
Perhaps, Rep. Merrill would achieve his desired goal by proposing the state sell the aircraft. Preferring to keep state planes parked in a hangar rather than being used by state agencies for state business is illogical and not cost- effective.
Most would agree that the success of Clemson and USC football is state business, and the Merrill proposal could result in the universities' buying additional aircraft or using expensive charters, which would be airborne while state planes were parked. An accurate analysis would show that Merrill's bill would end up costing taxpayers more, not less. But as often happens in government, the most cost-effective way of doing things is often avoided for a feel-good approach. Appearances must rule the day.
Jim Christian
Wallace Pate Drive
Feed the birds
With spring on the way and unseasonably warm temperatures, I've seen many Lowcountry plants with buds, even a few azaleas on display. Beautiful. Now if only the frost stays away.
All this tells my wife and me to expect the return of small birds to the area. Passionate about her yard and the creatures that inhabit it, she has about a dozen bird feeders, which these little winged creatures have come to depend on.
Her routine includes filling the feeders twice a week. The hummingbird feeders get particular attention. In exchange for taking care of them, these little birds eat all our bugs. Nature in perfect harmony.
They eat most of the mosquitos, gnats and other flying insects in and around the yard. Believe it or not, we live on a creek with a large marsh bed lining the property and with pluff mud, reeds, oysters, all perfect habitat for mosquitoes and the like. But we hardly have any bugs.
"Impossible!" friends and neighbors say. To prove it, we don't even have a screened-in porch. Open decking around the house and around the gazebo.
Do yourselves and your guests a favor, and place some bird feeders around the yard. You'll be amazed at the beauty you will see and very pleased with far fewer bugs out in the yard. Happy birding everyone. Roll on, spring.
Gordon King
Bohicket Road
Johns Island
Sanford's failure
Mark Sanford's asinine comments Feb. 19 on NBC's "Today" show, stating that he "never failed S.C. taxpayers," allow voters to see the narcissism that permeates the former governor.
If using South Carolinians' hard-earned tax dollars to help pay for jaunts to Argentina and receiving the highest ever ethics fine in S.C. history don't constitute a failure at the expense of the taxpayer, I'm not sure what does.
Monica Allen
Rose Lane
Mount Pleasant


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Super Street Fighter IV gets improved multiplayer
Masahiro Taguchi, technical director of SSFIV, has released a lot of information in the official development blog regarding the community aspects of the game.
Taguchi, as translated by Andriasang, discussed the fact that the original release of SFIV was lacking in community features, boasting only a single player lobby fight request.
The newest 'Super' version is to have up to eight player capabilities. This aspect is called network play and enables team battle and fight requests.
Though only two players will actually fight at a time, the rest will observe and wait their turn.
As we learn more we will keep you informed.
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What is Unified Change Management (UCM), and how does it apply to IBM® Rational® ClearCase?
UCM was developed to make it much easier for people using ClearCase to get started with an effective use model. This is because a "base" ClearCase installation has so much flexibility that many organizations find it difficult to use the application out of the box. To make ClearCase more useful to their specific needs, they write their own scripts and processes. UCM was an effort to identify the most common elements of ClearCase use models, and to create objects and methods that make the application more effective.
If you are currently running the base install of ClearCase, you may at some point consider an upgrade to UCM. But where to start? What is involved? What are the differences? Before considering a move from your current ClearCase system to a UCM system, you should first understand your current use model -- and how your organization has been using the Basic ClearCase objects since your installation. This process of change is very much like moving to ClearCase for the first time. As with any new project, you need to understand where you are before you can move forward.
The goal of this article is not to show you how to map your current process to UCM -- our intent is rather to describe the different UCM objects and how they are used. We'll leave the mapping process to you: after all, you know your system better than anyone. And we wouldn't want to deprive you of all that fun.
To begin, you should review the basic ClearCase objects that you are currently using. By reviewing your current objects, you'll be able to see the differences between your basic installation and UCM, and better understand what new functionally the UCM objects can bring to your ClearCase system. Most organizations making this change find that they have written many of their own scripts to perform functions covered by some of the UCM objects. In cases like this, it is okay to adopt the UCM objects. This benefits you because when ClearCase has the same functionality as your custom development, it's one less script that you have to support within the system, allowing you to spend more time concentrating on actual work.
Basic ClearCase Objects
If you already have a CM plan completed, you are almost done. If you don't yet have a plan, see the IBM® Rational Unified Process® methodology for a template. A good CM plan will contain the workflow in very general terms, and then a specific ClearCase mapping. If you have developed your own plan with a detailed map of your system, then you will find that changing over to UCM should be fairly straightforward. At the very least you will easily be able to see whether or not UCM is a good fit for your implementation. That's why you want to have a clear understanding of your existing objects and your current objects -- just because UCM is available does not necessarily mean that you should use it.
Basically, UCM adds additional objects and workflow to the base ClearCase objects that you have already been using. So, before you embark on this change, lets first walk through some questions about the current ClearCase objects you are using:
VOBs (Version Object Base)
VOBs are just as important in UCM as they are in the base ClearCase use model. You will probably continue to use the same VOB structure that is in your current system. While you may change things around a bit to make things more efficient in UCM, you most likely won't need to do anything. Of course, you'll need to answer some basic questions about your VOB structure, most of which you may already have answered in your CM plan:
- How are your VOBs arranged?
- Do you have admin VOBs?
- What is the relationship between VOBs?
- What kind of information is contained in VOBs, and how are their directories organized?
UCM does some interesting things with Views. They are typically longer-lasting than those found in base ClearCase implementations. It's important that you answer these questions about how your views are created and removed. In addition, your config specs are generated automatically in UCM, and they may not be what you expect. It's important that you also describe your config specs so you understand the mappings from your old system to your new. Ask yourself:
- Who can create views?
- How often are views created?
- Are views created automatically or manually?
- How long do views hang around?
- When are views removed?
- Are the config specs created automatically?
- Are there shared config specs?
Labels are used in so many different ways it can make your head spin. It's impossible to list all of the possible questions about labels, but if you are conscientious and build a table that contains the information for each type of label in your system, you'll be on the right path. Labels are used in UCM to help with the UCM use model. It's always good to understand the following:
- How are Labels used?
- When are Labels used? (Builds, Merges, Workflow control)
- What is the naming scheme of your Labels?
- How are Labels aged and removed when not needed?
If you are using base ClearCase without branches, then you might as well forget reading through the questions below, because essentially you don't have a base ClearCase use model. If this is the case, you can move directly to the UCM model with no mapping from your current model. In effect, you'll have to throw out whatever you currently have in place.
If you do have branches in your model, then you have a lot of work to do. The branching model for UCM uses the concept of streams, which we will discuss later. Chances are your branching model will have to be completely abandoned. On the positive side, however, your use model is probably still useable. Make sure you take the time to understand the following questions:
- When do you create a branch type?
- What is your naming convention?
- When are elements moved to a branch?
- What is your branching strategy?
- How many people work on the same branch?
- Do you have an integration branch?
- What do you do with the "main" branch?
- Do you age your branches?
- When are branches obsoleted or removed?
As with your branches, you need to spend some time understanding the questions about merging in this section. UCM has integration points and new commands to handle the merging of code from branch to branch, which is accomplished through two concepts called delivery and rebase. Understanding why and when you merge is very important. Ask yourself:
- When is code merged? Triggered by an event? Triggered by time?
- Is code merged automatically or manually?
- Who is responsible for merging code?
- Do you allow merging from integration branches to development branches?
- How often do you merge code from a development branch to an integration branch?
Triggers are very important in most base ClearCase systems, as they help with workflow and process control. UCM does have some policies that include the use of ClearCase triggers. Ensure that your CM plan describes your triggers and the VOBs that use them. It is important to understand:
- What are the triggers you use and why do you use them?
- What VOBs are using what triggers?
Basic Objects in UCM
Where base ClearCase gave us very abstract concepts like branches, labels, hyperlinks, elements, views, and VOBs, UCM provides the higher-level abstractions that we deal with every day to develop, integrate, and deliver products. These higher-level concepts are:
- Projects
- Streams
- Activities
- Baselines
- Components
If you have been using base ClearCase for some time, you will quickly find that you have these concepts already in your system, either in documentation or in scripts. Consider it a confirmation of your brilliance that the application now offers everything you've created scripts to do -- and now it is time for you to continue to be smart and use what is available.
A project is used to refer to a group of people working on a single development effort. This can be a product release, a sub-system of a complete system, or a collection of products to form a suite. A project contains one integration stream and zero or more development streams. This is where you -- as the CM guru -- must start planning. Before you start creating projects all over the place, though, you need to sit down with marketing, your software development team, QA, and your technical writers to determine how you want to work together.
ClearCase commands for projects include:
mkproject, lsproject, chproject, and
A stream can be compared to a development branch. The stream basically groups together specific versions of elements. The key differentiator between a generic branch and a stream is the additional information stored in the stream. For example, a stream contains a baseline, and a set of activities. It also contains relationships with other streams, such as a parent stream. The baseline, plus the set of activities, determines what versions of the elements the stream contains.
Figure 1. Sample stream flow
In Figure 1, there are two activities -- Activity 1 and Activity 2 -- that have been added to the stream. The baseline is defined by the versions of the elements represented by the bold circles in the diagram. The two activities have versions of elements that represent different patterns.
There are two basic types of streams: an integration stream, and a development stream. There is one and only one integration stream for a project. In very simple projects, developers can make their changes directly on the integration stream, and every member of the project working on the stream will see each other's changes as soon as they are checked in. More complex projects might have one or more levels of development streams originating from various baseline configurations of the integration stream. In this case, developers work "privately" on their unique development stream, and project members will not immediately see each other's work. Once developers have completed their work on the development stream and are ready to share it with the rest of the project members, the development stream contents are "delivered" to the integration stream. Think of the integration streams as where all the changes from the development streams come together.
Figure 2. Sample integration stream flow
ClearCase commands for streams include:
mkstream, lsstream, chstream, and
A baseline represents versions of elements that are used to start a stream or to rebase a stream. A simple way of looking at baselines is to compare them to labels, the difference again being that there is additional information (including relationships) stored with baselines. Baselines are typically the starting point for many of your activities, such as creating streams, rebasing a stream, and so on.
ClearCase commands for baselines include:
mkbl, lsbl, chbl, rmbl, diffbl, setplevel, and
All changes to any element in a ClearCase UCM project must be associated with an activity. An activity is the basic unit of work that your team members perform. It has the following components:
- a headline (ID)
- a creator
- a change set (set of elements that have changed)
- a stream with which it corresponds
If you are using IBM® Rational® ClearQuest®, an activity is usually tied directly to a defect or enhancement.
ClearCase commands for activities include:
mkactivity, lsactivity, chactivity, and
A component allows you to group a set of related directories and file elements together, and then tie them to a UCM project. A component is developed, integrated, and all of its parts released together. All projects must have one or more components, and components can be shared between projects. However, a component cannot span multiple VOBs, and the largest a component can be is the size of its VOB. Other things to consider about components include:
- Elements cannot be moved from one component to another.
- An element can only exist in one component.
- Once you create a component, you cannot reorganize it into sub components.
Planning your components up front is extremely important. One strategy is to put any elements that will be shared with other projects into the same component, or into groups of components.
ClearCase commands for components include:
mkcomp, lscomp, and
A folder is basically a container for information about the project or projects. A folder can contain other folders, as well as any number of projects. Chances are you probably have been using directories in your VOB as a folder of some sort in base ClearCase. Now that folders are first class objects, you can use them instead.
ClearCase commands for folders include:
mkfolder, lsfolder, rmfolder and
Useful UCM Commands
Understanding the UCM objects is the first step to mapping your current process to UCM, but to help with your mapping there are some common commands that you should know about as well. These are basic commands that your developers will be doing often, and it is important for you to understand what it means when these commands are used.
Working on Activities
Before checking files in or out, your developers need to set an activity to the current view. The activity will keep track of changes that have been made in the view. All of these changes are kept in a change set. When delivering activities, the change set(s) attached to the activities are delivered to the integration stream so that everyone on the team can see the changes.
Delivering Activities
Once you have finished working on an activity, you can deliver your changes to the default integration stream (parent stream), or to any other stream that you choose. Streams can accept or reject changes depending on policies that have been established for the stream. The command to deliver activities is:
cleartool deliver -- This delivers changes to elements from a source stream to a target stream. The status of the delivery can be obtained with this command as well.
When the deliver begins, it creates a special activity to deliver the changes to the integration stream. This activity is created to help manage any possible merge conflicts and resolutions that may occur. Delivery can be accomplished in two steps, or in a single step. The first step is to perform the merges of elements that have changed. The second step confirms the changes and marks the activity as completed. You can force the delivery to be a one-step delivery using the
complete flag.
Re-basing Work Areas
Periodically, you will want to rebase your stream from the integration streams. Remember -- your development streams usually hang around for a long time. Periodically, you will need to get updates from your team members' activities. In essence, the rebase command in ClearCase does just that: it provides the activities (and therefore changes) that other team members have delivered into an integration stream.
cleartool rebase -- Changes the configuration of the stream
Rebasing streams is a multi-step process, much like delivering activities. You can have code merging from the integration stream to your development stream, which involves moving labels and resolving merge conflicts. Just as with the deliver command,
-complete can be used to mark the automatically created activity as completed (in other words, force a one-step rebase).
As a CM Manager, it is best that you provide recommended baselines against which developers can rebase their development streams. For example, a stable build could be put into the recommended base list, enabling developers to see that they are starting with code that was working at a given time.
Bringing Two Worlds Together
For those of you using base ClearCase, many of the concepts in the UCM model will probably not be very different from what you have already been doing. The key now is to map what you currently have to what UCM offers. Then you can examine the different use models available through UCM. This is not something you can do in a couple of hours -- as we've outlined, you will need to take the time to build a full CM plan. You will also need to thoroughly define what you are using today and what you want to do with UCM.
In our next two articles we will address UCM implementation planning in much greater depth.
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The Buffalo News invited school board candidates to provide a statement about why they are running for office.
I have recognized the monumental task facing the Barker Central School system now and into the foreseeable future with the declining tax obligation of AES. So much so that the Quebec-New York Power Initiative, now banging its way through State Congress and committees threatens its very existence. The challenge ahead demands that the Board and school executives closely examine the budgets submitted to avoid overwhelming consequences to citizens of our Town composed in great part of lower and fixed income families. Our school has taken a huge population decrease over the past few years and it is my feeling that the budgetary needs have to be brought more in line with population and necessary expenditures to more properly represent a system of our size. Whatever solutions are presented, I feel that mine is a voice needed to represent the income cross-section of our area. My only agenda is to leave no rock unturned to accomplish this task.


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Frank Black
On his third solo album, former Pixies frontman Frank Black offers more variations on his ex-band's excellent surfer-punk adventure: He embraces a Sex Pistols-meets-Beach Boys aesthetic, where whiplash guitar pummels hummable melodies, and songs sport titles like "Mosh, Don't Pass the Guy" and "Kicked in the Taco." Further boosting his Cult appeal, Black continues to excel as a vocal chameleon. He adopts a menacing tone on the ominously percussive "The Creature Crawling" and verges on hysteria over the aggressively un-danceable groove of "Dance War." But it's when Black gets purposefully touchy-feely on the delightfully gooey' "I Don't Want to Hurt You (Every Single Time)" that his Cult of Ray really threatens to drastically expand its one-man membership. (American Recordings)
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Checking up on Obama's campaign promises
We've been busy fact-checking statements about the oil spill, the 2010 elections, and the national debt, but we've also been updating our massive database of President Barack Obama's campaign promises and rating them for completion.
Obama made more than 500 campaign promises during the campaign. We've categorized them according to subject, including health care, taxes , foreign policy, and the economy. We've also selected 25 of Obama's most important promises and categorized them as PolitiFact's Top Promises.
We also keep a count on the rating of the promises. The latest breakdown:
• 117 Promise Kept
• 19 Promise Broken
• 36 Compromise
• 81 Stalled
• 249 In the Works
Finally, here's a summary of some of our most recent updates and new ratings. Click through to the full reports for more details and a complete list of sources, with hyperlinks.
No. 452, Weatherize 1 million homes per year: Obama said he would commit the federal government to weatherizing at least 1 million low-income homes each year for 10 years. He said it would "reduce energy usage across the economy and help moderate energy prices for all." When Obama signed the stimulus bill, it sent $4.73 billion to programs to insulate homes and improve their energy efficiency. But the program has been slow to get off the ground, so we rated this promise Compromise.
No. 59, Invest in electronic health information systems: Obama promised $10 billion a year over the five years "to move the U.S. health care system to broad adoption of standards-based electronic health information systems, including electronic health records." The health care law he signed in March sent about $30 billion to electronic health care records, so he still has about $20 billion to go to meet his funding goal. We rated the promise In the Works.
No. 109, Fully fund the Veterans Administration: Obama signed two separate laws that increased funding for the Veterans Administration. One of those mandated that Congress appropriate money for veterans medical care programs one year in advance. So we rated this one Promise Kept.
No. 294, Support repeal of the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA): Obama pledged to work for the repeal of the federal law that bans gay marriage. Because his support seemed tepid in 2009, we rated the promise Stalled. Later, Obama started speaking out in favor of the repeal and took other steps to advance gay rights. So we moved the promise from Stalled to In the Works.
No. 308, Fully fund the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG): Obama said he would roll back reductions in funding for Community Development Block Grants that happened under the Bush administration. His budgets show that he kept his word and raised funding levels. The grants pay for housing projects in low-income areas, provide relief to disaster areas, and other community development and poverty relief programs. We rated this one Promise Kept.
No. 433, Sign a "universal" health care bill: Obama said he would sign a health bill that covers everyone, and this year's health care law includes a requirement that everyone have insurance. There's a pending lawsuit against the individual mandate, and questions on how many people will defy the mandate. Still, the mandate is now enshrined in law. We rated this Promise Kept, but we'll be watching to see if the mandate is repealed or doesn't work as its supporters planned.
No. 63, Require health plans to disclose how much of the premium goes to patient care: The health care law gave state and federal officials the power to hold health plans accountable for what they spend on patient care. So we rated this Promise Kept.
No. 524, Strengthen international rules against commercial whaling: We added this promise recently after readers brought it to our attention. During the campaign, Obama said he would strengthen the international moratorium on commercial whaling. "Allowing Japan to continue commercial whaling is unacceptable," Obama said. We added the promise to our database, reported his administration's actions as part of the International Whaling Commission, and rated the promise In the Works.
No. 203, Develop a comprehensive cyber security and response strategy: We looked into new action on the Obama administration's work on developing a cyber security strategy. They're working on a plan, but it's not finished yet. We rated this promise In the Works.


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introduction to The Laundress – a line of minimalist, eco-friendly products for
the home – came by way of a candle that was given to me recently as a present. The No
247 has an elegant design and a fresh, lavender-infused scent. I've
since become a fan of the entire line of non-toxic, biodegradable and allergen-free items. From effective detergents to tasteful clothes pegs and
sweater stones (yes, these do exist), The Laundress is my new go-to for chic
laundry essentials.
But back to the candle that now adorns my desk. It is just one of a range that includes Lady and Cedar (£32), each infused with bergamot, sandalwood and citrus notes, and blended from soy, vegetable and beeswax, plus calming essential oils. They are hand-poured, look blissfully neutral (all white and glass, nothing frilly) and burn for 60 hours.
have since branched out into the laundry range and am now a fan of The
Laundress' Signature Detergent (£14.95). It smells crisp and clean and
combines colour guard, natural bleach alternatives and stain fighters. I've
also tried the Delicate Wash (£13.95), which I love for silk and which I'm
convinced will extend the life of my lingerie. Among the other options, which include Denim Wash (£13.95) and Swimwear Care (£13.95), is the pièce
de résistance: the Wool & Cashmere Shampoo (£13.95). This soft,
cedar-infused, sulphate-free wonder cleans my jumpers in a way that few
professionals have managed to pull off.
Laundry aside, there are also handcrafted pet and lint brushes, as well as a luxe line of home cleaning implements (from £10.95), surface cleaners and even ylang ylang-scented vinegar for deodorising germ-ridden surfaces. The Travel Pack (about £35) includes 2oz versions of some great formulations – Delicate Wash, Stain Solution, Crease Release – with a reusable laundry bag thrown in for good measure.
Let's face it: washing, scrubbing and disinfecting are never going to involve having a good time, but The Laundress does bring a new meaning to the concept of the domestic arts.


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Sally Bowman
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- Center for Healthy Aging Research
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Research InterestsMy research and Extension program is focused on gerontology (family caregiving), families in poverty, and rural community development. My work includes the development and evaluation of innovative educational methods, such as interactive simulations, board games, and multimedia approaches in order to facilitate learning.
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Jorge Preloran, a pioneer in the field of ethnographic documentary film and a professor emeritus at UCLA, died March 28 in Los Angeles following a 10-year battle with prostate cancer. He was 75.
Born in Buenos Aires, Preloran began making films on rituals and celebrations in rural communities in Argentina after his graduation from UCLA in 1961.
A cinematic icon in his native Argentina and a UCLA alumnus, Preloran taught at the UCLA's School of Theater, Film and Television from 1976 until his retirement in 1994. Celebrated for developing a cinematic genre known as ethnobiography, he was the recipient of the school's first International Cinema Artist award, conferred at the commencement ceremony in 2008.
"Imaginero," about a creator of religious images from the Andean high plateau, was recently named one of the 10 best Argentine films of all time by a panel of the nation's film critics.
Preloran also directed the feature fiction film "My Aunt Nora" (1983), the short film "Luther Metke at 94" (1979) and the seven-part television series "Patagonia — In Search of Its Remote Past" (1992). A departure was "Zulay, Facing the 21st Century" (1989), which was both reflective and reflexive, filmed as a dialogue between Preloran, his anthropologist wife, Mabel, and Zulay Saravino, a woman from Ecuador who traveled to Los Angeles to help them edit a film about her community.
Preloran received a lifetime achievement award at the 2005 Mar del Plata Film Festival in Argentina. He was a Guggenheim fellow in 1971 and 1975 and a Fulbright scholar in 1987 and 1994, and he was invited to the White House by President Ronald Reagan in the 1980s.
The National Anthropological Archives and Human Studies Film Archives, located in the Smithsonian Institution, decided this year to archive all of Preloran's films because of their importance to the field of anthropology. A feature-length documentary on Preloran, "Huellas y Memoria" ("Footsteps and Memory"), will be released in 2009.
Preloran spent the years since his retirement from UCLA writing an in-depth biographical series "Masters Among Us" of colleagues and artists, many of whom were also the subjects of his films.
Donations may be made to the Fund for Excellence in Film, Television and Digital Media at the UCLA School of Theater, Film and Television, Development Office, 214 East Melnitz, Box 951622, Los Angeles, CA 90095-1622 or by calling 310-206-1349. Checks may be made payable to "The UCLA Foundation" with the memo: In Memory–Preloran (Account #3976).


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Gone Fishin' is not a film to be watched; it is a film to be survived.
Perhaps it will one day be considered brilliant because its plot can be summed up with a simple statement: Two guys, Joe (Joe Pesci) and Gus (Danny Glover), go fishing. Perhaps it will one day be studied in film schools because its writers were so skilled at capturing the syntax and linguistic contours of the typical middle American moron fisherman. Perhaps not.
It's a lot more likely that everybody associated with this film is a complete idiot who wouldn't know funny if it swam up and nibbled on his genitals. Here's the first question that you'll ask yourself as you watch this film: How in the hell did it get made? In these situations the answer is usually "somebody is sleeping with somebody" or "somebody knows somebody" or "somebody has pictures of somebody else engaging in unnatural acts with the gorilla from 'Buddy.'" In this case, you might notice that the writer/executive producer is Jill Mazursky, who just happens to be the daughter of longtime Hollywood director Paul ("Scenes from a Mall") Mazursky, a generous daddy who is apparently quick to lavish his children with cars, clothes and throwaway films.
And while we're mistaking entitlement for talent, what is it again that Joe Pesci has to offer the film world? Little did the Academy know when it gave him an Oscar for "Goodfellas" that he would use it to parlay his "idiotic weasel" schtick into a film persona that would haunt moviegoers for ages.
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One of the first things people see when looking at Linux is the desktop, or Graphical User Interface (GUI). Unlike most other operating systems such as MS Windows, BeOS and MacOS, with Linux (and UNIX) you have a choice of which GUI to use. Additionally, you have the ability to change the look and feel of any of the GUIs.
First, a pronunciation lesson. GUI is commonly pronounced "gooey", and almost never "G-U-I". Now that you know how to be cool, let's move on to what you get in terms of GUIs with Linux.
Unlike MS Windows, BeOS and MacOS, where the GUI is an integral part of the operating system, the graphical environment in Linux is made up of a bunch of pieces.
The bottom-level piece is called the X Window System, or X for short. X itself can be divided into two parts: the client and the server. The client is the part that connects the applications program. On the other end is the server, which is the part that connects to your graphical display. This may sound backward--think of the server as the part that serves the display.
At the next level, we have what is called the window manager. This is the part that adds decorations to the windows, allowing you to perform window-related tasks such as resizing, moving and killing.
Finally, there is a development environment. This is the software that allows you to write application programs that take advantage of the graphical environment. Let me point out that you could do all your development using the functionality offered by X, but it would be a lot harder than using one of the higher-level toolkits.
Two advantages of the multi-piece setup are:
You can run your display on a system other than where the program is running.
You can pick and choose what the GUI looks like.
The first point may sound a little obscure, but it is actually pretty simple and very useful. Let's suppose that some pictures you want to view, using the xv utility, are located on a friend's workstation. Assuming you and your friend are on the same network, your options for accessing the pictures are:
Copy the files to your local system using ftp, rcp or scp.
NFS-mount the directory containing the pictures, so you can access them from your system.
Go to their workstation and view the pictures there.
Take advantage of the client-server design of the X Window System.
The obvious question is how to take advantage of the client-server design of X. The first step is to acquaint yourself with the xhost command. By entering
xhost +
on your local computer, you allow other systems to write to your display. See the man page on xhost for details on other options.
Next, remotely log on to the system with the pictures on them. You can do this with one of several commands, including rsh and ssh. (Find out more about rsh and ssh at our on-line man pages.)
Now you need to tell the X client on this remote system that you want it to use the X server on your desktop to display images. You do this by setting the environment variable named DISPLAY equal to the name or IP address of your desktop system, followed by :0. For example, if the name of your local system is sugarmag.ssc.com and you are running the bash or korn shell, you would enter
export DISPLAY=sugarmag.ssc.com:0
Now you can invoke xv just like you normally would, except you are doing it on the remote system. For example, to display the picture coolpic.jpg, just enter
xv coolpic.jpg
on the remote system. The image will be displayed on your local system.
The window manager is simply a helper program that gives you the ability to control the windows on your desktop. Unlike other platforms, you can pick and choose the window manager.
The two most popular choices today are GNOME and KDE. Both offer a sophisticated user interface and their own development environments. GNOME came into existence for political reasons. The licensing on the Qt toolkit, the software that KDE is based on, was rather restrictive. Today, Qt licensing has been relaxed, and the choice is much more on the level of personal preference.
If you've used MS Windows 95 or 98, KDE will look familiar. The February 2000 issue of Linux Journal ran articles on KDE and GNOME.
If performance is an issue--for example, you want to run Linux on a 486 or other slow machine, or have only 16MB of RAM--you can still run Linux with a GUI. You are best off looking at FVWM, a completely capable window manager that is much smaller than KDE or GNOME. What does FVWM stand for? Well, the Virtual Window Manager part is clear enough, but the "F"? Consult the FVWM FAQ for some of the (often humorous) details. Another alternative is Motif, or its free relative, Lesstif.
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The Pavilion Theater wants you back, baby. It's really sorry for this, this, this, this, this and this, and just wants to regain your trust and rebuild the passionate relationship that the two of you once had.
The South Slope theater's latest attempt to get moviegoers back into their styrofoam-padded purple seats involves the application of a liquor license so that they may serve beer and cocktails. Surely the owners hope that if their customers are wasted, they'll be less likely to balk at the disgusting theaters.
Fat chance. For starters, who hasn't already boozed it up while watching a movie in the Pavilion? I've smuggled and guzzled many 40s in that shithole while sitting through masterpieces like Bulletproof Monk and still have never had a good experience. Sure, I was drunk, which was nice, but once the movie was over it felt like an empty victory because deep down I knew I'd likely spent the last 90 minutes sitting on a family of bedbugs.
Christine Smitz, the spokesperson for the theater (and someone desperately in need of a new job, in my opinion), recently spoke to the Brooklyn Paper about the new initiative. "It's like watching a movie in the comfort of your own home," she explains. "It's a trendy new thing to keep the movie-going experience modern." I don't know about you, but in my home, the chairs are actually comfortable, the floors aren't sticky as shit, and a bottle of Heineken won't cost me $7. But other than that yeah, sure, seeing a movie at The Pavilion is just watching a movie at home. Smitz also mentions that the soon-to-be-lounge area will be a renovated space within the theater, yet makes no mention of the rest of the theater, which is currently still pretty gross.
On the bright side, this is another reminder that it's finally legal for movie theaters in New York to sell overpriced booze alongside overpriced popcorn. Now all we need is a decent theater in Park Slope so that we may enjoy the latest movies without having to sneak in a flask or a 40.


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A METRORAIL train en route to Vereeniging was burned on Tuesday night, pushing the damage suffered by the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (Prasa) to more than R70m since the beginning of a strike by the fledgling National Transport Movement (NTM) trade union.
The union has been on strike since January 18 over the failure by Prasa, which runs Metrorail, to grant it collective bargaining and organisational rights within the agency.
The NTM has been battling for recognition within other state-owned companies such as South African Airways, where it went on strike claiming it had reached the 30% threshold required for it to enjoy collective bargaining rights.
Metrorail CEO Mosenngwa Mofi said the operator had lost 14 trains to vandalism since the strike began.
NTM president Ephraim Mphahlele said on Tuesday that the union was not involved in any illegal activities. "We dispute these unfounded allegations that the NTM has engaged in acts of sabotage and malicious damage to property."
Metrorail's statements were "mischievous and provocative".
Mr Mphahlele said the trade union would be taking legal advice over Metrorail's statements about the NTM, which he said was a "peaceful union".
Metrorail said in a statement that a pattern had emerged which showed the acts of arson were "well orchestrated" and that the "intelligence at our disposal has confirmed that these are planned activities".
On Tuesday, Metrorail opened a case of malicious damage to property against the leadership of the NTM. Metrorail further interdicted the union and its members against damaging its property and enforced a minimum 100m distance from its properties for picketers.
Metrorail said action by the NTM was motivated by desperation, because the NTM had not been able to attract more than 500 members of the total of 13,000 people employed at Prasa.
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Two apparently unrelated headlines in the education presses caught my attention this week:
"Female Scientists Do More Housework Than Men Do"
"Colleges seek new ways to support female scientists." (more…)
Two apparently unrelated headlines in the education presses caught my attention this week:
"Female Scientists Do More Housework Than Men Do"
"Colleges seek new ways to support female scientists." (more…)
Rednecks need not apply for academic jobs. In fact, they don't apply at all. That's the message of a recent study described in the New York Times. Neil Gross, of the University of British Columbia, and Ethan Fosse, a doctoral student at Harvard, both sociologists, have published a self-evidently titled article, "Why Are Professors Liberal?". The piece has drawn quite a bit of attention to the obvious, but sometimes it's worth reviewing the obvious. The angle these scholars take is to ask why liberals seek to become academics—and conservatives do not. Of course, they are not talking about political parties as we know them in Canada but about ways of thinking about the world. (more…)
The pictures coming out of Haiti are as devastating as it gets. Technology now brings us directly to the site of the earthquake disaster way in advance of food, water, and medical supplies. We still haven't advanced beyond having to load up monster carriers with emergency supplies and then waiting in agony until they arrive, often far too late for thousands who just didn't have another 24 hours in their futures. Perhaps one day we will be able to transport large materials across great distances within an hour or two. For now, those who have survived the catastrophe are inhabiting a hell we just can't imagine. (more…)
Welcome back to my Postcards from the Edge. The 2010 launch of my blog spot was delayed because of a vicious bug that pretty well flattened me for the first week of January. Perhaps, it's all because of too much New Year's Eve revelry around the bay, as we say here. 'Revelry around the bay' is practically redundant, of course. There is something about leaving town and entering the wild beauty of rural Newfoundland, especially right by the coast, that brings out the reveler in all of us. It's such a rush of emancipation, away from traffic and Blackberries, that one can't help but feel released. With only the sound of the sea and the wind in one's ears, revelry can extend for days. (more…)


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In 2004 OAH, in conjunction with Georgia State University Department of History and the Georgia Association of Historians, will host its second regional conference. The conference theme is "Practicing American History in the South" and its aim is to serve anew its members at community and four-year colleges and high schools, and those employed in government, museums, and the private sector as well as in major universities.
The regional conference will be held in Atlanta, Georgia, on the campus of Georgia State University, 8-11 July 2004. The meeting takes as its special charge a desire to reach historians and graduate students who find it difficult to attend the national meeting held in the spring each year. Considerable attention will be devoted to professional development and the practice of history both in classrooms and in public settings in the South.
We encourage formats that promote discussion and participation, for example, roundtables and debates with up to five panelists. Although session proposals are preferred, we welcome individual paper submissions. We also welcome volunteers to chair or comment at sessions, as assigned by the Program Committee.
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One additional thought on Drury. I do think that if the Rangers are lucky enough to make the playoffs he could play a valuable role similar to the Olympics last year. Can't underestimate the value of experience in the playoffs.
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Dave Shapiro over at Blueshirt Banter gives us the run down of what it will cost to buy out Chris Drury…
"Buying out Drury during the summer of 2011 would result in a $3.7 million cap hit for the 2011-2012 season (saving the Rangers $3.35 million in cap space), and a $1.67 million cap hit for the 2012-2013 season, a season where Drury's initial contract would have expired. The $3.35 million in cap space saved goes a long way, especially considering Wade Redden and his $6.5 million cap hit will be on the summer cap. During a summer when the Rangers will look to sign Brad Richards, every dollar in cap space is important."
…i think last night might have been Drury's last chance to prove he can still play and he failed miserably. It was so bad for him a CT Whale callup took his spot on a line with Boyle & Prust.
…Jesse Spector over at the Daily News has talked recently about how important Drury is in the locker room, but I think the Rangers have enough young leaders (Cally, Dubi & Staal) to make up for the loss of Drury.
…sure he's great on the pk and can block shots, but so is almost everyone on the team.
…while the Rangers would take a cap hit for an extra year if they were to buy out Drury, I think it may be worth it.
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HOLLIDAYSBURG - The prosecution wrapped up Tuesday's testimony against Nicholas A. Horner by calling Altoona Detective Sgt. Ben Jones to read a statement Horner made to him within two hours of the shootings on April 6, 2009.
Jones told the jury that the statement by Horner was very detailed as he outlined the dispute with his wife, and his afternoon at Holiday Bowl.
He told the officer he was a nephew to Trooper Joseph Sepp, who died in a shooting in Ebensburg almost a decade ago - a true statement, Jones confirmed.
He seemed eager to tell his side of the story, Jones said.
"I just want justice to be done. I am not a criminal," Horner stated.
But when it came to events after Horner left Holiday Bowl and went to Subway, his story became rambling and confused, as Jones presented it.
When he left Holiday Bowl to walk to his Altoona home, a man in a car kidnapped him, Horner said. He pulled a gun on Horner and told him to get into the car.
Horner said he was frightened, got in the car and drove it to the parking garage of the nearby Logan Valley Mall.
He said he couldn't tell police what the man looked like or what type of car he was driving, but Horner, who was driving, said he stopped the car and ran away.
The kidnapper began to chase him.
He ran into the creek bed and he heard gunshots, the man still in pursuit.
Horner thinks he entered Subway for a "split second," he said in the statement.
In another part of the statement, Horner said that when he entered Subway, a woman offered him money. The woman began slapping him, and he was afraid, he said.
Horner inferred in his statement that the man chasing him killed Subway employee Scott Garlick, 19, and shot another employee Michele Petty.
He said he was a victim.
Then he complained that he expected to go to jail.
"Somebody got shot. You know that it's going to come down to me. I'm going to do 60 years in jail. It's going to happen," he told Jones.
Jones said he believed Horner was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol when he gave his 45-minute statement to police that day.
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I want to learn how to set up multiple runways when working AFCAD at various airports.
It seems that Closing the longest runway means that only landings are allowed. Is this correct?
Also, is it possible to allow an approach from only one direction on a runway?
The big reason that I'm confused is that I set up my JFK so that landings occur on 31L, and take offs are on either 31R/13L, or 22R/4L. However, the first time I tried this planes were landing on 31L and taking off on 13L. This doesn't seem to be possible in a real world situation.
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The house where L.L. Bean raised a family and started the iconic outdoors outfitter that bears his name is getting a makeover to restore it to its historic state.
The work, which includes repairs and replacement of siding, roof shingles, porch columns, windows, doors and a coat of paint, is scheduled to be reviewed by the Freeport Planning Board on July 9.
The Queen Anne-style Victorian just a few blocks from the flagship L.L. Bean store houses some offices and the company's archives, including a vast collection of original documents, photographs, possessions and products.
The Portland Press Herald reported that the project would return the home to its appearance in about 1912.
The house was built in 1888 and bought by Bean and his first wife in the early 1900s.


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Ah, Father's Day 2013. Can it really be a whole year since I last shared the wise and prolific lessons my Pop has taught me over time?
Hmm, doesn't seem that long. But then again, my dad is always telling me that the older you get, the faster time goes. Darn it if he didn't get another one right.
And that just happens to be one of the many things I love about my father. If you don't mind, I'm going to tell you about some of the others, too, today.
Such as, his penchant to be able to make me laugh under almost any circumstances legit.
I have to admit that, when I'm really down or sad, it's usually my Pop or my son who can turn that frown upside down. And typically, it's with some comment so irreverent that I can't help but take a step back, breathe and laugh a bit.
I mean, don't get me wrong, my Pop will call me out on the really bonehead things I do. Like that time I ran the half marathon with the sinus infection, he was the first one to say, "Well, why in the hell would you do something so stupid?"
You know, Dad, when you put it that way um, yeah, I got nothin'. Not my best decision to date. Turned right into bronchitis, just like he said it would.
Then again, God help anyone else who dares to insult one of his children in front of my dad. Because it is one thing for him to take us aside and privately question one of our errors in judgment but it is quite another for him to sit quietly by and hear someone - literally anyone - launch a hurtful word in the direction of one of his kids or, even worse, his grandkids. The likelihood of the offender getting away unscathed is very, very slim.
Loyalty and dependability are synonymous with my dad. It's a double-punch of character he passed on to all of us. I can see it in my Kyle, as well.
In fact, I see lots and lots of my Pop in my son. They share these two and many other personality traits; not to mention a collective passion for: swimming fast, eating lots of bread, roughhousing in good-natured fun, watching ultimate fighting competitions or black-and-white movies about WWII, singing beautifully and laughing so loud and hard that they tear up. I really, really love that.
They both also hate when I gush over them; particularly on Sunday mornings in the Tribune Chronicle. I digress
I love how, since the time I was little, my dad would at once be a disciplinarian and an empowerer of individual thought.
I love how he always yells at us to eat and sends us home with bushels of fresh vegetables hand-picked from the garden he painstakingly nurtures all year round.
I love when he tells me stories about his childhood in Italy and reminds me of my heritage. I love how he's encouraged us to embrace tradition and revere God and family above all.
And I love how, when I was eight, he let me run right into the ocean with my sandals on and everything because I'd never seen it before. For that and for so many other things, thank you, Pop.
Happy Father's Day; I love you. And happy Father's Day to Kyle's dad I love you, too, Kerry!
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Long-term lease to operate at Gray Aqua plant
Mayor Steve Crewe of Hermitage-Sandyville received some great news on April 18 as he was informed by Cooke officials that the company has signed a long-term lease to process fish at the Gray plant in the community.
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The Gray plant at Hermitage which will be used by Cooke to process salmon striating in June of this year.
According to Mayor Crewe, Cooke Aqua has signed a five-year lease with Gray with an option for another five years after 2019.
"This is great news for the community going forward," Mayor Crewe said. "We've been waiting a long time for something like this, and it's exciting to see that the new Gray plant will finally see some processing."
Nell Halse, an official with Cooke Aqua, said that the company has signed a long-term lease with Gray Aqua Ltd. to process their farmed salmon at that facility starting in early June.
Halse said that the company will process its own fish and product belonging to Gray Aqua when it reaches marketable size.
She said that the company will start processing in early June with anywhere from 20 to 30 employees. She said that as production ramps up the company would hire more people on an as-needed basis.
Halse said that the company will accept applications from the general area as it starts to fill positions needed for processing.
"This will create good employment for the area, "Halse said, "as the processing will be similar to that done at Harbour Breton. We have formed a new company - Hermitage Processing Inc. -for processing and we will start commissioning the plant right away for production in early June."
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Roberta Goods from Hermitage worked with Cook Aqua at its former processing facility in Harbour Breton.
"There are lots of excited people in this area," Goods said, "now that Cooke Aqua has said they will start processing fish here in June. I enjoyed working at Harbour Breton but the travel to and from Harbour Breton at night was nerve wrecking in the end, especially when it was foggy.
"I will definitely be applying for a job at the new Cooke operation, and I hope I'm one of the employees at the new facility."
Norma Loveless, from Seal Cove, was also a Cooke employee at Harbour Breton.
"I heard the great news on April 18," Loveless said, "and it certainly made my Easter weekend seem all the much better as it did for a lot of other people.
"I enjoyed working at Harbour Breton but the travel over the road at night was scary given the condition of that section of highway from the Hermitage turn-off to Harbour Breton."
Loveless said that she will definitely apply for a job at the new Cooke operation in Hermitage.


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