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Rapid Show Reveals Interest in Additive Manufacturing for Production
Interest in additive manufacturing was evident at last week's Rapid show in Pittsburgh.
Interest in additive manufacturing was evident at last week's Rapid show in Pittsburgh. Rapid is SME's annual event focused on additive manufacturing technology and applications. At the show last week, the exhibit hall bustled and the conference sessions were frequently packed. Attendance nearly doubled that of last year, says SME. A veteran exhibitor told me he thought the opening day last week might have been the busiest day he's ever experienced at a trade show.
However, it's not just the quantity of attendees that distinguished this year's show. The nature of those attendees was different as well. This year seemed to be the moment when Rapid transitioned from being focused on 3D printing as an aid to visualization and design, toward being focused on additive manufacturing more as a means of producing industrial parts.
Certainly that was the focus of a significant share of attendees, particularly those coming to the show for the first time. I thought I caught evidence of this when a keynote speaker asked for a show of hands from people who were attending the show for the first time. Perhaps 30 percent of the hands went up. But at a standing-room-only conference session focused on applying additive manufacturing to making end-use parts, the speaker asked the same question. This time, about 70 percent of the hands went up. The difference told me that, among the newest attendees to the show, the lion's share of them were interested in additive manufacturing specifically for production applications.
A CNC shop owner I know gave me an example of this. He was at the show for the first time. When I ran into him, he pulled a machined part out of his pocket to show me why he had come. The complex part was difficult to machine, and he was here to explore whether additive manufacturing would enable him to produce it more efficiently.
Other points worth noting:
● While the show was underway last week, two important developments related to additive manufacturing were announced. 3D Systems announced plans to acquire most of Phenix Systems, marking the parent company's move into metal part production. Meanwhile, GE announced two "Open Innovation" contests awarding cash prizes to entrepreneurs for redesigning an industrial part and demonstrating advanced 3D printing technique.
● NAMII's presence at the show was interesting. The organization aims to be an encourager of additive manufacturing and a connection point for companies advancing the technology, and it illustrated this role with a booth that was essentially a giant wrap-around whiteboard inviting Rapid visitors to engage by sharing their thoughts. Speakers giving talks inside this booth were accompanied by NAMII personnel spontaneously taking notes on the booth's surface as they spoke. The effect was energetic and, to put it plainly, fun. The photo below illustrates this—here are Tim Pasterik of ExOne and Greg Morris of GE speaking in the NAMII booth. (Consider also what this photo says about the maturing of this technology and the likelihood of its staying power. Here are employees of two publicly held American companies committed to the technology, speaking as guests of a government organization founded on that same commitment.)


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I've been giving a lot of thought to Fall lately and I think part of why I love it so much is because I have serious nostalgia over going back to school. I was one of those nerds (and proud of it!) who loved loved loved school. The first day of school was almost as exciting as Christmas Eve. Will I like my teachers? Will my teachers like me? What kind of books will we have? What art projects will we do? I can't wait to see my friends! These are just a few of the thoughts running through Little Stephanie's head on the eve of the first day of school. In honor of those lucky enough to be going back to school this Fall, I'm linking up with {av} again for Friday's Fancies where "Back to School" is the theme of the week. If I were headed back to school this Fall, this outfit is what Grown Up Stephanie would wear for the first day. What about you? What would you wear if you went back to school?
1. Houndstooth blazer - preppy but relaxed, perfect for setting the right tone.
2. Pilcro Stet slim jeans - I needed skinnies for the outfit, Anthro has a new line of jeans, it was meant to be.
3. Sundrop necklace - this would be pretty lovely with a sundress, too, if it's not quite "sweater weather" yet.
4. Linen t-shirt - how comfy does this tee from Zara look?
5. Lex flats - finally some Jessica Simpson shoes that don't make my feet hurt just lookin' at 'em!!


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City works to educate residents after big rise in sewer blockages.
Residents in Hamilton's southeast are the city's biggest offenders for flushing disposable nappies, baby wipes and even McDonald's toys down the lavatory.
In the past two years the city's council has seen a rise in the number of blockages in the wastewater network and is trying to reduce it through improved technology and education.
Waters manager Tim Harty said it was difficult to pinpoint exactly what was causing each blockage because in most cases it was an accumulation of items.
"There's a whole raft of different things that tend to get flushed down, some intentionally and some not obviously. Lots of McDonald's toys tend to turn up in the system."
The 516 blockages in the network in the year ended June are likely to have been caused by several things, such as foreign items stuck in pipe joints, a displacement of the joints or tree roots growing through pipes.
The 62 blockages per 100km in the city's 798km wastewater network is slightly down on the year before's figures, but still higher than the council's target of fewer than 60 blockages per 100km of network.
In 2009/10 the figure was much lower at just 50 blockages per 100km.
Hamilton's southeast had a total of 208 blockages in 2011/12, almost double the northwest, which was the second-biggest culprit.
But Mr Harty said the exceptionally high number in the southeast, which covers older areas such as Claudelands, Hamilton East and Hillcrest
He said that could be due to a mix of factors.
These included the wrong things entering the system, more people living in the area because of the amount of high-density housing and the fact that its infrastructure was ageing.
He said the council was trying to educate people about what not to put down the toilet and that included disposable nappies, rags, fats and oils.
Mr Harty also said there might be a misconception that biodegradable nappies would degrade but this related to landfills, not sewers.
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E-mail phishing
Phishing: Beware of e-mail offers too good to be true
By Alex Morones
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(Sept. 12, 2006)--We have all received the following types of get-rich-quick and account review e-mail messages, and most of us know that our best response is simply to delete them. Called "phishing" -- sending an e-mail to a user falsely claiming to be an established legitimate enterprise in an attempt to scam the user into surrendering private information or money that will be used for identity theft...
- The family of a deposed African leader offers to share his wealth if you will let them use your U.S. bank account.
- You've won millions in a Euro lottery for which your e-mail address was "automatically" entered.
- There has been suspicious activity, and you are urgently requested to update your bank, credit union, PayPal or eBay account.
- You can make thousands of dollars by using your personal computer while working at home.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
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These messages all have something in common -- if you respond to them, you will be asked to send money -- sometimes thousands of dollars -- or you will be asked to provide credit card account information. The problem is... this money or information would go to a thief.
E-mails such as these come to our mailboxes because some people continue to take the bait.
We might presume that people who are new to personal computing are the ones who are most susceptible to these types of e-mail offers. However, according to recent anecdotal evidence, students and others who are living on their own for the first time also are becoming victims. Ironically, the group of people we might think is the most tech-savvy might also be among the naive.
Two weeks ago, local Washington Mutual Bank officials prevented at least three students from purchasing thousands of dollars in money orders that were to be sent overseas to e-mail scammers.
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May 9, 1969
Edmonton, AB CA
Edmonton Garden
Songs performed during this period include: Train Kept a Rollin', I Can't Quit You Baby, Dazed and Confused, As Long As I Have You, Killing Floor, White Summer / Black Mountainside, Babe I'm Gonna Leave You, You Shook Me, How Many More Times, Communication Breakdown, Pat's Delight.
Review: Hot Rock Band, Loud, Frenzied
The hottest new rock band from Britain stalked on stage at the Gardens Friday night and let loose an earthquake of sound and frenzy.
Their music's loud, almost to the point of pain, but they don't use volume to cover up deficiencies. The volume is part of their attack. They don't titillate or tease audiences to share their inspiration.
Instead, they blast out with raw, jagged power, enough to bust a new door into your brain. They use their instruments like a brush and palette, creating frenzied visions that tumble through space and time.
The visions have such deadly fascination that you can't bear to blink an ear, but they're flung out like hammers, so that it's hard not to duck in self-protection.
Led Zeppelin is probably the most aggressive, masculine rock group anywhere. They batter at the mind and ear, insisting that they will penetrate.
Because of the Air Canada strike, the group spent 12 hours getting to Edmonton, but they didn't let fatigue affect their performance.
Their whole approach depends on being able to rouse themselves to a high pitch of excitement, and mounting all out war in an attempt to bring audiences along with them.
For every performance, they must wrench, and share what they have inside. Like other artists, rock musicians strive to lift up their audiences to a higher level, whether it be of emotion or thought. Led Zeppelin compels excitement and involvement. If an audience retains detachment or any kind of objectivity their performance becomes meaningless.
The most powerful members of the group on stage are guitarist Jimmy Page and singer Robert Plant. Their movements are charged with quivering nerves and the tension and complete accord between them heightens the electricity.
Plant, 21 has a powerful, moaning voice that's easily heard from the din of the instruments.
Page, 23 is a genius on the guitar. He creates soaring pictures of the future by using a violin bow on the guitar, plucks trumpet sounds out the air and is easily the most inventive, imaginative guitarist I've ever heard.
Drummer John Bonham, 21 is almost as inventive as Page. He must have four arms to play the way he does.
Bassist John Paul Jones, 22, plugs along at the bottom of the sound, adding foundation.
Led Zeppelin's been together since late last year. The result of their first two weeks together is the album, Led Zeppelin, currently number three on the CHED chart.
Page said, "I can't put a tag on our music. Every one of us has been influenced by the blues, but it's one's interpretation of it and how you utilize it. I wish someone would invent an expression, but the closest I can get is contemporary blues."
As Led Zeppelin plays it, it's knock-down, drag-out blues. (Bob Harvey, The Journal, May 1969)
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Don't really know what that chap is going on about YES opening for Led Zeppelin ... never happened it was two area blues bands who have long disappeared from music.
For those who are curious Rory Gallagher/Status Quo was the first "multi" headliner show to play dirt city and that wasn't until '72


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The Dark Fairytales of Queen Maab
Flickr user Queen Maab has hand embroidered the 9 main Dark Fairytale features to perfection, and to top it all off she's put them all in these gorgeous dark ornate frames. I am LOVING the embroidery with the antique gold. These must look stunning all hung up on the wall together.
This is just a taste. Check out the whole series over on her flickr set.


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I'm finding some very persistant ants getting into my NUC feeders, and now a pollen trap. Do you find you any effective steps against ants? I've tried diatomacious earth, I've made some poltical sign poison traps with ant gel (and put them between the collection try of the pollen trap and its bottom, away from pollen and bees), but the ants just keep showing up...
Last night I put a perimiter band of poison powder down around the hive stand
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#1 Wed 13 Feb 13 11:43pm
Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
So I'm cooking Valentine's day dinner tomorrow, and I have a rolled stuffed pork belly. It's nice free-range pork - came with a box of mixed cuts from a local farm, great meat. It's rolled round a stuffing I know nothing about - probably sausagemeat, I'm guessing, but I can't see it. The catch is, the crackling isn't scored.
So I have three options:
- Try and score it without unrolling it
- Unroll it, score it, and roll it back up
- Unroll it, score it and roast it flat with the stuffing alongside.
Place your bets now. And if you have any advice on cooking times and temps for your preferred option, I'd love that, as I've never cooked a pork belly before and I've had mixed experiences eating it. I know that when it's good, it's really really good, but when it's bad it's... kind of chewy.
I'll be at home all day tomorrow so any cooking time is doable, and I can give it all the time and attention it needs.
eta it's not an enormous joint - these are dinky little pigs. It's just less than 2 1/2 lb with the stuffing.
Last edited by hippytea (Wed 13 Feb 13 11:45pm)
#2 Thu 14 Feb 13 9:39am
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Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
Hippy, is any part of the skin hidden in the roll? If not, I would try and score it in between the string. Would be a shame to have to unroll it. The scoring doesn't have to be continuous; short sharp scores should be fine. Belly pork is the worst to crackle, being the softest part of the animal. Pour boiling water slowly over the whole skin and pat it dry. That will make the skin tighten up, then score, then oil and salt, if you wish. Perhaps a quick phone call to the farm would reveal what the stuffing is made up of? I would want to know, although it most likely is sausage meat mixed with herbs, ie sage.
I would heat the oven to very high, then turn it down to fairly low about 10 minutes after the pork goes in, say about 170C/Gas 3. Long and slow is what you want for that cut. Knife test to discover if it's cooked sufficiently. Sounds delicious. Good luck.
#3 Thu 14 Feb 13 12:41pm
Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
Good point about the skin, I will check to see if it has been rolled in (although hopefully not, if it is then no gold star for the butcher!)
Ta for the advice. I have found lots of recipes that advise 25min a pound and 20 over, but that seems awfully quick for a tough cut like this. I have a Jamie recipe which advises putting it in hot, then turning the heat down to 170C and cooking for 3-4 hours - that sounds more like the ticket, but the recipe is for a flat bone-in belly, not boned and rolled, so I don't know if the times and temps are applicable or not.
#4 Thu 14 Feb 13 8:05pm
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Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
I would agree with Jamies and Thisledo's method of cooking. Flash firing in a hot oven, then turn down the heat for a slow cook. Open the oven when you do this as this will release a lot of steam .....belly pork likes a dry oven medium. When the skin of the belly pork is hard (ish) then there's no need for boiling water. If the skin is soft, then the boiling water method will help you get a good crackling. A lot of butchers use a "stanley knife" to score the skin of a pork joint. I have a cheap retractable stanley type knife in my knife draw purely for scoring pork skin.
It will always be a difficult job to score a rolled piece of meat......It's not so difficult to re-tie a piece of meat. It's a lot easier to score a piece of meat which lays flat in front of you. If you do this you can season and perhaps brush some mustard or honey.....or both on the inside piece of the meat. Don't forget that when forming the meat into a "roll" you are purely forming a shape.....don't try to pull the meat when tying the knots, as the meat will only try to want to "spring back" when the tying is cut.
Best of luck with your roast...it sounds really nice.
#5 Thu 14 Feb 13 8:44pm
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Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
How did it go or is it going Hippytea???? I've never tried this and would love to give it a go.
#6 Fri 15 Feb 13 6:01pm
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Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
Please do update Hippytea.....we would all like to know how well it went....
even if it went 'orribly wrong.....
#7 Fri 15 Feb 13 6:56pm
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Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
here is how i do it:
un roll the pork (yes its a pain) , put stuffing to one side
dry the rind
use a clean razor blade and score the pork well , salt it and leave it for 20 mins at room temp.
put stuffing back and re tie pork into roll.
put oven on at full temp.
once preheated cookc pork for 30 mins at high heat then turn heat down to 170 and cook for further 1.5 - 2 hours until cooked through.
take out and cover with foil and rest
crackling should be perfect and meat not over cooked
results have been good although on good food there was a quicker recipe but im still not a big fan of slightly pink pork.
hope that helps
#8 Fri 15 Feb 13 9:19pm
Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
Thanks all! It turned out great.
The stuffing was sausagemeat - no herbs that I could detect. Butcher is a purist, seemingly.
The "crackling" turned out to be missing the rind! Just a thick layer of fat. Being slightly dopey yesterday, I didn't realise this until I had scored it, thinking to myself the whole time, "hey, what's all the fuss about? This is much easier than people say it is." Well, yes, it's very easy to score crackling when there's no crackling there!
I can't explain the strange omission, but the scored and salted fat actually crisped up beautifully, like perfect bacon fat.
I started with the oven set to Max (on our oven that is somewhere up above 250C, I've never actually measured it) and turned it down to 170C as soon as I had the roast in. I used a meat thermometer, and it's just as well I did, as if I had kept it at that temp it would have been up to temperature in just over an hour, though still extremely bouncy. As it was, I dialled back the temp, and had to keep dialling it back to stop the meat overheating, as I had allowed three and a half hours to cook it. Despite my best efforts, it still hit the target temp way too early, and I ended up freehweeling at under 100C for over an hour, just to give it time to tenderise!
And I have to say, three and a half hours was in no way too long. It was mostly gorgeous, soft and melting, but at the thick end there was still a trace of bounce to it. Next time I would do 4 hours or a little more, and set the temp lower after the initial frazzling. Thankfully no sign of overheating, I think there's just so much fat there that it's hard for it to dry out.
And what a flavour! The butcher may have stolen my crackling, but it was still **** good pork.
So again, thanks to all for your advice!
#9 Fri 15 Feb 13 9:22pm
Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
Oh, and I accompanied it with roast veg, for the first time using Golden Wonder potatoes, and let me tell you, they are the best roasting potatoes I ever had. When it came to putting the veg in I had a major attack of the can't-be-bothereds and couldn't face peeling or par-boiling the tatties, so I just scrubbed, chopped and threw them in beside the pork (which had already had the fat poured off a few times, or they would have been deep-fried!).
They turned out as good as the best roasties I have ever made using Maris Piper or Roosters by the usual laborious method. Of course, the pork fat must have helped, but still. Wonders indeed.
eta in case anyone wants to copy me, I had the pork up on a rack over a grill pan until the last half hour, poured the fat off maybe twice during the cooking time, then for the last half hour took the rack away and sat the pork on the pan in among the veg, with just enough fat to coat them. Then I took the pork out and rested for half an hour while the veg finished off. I didn't cover it while resting, as I value crispiness over hotness.
Last edited by hippytea (Fri 15 Feb 13 9:30pm)
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Re: Rolled stuffed pork belly - advice?
Hippy, so pleased it was such a success. You've done it once now so you'll do it even better next time. Sounds delicious. Next time, you could buy an unrolled piece of belly pork and make your own stuffing - so many ingredients you could use in that. Can well imagine the fat becoming crispy; rather like gammon steaks. Yummy.
Nolan, not a good idea to advise someone to use a razor blade for scoring. Highly dangerous. There are other safer tools you can use, scalpels, Stanley knives, etc, kept for the purpose.
Well done Hippy.
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Hey Giantbomb. New to this forum, but I've followed the site a bit in the past and know you guys are all fucking awesome.
Anyways, I just recently played the demo for the upcoming XCOM game on steam. I fell in love with the gameplay. I guess you would call it "tactical" or a "tactical rpg" but that ends up throwing it under the same category as Fire Emblem and FF tactics.
Not saying I don't like FE, Advance Wars, or FF tactics - I love those games. But they are MUCH more rpg-ish and honestly the RPG aspect is a huge part of your performance in the game. I felt like XCOM: Enemy Unknown weighted your decision making and positioning a lot more.
I dunno, I had a blast. I'll probably buy the game but until then, can anyone recommend me any other really good games that play similar that I might enjoy? For PC, by the way. I guess give me some 360 or PS3 recommendations if you want, but odds are, unless the game looks fucking amazing, i am not even going to bother. PCPCPC =)
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AMES, Iowa – Ten counties have added their 4-H history to Iowa 4-H History by County, a blog detailing the history of Iowa State University Extension and Outreach 4-H Youth Development. The history blog is a partnership of the Iowa 4-H program and the Iowa 4-H Foundation.
Historical information is available for Audubon, Boone, Davis, Dubuque, Harrison, Kossuth, Marion, Polk, Scott and Woodbury counties.
"We've also added information about an early Iowa State president's connection to 4-H," Greving said. "William Beardshear, Iowa State's president from 1891-1902, believed in educating the whole person — heart, head and hands, what he called the 'three Hs.' Other educators who followed in his footsteps added 'health' and 4-H was born."
According to the 4-H online history:
• Audubon County began organizing 4-H clubs in 1924 with a baby beef club, sheep clubs and girls clothing clubs.
• In 1951 Boone County 4-H'ers participated in electrical education training schools, emphasizing lighting and motors and increasing awareness of electrical safety hazards.
• Davis County 4-H'ers participated in countywide free health screenings in the 1940s, 50s and 60s.
• In 1949 an achievement show in Dubuque County was seriously curtailed — such public gatherings were prohibited because of polio concerns.
• Harrison County 4-H started a babysitting course in 1971. This program has continued throughout the years and today is held in six school districts across the county with 75 to 115 participants per year.
• A focus on service in Kossuth County during World War II included a bond drive and salvage drives for paper, aluminum, rubber, scrap iron and waste fat.
• Marion County 4-H'ers began naming their clubs in the 1930s, including Win or Grin, We-X-L and Summit Strivers.
• In Polk County more than 500 people annually attended 4-H Rally Days in the early 1960s.
• Scott County 4-H'ers carry on a tradition of Family Fun Night each winter for current 4-H families along with long-time supporters for a catered meal, a few award presentations, games and prizes for youngsters and a raffle to help raise funds for county 4-H programs.
• A new girls 4-H club was organized at the Sanford Center in Sioux City in 1959, becoming the first interracial club in Woodbury County.
View the full history on the blog, at http://www.iowa4hfoundation.org/4hhistory.
Over the next two years, 4-H staff and volunteers will be reviewing more county 4-H histories, adding to the blog each month, said Shelly Greving, marketing director for the Iowa 4-H Foundation.
"We want this to become a living history of 4-H. We hope 4-H members, alumni, volunteers, leaders and staff will add their comments and continue the history of 4-H, sharing the many facets of each county's 4-H program," Greving said. "Individuals may choose to continue the legacy of 4-H by making a donation to directly impact Iowa 4-H or their county 4-H program."
Those who wish to support 4-H in their county may make a donation to their county 4-H endowment through the Iowa 4-H Foundation, http://www.iowa4hfoundation.org.


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I'm surprised you let him call you a "reasonably good reckless driver" though Mum! Who was the last one to get a fine hey Dad?? haha ;)
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With a box of avocados & oranges in the boot & the warmth of new friendship in our hearts, we set off somewhat reluctantly from Carpinteria & headed up the coast. As soon as we could, we got off the 101 on to Highway 1, which hugs the coastline wherever possible, & sometimes when it seems impossible!
Once again we were astounded at the dichotomy of the American landscape, here were highways, fruit trees, airforce bases and wilderness all thrown together. We even saw a rocket take off while we refrained from walking on the beach at Lompoc in the breeding season of the Snowy Plover. Again surprisingly, we saw mile after mile of pretty isolated beach surf with few surfers and fishermen to trouble the waters
On the injury front- there always seems to be one these days- I'm carrying a fairly sore knee courtesy of the Grand Canyon and it seems slow to heal. Maybe I'm too old to surf!
In Morro Bay, a small seaside town where Scott & Susan stayed for one wedding anniversary, we decided to try a 'cheap motel'.
[We didn't book an ATC contact because we weren't sure where we'd stop for the night.This is the one drawback of the system, though as we've discovered, there are people who are happy to welcome random strangers at very short notice
It was definitely cheap - & that's about the best that can be said for it. The advertisement said sea views - this was from the carpark, with a chain link fence & freeway in between. The room was small, the sheets polyester & the decor an Indian's idea of English! There was a window which opened, but the curtains did not, so it felt very dark & claustrophobic unless we had the door open - basically straight into the carpark. Ah that ATC has spoilt us completely! Still it had wifi & was only one night. Peter slept quite well.
For tea we went down to the bay & walked along the harbour. The light was magical - the food was not.
Next morning we set off again along a coastline wreathed in fog.
In Cayucos, another small seaside town, we stopped & had 'Fog- Lifter Coffee' & watched the locals swimming. They seem convinced it is summer, whatever the weather!
The next place we stopped, on our supposedly straight-through run up the coast, was Cambria, a beautiful little town nestled in amongst the hills, like Bridgetown, but with better antique shops & a beach! There was a cookware shop, a quilt shops selling incredibly cheap quilts & a lovely looking B&B called Squib House
Now we came to Big Sur.
I guess I've seen lots of photos of Big Sur, so I thought I knew what to expect, but it was more beautiful than I ever imagined.
It is also quite a hair-raising drive, with the road cut into the winding cliffs, frequent warnings (& obvious signs!) of rockfalls & a view that makes you gasp every few minutes.
I've now seen both the back and the front view of Big Sur and it's just a great piece of geography with huge, interlocking hills which march straight towards the ocean. The coastline is full of bays and interesting features and they look great from 1000' up on a cliff-hanging narrow road.
The only difficulty we've had with driving is who's going to do it and who gets to take photos and call the stops. I'm quite a good safe driver but Dorothy's a reasonably good reckless driver. Together we manage the photos better than we do the driving, but both are going well, amazingly.
We spent the night at El Adobe in Monterey which was a step up on the Holland Inn in Morro Bay
The next morning we paid the toll tax to drive around Pebble Beach which is about as expensive bit of land as you'll find anywhere with houses ranging into the 50 million mark. A week after our visit the golf course hosted the 2010 US Open. It looked windy and hard with long narrow, wind-swept fairways and exposed greens. It'll be tough for the Tiger, but he's a tough Tiger!
We went to Wholefoods ( a health-food supermarket chain, basically) before Pebble Beach, where I had a great time investigating all the gluten free options available & buying picnic supplies for the road. Then after the golf tour, we came out in Carmel, an awesome arty town of handmade houses & shops full of beautiful things. A prix fixe lunch was sort-of within the budget (haha) but worth every cent - maybe the first meal we've had that tasted like something you'd get at Vasse Felix. I had triple cheese polenta - scrumptious! I also bought a little picnic kit which has proved very useful.
Bears is on a food trip, but me, I'm into beer! I especially target beers local to the district. I've graduated from Corona to Sol; from Budweiser to Fat Tire; and , most recently, from Sierra Nevada to Lagunita. Californian wines are pretty good too. Today we tried an excellent Sav Blanc and bought it and a dessert wine which was just lovely. But tonight's Mexican and this dog is sticking to Lagunita!
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as always, stunning photos and funny tales :)
Oh for the Lotto life! Sounds fantastic - I vote when we do the sisters trip we stay at Squib House Doff!
We are living in Demo land - full on dust everywhere today , with a hole in the kitchen wall where the chimney used to be, and nothing left past the kitchen wall but dirt and depression! The pre paving stage of the paradise parking lot! I keep telling myself it will all be worth it. Jose doesn't believe it will be.
Still , its good to know you holiday guys are having such a great time - its a tough job, but someones got to do it! We at least had the privilege of hosting your lovely birthday girl for dinner, so there are compensations to the demo lifestyle!
Yeah Sal, that is some compensation!
Definitely Cambria should be the location for one sisters trip, though the list of other possibilities gets longer & longer. We need that Lotto life win to pay for one trip a year for the foreseeable future to see all the places I've thought "Now the sisters would love THIS!" Pity none of us buy tickets!
Actually we have been SO blessed on this trip. Who needs Lotto when you've got God on your side?


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Soon I figured that yoga will take a larger part in my live and so I decided 2012 to do my first 200hrs teacher training at Talalla with the Australian yoga school Yoga Arts under the guidance of Louisa Seers. Since then I have been constantly deeping my knowledge by taking part in international training and immersions with Simon Park (Prana Flow), Tara Judelle (Embodied Flow) and most recently Janet Stone (enrolled in the 500hrs advanced program at the moment).
Having taped into a different aspect of myself and being eager to learn, explore and evolve – I have decided to pack up my stuff and have been traveling and teaching yoga all around the globe for the last 2 years, keeping Stuttgart, Germany as my home base where I teach as a resident yoga instructor when I am not roaming the planet…
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Experiencing in my own body that potent connection between body and mind – becoming aware of possibilities of healing from within and diving deep into a philosophy that is so adaptable to our modern days needs makes me want to share this practice with everybody who encounters me with an open mind and heart.
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Teaching is a gift, and I mean that with my entire being. When I walk into a room, I know I have a responsibility and a commitment to the people in the room. There is a special kind of magic thats encircled us in a moment of time, fuelled with passion, purpose and potential.
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The Bungalow-Private Rooms are by far the best way to experience all Talalla has to offer on a budget. The beautifully set rooms in a traditional Sri Lankan styled Bungalow still allow you to have access to Talalla's beautiful grounds, pool and Surf & Yoga facilities (extra charge), whilst still having the privacy offered from a private room. The Bungalow includes a separate living area, front balcony and kitchen with a shared bathroom. This allows you to experience the Talalla Surf Camp or Yoga Retreat whilst working around your own budget.
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Dr Pepper has introduced 7UP TEN, A&W TEN, Sunkist TEN, Canada Dry TEN and RC TEN. Each of the products is a 10 calorie version of the company's five most popular soda brands. Dr Pepper made waves in the beverage world last year with the introduction of Dr Pepper 10 and its unique blend of caloric and non-caloric sweeteners. The product was introduced to appeal to males consumers age 25 to 39 who are regular soda drinkers. The company's research showed they were interested in a lower calorie option that wasn't branded as a diet drink. The launch of Dr Pepper TEN was successful and is enjoying strong trial and repeat purchase rates, according to the company. Likewise, the five new TEN products were tested throughout 2012 in several markets and have received a strong response, with 40% of sales incremental to the soft drink category.
"We truly believe we've hit the sweet spot with our TEN products, providing both a fully satisfying flavor and low calories," said Jim Trebilcock, EVP of marketing for Dr Pepper Snapple Group. "This new platform gives shoppers a great tasting experience and a reason to visit the soda aisle and enjoy the brands they love more often."
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After a few false starts in trying to visit Prague (our first time about 15 yrs. ago when Jeff and I were visiting Poland at the time) and some flight cancellations and changes on the part of the airline (this time around) we managed to finally get to Prague. If we were superstitious, we could think that perhaps someone is trying to tell us something about going to visit this city. Fortunately we arrived into Prague without any cause for concern and we were quickly on our way to start exploring this city.
Jeff and I had our sights on coming to visit this city for a very long time. I had heard many positive comments from my friends who had come to the city to live and visit. I was also curious to see how Prague and the Czech Republic have been doing since the fall of communism. Being of Polish descent and visiting Poland during that period, it was not a pretty picture for the people who lived in Eastern Europe and had to endure communism
Coming into Prague was a bit of a change from the past month of travels. The weather was cooler, the roadways wider and everything felt more spacious (the buildings were grand, towering over the sidewalks and the cars were bigger). I was also surprised that with a few similarities between the Czech and Polish languages (somewhat of a help when trying to order food and drinks) I was able to understand what was being said to me. I also got mistaken numerous times for being of Czech descent – I guess my Slavic features are hard to miss.
Jeff and I walked everywhere throughout the city as this is our preferred method for really getting a feel of the place. My favourite place that we visited was St. Vitus Cathedral located within the Prague Castle. This cathedral had many intricate, multi-coloured painted glass windows of religious scenes – I couldn't believe that these windows were painted and not stained glass. The cathedral was built over the ruins of a pagan worship site. Work began to build the grand cathedral in 1344
I also enjoyed visiting Prague's Jewish quarter. Since the fall of communism, there is more freedom and a renewed interest among former Eastern Bloc countries to acknowledge and promote their Jewish history and heritage. I guess this awareness helps with the healing process for the country and its people on what happened to these Jewish communities who were part of the country. Many of these countries had strong and thriving Jewish communities who participated in all levels of society. Within Prague, the city had the third highest Jewish population in Europe. Prominent Czech-born Jews were Franz Kafka (Writer), Gustav Mahier (Composer) and Sigmund Freud (Father of Psychoanalysis). Prague's Jewish quarter is unique in that this area alone among the areas of Europe occupied by the Nazis and later by the Communists, many of the buildings and synagogues in the Jewish ghetto were allowed to stand. The Old-New Synagogue is such an example as it is the oldest, surviving synagogue in Europe and the oldest working synagogue in the world outside of Israel
Throughout our walks, the sounds of classical music were everywhere. Classical music holds a special place for Czechs as Mozart spent time in Prague and premiered his opera "Don Giovanni". In addition to music concerts of compositions by Mozart that are held in the city, many of the historical buildings and churches host daily concerts of Classical music. Czech's own composer Antonin Dvoř�k, is part of any concert repertoire you'll find. Jeff and I chose to attend two concerts – one in the Rudolfinum where a string quintet played selections of Classical music by Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Dvoř�k, Bizet and Brahms. The other concert we attended was in the Municipal House where the Moravian Philharmonic Orchestra played. Jeff and I both felt that this was our highlight of our visit – listening to the sounds of Mozart, Mendelssohn-Bartholdy and Dvoř�k within this spectacular Art Nouveau building.


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So when was that watershed moment when South Korea started making cars that truly competed on the global stage? We motoring writers have celebrated many new models over the years as doing just that, but the reality is that it didn't happen with just one car or just one company. It was a journey of highlights and lowlights - and looking back, everybody has their own opinions on which models were most significant.
I certainly do, so here are my five favourite Korean cars. They're all significant in their own ways.
(1975-88)While the real progress in terms of Korean quality and dynamics has occurred in the past two decades, you cannot ignore the Pony.
It might have been cobbled together from old Mitsubishi and Ford bits, but it was Korea's first attempt at a mass-produced mainstream model suitable for export. The hatchback body was penned by Italdesign and much of the car was developed by ex-British Leyland people.
Hyundai New Zealand was one of first to take the Pony. It owns a cheerful example in bright yellow, which is occasionally displayed at head office in Auckland. Magnificent.
)Before the Mercedes-Benz ML and BMW X5, there was the SsangYong Musso. True, it was hideous-looking and rode on a traditional ladder-frame chassis, but it did anticipate the coming spirit of high-performance crossover vehicles.
This was largely thanks to a 5 per cent shareholding in the company by Mercedes-Benz, which allowed the Korean maker to use some of its more familiar powertrain technology.
The Musso with the Three-Pointed Star's 3.2-litre straight-six engine was, for a very short time, the fastest-accelerating off-roader on the market. It was hilarious.
On the downside, the diesel version was laughably slow and SsangYong eventually turned the model into a ute. Musso means rhinoceros in Korean, you know.
I reckon the Coupe was the first car Kia Soul from Hyundai that had truly international appeal. Even the notoriously parochial Europeans loved it.
It looked outrageous on the outside and was a particularly entertaining drive, if not terribly sophisticated: the chassis was nimble but nervous and could be steered quite effectively with the throttle, like an old-school hot hatch. Remarkable for a car that was based on the humble Elantra.
Hyundai ruined it in 1999 with a droopy-looking facelift, although the company did recover its sense of humour for the next-generation model in 2002, which picked up styling cues from the Ferrari 456.
HYUNDAI i30 (2007-11)
An unassuming-looking little car, but the i30 did much to embed Hyundai in the mainstream by being well-engineered and good to drive.
It was designed at Hyundai's Russelsheim facility in Germany, with the intention of taking on the might of the Volkswagen Golf and Ford Focus. The critical reception in Europe suggested that the company largely succeeded.
The all-new i30 launched this year is a vastly improved car in every respect, of course.
But it doesn't represent the massive leap forward of the original.
No really, I like the Soul.
An utterly conventional car underneath that quirky sheet metal, but it shows that Kia can take the toolbox provided by parent company Hyundai, then go and create something a little left-of-centre without falling into the trap of making a novelty car that appeals only to the highly idiosyncratic. That takes careful judgment and, in places, restraint - the sign of a mature carmaker.
A Korean car, although not penned there: Soul is the product of Kia's Californian design centre.


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|Allocation: Randomized
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Participant, Care Provider, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|A Randomized, Double Blind, Placebo Controlled Study of the Effects of Etanercept in Children Presenting With Kawasaki Disease
Resource links provided by NLM:
Genetics Home Reference related topics: Kawasaki disease
MedlinePlus related topics: Kawasaki Disease
Drug Information available for: EtanerceptU.S. FDA Resources
Further study details as provided by Michael Portman, Seattle Children's Hospital:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Determine if Etanercept at the dosing regimen of 0.8 mg/kg (50 mg max) SQ X3 doses given at weekly intervals, when used in conjunction with IVIG and aspirin will reduce the incidence of fever persistence or recrudescence. [ Time Frame: 42 days after initial dose ]
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Determine if the safety profile differs between the etanercept treated group and the placebo group. [ Time Frame: 42 days after initial dose ]
- Determine if Etanercept treatment alters the rate of coronary artery dilation and disease (CAD) defined by z-scores at 2 and 6 weeks after treatment. [ Time Frame: 42 days after initial dose ]
- Determine the pharmacokinetics of Etanercept in KD patients. [ Time Frame: 42 days after initial dose ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|March 2009
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|July 2017
|Estimated Primary Completion Date:
|July 2017 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: Arm 1 -Etanercept
Drug - Treatment with Etanercept as adjunct to standard treatment with IVIG and aspirin
Drug: Etanercept
etanercept 0.8 mg/kg subcutaneously (max 50 mg) given three times, once a week for three weeks starting at initial diagnosis.
Other Name: Enbrel
Placebo Comparator: 2
Drug: Placebo
Placebo 0.8 mg/kg subcutaneously (max 50 mg) given three times, once a week for three weeks starting at initial diagnosis.
Detailed Description:
Kawasaki Disease (KD) is a potentially life threatening acute vasculitis in children with a predilection for involvement of the coronary arteries. Aspirin and Intravenous gamma globulin (IVIG) are principally used for the treatment of the symptoms of Kawasaki Disease. Aspirin reduces inflammation and platelet formation, but has no effect in attenuating the development of coronary abnormalities. Although IVIG reduces inflammation and the prevalence of coronary artery abnormalities, it has a relatively high failure rate of 23-30%, warranting new treatment methods for Kawasaki Disease. We propose a placebo controlled double blinded randomized study to determine if etanercept 0.8 mg/kg subcutaneously (max 25 mg) given three times at weekly intervals starting at initial diagnosis is safe in this patient population and if it is a successful adjunct therapy with IVIG in reducing the incidence of persistent or recurrent fever.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|2 Months to 20 Years (Child, Adult)
|Sexes Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Male Age 2 months to 20 years of age Female Age 2 months to 11 years of age
- Provision of Parental Consent
- Kawasaki Disease Presentation
Exclusion Criteria:
Laboratory Criteria: Any laboratory toxicity, at the time of the screening visit or at any time during the study that in the opinion of the Investigator would preclude participation in the study or:
- Platelet count < 100,000/mm3
- WBC count < 3,000 cells/mm3
- Hemoglobin, hematocrit, or red blood cell count outside 30% of the upper or lower limits of normal for the Lab
- Subject is currently enrolled in another investigational device or drug trial(s), or subject has received other investigational agent(s) within 28 days of baseline visit.
- Female subjects diagnosed with KD 12 years of age and older.
- Subjects who have known hypersensitivity to Enbrel or any of its components or who is known to have antibodies to etanercept
- Prior or concurrent cyclophosphamide therapy
- Prior treatment with any TNF alpha antagonist or steroid within 48 hours prior to initiation of IVIG
- Concurrent sulfasalazine therapy
- Active severe infections within 4 weeks before screening visit, or between the screening and baseline visits.
- SLE, history of multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, optic neuritis, or chronic seizure disorder
- Known HIV-positive status or known history of any other immuno-suppressing disease.
- Any mycobacterial disease or high risk factors for tuberculosis, such as family member with TB or taking INH
- Untreated Lyme disease
- Severe comorbidities (diabetes mellitus requiring insulin, CHF of any severity, MI, CVA or TIA within 3 months of screening visit, unstable angina pectoris, uncontrolled hypertension (sitting systolic BP > 160 or diastolic BP > 100 mm Hg), oxygen-dependent severe pulmonary disease, history of cancer within 5 years [other than resected cutaneous basal or squamous cell carcinoma or in situ cervical cancer])
- Exposure to hepatitis B or hepatitis C or high risk factors such as intravenous drug abuse in patient's mother, or history of jaundice (other than neonatal jaundice). SLE, history of multiple sclerosis, transverse myelitis, optic neuritis or chronic seizure disorder.
- Use of a live vaccine (Measles Mumps Rubella or Varicella) 30 days prior to or during this study.
- Any condition judged by the patient's physician to cause this clinical trial to be detrimental to the patient
- History of non-compliance with other therapies
- Must not have received immunosuppressive agents for at least three months prior to enrollment.
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study. To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below. For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00841789
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00841789
|United States, New York
|Feinstein Institute for Medical Rsearch
|New Hyde Park, New York, United States, 11040
|Columbia University Medical Center
|New York, New York, United States, 10032
|Montefiore Medical Center
|The Bronx, New York, United States, 10467
|United States, Texas
|Texas Children's Hospital
|Houston, Texas, United States, 77030
|United States, Utah
|Primary Children's Medical Center
|Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, 84113
|United States, Washington
|Seattle Children's Hospital
|Seattle, Washington, United States, 98105
|United States, Wisconsin
|Children's Hospital of Wisconsin
|Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States, 53201
|Canada, Quebec
|Sainte-Justine Hospital
|Montreal, Quebec, Canada, H3T 1C5
Sponsors and Collaborators
Michael Portman
|Principal Investigator:
|Michael A Portman, MD
|Seattle Children's Hospital
More Information
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
Keywords provided by Michael Portman, Seattle Children's Hospital:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 25, 2017
Publications automatically indexed to this study by ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier (NCT Number):
|Responsible Party:
|Michael Portman, Cardiologist, Seattle Children's Hospital
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00841789 History of Changes
|Other Study ID Numbers:
FD003526 ( Other Grant/Funding Number: FD )
|Study First Received:
|February 10, 2009
|Last Updated:
|May 1, 2017
Keywords provided by Michael Portman, Seattle Children's Hospital:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Mucocutaneous Lymph Node Syndrome
Vascular Diseases
Cardiovascular Diseases
Lymphatic Diseases
Skin Diseases, Vascular
Skin Diseases
Anti-Inflammatory Agents, Non-Steroidal
Analgesics, Non-Narcotic
Sensory System Agents
Peripheral Nervous System Agents
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Antirheumatic Agents
Gastrointestinal Agents
Immunosuppressive Agents
Immunologic Factors
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on May 25, 2017


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A Regenerative Economy Takes Form in Detroit
Posted by Admin in Community Rights, Global Exchange News & Events on 19th January, 2012 | No Comments
Signs of hope continue to sprout in Detroit. For many of us working on the revitalization of Detroit, 2012 may prove to be the year when the tide finally shifts towards a rebirth of our great city. Some consider this a bottoming out after over a decade of massive manufacturing job losses to the tune of 200,000 jobs lost since the year 2000 and eye-opening population loss.
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A better Vimdiff Git mergetool
this wiki
Proposed tip Please edit this page to improve it, or add your comments below (do not use the discussion page).
Git ships with support to invoke Vimdiff as a "mergetool" to help resolve merge conflicts. Unfortunately Vim struggles a bit with three-way diffs, both with highlighting the differences and with shuffling individual changes between the three windows.
This article details a simpler way to use Vimdiff as a Git mergetool.
You are likely to encounter a merge conflict in Git eventually by merging one feature branch into another or by merging upstream changes into a local branch.
Git is quite good at automatically resolving conflicts. A simplistic explanation is that Git starts by finding the common ancestor of your local changes and the changes you are merging into yours. Git then replays the history of each lineage, making intelligent choices along the way about how and where code is added or moved or renamed. If there are conflicts that Git cannot resolve itself the file is left in a conflicted state that must be resolved manually -- more on this below as the
MERGED version of the file.
The most simple way to resolve a Git merge conflict is to open the conflicted file with your favorite text editor and to manually find and remove the conflict markers, keeping the best version of the code from each side of the conflict, then marking the conflict as resolved in Git.
Using Vimdiff as a mergetoolEdit
Resolving manually is fine for small conflicts and for obvious conflicts, but this can be frustrating and error-prone for large conflicts and for conflicts where each side of the changes differ only subtly.
Mergetools can help make short work of even gnarly merge conflicts. Invoke Vimdiff as a mergetool with
git mergetool -t gvimdiff. Recent versions of Git invoke Vimdiff with the following window layout:
- A temporary file containing the contents of the file on the current branch.
- A temporary file containing the common base for the merge.
- A temporary file containing the contents of the file to be merged.
- The file containing the conflict markers. Git has performed as much automatic conflict resolution as possible and the state of this file is a combination of both
REMOTEwith conflict markers surrounding anything that Git could not resolve itself. The mergetool should write the result of the resolution to this file.
Vimdiff for three-way mergesEdit
The default Vimdiff window layout presents quite a lot of useful information. In many cases, however, it is simply too much noise and hides the relevant visual clues you need to solve a conflict quickly.
For example, here is the default view of the conflict shown above:
Vimdiff is an excellent two-way diff viewer and many of the helper shortcuts are geared for moving changes between only two windows at a time. Displaying differences between three (or more!) versions of a file is a hard problem to solve and syntax highlighting alone just isn't well-suited to the job.
Playing to Vimdiff strengthsEdit
It is useful to be able to quickly see the remote version of the file, or the common ancestor of both files, or even your version of the file before any automatic merging was attempted. However, it is often most useful to view the simple comparison of just the "left" conflict and the "right" conflict.
For example, here is the same conflict as above but only diffing the conflicts themselves:
The resolution is much clearer and since this is two-way merge all of the Vimdiff keyboard shortcuts work as intended.
An alternate Vimdiff mergetoolEdit
In order to achieve the layout detailed above we need to step outside of the Vimdiff mergetool that ships with Git, and even outside of Git itself. The "diffconflicts" script in the section below can be used as a mergetool that will then invoke Vimdiff.
Save the script below as "diffconflicts" somewhere on your shell
PATH and mark it as executable (
chmod +x diffconflicts). Next register it with Git as a custom mergetool by running the following commands (substitude "gvim" for "vim" if you prefer Gvim):
git config --global merge.tool diffconflicts git config --global mergetool.diffconflicts.cmd 'diffconflicts vim $BASE $LOCAL $REMOTE $MERGED' git config --global mergetool.diffconflicts.trustExitCode true git config --global mergetool.keepBackup false
This script invokes Vimdiff with three tabpages. The first tabpage is a two-way diff of each "side" of a conflict. This allows the full use of vanilla Vimdiff.
Resolve conflicts in the left window; this is the file that will eventually be written to disk as the resolved file.
If you wish to abort Vimdiff and signal to Git that the resolution is not complete, exit Vimdiff with
:cq. This tells Vim to exit with an error code which then tells Git that the conflict was not resolved.
# +------+ # | Tab1 | # +--------------------------------+ # | LCONFL | RCONFL | # +--------------------------------+
The second tabpage is the standard three-way diff of the pre-automerge "yours", "theirs", and the merge base.
Because syntax highlighting in a three-way diff is so noisy, I have found mappings to quickly disable diff syntax highlighting in one window at a time to be very useful in this window layout. (Example mappings are included at the bottom.)
# +------+ # | Tab2 | # +--------------------------------+ # | LOCAL | BASE | REMOTE | # +--------------------------------+
Finally, the third tabpage is the actual conflicted file that contains the conflict markers.
This view shouldn't be necessary but I find it is helpful to quickly sanity-check the diff in the first tabpage in case the diffconflicts script did not work correctly.
# +------+ # | Tab3 | # +--------------------------------+ # | <<<<<<< HEAD | # | LCONFL | # | ======= | # | RCONFL | # | >>>>>>> someref | # +--------------------------------+
The diffconflicts scriptEdit
Note: the latest version of this script is on GitHub.
#!/bin/bash # A better vimdiff mergetool for Git # # Git does a great job resolving merge conflicts automatically but there are # times when human intervention is still needed. Git resolves all the conflicts # that it is able to and finally wraps each conflict it cannot resolve within # special markers which must be resolved by a human. # # The vertical format and lack of syntax highlighting in the plain conflict # marker layout makes it difficult to spot subtle conflicts such as # single-character changes and this is where a two-way diff really shines! # To see this explained using screenshots, see: # http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/A_better_Vimdiff_Git_mergetool # # This script, when used as a Git mergetool, opens each "side" of the conflict # markers in a two-way vimdiff window. This combines all the awesome of Git's # automatic merging savvy with the awesome and simplicity of a simple two-way # diff. # # Add this mergetool to your ~/.gitconfig (you can substitute gvim for vim): # # git config --global merge.tool diffconflicts # git config --global mergetool.diffconflicts.cmd 'diffconflicts vim $BASE $LOCAL $REMOTE $MERGED' # git config --global mergetool.diffconflictstrustExitCode true # git config --global mergetool.keepBackup false # # The next time you perform a merge with conflicts, invoke this tool with the # following command. (Of course you can set it as your default mergetool as # well.) # # git mergetool --tool diffconflicts # # This tool will open three tabs in Vim that each provide a different way to # view the conflicts. You can resolve the conflicts in the first tab and save # and exit the file. This will also mark the conflict as resolved in Git. # # Tab1 is a two-way diff of just the conflicts. Resolve the conflicts here # and save the file. # +--------------------------------+ # | LCONFL | RCONFL | # +--------------------------------+ # Tab2 is a three-way diff of the original files and the merge base. This is # the traditional three-way diff. Although noisy, it is occasionally useful # to view the three original states of the conflicting file before the merge. # +--------------------------------+ # | LOCAL | BASE | REMOTE | # +--------------------------------+ # Tab3 is the in-progress merge that Git has written to the filesystem # containing the conflict markers. I.e., the file you would normally edit by # hand when not using a mergetool. # +--------------------------------+ # | <<<<<<< HEAD | # | LCONFL | # | ======= | # | RCONFL | # | >>>>>>> someref | # +--------------------------------+ # # Workflow: # # 1. Save your changes to the LCONFL temporary file (the left window on the # first tab; also the only file that isn't read-only). # 2. The LOCAL, BASE, and REMOTE versions of the file are available in the # second tabpage if you want to look at them. # 3. When vimdiff exits cleanly, the file containing the conflict markers # will be updated with the contents of your LCONFL file edits. # # NOTE: Use :cq to abort the merge and exit Vim with an error code. if [[ -z $@ || $# != "5" ]] ; then echo -e "Usage: $0 \$EDITOR \$BASE \$LOCAL \$REMOTE \$MERGED" exit 1 fi cmd=$1 BASE="$2" LOCAL="$3" REMOTE="$4" MERGED="$5" printf -v QBASE '%q' "${BASE}" printf -v QLOCAL '%q' "${LOCAL}" printf -v QREMOTE '%q' "${REMOTE}" printf -v QMERGED '%q' "${MERGED}" # Temporary files for left and right side LCONFL="${MERGED}.REMOTE.$$.tmp" RCONFL="${MERGED}.LOCAL.$$.tmp" # Always delete our temp files; Git will handle it's own temp files trap 'rm -f "'"${LCONFL}"'" "'"${RCONFL}"'"' SIGINT SIGTERM EXIT # Remove the conflict markers for each 'side' and put each into a temp file sed -e '/^<<<<<<< /,/^=======$/d' -e '/^>>>>>>> /d' "${MERGED}" > "${LCONFL}" sed -e '/^=======$/,/^>>>>>>> /d' -e '/^<<<<<<< /d' "${MERGED}" > "${RCONFL}" # Fire up vimdiff $cmd -f -R -d "${LCONFL}" "${RCONFL}" \ -c ":set noro" \ -c ":tabe $QLOCAL" -c ":vert diffs $QBASE" -c ":vert diffs $QREMOTE" \ -c ":winc t" -c ":tabe $QMERGED" -c ":tabfir" EC=$? # Overwrite $MERGED only if vimdiff exits cleanly. if [[ $EC == "0" ]] ; then cat "${LCONFL}" > "${MERGED}" fi exit $EC
Toggle diff highlighting in a single windowEdit
" Disable one diff window during a three-way diff allowing you to cut out the " noise of a three-way diff and focus on just the changes between two versions " at a time. Inspired by Steve Losh's Splice function! DiffToggle(window) " Save the cursor position and turn on diff for all windows let l:save_cursor = getpos('.') windo :diffthis " Turn off diff for the specified window (but keep scrollbind) and move " the cursor to the left-most diff window exe a:window . "wincmd w" diffoff set scrollbind set cursorbind exe a:window . "wincmd " . (a:window == 1 ? "l" : "h") " Update the diff and restore the cursor position diffupdate call setpos('.', l:save_cursor) endfunction " Toggle diff view on the left, center, or right windows nmap <silent> <leader>dl :call DiffToggle(1)<cr> nmap <silent> <leader>dc :call DiffToggle(2)<cr> nmap <silent> <leader>dr :call DiffToggle(3)<cr>
- The default vimdiff mergetool script that ships with Git: https://github.com/git/git/blob/master/mergetools/vimdiff
- The diffconflicts script on GitHub (buried in my dotfiles repo): https://github.com/whiteinge/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/diffconflicts
Related pluginsEdit
- Splice by Steve Losh
- Conflict2Diff? Not sure if this actually does 3-way diff.
This doesn't seem to work. After adding the script as my mergetool and attempting to run mergetool to resolve a conflict, I get:
git config option merge.tool set to unknown tool: diffconflicts Resetting to default... merge tool candidates: opendiff kdiff3 tkdiff xxdiff meld tortoisemerge gvimdiff diffuse ecmerge p4merge araxis bc3 emerge vimdiff
Any idea? --August 28, 2012
- I do not know anything about this tip, but a quick search for "diffconflicts" in the tip shows you need to create the script, put it in a directory in your PATH, and use chmod (as well as use the git config commands shown). If you get it working, please report here. JohnBeckett (talk) 04:39, August 29, 2012 (UTC)
- SOLUTION: you need to follow the hints in the script (configure mergetool.diffconflicts). 10:55, October 27, 2012 (UTC)


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SuperKombat is in Search of an Asian New Hero
- Written by Dave Walsh
"From January, when we started this project with New Heroes, we had events in more than 10 countries around 3 continents. Now, we cooperate with Oriental Festival and between October 31 and November 3 we will continue our plan. More than 5.000 fighters from 113 countries will attend at Unified World Championships and the best of them will be selected for Superkombat. I'm really confident we can find also New Hero from Asia. Everyday we will have tryouts to discover the New Hero", said Mr. Eduard Irimia, president of Superkombat.


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- The shirt features a hand-drawn buffalo design, hand-printed onto an American Apparel racerback tank.
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Has someone got a list of uk helmet suppliers pls?
Has someone got a list of uk helmet suppliers pls?
There's RS props ,you can pm them on here, also bobamaker, but bobamaker maybe in Portugal .
cheers, yea he is in Portugal now
Anyone else? Unfortunately bobamaker can't do it till November
Talk to terminal fettler? Every now and then he sells a bucket.
RS made mine within 4 weeks
RS PROPS it is
RS Props Jango Fett helmet?
Sorry, I didn't realize this was in the Jango section originally. Don't know of anyone that way except BM. Have you talked to Cruzer or animefan? How much would it cost to import this? At least they could get one to you quickly....


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Kinda wondering what this fal might be worth, I've been out of the loop for awhile and am curious. Its a hvy barrel Izzy SAR-48 springfield armory
1005-SA-48-MATCH with Izzy markings on lower Imbel markings on receiver
bottom front of magwell. I bought this sometime in the 1990s new and mayby put 50 rounds thru it. Thanks for looking and your input.


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Pagliacci's is one of those timeless places, born in passion, carved from life and bathed in laughter. From the foccacia bread and soup through the Broadway-style cheesecake, every morsel is made on the spot, served with style by someone hustling for you. And there's more than enough pasta or steak to bring home to Lassie. Step back into history. This is what it used to be like before franchises.
Take a chance. You might meet your next wife — or your ex-wife — life's a drama. We've served them all, from Allen Ginsberg and Saul Bellow to Bruno Kirby, Susan Sarandon and Bob Dylan. Pagliacci's is a joint you'll never forget. Tell 'em Joe sent you.
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Building Connections Through "Cathy"
Building Connections Through "Cathy"
More From Cathy
Creator, "Cathy" Comic
Comic Confessions
An Unusual Beginning
Family Power Balance
A Mother's Advice
The Nightmare of Swimsuit Shopping
The Underwear Situation
Even Harder to Have It All
The Guilt Complex
I'm Not Really a Feminist?
Too Many Messages
Building Connections Through "Cathy"
Deepest Insecurities Go Public
Feminist Alter Ego
Dating as Creative Inspiration
The Last Strip
A Writer's Passion
Cathy's Biography
Best Advice: "Give up the quest for perfection and shoot for five good minutes in a row."
Childhood Dreams: "Cowboy. Not a cowgirl, cowboy."
Biggest Influence Never Met: Betty Crocker, "The source of much of the 20 pounds I gained in college that inspired my entire career."
Three Adjectives to Describe Herself: "Picky, picky, picky."
Cathy Guisewite is the creator and cartoonist behind the long-running nationally syndicated comic strip "Cathy," one of the first mainstream comics created by a woman. Appearing for the first time in 1976, the strip ran for 34 years, chronicling and finding humor in the title character's eternal struggles with weight, love, work, and her loving but overly involved mother. For Guisewite, it channeled the obsessions and conflicts of an everyday American woman caught between society's traditional expectations and new feminist ideals.
Guisewite grew up in Midland, Michigan and graduated from the University of Michigan with a B.A. in English in 1972. By age 26, she had already made quick strides in the advertising world, becoming the first female vice president at the W.B. Doner & Co agency. She submitted "Cathy" for publication at the urging of her mother with whom she shared the "scribbled stick figure drawings" that she had started doodling to vent her daily frustrations. The strip was immediately picked up for syndication in 1976, and within a few short years, Guisewite was CEO of Cathy, Inc., overseeing the strip, books, TV and mountains of "Cathy" merchandise. Guisewite is the recipient of numerous awards, including the prestigious Reuben Award for "Outstanding Cartoonist of the Year" from the National Cartoonists Society in 1992. In 1987, she received an Emmy® for "Outstanding Animated Program" for her first animated special, Cathy. Before Guisewite retired the strip in 2010, it appeared in approximately 1,500 newspapers worldwide.


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Date Posted: April 18, 2009 - 10:00 pm by: coffeeboy
|Shirley Manson
It's official. Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles will not live past it's second season. After joining the series in it's latest run, Garbage front woman Shirley Manson's first foray into acting is over. Which is regreatabble since she's gotten a lot of good acclaim for her role as the T-2000 posing as a human executive Catherine Weaver. And she should since she really looks the part. It's a sad day for all sci-fi fans that the show is over, but methinks we haven't seen the last of Sarah, John and Cameron just yet. I'll be calling it now: a made-for-TV movie or direct-to-DVD sequel (or sequels) will be in the offing. Fingers crossed.
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