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SIGSEGV Runtime error in C programming
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Ok, what happening is, I am getting a runtime error(SIGSEGV), when I am trying to post my codes on online C competitions.
Did a little research, and found that its mainly related to either using too much memory ( am sure my maximum array elements are "unsinged int range" looped 1000 times ..
so am not using too much memory, maximumI suppose would go till 10MB and the contest limits me to use till 64MB memory.
Ok, second case is, I can have a Memory out of bound. Segmentation error, which usually happens..
so What I did was.. I installed MinGW[ earlier I compiled in Dev-cpp] and then used the gdb error debugging method for segmentation error.. but, what happened is , my debugging gave me that the program EXITED NORMALLY in the end, something like that.. which was clearly the fact that its not a segmentation error..
Am attaching my code below.. well if u wanna read... don't worry if u see such a long code.. leave the calculation part, trust me, there is nothing wrong, am getting the correct output on my Dev-cpp and MinGW -gcc( gcc Mycode.c -Werror)..
well this is what I doubt...
long insigned int -> range is 0 to 2^31-1 (2147483647).
and I used K as "long unsigned int" to enter a limit...
after that I made an array xl(say, actually I made 4, lets take one of them )
and wrote
xl=(long unsigned int *)malloc((k)*sizeof(long unsigned int));
so it would make an array of length 'K' and if the user inputs 2^30 which is perfectly valid since K is long unsigned int type, so, it would make an array of 1,073,741,824 X 4(bytes for each)= 4096MB means 4GB ...
My system has 16GB ram.. so is this the memory OUT OF BOUND problem..
NOTE: if u think this is, convince me, because I installed a virtual WinXP on VMWare, then limited the RAM size to 512MB and ran, and it ran well, but I never took input so big..
Right now, I tried with K value as 123456789 and error came.. windows errors.. I suppose, this is the problem..
Ok so If I was wrong above in debugging.. tell me, guys.. how would I take the input.. cause I have to take array of size K which is an "unsigned long int" size...
1process I came up with is..: I would save value of k in k1. then would run for each 1000 values at a time... then free up mem, again do it for next thousand... like that..
HELP HELP.. any solution..
Re: SIGSEGV Runtime error in C programming
123456789*4/1048576=470.95=470MB assuming sizeof(long unsigned int)=4.
Maximum k within 64MB is 16777216 (actually 16777215 due to your "k++" before the malloc).
If you're limited to 64MB then you can't use 123456789 as the range.
Re: SIGSEGV Runtime error in C programming
Thanks @All... especially xpi0t0s
the issue got resolved, I used other method, different thinking to overcome this issue. Now its alright.
Thanks to this, now I can understand SIGSEGV error properly...
:) thanks guys.. :D
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Sure, except that an organized eco tour costs a fortune and not everyone can afford that or wants to do a tour with a lot of people or pay for the expense of doing a private one.
And, you have to understand where I come from. In Pennsylvania, the Audubon society, DOE (environment/conservation), and and the Nature Conservancy all have accessible catalogues of which birds are where, when. These things are published widely, so that people can go and watch the birds -- which, it turns out, is a hugely popular tourist attraction. And, you can do all of this *without* an eco tour and *with* affordable, local guides that you can contact to take you out to the "best sites" or you can just go it alone.
That's a stark cry from just being incredulously told "in the bush." In my opinion, it's a rude answer. We know that birds live in the bush, that they fly around and migrate, and that there are certain times of days for things. All bird watchers know this! What we don't know are the particulars of the birds of NZ and how to see them.
If you said to me that you wanted to see the red tail hawk in nest, I would tell you that you would have a great go of it in two locations in pennsylvania that I knew of (among many others). The first is Valley Forge park -- which is about 45 minutes out of philadelphia, and there are hotels and b/bs in the much closer (actually adjacent) King of Prussia (town). Hawks tend to be most active in the mornings/evenings (when the voles are most active), and so it would be better to stay in KoP and head out to the park before sunrise. The open plains areas of the park will be better for siting, as that's their major hunting ground -- and you'll be likely to see activity on the thermals (mating habits) after their breakfast (until about 10 am).
All of this is *recorded* and accessible information. If you contacted any of the tourism groups in PA, they'd tell you this information. Which geographic area, which towns are nearby, what to do to get the best sight of the birds. It's helpful -- and it builds confidence that you are *more likely* to see the birds than not.
It took me a long time to figure out, for example, that pukeko loved geothermal areas. Everywhere I read kept talking about swamp areas. I sought out swamps, and we really didn't see any pukeko. We did see several other interesting birds, but not what we were looking for. It was fairly disappointing, to be honest. Then, we happened to be going through a geothermal area, and i see this odd little bird and think "wait, I think that's a pukeko!" and we pull over and go into the area (gently, of course), and found several pukeko that we got to observe for a fair while. It was really lovely.
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> I'd like to use a boot disk copy of TI Home to image a drive from a drive available over my home network to a new
> blank drive on a new system. Possible?
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Dear Miss Manners: Is it rude to ask the parent of the child who had an overnight party why your son/daughter was not invited?
Gentle Reader: What response do you hope to obtain?
A weak excuse, such as, "Oh, we asked only his very closest friends."
An honest excuse, such as, "The girls say she's kind of a drag."
Or just ruining whatever social life your child may hope to have?
Whether or not you would succeed in wrangling an invitation, you may be sure that the parent you call will talk it over with the child-host, who is not likely to resist letting the other guests know.
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In other posts, this person has lectured on comments made by others with regard to the tribulations of university instruction, pointing out that she knows how to do it better, not only because she is tenured, but also because her university has, according to her, a higher rank. For what it is worth, the university she is employed by is a state university in a rather impoverished area. The state has a low rank for educational achievement.
Beyond the fact that it seems inappropriate, may I say rude, to correct others in a social setting, I would appreciate your comments on the propriety of claiming expert status as a result of having obtained job security.
I recognize that having been granted tenure presumes that an individual has complied with standards established at an institution, and that one achieving it may be proud of having done so. However, it seems pretentious at a minimum to constantly refer to it.
Gentle Reader: You and the university have something in common: an inability to terminate the relationship with this annoying person. So Miss Manners suggests that you try not to let her behavior bother you.
But of course "expert status," however acquired, does not entitle anyone to go around being a nuisance. (Miss Manners is wildly insulted when people coyly say they had better watch themselves around her, as if she would ever commit such rudeness.) And compounding it by bragging about tenure only makes one feel sorry for the lady's employer.


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WHEN IT comes to uniforms, the Sixers usually get it right.
There was the 1965-66 uni that didn't make the grade, but it wasn't because of the look. The players considered the high waist bands and baggy shorts too flashy and the uniforms were discontinued after 1 year.
Put a good team in a bad uniform and the talent overcomes the eyesore. But put a bad team in a bad uniform and there is no place to hide.
Enter the 1991-94 Sixers uniform.
It was hideous. And it replaced probably the classiest uniform the Sixers ever wore, from 1978-91. The one Julius Erving, Moses Malone, Maurice Cheeks, Bobby Jones, Andrew Toney, et al wore en route to the 1983 NBA championship. And the same one Charles Barkley wore for the first 7 years of his career.


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Wedding bells will soon ring for Desiree Hartsock and Chris Siegfried!
The happy couple celebrated their upcoming nuptials with dinner and dancing Saturday night at DeLille Cellars in Woodinville, Wash.
"It was so much fun," the former Bachelorette, 27, tells PEOPLE. "It's really nice to sit back and be with friends and family and think about why you're getting married and celebrate that love. Chris and I both couldn't stop smiling."
At the party, produced by Jocelyn Cates for Capstory.me, guests like Jason and Molly Mesnick dined on crab pot pie and wild mushroom and kale bread pudding and sipped on wine and local beers.
"The food was amazing," Hartsock says. "And we had a cute little dessert bar. It was like a wedding!"
As far as plans under way, the bride-to-be has at least one big decision made.
"I've been working with Maggie Sottero on [two dresses]: my ceremony dress and my reception dress," says the bridal designer. "It's all sketched out and in the works. Both of them are reflections of my personality."
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I really love "Samson and Delilah" for Ashley! The music is so dramatic and is perfect for her. She sells the program like no other!
I like the costume but I'm not exactly loving it. I see a costume change late in the season.
I am just interested with Worlds!
Ashley-Akiko-Sotnikova-Ando-Kim-Asada-Murakami-Kostner-Tuktamysheva are all in the mix! Pretty exciting!
That was quite a competition. Not many triple-triples, but it's early in the season.
Dead Can Dance music for Meite. Good choice!
But I hate hate hate Marchei's dress.
When she leans forward it looks like she has super-pointy breasts.
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Re Ashley's costume, at first I didn't like the color. I thought it was too bright when I saw a picture online, but when I saw it later during her performance it didn't look so bright yellow. It is more of a deep yellow with orange highlights. And, I love the embroidery and the cut of it now too. I think it actually suits the Samson and Delilah theme, and Ashley looks sexy in it. I'm not so sure she's going to make a costume change later in the season. It must be expensive to get these costumes designed and made. Does Philip Mills help in designing her costumes? I know he does her choreography.
I'm so impressed that even though Ashley was nervous, she overcame it when the music started. Also, what Nicks said to her to steady her nerves helped her too. She's a great pupil and he's a great coach.
1. Ashley WAGNER (USA) - 188.37 Free Skate, 2nd Copy
2. Christina GAO (USA) - 174.25 Free Skate, 2nd Copy
3. Adelina SOTNIKOVA (RUS) - 168.96 Free Skate, 2nd Copy
4. Valentina MARCHEI (ITA) - 158.79 Free Skate
5. Haruka IMAI (JPN) - 157.72 Free Skate
6. Mae Berenice MEITE (FRA) - 155.95 Free Skate
7. Alena LEONOVA (RUS) - 153.49 Free Skate
8. Viktoria HELGESSON (SWE) - 144.85 Free Skate
9. Rachael FLATT (USA) - 136.09 Free Skate
10. Sarah HECKEN (GER) - 134.09 Free Skate
Added the video for Rachael Flatt's free program.
So with Gao already being chosen, it was down to Flatt & Nagasu, they went with the former.
If Nagasu is motivated enough, she'll show through a strong result at COC that she deserved two events. Otherwise...*shrug*
I fell asleep, but here is my take
looks like Ashley will be the one to be beat this season not Mao
I never thought Gao would be more of a factor than Agnes or Gracie,lol but looks like training with Hanyu and Fernandez gave her a lot of confidence
Adelina has improved, I'm beginning to love her FS , too bad about the invalid combos,
Thanks Mao88!
Just saw Adelina- technically, she really did 3 triple flips (the judges were lenient), so her edge on the lutz still has issues, so lucky there. But she is such a fantastic talent (and a quite beautiful young woman) with such speed and scale on her jumps that it's a shame she made those mistakes. I'm guessing, an early season competition, with concentration and stamina issues. She will sort it out, no question.
Go Adelina!!!
Yes, NBC will have a 2 hour show for each Grand Prix except Cup of China (for some reason). Mike Emrick (usually does hockey) is the announcer this year. I liked him. He didn't talk too much, was crisp in his delivery, and didn't ask stupid or condescending questions.
Check your listings.
Adelina is a dissapointment. What's with the music choice? I don't think she'll grow into a champion...She's going to lose more and more PCS for her inconsistency...she reminds me of Kostner who is struggling all the time, that's why I don't like her...all those falls every now and then. Happy for Gao and Wagner! That's how you do it! like Liza last year. What's for Leonova - awful costumes, awful programs.
Incredible! After so many years of being a hopeful fan, it's AMAZING to watch her win! It's funny how she's now the center of discussions about overscoring. She was usually the victim of somebody else being overscored, now it's the other way around. But that's figure skating. And it's great that she gets boosted while not failing to deliver. 4th win in 2012! (Nats, 4CC, JO and SKAM) GO ASHLEY!


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- By Laurie Levene-Whitehill
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Laurie Levene-Whitehill
Born, raised and in lives in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. Diagnosed with Celiac Disease ten years ago. Having missed the tantalizing aromas of my Grandma Rose's cooking, I am trying to create gluten-free variations.
Grandma always said her cabbage was great for a hot meal on cool Fall or cold Winter days. It cooks all in one pot and takes about three hours on a medium heat.
2 Heads Savoy Cabbage--less likely to cause stomach issues
2 Cans Muir Glen Diced Tomatoes--No Salt Added, Gluten Free
2 Pounds Chopped Sirloin
2 Large Sweet Vidalia Onions Diced into really small pieces
2 Anne Chun's Rice Express Sticky White Rice
1 Anne Chun's Rice Express Brown Rice
In a large pot, boil both heads of cabbage for about 6 minutes, then remove from pot, and pour cold water over them and let them cool in the sink. While waiting for them to cool sufficiently so you can handle the leaves without burning your fingers you can mix-up the remaining ingredients.
In a large bowl, put the chopped sirloin, next all the onion you've diced and then all the rice, with your fingers thoroughly mix all the ingredients together. Pour off all the water from the large pot you cooked the cabbage in and put on side. Take four leaves of the cabbage and spread them out on the bottom of the pot, then take about 1/4 cup of the juice from the diced tomatoes and pour over the leaves on the bottom of the pot.
Next take one of the cabbage leaves and take two heaping tablespoons of the sirloin, onion and rice mixture into the middle of opened cabbage leaf and then carefully roll it up when all rolled up put on the leaves in the bottom of the pot and repeat until you've used all the leaves--if you have any mixture left just roll into small meatball and put in the pot, then pour both cans of the diced tomatoes over all the cabbages.
Put the pot on the stove put the lid on not completely cover-the pot and cook on a medium flame for about 3 hours. When finished serve with hot gluten-free rolls and Enjoy!!!!
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mitch diamondRating: ( Author)
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02 Nov 2009 9:28:10 AM PDT
I'm sorry, but this is a poor excuse for stuffed cabbage and the problem has nothing to do with gluten -which is not in the basic recipe in any event. There is no seasoning in the sauce! In all my many experiences with varieties of stuffed cabbage, which I love, there was always a sweet-sour flavor in the tomato sauce -usually from some combination of vinegar, lemon juice and brown sugar. In addition various versions included some other seasonings - perhaps a small amount of cinnamon or cloves, for example.
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Allergies are ever present in our lives cinnamon next to Gluten is one of the big allergies. Taking all precautions into mind that is how I came to this recipe. So sorry if disappoints some who are not allergic.
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The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, which dispatched an inspection team July 16 to the plant, released a statement that said an issue with one of the power plant's circulating water pumps has failed to start, and the plant will not reach full production until this is resolved, the report said.
Full coverage of The Oyster Creek Nuclear Plant
The Oyster Creek plant said that the failed breaker, which is being maintained open until the cause of the problem is found and fixed, has no adverse effect on the plant's operation, the report said. The commission also found a faulty auto-sync module, which was replaced and successfully tested, the report said.
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The Sound Test - Episode 12 Notes
Recent games mix with old favorites in this week's edition.
By Ray Barnholt Sep 05, 2010 4:35PM PST
Category: The Sound Test
Tags: Forever Kingdom (PS2) Kingdom Hearts (PS2) Suikoden II (PS1) Mafia 2 (XBOX 360) Mafia 2 (PS3) Mafia 2 (PC) Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep (PSP) Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game (PS3) Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game (XBOX 360)
Feeling slightly at a loss with this week's playlist, I decided to throw in some Evergrace II music (from a rip online, so it's not an ideal quality), and at the top, no less. Weird or not, I love the hell out of it. The release of Kingdom Hearts: Birth by Sleep is recognized with a piano piece, Scott Pilgrim gets some airplay, and some less topical selections from Pulstar and Suikoden make up this episode's mix as well.
Music From This Week's Show
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Evergrace II / Forever Kingdom
Song: [Unknown title!]
Composer: Kota Hoshino
Song: Hollow Bastion
Album: Piano Collections Kingdom Hearts: Field & Battle
Performance: Takehiko Yamada
Song: Currents
Album: Genso Suikoden Music Collection ~Celtic Collection 3~ Composers: Miki Higashino, Keiko Fukami
Song: Pulstar Stage 1 (Remix)
Album: NeoGeo Heroes: SNK Premium Sound Collection
Composer: Youhei Shiokawa
(Soundtrack CD available with purchase of the game)
Song: Leave the Past Behind
Artist: Anamanaguchi
Song: Credits
Album: Mafia II Official Orchestral Score
Performance: Prague FILMharmonic Orchestra
(Soundtrack available with Collector's Edition of the game)
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Scott PilgrimPosted: Sep 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by BobbyWatson
The Scott Pilgrim track was the highlight of my day... until I bought the whole soundtrack.
Reader.Posted: Sep 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by RenTheUnclean
This podcast never plays directly from google reader.
I can download it and listen to it, but I am lazy and that is inconvenient.
Every other cast on 1up works correctly, so it must be something with how it is linked.
reader 2.Posted: Sep 08, 2010 12:00AM PST by RenTheUnclean
It is because they are m4a's.
LTTPPosted: Sep 16, 2010 12:00AM PST by kentdoggydog
I finally listened to this and loved that celtic track. The Witcher has a great soundtrack that is somewhat celtic in nature and is worth checking out.


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Paul Fritzler
May 16, 1945-Oct. 30, 2012
Age: 67
Residence: Greeley
Paul W. Fritzler, 67, of Greeley, passed away Oct. 30, 2012, at Hospice of Northern Colorado, after a long battle with lung cancer. He was born May 16, 1945, to Paul and Bertha (Schmidt) Fritzler in Greeley.
Paul grew up on the family farm in rural Greeley and attended Windsor schools. He enlisted in the Navy and served on the U.S.S. Ranger during the Vietnam War. He was honorably discharged in 1969. In 1971, he married Holly Pinger in Windsor. They later divorced.
He worked for Weld County Road and Bridge Department for more than 20 years. He also raised a large garden and sold regularly at the Farmers Market in Greeley, Fort Collins and Cheyenne, Wyo. Paul was a good-hearted person who never met a stranger. He enjoyed Dutch hops, gardening and his pets. He will be remembered by his family as a man who enjoyed life, was happy-go-lucky, loved his family and was a great father, brother and uncle.
Paul is survived by his son, Daniel Fritzler; sister, Kathie McDermed; brothers, John (Karen) Fritzler, all of Greeley, and Rick Fritzler of Kersey; his nieces, Tara Bollig of Loveland, Kristin Chambers of Charleston, S.C., and Katie Fritzler of Greeley; nephew, John Fritzler of Kersey; great-niece, Kaylyn Chambers; and great-nephew, Brayden Chambers, both of Charleston, S.C.
He was preceded in death by his parents.
A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, at Adamson Chapel.
Memorial contributions may be made to "The American Cancer Society" in care of Adamson Funeral & Cremation Services, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 806734. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Judith Doughty Sills
March 13, 1948-Oct. 14, 2012
Age: 64
Residence: Pierce
Judith Doughty Sills, 64, passed away Oct. 14, 2012, after a three-year battle with cancer. She was born March 13, 1948, to Walter Vernon and Violet Louise Doughty in Greeley. She was a geriatrics nurse, specializing in Alzheimer's patients.
She had a big heart and was an amazing woman, and I will always consider myself very lucky for having her as my mother.
Judith is survived by her children, Sam Sills and Elisabeth Sills; and her brothers, Bill, Chuck and Sam Doughty.
Her parents preceded her in death.
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David Haye has offered to fight WBO and IBF heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko in Germany after prospects of the bout taking place in London faded.
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Clashes, bombings kill 30 people in Iraq
BAGHDAD -- Violence across Iraq, including a series of car bombings and fighting between militants and government troops over control of the country's contested Anbar province, killed at least 30 people Saturday, officials said.
The bombings struck neighborhoods around the capital, Baghdad.
Medical officials confirmed the death tolls for the attacks.
Violence has escalated in Iraq over the past year, particularly since late December after authorities dismantled an anti-government Sunni protest camp and arrested a Sunni lawmaker on terrorism charges in Anbar province.
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Microsoft's updated Windows Phone YouTube app won't address all of Google's concerns
0. phoneArena 22 May 2013, 18:32 posted on
Earlier this month, Windows Phone users were the recipient of a new YouTube app that instantly made moot all of those third party YouTube apps like MetroTube; but the new app did violate three Google regulations. One, it blocked ads from appearing on the videos, and two, it allowed users to download videos onto their devices...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. papss (unregistered)
These two always butting heads, M$ stop playing games and Google make the damn app for WP8
9. Yodaa (Posts: 21; Member since: 22 May 2013)
The fear of loss is a path to the Dark Side.
14. sharks (Posts: 236; Member since: 16 Feb 2013)
"the update still does not allow YouTube ads to run on Windows Phone devices." -this says it all about a renewed battle between these two giants. However, i have to say that Microsoft is playing a very dangerous game. Google owns Youtube, literally. MS can't expect to be the exception to the universal rules set down by Google for Youtube users across all types of devices. Oh, and Google owes MS no Youtube app, if it doesn't want to. MS is just yanking Google's chain for some attention to boost its own WP platform. If i were Google, i would kick MS' ass down the curb for being a dirty player.
16. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
+1 well said
20. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Perhaps it's time the government cracked down on the illegal pirated content being streamed from Youtube. Problem solved*
41. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Urban, when has government intervention EVER solved anything for the tech community. If anything they'll just put them through a long court battle and try to find a way to throw in a YouTube tax.
26. ArtSim98 (Posts: 3535; Member since: 21 Dec 2012)
I would kick Google's ass for being unfair to it's competitors. Youtube is a program that everyone should be allowed to use freely!
39. tokuzumi (Posts: 961; Member since: 27 Aug 2009)
Google owns YouTube, and therefore, makes the rules. It is open for the most part. Google makes money on ad revenue. If someone does something to work around this, Google has a right to step in, and block this attempt. iOS doesn't seem to have this issue. Android doesn't have this issue. This represents almost all mobile users. Microsoft has smart developers. They can most certainly figure it out.
42. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
And you can ArtSim, If you follow the rules. They are simple rules protecting Googles profit and the users uploaded content. If MS doesn't like it they can go BING themselves.
15. taikucing (unregistered)
stop scroogling & bad campaigning google
27. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
The fact that you just used the term "scroogling" is proof of all the s**t MS has been saying about Google, and they still expect them to go out of their way to make an app for them! What a bunch of douchbags...
17. SuperNexus (Posts: 127; Member since: 18 Jan 2013)
you read my mind here, I was about to say same thing....
2. ahhxd717 (Posts: 332; Member since: 08 Dec 2011)
I think Microsoft stated that Google won't provide them certain APIs that allow ads in the app, so if that's true, Google just needs to cooperate or make the app itself for WP. The two companies just need to suck up their pride and move on and fix this.
3. Damo579 (Posts: 242; Member since: 18 May 2013)
I agree with you totally.
10. mafiaprinc3 (Posts: 528; Member since: 07 May 2012)
so true
65. Timmehor (Posts: 599; Member since: 09 Mar 2013)
It's so childish.
4. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Why is Google complaining? 99 percent of Youtube's online content is illegal pirated material anyway...
To explain this point further: if you download copyrighted material, via bit-torrent, then you're considered to be a thief. However, if your company name is Google and you allow people to upload the same material and then stream it from your site (whilst generating revenue from advertising), then it's called popular net culture.
7. PhoneArenaUser (Posts: 5498; Member since: 05 Aug 2011)
Using your logic the same thing could be said and about Microsoft.
35. sks1969 (Posts: 91; Member since: 04 Mar 2012)
both are trying to screw the customer, so let them screw us in fair way :(
43. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
And may ask where you got this statistic Urban? Please enlighten me
5. clevername (Posts: 1436; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
Still haven't seen the update... Don't plan on updating when I do.
6. papss (unregistered)
They said it was going to be blocked regardless if you update or not
24. clevername (Posts: 1436; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
thought id see if that was actually the case, and as of right now, i can still download. dont see how they can block downloads if i still have access to the videos. not without an update i mean
8. Credo (Posts: 748; Member since: 19 Apr 2012)
Google was/is nothing without Microsoft, so coo-operate with daddy!
11. microsoftnokiawin (Posts: 1178; Member since: 30 Mar 2012)
Explain ?
12. Hemlocke (unregistered)
Time for Larry to back up his words, already, don't you think?
"Every story I read about Google is about us versus some other company, or something else, and I really don't find that interesting. We should be building things that don't exist,"
Of course, they may be focusing on their new 3D Maps, which completely suck and don't work on mobile. Where is the outrage and laughter that was directed at Apple Maps, when they debuted on mobile, and are clearly way ahead of Google's desktop browser-based 3D maps?
18. Jayzee (Posts: 22; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
Google is it really hard to make an App for Windows Phone ? Just make the Damn app and then your fight with MS is over.
19. GalaxyXperiaOptimusDroid (Posts: 13; Member since: 10 May 2013)
Google should sue them! Dont give wp instagram and youtube! Or WP would have a bigger chance of competition. They should choke wp with lack of google services.
21. Jayzee (Posts: 22; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
Microsoft is giving their Services (Outlook and Skyrive) to Android and iOS and then Google will not make their services to WP ? That is somewhat unfair
22. GalaxyXperiaOptimusDroid (Posts: 13; Member since: 10 May 2013)
Thats what you call bussines.
25. clevername (Posts: 1436; Member since: 11 Jul 2008)
thats what yyou call stifling competition. that stifles innovation.
29. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
Who uses outlook or skydrive on android or iOS? The only reason i use Outlook is because it used to be hotmail (which was my first e-mail)
40. Jayzee (Posts: 22; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
LoL I use Skydrive on my Skydrive. I save all of my pics on my skydrive too so I can get my files from my ACE 2 WITHOUT USING ANY USB Connector :) I also use Google Drive because I only have 512 MB left on my skydrive
31. SleepingOz (unregistered)
The reason why MS provided these apps is because they didn't want their users to leave for gmail. But funny fact is that most of them left anyway. lol
23. anupam.chopra (Posts: 17; Member since: 04 Dec 2012)
Sue Microsoft.................
28. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
this article doesnt tell the whole story (which doesnt surprise me coming from a phonearena article about MS vs. google). google WILL NOT give the API's to micrososft to put adds in their app. so, the reason why the third issue isnt resolved is because google themselves arent allowing it to be resolved. i expect when i read an article that it has all the facts, not just the ones that make the article seem one sided. guess i'm expecting too much.
30. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
this was microsofts response to google cease and desist letter about the youtube app "YouTube is consistently one of the top apps downloaded by smartphone users on all platforms, but Google has refused to work with us to develop an app on par with other platforms. Since we updated the YouTube app to ensure our mutual customers a similar YouTube experience, ratings and feedback have been overwhelmingly positive. We'd be more than happy to include advertising but need Google to provide us access to the necessary APIs. In light of Larry Page's comments today calling for more interoperability and less negativity, we look forward to solving this matter together for our mutual customers."
but larry page was saying at google io saying "we should be building great things that don't exist not focus on petty wars." it's like he's a politician. say what the public wants to hear but do the exact opposite when it comes to microsoft needing the tools to follow your own companies TOS.
62. juanyunis (Posts: 73; Member since: 31 Aug 2012)
I read somewhere a long time ago, that microsoft was making a bad move with android, i believe they are getting $5 per android device i guess this is something involved in providing support to the microsoft platform. They should make a deal, microsoft stops getting money from android activations and google provide full services for them.
38. sks1969 (Posts: 91; Member since: 04 Mar 2012)
Totally agree, this article does not put the facts correctly. I used to read comments and articles out here, but lately I have stopped because of this reason.
32. papss (unregistered)
Could you imagine if M$ blocked all google owned programs on windows desktop? Just saying
33. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
Well, if Windows 8 wasn't enough to drive people away from MS then that would definitely do it...just saying.
36. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
dount it,people dont buy windows 8 to use googles services
your thinking of the google fanboys who are to stuck on one company, the general public wouldnt be that affected. in fact if microsoft gave even better intergration to there own services most wouldnt miss anything google offer
not saying what google offers arent good but holding google up as this saint is getting old. there half of this problem.
46. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Microsoft RIP™
Long live, Big Up to LINUX® FTW™
64. papss (unregistered)
Don't be dumb man
63. juanyunis (Posts: 73; Member since: 31 Aug 2012)
That's your opinion, but when i was working with Windows, i used a lot of google services, including gmail, google search engine, youtube, news, images, talk.
And to be honest, that's not only me i know a lot of people that are in the same position.
34. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
Everyone made fun whenf Netflix said that blackberry users are not enough to make an app worthwhile on that platform...this is pretty much the same as much as MS fanboys would like to differ.
37. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
actually you will find it was the android fanboys ripping into bb more then anyone else
44. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
mmm..I don't know, there was a lot of MS guys saying how they are going to the top and steping on BB on their way or something...and apple guys, well, being apple guys you can imagine.
45. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
yet you turn a blind eye to the android fanboys slating everything not android and wanting others to die out
the worst kind they are, can you name the ms guys seeing as theres lots
47. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
the funny part of jromy's 1st comment was "ms fanboys". i'm just curious, how does he know they were ms fanboys? do they have a title next to their name saying ms fanboy? seems like alot of assuming to me. and you know what they say about assumptions.
49. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
I don't know about titles, but most of them keep referring to MS as daddy and how you don't mess with MS. I can almost hear them snapping their fingers in a Z formation...and if they make comments about how MS could destroy google and stuff like that, what else can I call them?
50. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
just name them or link to the articles where these comments are
56. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
Just check the previous article about this app, you can find even more childish comments about Ms going to the top and no needing google etc etc...
59. chaoticrazor (Posts: 2347; Member since: 28 Aug 2012)
no no no you said they were saying stuff like ''dont mess with ms'' and referring to ms as daddy
if your counting comment 8 as everyone....really one comment means ms fans everywhere lol please
also why arent you pointing your finger at the google fanboys that defend them all the time?
you want a real answer look at comments 1 and 2 they sum it up and are unbiased
51. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
hhmm, i'm with chaoticrazor on this one, i dont recall the "ms is daddy" comments. and now you're assuming that ms fanboys are gay with your "snapping their fingers in a z formation" comment. keep posting, watching you dig this hole is entertaining.
58. jromy (Posts: 114; Member since: 26 Feb 2013)
Mmm...i imagined them snapping their fingers because they believed they had made a witty and smart remark...but I suppose you can also take it like that, in which case you're wrong, that's not how I meant it.
48. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
I've yet to meet an MS fanboy just Nokia fanboys simply because MS would be nothing in the mobile world without them.
MS has some funny commercials but MS is all sizzle and no steak and this Youtube app stupidity just proves how petty they are. I just wish Nokia would get the Memo so they can start pushing back and making other OS phones such as Android and hopefully Ubuntu when it's released.
52. freebee269 (Posts: 539; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
so by your logic, samsung should get the memo and make an ubuntu phone right? lg should be making a windows phone also right? heck, everyone that doesnt make an android windows jola firefox or ubuntu phone should get the memo?
53. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
1) Your taking one comment that I made and applying it nonsensically. That's like saying because I said Nokia should make an Android phone then the US did right in invading Iraq. If your going to use logic then use it right.
2) Android is the top selling OS in the market worldwide. Samsung makes W8 phones. Why should Nokia maintain en exclusivity if MS doesn't share that with them? HTC proved that they can dip into market with a solid phone with the release of the HTC ONE. There's no reason why a Nokia Lumia 920 series Android phone couldn't do the same especially with the Carl Zeiss PureView technology.


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Calif. officials probe death of Yuba City worker
55-year-old construction worker died Friday
State workplace safety officials are investigating the deaths of a farm worker and construction worker as possibly heat-related.
The state's Division of Occupational Safety and Health reported Friday that a 30-year-old farmworker who had been working at a watermelon field southwest of Fresno near Coalinga died on Tuesday.
The 55-year-old construction worker died last Friday in Yuba City.
The deaths occurred while the state was in the grip of a heat wave that sent temperatures into the triple digits.
State officials say coroners are still trying to determine the cause of death.
A 77-year-old man was found dead in his mobile home in Ceres on Tuesday night and an autopsy determined the cause was heat.
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Tim Wilson (Capitol)
Unlike some redneck-bashing Nashville comedians, Wilson is a pony with more than one trick. In this clever album that mixes music and comedy, he deftly sends up such much-battered southern institutions as fireworks stands, the relentless "See Rock City" hype of Lookout Mountain, stock-car racing, late-night TV commercials for bad song compilations and divorced guys living off credit cards. But Wilson also offers equal-time bashings of rap music (in the title song he rhymes the name of rapper Biggie Smalls with the line "manure on his overalls"—you get the idea) and obnoxious baseball players ("The Ballad of John Rocker"). In "Back When Country Was Ugly," he deplores the triumph of style over substance in modern country music. Like many comedians, Wilson is a frustrated singer, so the musical component of this album is more than competent, with the Band's Levon Helm on drums, mandolin and harmonica. Organ player Clayton Ivey also helps make Hillbilly Homeboy jump.
Bottom Line: Raucous night out—and not just for the good or boys
Picks and Pans Review: Hillbilly Homeboy
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Hello Friends,
Any of you have experience in working with RTSP. I am using Live 555 open source code for implementing RTSP Client. If any of you have experience in using Live 555 open source code then please let me know how did you modify the shutdown () in playCommon.cpp.
If I call the main () for the second time then I get the "Segmentation fault(core dumped)" error. I found that the shutdown () which is in the open source code is not proper.
Your ideas will be helpful for me.
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You should not be calling main() a second time. This is most likely the cause of your Segmentation fault.
Re: Rtsp
Hello sir,
Thank you for the immediate reply.
If the RTSP server is shut down or ethernet cable is disconnected then in that case, I need to call main () again. To call main () again, I copied the main () and renamed into RTSP_main(). After the disconnection of ethernet cable, the main () will be exited, that time I call RTSP_main ().
Calling RTSP_main () is equal to calling the main () for the second time.
Do I have to avoid calling RTSP_main() any way?
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Weld County's unemployment rate is down to an almost six-year low and shrank a full percentage point to 5.5 percent from a month prior, down from 7.1 percent from the same time a year ago, according to preliminary numbers released Friday by the state Department of Labor and Employment.
The last time Weld County or the Greeley Metropolitan Statistical Area had such low unemployment was in the fall of 2008.
"That's good news, and it does not surprise me based on the announcement this week by Forbes about Greeley's job growth," said Roy Otto, city manager for Greeley. "Economies are fickle. Things can go up and down, but the general trend … seems to be going up, not down, and we'll continue to try to capitalize on that momentum."
Forbes magazine indeed this week pointed to Weld County's (also known as the Greeley Metropolitan Statistical Area) job growth being at No. 5 across the country's "small cities."
Overall, the state's unemployment rate dropped to 6 percent for April, falling to its lowest level since November 2008, when the rate was 5.5 percent.
For more on this story, read Saturday's Greeley Tribune.


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KALAMAZOO, MI -- Western Michigan University has sold around 14,000 tickets for the first home football game of the season Saturday at Waldo Stadium, according to the university's ticket office.
WMU (0-1) hosts FCS opponent Nicholls State University (0-1) for the 7 p.m. CommUniverCity Night game.
Waldo Stadium has a capacity of 30,200. There are 7,200 seats reserved for students, who can gain entrance to games by showing their student ID card. Students are charged a fee for admission to athletic events in with the cost of tuition.
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Genealogy News from the Hayes Presidential Center
An e-mail update to new genealogical resources and services
RootsMagic -Genealogy Software;
A Beginner�s Class
Saturday, June 9th, 2007 � 9:30 �11:30 a.m.
Hayes Presidential Center
Admission: Free
Head Librarian Becky Hill will expand the genealogy class schedule offered by the Hayes Presidential Center by adding a new session on the genealogical software, RootsMagic. This software is used by the Center for the Hayes family genealogy in-house and online and is sold in the Museum store. Unlike previous years when Bruce Buzbee, the author of RootsMagic, visited Hayes and explained advanced features of the software, this class will focus on basics - how to start entering your data into the program and how to share what you have entered.
Using computers to store your genealogical materials is an excellent way to get organized and allows you to share your information with other researchers or relatives, whether by email or at a reunion.
RootsMagic is a leading genealogical software program that offers advanced features while remaining one of the easiest to use. See their website for further information on the program www.rootsmagic.com
The software ($29.95) and accompanying book ($14.95) will be sold at the Hayes Museum Store at a special, discounted price for the class.
The class is free and open to all, but registration is required. Call 800-998-7737 or email email@example.com to sign up.
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May 23, 2007 � Wednesday � 1:30-3:30 � Beginning Genealogy
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B. Inspections §1.4
C. Incident Tracking §1.5
D. Performance Evaluation §1.6
A. Radiological Monitoring §1.8
Figure 1-1: Typical Radiation Doses
Received by Public, Including
Maximum Contribution from Berkeley Lab
B. Nonradiological Monitoring §1.9
The mission of Ernest Orlando Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) is to continue the long tradition of outstanding research that has made it a premier national and international multiprogram laboratory. Laboratory activities are planned and conducted with full regard to protecting the public and the environment and complying with appropriate environmental laws and regulations. Both radiological and nonradiological activities are thoroughly monitored to assess their potential impact on the environment.
Published annually, this Site Environmental Report covers activities for calendar year 1998. Volume I summarizes environmental protection performance and environmental monitoring activities. Volume II contains all original analytical data used to summarize the environmental monitoring results in the first volume. Volume II is available on request (for details, see preface).
Data are presented in the report using the International System of Units measuring system, more commonly referred to as the metric system. For the convenience of readers, both volumes of this report can be accessed on the Web using the index found on the Berkeley Lab home page, which is located at http://www.lbl.gov. Readers are encouraged to comment on this report by completing (a) the survey card included with the distributed hard copy or (b) the survey form in the Web version of this report. The format and content of this report satisfy the requirements of United States Department of Energy (DOE) Order 231.1, Environment, Safety and Health Reporting,1 and the operating contract between the University of California (UC) and DOE.2
Berkeley Lab's environmental program involves permits, inspections, incident tracking, performance evaluation, and environmental monitoring. The first four items are discussed in §§1.3, 1.4, 1.5, and 1.6. Environmental monitoring is briefly discussed in §§1.7, 1.8, and 1.9.
§1.3 A. Permits
At the end of 1998, Berkeley Lab managed 21 operations that were subject to environmental operating permits from various regulatory agencies:
For further discussion of these permits, see chapter 3.
§1.4 B. Inspections
Twenty-nine inspections of Berkeley Lab's environmental programs occurred during 1998, with five reports of violations issued from these inspections by regulatory agencies. Two violations pertained to medical waste handling. Two violations were related to Building 77 sewer discharge levels of chromium that exceeded permit limits. One violation was related to waste storage in a generator area. All five violations have been corrected. For further discussion of these violations, see §§3.17, 3.19, and 3.25.
§1.5 C. Incident Tracking
Berkeley Lab filed four reports with DOE for minor environmental incidents in 1998 that were reportable to DOE under its occurrence-reporting program. For further discussion of these incidents, see §§3.5, 3.7, 3.17, and 3.25.
§1.6 D. Performance Evaluation
The operating contract between UC and DOE requires Berkeley Lab to perform an assessment of its environmental program each year, using measures developed jointly by Berkeley Lab, UC, and DOE.3 There are four environmental program measures:
From possible ratings of "outstanding," "excellent," "good," and "no ranking," Berkeley Lab achieved a rating of "outstanding" on the third measure, "excellent" on the first and second measures, and "good" on the fourth measure.
For additional information on the performance review program, see §§3.29, 3.30, 3.31, 3.32, 3.33, and 3.34.
Berkeley Lab's environmental monitoring program serves several purposes:
Both radiological and nonradiological contaminants are monitored in the local environment.4 Below are brief summaries of environmental measurements from 1998.
§1.8 A. Radiological Monitoring
A significant portion of the environmental monitoring program measures radiological impacts from Laboratory activities. The Laboratory monitors two types of radiation: (1) penetrating radiation from sources such as accelerators and (2) dispersible radionuclides from a wide range of Laboratory research activities. Specially designed shielding blocks are in place to reduce the release of penetrating radiation into the environment, and capture systems are used to retain most dispersible radionuclides so that they are not released into the atmosphere.
The primary radiological compliance standards affecting the Laboratory are based on the maximum potential dose that a member of the public would receive from both direct penetrating radiation and dispersible radionuclides from the site. For 1998, this maximum annual dose to an individual was determined to be 0.007 millisieverts (mSv) (0.7 millirem (mrem)) or only about 0.7% of the applicable DOE radiological standard of 1 mSv/yr (100 mrem/yr).5 This estimate is also about 0.3% of the dominant source of radiation in the Bay Area, which is naturally occurring background radiation. The estimate for background radiation in the Bay Area is 2.6 mSv/yr (260 mrem/yr).6 Figure 1-1 shows that Berkeley Lab ranks as a minor contributor to the dose received by a typical member of the public from all contributing sources of radiation (i.e., natural terrestrial background, medical, and consumer products).
Berkeley Lab also estimates the cumulative dose impact (collective population dose) from its penetrating and dispersible radiological activities to the entire population found within an 80-kilometer (50-mile) radius of the Laboratory. This measure is the sum of all individual doses (i.e., ranging from a maximum of 0.007 mSv near the site boundary to a minimum of 0 at an 80-kilometer distance) within the specified region. The collective population dose for 1998 was estimated at 2.56 × 10–2 person-Sv (2.56 person-rem) or about two ten-thousandth of one percent of the dose that the population within this region received from background radiation. No regulatory standard exists for this measure. For further discussion of the estimated dose impacts to the neighboring community from both direct and dispersible radiation, see chapter 10.
Dispersible radionuclide sources are regulated by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (US/EPA). The US/EPA has set 0.1 mSv/yr (10 mrem/yr)7 as the maximum allowable dose to the public from all exposure pathways (e.g., inhalation, ingestion) resulting from airborne releases of radionuclides. The estimated maximum potential dose from all airborne radionuclides released from the site in 1998 was 0.003 mSv (0.3 mrem), with tritium accounting for over 90% of that amount. This dose is about 3% of the US/EPA limit and about 40% of Berkeley Lab's total maximum dose to the public.
§1.9 B. Nonradiological Monitoring
Berkeley Lab's nonradiological monitoring program focuses primarily on water, soil, and sediment.
In compliance with the four wastewater discharge permits8 issued to the Laboratory by the East Bay Municipal Utility District, Berkeley Lab samples for metals, chlorinated hydrocarbons, and other specified parameters in sanitary sewer discharges. In 1998, two wastewater discharge samples were above permit limits for chromium. See chapter 3. For details on the wastewater discharge sampling program, see chapter 7.
Stormwater discharges at Berkeley Lab are regulated under a general permit9 issued by the State Water Resources Control Board. Stormwater discharges are treated differently from wastewater in that no specific discharge limits are cited in the permit. References in the permit to the Water Quality Control Plan (Basin Plan)10 for the San Francisco Bay Basin are intended as guidelines rather than measures of compliance for stormwater discharges. Berkeley Lab analyzes stormwater samples for a wide set of potential contaminants, including pH, oil and grease, total suspended solids, and metals. All results for the year were below or near sample detection limits. For the results from stormwater sampling efforts throughout the year (along with the results from the sampling of rainwater, creeks, lakes, and hydraugers), see chapter 5.
Extensive groundwater monitoring has been conducted by Berkeley Lab since the early 1990s, and eight groundwater plumes have been identified. These plumes are all on site. The groundwater in the vicinity of the Laboratory is not used for public drinking water. There are four types of plume contaminants:
The Laboratory has nearly completed characterizing these plumes and is developing long-term strategies to address the contamination. Until the Laboratory can implement these strategies, it has initiated several interim corrective action measures to remediate the contaminated media or prevent movement of contamination. Concentrations of contaminants are reported to agencies quarterly, along with other program developments and planned activities. For further information, see chapter 6.
The current soil and sediment monitoring program analyzes samples for metals, pH, and organic compounds at locations that complement sampling in other media such as air and surface water. Similar to results reported for other programs, most samples were below or near analytical detection limits. The exception was for oil and grease samples collected near roadway or parking lots. The levels of oil and grease measured at Berkeley Lab are not uncommon for an urban setting. For more on Berkeley Lab's impact on soil and sediment, see chapter 8.


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A euro break-up need not entail economic armageddon and could mark the start of a more vibrant period in Europe's history, according to entrants for the Wolfson Economics Prize.
Five finalists have a shot at winning the lucrative competition after their plans for the orderly break-up of the euro were selected from a field of 425 entries. Those on the shortlist are guaranteed a £10,000 share of the £250,000 prize, the winner of which will be announced on July 5.
Among the papers was one written by Jonathan Tepper, of the research group Variant Perception, who argued that currency dissolutions


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Ph.D. Candidate in Urban and Population Policy
The Woodrow Wilson School
& The Office of Population Research
Princeton University
Hi! I'm a fifth year Ph.D. candidate in the Urban and Population clusters of the Woodrow Wilson School at Princeton University. My research interests focus on the internal spatial structures of cities, including the nature of neighborhoods, dynamics of neighborhood change, neighborhood boundary definition and movement, local social and economic networks, and complexity and emergence sciences.
I grew up in West Philadelphia, where my heart still resides. I received my A.B. cum laude in Physics and Math from Harvard University in 2007. After graduation, I returned to Philadelphia to teach at West Philadelphia High School, and earned a M.S.Ed for Urban Secondary Education from the University of Pennsylvania in 2009. My goal is to combine my physics and math passions with my lifelong love of cities to understand the processes that lead to unequal outcomes, deep segregation, and cycles of poverty.
In my spare time, I enjoy citywalks, crossword puzzles, hip-hop, and (relatively recently) running. I generally enjoy over-philosophizing about things, and have been told that I have strong opinions about topics which are inappropriate to have strong opinions about.


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Source: IGN
quote: 154 million PS2's sold vs 70 million for the PS3
quote: Microsoft usually gets it right with the 3rd version of something
quote: "They're just maybe a little bit above breakeven, that's all there is. This is not a big money-making machine for Microsoft."
quote: It is pretty small. Take the last decade and it is break-even at best. It is slightly in the red or slightly in the black depending on the quarter.
quote: MS knew they had dominant control of the PC software market, and so they took a distributed approach to attempting to head off whatever the next potential threat might be.
quote: Anything that they thought could be a potential avenue of attack, they would try to nip in the bud.And so, MS was probably a bit surprised when the attack came in the form of phones and tablets. After all, they'd already gone there.
quote: If somebody makes a web browser, MS makes a web browser. If somebody makes a game console, MS makes a game console. Anything that they thought could be a potential avenue of attack, they would try to nip in the bud.
quote: Microsoft desperately needing every ounce of carrier goodwill to enable them to kick start Windows 8 phone as a viable phone platform
quote: Apple kickstarted iPhone without any carrier support or carrier promotion whatsoever, so why MS can't do the same?
quote: Then why they sold only 270,000 in the first quarter of its availability, huh?
quote: Interesting that you mentioned Skype because one reason cited for the lack of carrier support for Windows 8 is Skype, for obvious reasons carriers don't want voice over IP, they hate it.
quote: The are the largest charity as well. I don't see Apple or Google trying to put an end to malaria.
quote: (in five years consoles will be dead


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Six Ways to the Sea
When precipitation falls onto the land, it soaks into the ground or runs off. Gravity pulls the water that runs off into channels or streams. These little streams flow into bigger rivers or lakes. That water eventually flows into even bigger waterways-oceans. The land this water flows from is called a watershed. The rain that falls on Pennsylvania goes to the ocean six different ways. That is because there are six major watersheds in Pennsylvania.
Actually, the water eventually ends up either in the Gulf of Mexico or the Atlantic Ocean. It gets there by way of six different watersheds. Those watersheds are Lake Erie, Ohio River, Potomac River, Genesee River, Susquehanna River and Delaware River. Water falling on Pennsylvania leaves by one of those watersheds. All but Lake Erie are drained by large rivers. The six major watersheds include smaller watersheds. Label the rivers on the map above, the six major watersheds, and their contributing smaller watersheds.
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A successful tour of duty in Afghanistan has lifted the shares of QinetiQ, whose stock price has been in steep decline in recent months.
Results for the defence technology group showed that its range of futuristic products have helped it to recover.
In the half year to the end of September operating profits from its UK and US services contracts fell by 20 per cent to £47 million. However, operating profits from its products business — most notably its Q-Net, Talon and Optasense kit — more than quadrupled to £18 million. That resulted in underlying pre-tax profits coming in 15 per cent


text: On May 12, 2004, at 4:26 PM, David Hopwood wrote: > Norman Hardy wrote: >> The Actors computer language is the simplest model I know of that >> implicitly displays capability concepts. > > Was there a language called "Actors"? There were certainly the > languages > "Act1", "Act2" and "Act3", and various others that followed the actor > model, > but none called "Actors" AFAIK. See > <http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?ActorsLanguage>. I agree. I was being sloppy. Thanks for the pointer. Actors is important as an example of a minimalist model that captures the spirit of capabilities. Scheme and Smalltalk are also exemplary but much more complex. Smalltalk bottoms out in a way that violates capability security but I don't know the details. The much more complex Java language (but not the libraries) are good except the class model makes too many decisions for you and static class variables violate capabilities. Two instances of the same class should not be able to communicate unless introduced.


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