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So Brazilian baile-funk Singer MC Gi got in touch with us asking for a little hand. She wants us to help her choose which version of her song is going to be used as her new single, and bwoy, should this be fun... 'A Fila Anda' features the biggest baile funk Mc of Brazil; a husband to six wives and father to over forty kids (and he even hands them out PS3s on their birthdays like its cake). He's like a Brazilian version of Snoop Dogg, but one who cares more about sex than pot. We're talking about Mr Catra.
El Super Gummi, who has been working with Mc Gi for some time now, has delivered two versions; one for the purist electro kids and the other which sounds like baile funk for electro kids. Both of them share a love for intensity (so much happening, so little time) and chopped vocals. If maximal is your thing, this will have you partying like it's 2006 once again.
Then there's Hungry Sam, who mixes baile-funk beats with electro synths and captures a sound we haven't really heard in a while. But there's no question, that IM//UR's favorite remix is DJ Sandrinho's. It's not that we don't like the mix of electro and funk; it's that we prefer the raw sound of the big drums (aka tamborzão) with vocals.
..But the big question here is which version do you prefer? You can either vote here or go to Mc Gi's Facebook page and let her know.


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but I gave it back to the guy before the halftime show
Its not like I wanted to go out of my way and risk getting kicked out of the game for stealing his hat, I'm not that big of a douche.
re: For Florida Week: Don't mess with the band! (Posted on 10/4/12 at 1:23 p.m. to LSUwag) Awesome. Glad to see the State Troopers doing work. I love it when people think they can mess with TGBFTL and that it's just a bunch of pansy band nerds. It usually ends with people on their asses with bruises to show for it. I know we mowed some opposing fans down while I was in. Breaking ranks was NOT TOLERATED, and if you tried it around the Tubas or Drumline (where I was), the payback was even worse. I'll personally never forget the Chick-Fil-A Bowl in 1996. Clemson's costume mascot (which is the most ridiculous looking Tiger mascot I've ever seen, btw) was jumping around and tauting us while we were marching through a GA Dome tunnel to the stands to the cadences. We were stopped, and he started creeping into the snare rank on the opposite side from me. The snare on the far end of the line, who was actually a pretty quiet and mild mannered guy, warned him twice to back off. When the mascot didn't, the snare player took him and body slammed him without taking off his drum or putting down his sticks. Then he just went back to playing. It was amazing. We were all yelling and laughing so hard we could hardly play. Every LSU fan around went insane. It was so awesome. Clemson's mascot tried to get up and act like it didn't bother him, but there's no living that down. Every fan in sight was letting him have it, so he wised up and took off. I just wished it had happened where the cameras could see it.
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at Ball State University and serves as adviser to the Daily News student newspaper. He is a former Associated Press correspondent
and editor in New York, Tennessee,
Indiana and Kentucky who also worked at The Indianapolis Star as a City Hall
reporter and digital-news editor on the paper's website. He's also a former
local television reporter and anchor who's still in broadcasting as producer of
"Indiana Weekend," a weekly magazine show on five NPR-member stations in East Indiana.
Strauss is a specialist in "backpack journalism" – the practice of updating
news websites from the field with text, photos and multimedia using portable
digital gear. He has presented to media groups in New York, New Mexico and Indiana, as
well as the Society of Professional Journalists national conference in
Washington, the Poynter Institute in St. Petersburg, Fla., and in Maine; St.
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Long long time, no post. Much happened in the last 2 years since my last post. :) One of these days, I'll write more in my journal about it. Lessons learned, sometimes hard. Love found, marriage next year. Life is good.
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It was supposed to be a big moment for the two brothers — both University of Virginia engineering students — the culmination of months of designing and refining. On a sunny day last August, Steven Easter and Jonathan Turman stood in the middle of a verdant field at the Milton Airfield in Charlottesville, VA, and watched anxiously as their 6.5-foot-wingspan drone aircraft taxied toward takeoff position.
Twenty or so government executives and advisers were watching. Cameras were rolling. Then, after just a few feet of taxiing, the unthinkable happened. The plane's landing gear snapped off like a twig.
"The grass was pushing the landing gear back and forth, forward and back, not just up and down," says Easter. "And it broke off pretty quickly — somewhat embarrassing. That was it for the day. Game over."
Normally, that would have been a major setback. But this plane had one advantage over the standard SIG Kadet Senior model aircraft it was modeled after. The entire plane — from the nose to the rudders — had been designed in software and printed in lightweight plastic on a Stratasys 3D printer. Instead of a balsa-wood frame, the brothers printed a plastic exoskeleton that clipped together using connectors of their own design. Each of the plane's components could pop on or off for rapid deployment, repair or, in this case, a quick redesign.
The brothers zipped back to their workshop to make a lesson of the broken landing gear. "We didn't have to go and make a new plane, we just pulled off the one piece that was broken and did a couple days of redesign, reprinted it, and by the next week we were ready to go," says Turman.
And on the subsequent attempts, the plane flew beautifully.
The "Wendy" aircraft — named for Turman and Easter's mother — is the latest demonstration of the power of 3D prototyping. The project is the brainchild of Michael Balazs and Jonathan Rotner, two scientists at research and engineering firm MITRE's Center for Integrated Intelligence Systems. Their mission, jointly funded by the Department of Defense and MITRE, is to develop cheaper and faster solutions to expensive government programs, such as building autonomous aircraft.
"[We're] trying to achieve 90 percent capabilities of what the big companies can do, but at 10 percent of the cost," Balazs says. "So we leverage everything from open technologies to commercial off-the-shelf systems to agile advanced manufacturing, to show the government that they can meet their robotics goals of unmanned systems, whether they're ground, aerial, underwater or whatever it is."
Wendy is their best example so far. In addition to its 3D-printed body, it uses a common Android smartphone as the sophisticated on-board brain of the aircraft's system.
Autonomous model planes and helicopters are commonplace now — everything from handheld units to full-sized warplanes. Many of the smaller systems use off-the-shelf model aircraft, like the Kadet Senior, and add specialized on-board autopilot circuitry to the plane's standard radio controls so the aircraft can fly itself through a variety of patterns or programs.
These autopilot systems are still expensive, running into the $10,000 range for high-end units with the level of reliability needed by MITRE. Moreover, the planes aren't truly autonomous. Much of the computation is performed by a dedicated ground station — another $20,000 — that communicates with the on-board autopilot computer over Wi-Fi.
For the MITRE scientists, that was unacceptable. Last fall, as an extension of their ground-based Android robotics research (which employs, in part, eight university interns), Balazs and Rotner decided to set up an airborne program to test the use of low-cost, readily available smartphones for piloting. They started with a Galaxy Nexus, programming it as an on-board replacement for the ground station. The phone would access the autopilot's telemetry data, process it and, based on location and heading, send or change the waypoints the autopilot would be following.
The first step was to crack the Nexus' security — they had to root the phone to make it run in ad hoc Wi-Fi mode, rather than infrastructure, so it could talk directly to the autopilot without an access point to act as an intermediary.
Once development was under way on the control system, the scientists decided they needed a faster and easier way to get their platform airborne — common RC plane kits can take many weeks or even months to assemble, and they needed something that could be useable with a few days' notice.
"That's where we came up with the idea for the 3D-printed plane," Balazs says. At the start of February, they began searching online for ideas, and found an example of a basic printed model plane from the University of Southampton in the UK. But the also noticed something interesting much closer to home.
A few miles away at the University of Virginia, aerospace engineering professor David Sheffler had just completed a new, unique course where students spent an entire semester designing and building a 1/4 scale replica of the Rolls-Royce AE3007 jet engine. To keep costs manageable (an actual AE3007 costs about $2 million), Sheffler had the students print their components in the school's new, state-of-the-art 3D-printing lab, using high-end Stratasys machines, and assemble the pieces around bearings and a propshaft he had milled specially for the project.
On their first try, the engine worked well. "We hooked it up to the compressor and got it to spin up to about 2,000 RPM. It was a big success," Sheffler explains. "I had a student filming it on his iPhone, and the next day he plopped it on YouTube."
That YouTube video caught the eye of the MITRE team as they researched the viability of a 3D-printed aerial platform. Balazs and Rotner realized they might have found the right person to lead the build of their aircraft.
"The government doesn't really have interest in small model turbine engines, but they might have an interest in being able to print a robotic platform," Balazs says. "So we met with professor Sheffler and said, 'Hey, would you be interested and do you think we could do this?'"
He said yes to both questions.
Sheffler e-mailed a cryptic note to the engineering students: he was looking for two summer interns for a 3D-printing project. He received only one response, from Easter, who brought his lab partner and brother Turman along for the meeting. The duo was surprised to see six executives in suits as they walked into the room.
The brothers began working on the project in May, spending upwards to 80 hours per week in the lab creating and refining their design. One of the first and biggest obstacles they encountered was the heavier weight and greater deflection of printed plastic over the balsa wood typically used to build the plane they modeled their design on. This meant that, rather than just printing the same pieces in a kit, they'd have to completely re-engineer the frame's design.
Fortunately, they could print the plastic to take any shape they could design on their CAD system, allowing them to create designs that would be impossible to make solely out of wood. That also allowed them to make on-the-spot modifications; at one point, as the printer laid down layer after layer of plastic, the MITRE scientists called the brothers with a big design change. The plane needed ailerons to work correctly with the autopilot being used. Hardly skipping a beat, the brothers modified the files to incorporate that element, and let the printer add it to the existing printouts.
They also took advantage of the printed aspect to design and incorporate rapidly deployable, Lego-like connectors for each of the plane's components. Different types of connections were devised, printed, and tested as the pieces started to take shape.
Finally, in August, they set up for the maiden flight — which proved disastrous. But their subsequent attempts were hugely successful. The printed platform and its Android brain both handled everything asked of them.
"Our pilot informed us it was very easy to fly and didn't need a lot of hand-holding," Easter says. "It had a lot of lift naturally and could glide a long ways. The first landing was a slightly rough, as the pilot was adjusting to the flight characteristics, but the second landing — we flew twice that day just to be sure — was very graceful."
So how will this type of system be used? "You'd love to be able to set up four or five of these things to fly above a forest fire," Balazs says. "You'd use the camera right there on the phone to snap pictures. They're all geolocated using the GPS on the phone. You'd put a temperature sensor on there … Where you find the hottest part of the fire and the strongest wind, that's the area where you need to fight the fire."
"Even an inexpensive government or traditional system is going to cost you at least $150,000, but more likely closer to a quarter of a million or more, to have an aircraft that will go up and do that," he continues. "So you can imagine, you put a printer out there in Colorado, they print out the number they need, they grab a bunch of phones from the local store, some servos, they can throw it together in a couple days, have these things flying over the forest fire, collaborating on the sharing of data, ones reading wind data a little bit north saying 'In a few hours your wind is going to be like this…'"
Rotner continues, "We are trying to present it so it is immediately and cheaply impactful to local fire depts, FEMA, border patrol, DHS, as well as DOD. It's not just military usable."
Indeed, one of the big successes with the maiden flights were aerial maps. On the plane, the phone was placed underneath with the camera facing downwards. The Lapse It Pro app snapped a photo every few seconds.
After landing, another program quickly processes those images into a mosaic of everything the plane saw while it flew. It took about five minutes.
Of course, in these times, drones are more commonly associated with less benevolent applications — U.S. military air strikes that have killed terrorists and insurgents in countries like Pakistan and Yemen, at the cost of possibly hundreds of civilian lives. Balazs and Rotner's excitement is tempered slightly when asked about the possibility of their autonomous plane being used for hostile purposes — a real-life version of Real Genius.
"The work we do is for data collection — we're not on the offensive side," Balazs says, explaining, hopefully, that the physics of the platform make that less feasible. "It is the SWaP [size, weight and power] of such systems that are prohibitive," he states, noting that their platform offers no offensive capabilities that couldn't have be done by someone with an RC aircraft and malicious intent.
When completed, MITRE's system will offer a drastic price reduction over the expensive custom UAVs that are contracted by the government. The initial printouts of the frame cost $5,500 to produce and refine — a price that will go down even further once the design is finalized and optimized, and as the cost of printing lowers. Motor, servos and components for the plane were around $1,500. And once the they remove the dedicated autopilot unit and set it to run entirely by Android control — their next milestone — the only other material cost will be a few hundred bucks for a smartphone.
Hitting their fully-Android goal has a purpose: by 2015, there's an expectation that UAV drones will be permitted to fly in the national airspace. MITRE is help to determine the policies for this, and Balazs states that the FAA's requirements may make it difficult for hobbyist autopilot units to receive full clearance. One reason is the FAA's demand that the circuitry will have intelligent crash landing capabilities, so drones, as Rotner puts it, "don't crash into a highway."
They believe the Android platform will be suitable for these requirements. "You're going a system that can see where it is and determine a soft area to direct itself to," Balazs explains. "The hobbyist systems are fantastic but they're never going to move into the non-hobbyist FAA requirements. We're trying to make our system work with this. The phone can very easily determine the road instead of a green patch on the road."
Testing for this next iteration is already being planned. With the success of the initial craft, MITRE has approved two follow-on contracts for continuing research and development, the first of which will allow the all-Android system to go airborne sometime this spring. That contract will also have the brothers redesigning the current aircraft to make structural and performance improvements, including reducing weight and adding wing-mounted cameras.
The second contract is for a smaller version of the first plane that comprises two or three modular pieces instead of the 17 parts of the original design, making it much easier to handle. The current plane has to be shipped in a 2'x2'x8′ crate, even though it is able to be snapped apart, due to having a tightly applied plastic skin that increases its aerodynamics. The new, smaller design will allow for more rapid deployment, including an easier ability to ship the plane via UPS. And while the funding of the original plane means its design files likely will remain closed, Balazs says the team is "looking to take a more open approach" to the second, meaning they may be able to release the CAD files for others to modify and improve on themselves.
The creation of a full plane takes about three weeks from start to finish. "The time from redesign of concept to redesign in CAD to printing is so much smaller than it used to be" Rotner explains. But most of that timeframe comes from to technological limitations.
"The real bottleneck at this point is simply the speed that the printers can print out," Balazs continues."But five to ten years, it's going to be a non-issue. We'll see increases in speed and materials in the next couple years."
When he thinks about the long-term potential of the technology, his mind turns to NASA's 1970 Apollo 13 mission, during which Earth-bound engineers were given a matching set of the spare parts available to the astronauts to determine how to build a solution for filtering CO2 after an on-board explosion.
"With all of these systems, the Android system and the 3D-printing system, we want to go beyond that. We want to give them a printer out wherever they are and say, 'Here, we'll just print out what you need and solve your problem.'"Go Back to Top. Skip To: Start of Article.


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Adult, youth gardening classes offered at Brainerd Public Library
University of Minnesota Extension Crow Wing County Master Gardeners are partnering with the Brainerd Public Library to offer adult and youth classes. Six adult classes and four youth classes will be offered.
The first adult class, Age is No Excuse … Get Out and Garden, was offered April 9.
The remaining five classes are Edible Landscaping facilitated by Jackie Burkey at noon Tuesday, May 14; City Chickens: Keeping a Backyard Flock facilitated by JoAnn Weaver at noon Tuesday, June 11; Introduction to Rain Gardens facilitated by Jackie Froemming at noon Tuesday, July 9; The Art of the Kitchen Garden facilitated by Weaver at noon Tuesday, Aug. 13; and Low-Maintenance Gardening facilitated by Froemming at 4:30 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 10.
The four youth classes are Terrariums by Debby Floerchinger on Wednesday, June 12; Kids Can Compost Too by Weaver on Wednesday, June 26; Worm Composting by Burkey on Wednesday, July 10; and Fairy Gardens by Tina Dunlap on Wednesday, July 17. All youth classes will start at 2 p.m.
These youth presentations are offered as part of the library's Summer Reading Program.
Both adult and youth classes are free but pre-registration is suggested. To reserve a spot, call the Brainerd Public Library at 218-829-5574.
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Iron Sky and Varusteleka shook hands the other day and formed an axis of evil to fight the world. Varusteleka has been a key figure in providing the wardrobe of Iron Sky, and has been helping us out with a lot of things along the years. The good news for Finnish and European filmmakers is, that they are also setting up a costume rentals house for films and theaters and whatnot, so it should be pretty awesome in the future as well!
Because of that, Timo traveled all the way to Konala, Helsinki, to meet the führer of this awesome company, Valtteri. Here's our little chat with Valtter. The song is provided by an awesome Swedish band called Chaos All Stars, check them out here!


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Waterfowl Management in Georgia
Setting Hunting Regulations
Various types of data are collected by state agencies and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service before hunting regulations are established. Biologists conduct aerial surveys of available wetlands across the breeding area during the late spring, and then resurvey those same areas later in the summer to estimate duck numbers and remaining wetlands. These data are used to calculate the "Fall Flight Index," an index to the number of ducks that will fly south for the winter. Band return data are used to estimate harvest levels and survival rates. The new Harvest Information Program (HIP) questionnaire is also used to estimate harvest, hunter numbers, and hunter activity. Wings collected from hunter-harvested ducks are used to estimate the proportion of the harvest that is composed of males, females, adults, and juveniles.
The individual states then meet collectively as Flyways and combine all of this information into a recommendation to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for the upcoming hunting season. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service then combines the biological recommendations with public comment and opinion to set hunting regulations for the fall hunting season. This process is repeated annually to ensure that hunting regulations remain flexible to adjust for annual fluctuations in waterfowl population levels.
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(Goal: e.g. distinguish between completely numeric args/names and those containing non-numerics)
% touch 1023 pex103 pex103a 104a z101 16a02 1999 2001 2001_A_Space_Odyssey % ls -1 *[^0-9]* 104a 16a02 2001_A_Space_Odyssey pex103 pex103a z101 # (great, looks good to me. Got everything containing a nonnumeric, no more, no less.)
% foreach p ( 1023 pex103 pex103a 104a z101 16a02 1999 2001 2001_A_Space_Odyssey ) foreach? if ( $p !~ *[^0-9]* ) echo $p foreach? end # (no output. Huh?)
% foreach p ( 1023 pex103 pex103a 104a z101 16a02 1999 2001 2001_A_Space_Odyssey ) foreach? if ( $p =~ *[^0-9]* ) echo $p foreach? end 1023 (!) pex103 pex103a 104a z101 16a02 1999 (!) 2001 (!) 2001_A_Space_Odyssey # (Huh?)The [MAN page description] for =~ and !~ just refer to "(see [Filename substitution])', but evidently there is a (unexplained) difference. The actual filename globbing looks correct to me, but the pattern matching operator behavior is unexpected, if I'm not missing something.
tcsh 6.09.00
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I'm a long-time faithful user of tcsh, and one thing has always bugged me -- the need to type "rehash" at a prompt when adding a new command. My suggestions is to change tcsh so before printing "Command not found.", it first searches its entire path and rebuilds its hash table. Only after doing this, and if the command is still not in the path, then print "Command not found.". I realize there are some extreme cases in which this is suboptimal, but in most cases with normal users this would be a big win, and simplify the manual and perhaps even the code.
Wish "tcsh -l" would accept other flags. At least "-c".
Currently I can't get ssh to have the right environment unless it is a login shell. The .ssh/environment doesn't work for me because I login to different machines with different environments. One thing to do would be to not have the different environment for login compared to other shells, but what I would really like is something like...
ssh remote_application_server "tcsh -l -c application"
The "ssh -t" doesn't work for me and I don't know why.
Thanks Tim
Fix limit vmemoryuse in Linux
In Linux tcsh is unable to limit vmemoryuse. This is because RLIMIT_VMEM isn't defined, instead Linux has RLIMIT_AS which means the same. On Google groups I found patches suggested by Komazaki at http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=sv&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=ISO-2022-JP&selm=m3snmczvfc.wl%40thinkpad.osk.3web.ne.jp.osk.3web.ne.jp and Ogawa Hirofumi suggests a patch at http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=sv&lr=&ie=UTF-8&selm=87snmba4id.fsf%40devron.myhome.or.jp None of these patches seems to have been included in version 6.12 as 6.12 still has this problem.
New idea: use last line (or n'th line) of output as input to new command.
I often find myself typing something like:
>locate lshort /usr/local/stow/share/texmf/doc/latex/general/lshort.dvi . . . /usr/local/store/share/texmf/doc/latex/general/lshort.dvi
>xdvi /usr/local/store/share/texmf/doc/latex/general/lshort.dvi
Now the way I accomplish writing the last line, is by moving the mouse over the last line, and the copy paste it. It would be very nice, if the shell could keep the last n lines of output in a buffer. This way one could avoid using the mouse by typing something like:
>xdvi <M-1>
which would insert the last line of output, similarly <M-2> could insert the second last line of output. (the exact commands used is of course configured via bindkey).
This could save me a couple of times to the mouse everyday - firstname.lastname@example.com
Fix memory leak related to aliasrun(). Precmd, Cwdcmd etc. leak memory.
Fix migrate -site $$... Seems to hang... (aix370)
Fix history in loops.
New idea: sed operations on variables.
Lots of people seem to like the idea to be able to do sed type operations on shell variables. Maybe we can extend the syntax of the variable editing to understand string operations. So I would like to be able to use:
> set a="this is a STRING" > echo $a:[3-] is is a STRING > echo $a:[#] 16 > echo $a:[6-7] is > echo $a:[-2] ng > echo $a:[-20] Subscript out of bounds. > echo $a:[2-20] Subscript out of bounds. > echo $a:[1-1]:u$a:[2-]. This is a string.</blockquote>
Fix pipelines that contain builtins so that they behave correctly.
I tried to fix that (most of the code is in sh.sem.c, but it works only for non POSIX machines cause otherwise the setpgid() I added fails).
Fix the correct code... How to do that involves A.I....
Rewrite the whole thing. It has taken to much beating over the years...
Add another hook like precmd to be executed after the prompt but before the command.
Add instructions for using configure in the README file.
Make manual page references links in the HTML version of the manual.
It is possible to match the words with ([0-9]) after them. Links could be using the manual page CGI at http://www.tac.eu.org/cgi-bin/man-cgi for content.
Add OpenBSD?? to the Makefile, etc.
A Csh compatability mode would be nice: I know tcsh is supposed to be fully csh compatible, but csh scripts containing such constructs as '$<' , 'if ( -d $file ) cd $file' or any of a great number of other valid csh commands, will produce syntax errors or the like with tcsh, which is frustrating when writing/maintaining csh scripts which have to run on systems with only tcsh and systems with only csh. If such a thing exists, I couldn't find it after searching the man page for two hours, and it should be better documented
Add hooks for command completion Either for a dynamically loaded library, or a callback to another program that allows another pass to complete the command. As a trivial example, the module could duplicate the functionality of aliases. A tcsh_mud.so could define sigh, groan, cheer, lol, etc to produce output if they weren't actually valid commands.
Properly deal with : in filename substitution
Given something like
expand it properly to something like
It already does this, if you have a file named like that... --Kim
Directory commands don't handle blanks in filenames. If I have an environment variable such as:
% setenv TOMCAT '/c/Program? Files/Apache? Software Foundation/Tomcat? 5.0' and then do the following, setenv complains that it has too many arguments. % cd /tmp % cd "$TOMCAT" setenv: Too many arguments % dirs /c/Program? Files/Apache? Software Foundation/Tomcat? 5.0 /tmp % pushd "$TOMCAT" /c/Program? Files/Apache? Software Foundation/Tomcat? 5.0 setenv: Too many arguments. % pushd /tmp /tmp /c/Program? Files/Apache? Software Foundation/Tomcat? 5.0 % pushd /c/Program? Files/Apache? Software Foundation/Tomcat? 5.0 /tmp setenv: Too many arguments.
Wish tcsh would feature fc (fix command) as in bash !Wish tcsh would featuer fc (fix command) as in bash !
i wish for read-only CVS access to the sources (as i am on the bleeding egde)
Functions would be useful! As would being able to redirect stderr (or other file descriptors) independently of stdout! -- Rohan Talip
Don't complete commands with non-executable files. For example if I have a file called README in a directory in the PATH, and I type R TAB tcsh will complete README as a command. But README does not have the x bit set, so it's kind of pointless to have that completion.
--> Setting the shell variable "recognize_only_executables" will give you this behavior. --Waz
If I have in my .tcshrc: complete {cd,pushd} p/1/d/ and I type "complete cd" at the shell prompt nothing is printed. It would be nice if {cd,pushd} p/1/d/ was printed.
--> In version 6.13.00, when the completion requested does not have an exact match, it is then checked for a pattern match. Thus, your example will print 'p/1/d/'. --Waz
It would be nice if "set autolist" would be on by default.
Unicode (UTF-8) doesn't seem to work. It's not even possible to "make catalogs" in unicode environment. Also unicode support (and other multibyte encodings) should depend on environment variables (LC_CTYPE), not on "set dspmbyte". On unicode terminal translations show empty characters instead of messages.
In addition to message catalogs, there are more problems:
ipi:~/test/tcsh/bin> ls tcsh ĺäö ipi:~/test/tcsh/bin> set dspmbyte utf8 ipi:~/test/tcsh/bin> ls ??? ls: No match.Unicode is used more and more, and is default on many environments, so this really should be fixed. --mpaananen
When I have a script called from complete I would like to have the the existing text from the command line passed to that script so that it can look at all existing words to detemine what it should output as the completion list.
For example:
complete prog 'n/-x/`myscript`'
Then when I do this:
> prog -a A -b B -x <TAB>
The script would get 'prog -a A -b B -x ' which would allow the script to base its -x completions on the options given for -a and -b (or if they aren't present give nothing - or a message saying that they are required). Setting a temporary environment variable before executing the command would also work and would probably be safer.
Perhaps this info is already available as a special variable that can be manually passed to the script: complete prog 'n/-x/`myscript $cmd_line`'?
Update: I looked into this further by actually downloading the code and looking through it. It doesn't seem that this information is available anywhere, but I did manage to achieve what I wanted by adding the following two lines around the call to tw_complete (line 278, tw.parse.c 6.12.00):
added> tsetenv(STRCURRCMDLINE, (Char *)&qline);
looking = tw_complete(cmd_start, &wordp, &pat, looking, &suf);added> Unsetenv(STRCURRCMDLINE);
And I added a definition for STRCURRCMDLINE to be "CURRCMDLINE".
This provides the environment variable CURRCMDLINE to any script/program running under complete. The only issue I see is picking a sufficiently obscure environment variable that noone else is likely to use, but have it readable enough to understand what it is for. It also shouldn't overwrite an existing ENV variable if it is already in use.


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Event Details
Details on the Show:
Where: The Republik, 1349 Kapiolani Blvd, Honolulu, HI 96814
When: Monday, February 4, 2013
Ages: All Ages accompanied by an adult
Doors: Lounge doors at 6:00 pm (21 + only)
Concert Hall doors at 7:00 pm (all ages accompanied by an adult)
Opener: 8:00PM
Prices: $28 General Admission (In advance plus applicable fees) - $5 increase day of show
$38 Risers (In advance plus applicable fees) - $5 increase day of show
Tickets on sale at these locations: www.groovetickets.com// www.bampproject.com/ Local Motion Stores / Navy ITT Offices// Hickam ITT Offices/ Marine Corps ITT Offices// U.S. Coast Guard MWR / UH Campus Center
The Safehouse lounge in The Republik during business hours of 6pm-1am Monday thru Saturday.
Sleigh Bells is an American noise popmusical duo from Brooklyn,New York City, formed in2008. The duo consists of Derek Edward Miller (guitar) and Alexis Krauss(vocals). After signing to N.E.E.T. Recordingsand Mom+Pop,[1] Sleigh Bellsreleased their debut album, Treats, on May 11,2010. Their follow-up album, Reign of Terror,was released on February 21, 2012.
If you aren't familiar with Sleigh Bell's music visit their website at http://reignofterror.tv
Text the world "CONCERTS" to 38714 for free Hawaii Concert info.
Event Location
The Republik
1349 Kapiolani Blvd 3rd floor, Honolulu, HI, 96814
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Lads and fascist scum (take this site as education)
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Gull Lake Classic Boat Show on tap this weekend
The Gull Lake Classic Boat Show will run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 24, and 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 25, at Bar Harbor in Lake Shore, featuring one-of-a-kind and rare wood boats.
Awards will be handed out at the end of the show Sunday.
Castaways will provide live music Friday and Saturday in the lakefront pavilion band stand.
A free shuttle service will be offered from Glynlyon near the Nisswa waterslide from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days of the show. Food and refreshments will be served.


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Stanford freshman Inky Ajanaku and junior Carly Wopat were named to the All-Pacific Region Team by the American Volleyball Coaches Association. The pair was listed among the top 14 players in arguably the nation's most competitive region.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, December 4, 2012, 4:18 PM
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Stanford volleyball duo on all-region team
Original post made on Dec 5, 2012
Like this commentPosted by John G.
a resident of another community
on Dec 5, 2012 at 11:11 am
The three-person committee naming the All-AVCA Pacific Region team contained the head coach of a player who did _NOT_ make the All-Pac-12 team but _DID_ make the All-AVCA Pacific Region. In essence, he misused his position on that committee to stack the team with one of his own players, taking away a place that could have been used for Jordan Burgess, Brittany Howard or Arizona State's Macey Gardner. The Pac-12 ought to suggest to this head coach that he resign from the committee before next season.


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Pulaski Technical College Foundation will present Diamond Chef Arkansas June 8, as two of Arkansas' finest culinarians will turn up the heat and compete at the Wally Allen Ballroom at the Statehouse Convention Center. The reception begins at 6 p.m. and the program, dinner and competition begin at 7 p.m. Chef Daniel Capello, at the Chenal Country Club, will compete against Chef Jason Knapp, chef and manager at the Pulaski Technical College Big Rock Bistro.
The contest will follow the format of the popular Iron Chef television series. Each chef and his sous-chef will have 60 minutes to prepare three dishes, one of which will utilize a surprise ingredient to be announced just before the competition begins. Chefs will be judged on plate presentations, creativity and taste.
Tickets cost $150 per person with proceeds benefiting the Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School.
Contributions are a tax deductible charitable contribution to the Pulaski Technical College Foundation, Inc. Funds raised from the event will enable the Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School to expand its facilities. Programs at the Arkansas Culinary School are at capacity, and expansion is necessary to accommodate the high demand for instructional space.
For tickets, call Jamie Higgins at (501) 812-2271. For more information, follow this link: https://intranet.pulaskitech.edu/donations/diamond_chef.php
About Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School
Qualified professional chefs are vital to the hospitality industry, one of the fastest growing in the world. This dynamic field combines creativity and passion with business skills, commitment to service and competitive drive. Many opportunities await those who choose to make their careers in this exciting arena, and the Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School is here to help people embark on that career journey.
The PTC Arkansas Culinary School is a world-class training center with highly skilled faculty and staff who are committed to providing the comprehensive and challenging hands-on experience needed to be prepared for a wide variety of exciting positions in the culinary field. Degrees offered include Associate of Applied Science in Culinary Arts, Associate of Applied Science in Hospitality Management, and technical certificates offered include Culinary Arts, Baking and Pastry, Wine and Spirits Studies, as well as an apprenticeship program certified by the central Arkansas chapter of the American Culinary Federation.
In spring, 2010, the Pulaski Technical College Arkansas Culinary School received accreditation from the American Culinary Federation and the Commission for Programs in Hospitality Administration. Graduates will now enter the workforce with the most widely recognized culinary and hospitality credentials in the nation.
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When stupid ass natives drive around the walmart parking lot quickly hitting their breaks and gas repeatedly making the car seem to bounce around.
Wow silly fucking native can't even afford real hydraulics, They just have their faggy Native hydraulics. Go back to the rez.
by Throbbin Hammer January 18, 2010


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Sexy TwitPics from the most beautiful Playmates and models on the planet
It's Friday and that means we've found the hottest, sexiest and Playmate-est tweets from the last week and put them all in one handy place just for you. From famous landmarks to the comfort of their own homes, Playmates, Cyber Girls, and Playboy models found plenty of ways to wow us yet again.
Above: @misskassielyn, @jaclyn_swedberg and @kyramilanhipp prove once again that three Playmates are always better than two Playmates.
We can definitely agree that a toast to @ashleymattingly is in order. Cheers!
@rachelspence_ gets her #FriskyFriday on and we love it.
@meilinglam gives us a frisky peek at her sexy black panties and @karenmcdougal98 counters with a frisky peek at her sexy black bra.
@jaimeedmondson did her best sexy teacher for the TwitPic Theater: Bad Teacher Edition Part 2 on The Smoking Jacket this week. Check it out to see a bunch more Playmates doing their naughtiest teacher looks.
@CrystalHarris took a break from Playboy Golf to send out a pink #FriskyFriday masterpiece.
@amandacerny outshone the Statue of Liberty this week looking simply adorable in NYC.
Hot Shots will return next week with more sexy photos from the tweets of the most beautiful women in the world.


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Douglas Annand
The art of life
A National Gallery of Australia Travelling Exhibition
Introduction | Selected works | Further learning | Bibliography
Douglas Annand 'Lady with feather in hat [Cover design for 'The Home', Vol. 16, No. 4, April 1935]' 1935 steel, feathers and black paper on fabric mounted on card Collection of the National Gallery of Australia click to enlarge
Douglas Annand was a graphic desiger, watercolourist, textile designer, muralist and sculptor of enormous ability and great style who was quite appropriatly described as 'the most brilliant and versatile eclectic in this country'.1 The exhibition Douglas Annand: the art of life is the first to recognise his enormous contribution to the deveopment of modernism in Australia.
Born in Toowoomba in 1903, Annand grew up in Brisbane. He moved to Sydney in 1930 and was soon successfully freelancing as a design consultant. From the thirties on he created a sophisticated corporate image for many of Australia's large companies, including Atlantic Union Oil, Farmer's, David Jones and Orient Line (later P & O). He produced innovative and stylish cover designs for The Home, while his stunning photomontage poster designs for the Australian National Travel Association broke new ground in modern design. In 1937 he designed new Australian coins and his kangaroo penny remains as one of the most iconic images in Australian design. As Art Director for the Australian Pavilion at the 1939 New York World's Fair Annand brought Australia to the forefront of international design. His work in murals developed from this time and he eventually won the Sulman Prize for his murals for Bathurst Public School, Jantzen and the Orient Line.
Annand was part of an Australian graphic design tradition which was concerned more with art and aestheics than commercialisation. Unlike most of his colleagues, Annand chose not to work overseas and instead set new standards for Australian designers, creating images that were international in their philosophy yet typically Australian and always typically Annand.
He served as a camouflage artist during the Second World War. Always a keen observer of the beauty and detail of the world around him, he spent every spare moment filling sketchbooks with drawings and watercolours. It was a passion which continued throughout his life.
From the mid-forties Annand produced stylish textile designs and then moved on to experiment in another new range of media. In the fifties and sixties his sculpture and screens in glass and metals evolved from the figurative and two-dimensional to the abstract, organic and three-dimensional, typified by his dramatic works in Sydney's Anzac House, Liner House and C.S.R. and P & O Headquarters. Annand loved to experiment with line and form and with the treatment, combination and use of materials. He designed with energy, humour and originality.
One lifetime was not long enough for Douglas Annand. He had planned to travel and work until he was ninety, but in 1976 he suffered a stroke and died shortly after, aged seventy-three.
1. Alan McCulloch 'Art Review: Coordination and a Satirist' in The Herald (Melbourne), 21 March 1956, p. 18
- Heide Museum of Modern Art, Bulleen VIC 17 February - 9 June 2003
- Queensland Art Gallery, Brisbane QLD 12 July - 31 August 2003
- Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, Toowoomba QLD 13 September - 16 November 2003
- Australian National Maritime Musuem, Sydney NSW 3 March – 9 May 2004


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Students at UTSA 1604 Campus
IED releases UT System economic impact study
(March 11, 2005)--The UTSA Institute for Economic Development (IED) released March 9 a study on the economic impact of the University of Texas System on the Texas economy. The study analyzed the short-term economic impact of UT System institutions on their host regions by assessing FY2004 operational expenditures, capital purchases and construction, faculty/staff expenditures and student expenditures. Findings included a total economic impact on the Texas economy of $12.8 billion and 215,700 jobs in FY2004.
The study shows that UTSA, which enrolled more than 26,000 students in fall 2004, has an impact on the San Antonio area economy of approximately $600 million each year, while the university contributes more than $1.25 billion to the economy of Texas.
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
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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"This study demonstrates that even by the most conservative standards, the UT System has a tremendous impact on the Texas economy. But I think we all realize that it is difficult to put a firm dollar figure to the System's contribution to Texas and its economy," said UT System Chancellor Mark G. Yudof. "The true wealth of Texas lies in education and research -- in the minds that we nurture and the advances they create for all of us. They are infinitely renewable resources that we are proud to help develop."
The institutions of the UT System have a huge employment impact on Texas. On average, for every on-campus job that exists, an additional 1.5 jobs are added because of institutional related spending, the study says. The combined employment impact of all 15 institutions on their host regions was 215,500 jobs.
The future earnings of graduates from the UT System institutions also have a profound effect on the state's economy. For every $1 dollar the state invests in UT System higher education, that dollar serves as a catalyst for, and ultimately results in, an additional $24 dollars of gross work-life incremental earnings that go into the Texas economy, according to the study. Graduates can look forward to increased incremental earnings from a college degree: a bachelor's degree recipient would typically add over $1 million beyond the baseline average for a high school degree.
"The UT System's economic impact exceeds $12.8 billion annually along with 215,700 jobs in Texas, and further contributes to our prosperity with 35,000 graduates every year," said Robert McKinley, lead investigator of the study. "With each successive class of new workforce entrants fulfilling their higher potential, and leading our knowledge-based industry growth, Texas can compete and win in the global marketplace."
Construction on UT campuses is another major factor impacting the state's economy. Capital expenditures in fiscal year 2004 contributed an estimated $2 billion in local regions. During the next six years, UT institutions are projected to spend an estimated $5 billion on construction projects, and with additional expenditures resulting from those purchased, the combined impact of that construction will be $7.7 billion.
A group of expert advisers worked with the study's research team in developing the report. Those advisers included Texas economist Ray Perryman and state demographer Steve Murdock, who is the Lutcher Brown Professor of Demography in the UTSA College of Business and director of the UTSA Institute for Demographic and Socioeconomic Research and the Texas State Data Center.
"The researchers have utilized a widely accepted methodology for assessing the impacts of a university, although one that does not fully capture all economic interactions. I consider this a significant but conservative assessment of the overall annual economic impacts of the University of Texas System," said Perryman. "When coupled with the long-term effects of improving the education of Texans, these results show that the University of Texas System has an important and significant impact on the economic development of the state of Texas."
The UT System has an annual operating budget of $8.5 billion (FY 2005). Student enrollment exceeded 182,000 in the 2004 academic year. The UT System confers one-third of the state's undergraduate degrees and educates three-fourths of the state's health care professionals annually. With more than 76,000 employees, the UT System is one of the largest employers in Texas.
Read the IED study executive summary and full report: http://www.iedtexas.org/iedSpotlight6.htm


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Ok you math guys, I have about 7 gallons of 1:1 left over from the dearth we had mid-summer. How much sugar needed to make it 5:3. About 1/2 pound of sugar gallon of 1:1 close enough? I'm remembering that 1 gallon of water plus 8 pounds of surgar makes 1-1/2 gallon of syrup. Also, I added Honey B Healthy when I made the 1:1, do you all think it will harm the syrup to heat it just a touch to dissolve the extra sugar?
40# of sugar for a 5:3 ratio would require 12 quarts of water, not 20; however, you want to know how much more sugar than the 40 pounds would be needed to match the 20 quarts of water; you've already used 40#. You would be exact by adding another 30# of sugar making 70# of sugar to 21 quarts of water or very, very close with a total of 69 pounds (another 29#) of sugar for the 20 gallons of water. So add 29-30 pounds of sugar, and you'll have your 5:3 ratio. You owe me a bottle of good gin.
Took me a while to get my head around your forumula,. At first it didn't sound right but you nailed it.
About that Gin...not one imbibe, maybe we can work something out.


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Your sweet home near to the Old Town Square
Size58 m²
Floor No.3(with elevator)
- Kitchen
- Washer/dryer
- Family/child friendly
- Towels
- Internet/WiFi
- Elevator in building
- Balcony/terrace
Accommodation summary
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We are so pleased to offer you this great apartment right in the center of Prague. It will take 1 minute or even less to get to the Old town square. The apartment is cosy, bright, high ceilinged and has big windows. The furniture is new and the apartment is recently redone.
What we have in the apartment:
- completely equipped kitchen,
- hairdryer,
- iron and an ironing board,
- folding clothes dryer,
- shower cabin in the bathroom,
- washing machine with a dryer.
In the kitchen there are:
- big fridge with a deep-freeze compartment,
- microwave,
- induction stove with an electrical oven,
- electric kettle,
- various tableware, saucepans and a frying pan.
In the bedroom there is a comfortable double bed (180x200 cm) with quality mattresses.
We have two really comfortable pull-out sofas in the living room. Both of them are equiped with mattrasses.
There is an Internet connection available in the apartment, both cabel and WiFi (high-speed and constantly available Internet with no breaks or limitations of downloading).
You can't smoke inside the apartment. For smoking, there is a balcony in the bedroom.
What's included:
- accommodation of 1-4 people,
- cleaning-up after quitting the apartment,
- providing bed linen and towels,
- soap, shampoo, shower gel, washing powder, toilet paper,
- use of the computer.
We are ready to meet and take you to the apartment any time convenient for you.
You can easily get here from the airport or railway stations.
From the airport: take bus No. 119 up to the route terminal Dejvicka, then change to the subway and go to Staromestska subway station.
From the central railway station (Hlavni Nadrazi): ride the subway to get to the Museum subway station, transfer to the green line and go to Staromestska station.
From Nadrazi Holesovice railway station: ride the subway to get to the Museum subway station, transfer to the green line and go to Staromestska station. Or take a tram No. 17 and go to Staromestska stop.
All main sights are close to the place and you can reach them without using a public transportation.
Have a nice stay in Prague.
House rules100 EURO SECURITY DEPOSIT, REFUND ON CHECK-OUT.
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Reviews of this property
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Apartment is clean and nice. It's very close to Prague center. Miss Evgenia and Svetlana gave us many advises about sightseeing and Prague. It was lovely staying!
Great host. She explained everything and took her time with us.
The flat was beautiful and within easy reach of the centre. We felt very comfortable and would recommend this place highly!
The apartment was clean and tidy and the location is good in terms of close proximinity to a metro station and to supermarkets, restaurants and the like. The area is safe and quiet at night. We didn't meet the owner but she was very prompt and responsive to our email communications and arranged for another person to be there for check in and check out. We enjoyed our stay at the apartment and particularly appreciated the availability of basic cooking ingredients and complementary clothes washing powder. We would recommend this apartment to anyone who doesn't mind stairs (to get up several floors and then up to the loft).
Very nice apartment and a nice host. Elena is flexible, we could leave our baggage in the apartment although it wasn't finished cleaning. The apartment is nearby the city (about 15 min to walk). You can eat a delicious meal at the indian restaurant "Dilli Dehli" just around the corner. For 2 people, who like to sleep in a loft bed it's perfect.
L'appartamento è situato in un'ottima posizione sia per raggiungere Piazza Venceslao a piedi che con la metro. La fermata della metro è a pochi passi. L'appartamento è molto accogliente. Fornito di tutto quello che può essere utile per un soggiorno a Praga. C'è un computer che può essere usato per navigare in internet e la connessione wifi per connettersi con i propri dispositivi. La cucina è attrezzatissima. Inoltre ci sono lavatrice, asse da stiro e ferro da stiro, nonchè detersivo per poter lavare i propri panni. Il servizio di check-in / check out è molto efficiente ed Elena è molto professionale, gentile e simpatica. Ci tornerei sicuramente in quanto ci siamo trovati molto bene.
The apartment is located in a great location. You can reach Wenceslas Square on foot or by metro. The metro station is within walking distance. The apartment is very cozy. Equipped with everything you may want to stay in Prague. There is a computer that can be used to browse the internet and wifi to connect with their devices. The kitchen is fully equipped. Also there are washing machine, ironing board and iron, as well as detergent to wash their clothes. The service check-in / check-out is very efficient and Elena is very professional, friendly and helpful hosts. We would definitely go back because we were very good.
It is a nice apartment, clean and convenient to public transport. Everything worked in the apartment and there were a lot of tourist information pamphlets and maps. We did have problems with the bed being in the loft as you have to go down a ladder to use the bathroom at night. The loft and ladder creak, waking up other people. Also it is up several flights of stairs and a bit trying for us older people with heavy luggages.
It was very nice accomodation. Elena is nice and helpful.
I found the house in perfect condition, it's situated in good location, 3 minutes from Metro.
Adviced :)
We had a great stay in this apartment. It was clean and quiet and had plenty of towels, sheets and blankets for 3 people. We appreciated the washer and complimentary washer detergent. The computer for Internet access and Wi-fi were both very much appreciated. The kitchen had basic equipment and was suitable for breakfast, lunch, and simple dinners. The location was very convenient--two short blocks to a metro station and a 20 minute walk to downtown. Our only concern was there was only one key. So if your group wants to split up, you have to coordinate the use of the key. The apartment was a good value and I would not hesitate to stay here again.
I have had the pleasure to stay in Elena's apartment which was well equipped, clean and well situated next to the subway that lead us to the center in 5 minutes. I can recommend a stay with her to anyone! Elena herself was very friendly and helpful with our needs and questions.
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Two plan to change pleas in brutal beating, robbery case
MISSOULA, Mont. - Two men allegedly involved in the brutal beating and robbery of a Missoula store clerk plan to change their pleas.
Cruz Sebastian Bernardi and Andrew Lloyd Badger showed up in Missoula County District Court Tuesday, morning.
Attorneys for both men told the judge they intend to work out a plea deal with prosecutors.
The two are charged with felonies for their alleged involvement in an incident at Jay's Mart earlier this year when four men beat the store clerk almost to death and took off with money from the cash register.
Bernardi will see the judge next week; his attorney says the case should be resolved by then.
Badger is scheduled to change his plea at a July hearing.
As for the three other men involved in the case one has already been sentenced. Tureadon Thibodeaux was sentenced last month to 20 years in prison for the case.
Ikaika Kamaka changed his plea last month; his sentencing is scheduled for August. His brother Devon Kamaka is scheduled to go to trial in September.
NBC Montana will continue to follow this story.


text: Number one thing I've heard and tell anyone I'm helping, get into the hive and learn by touching. If you don't look at the hive all the time, and open it every week or so, you can't learn what is good and bad. Yes you might kill your hive because you go into it to much, but the education you get from it the first year will not only love the bees more, but set you up for success with the bees the next year. Plus, that's why you have 2 hives right?


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Coming Soon – the greatest social media movie. Ever!
Here on the Tamar blog, we usually steer clear of 'lighter' news stories, preferring to stick to sharing our opinions or insight on the latest trends/news that will be relevant to our clients and industry peers. However, a story on Mashable today has forced me to break that unwritten rule.
The following video is a teaser-trailer for what might just end up being the greatest movie ever made. Forget 'The Social Network', or that awesome spoof Twitter Movie trailer from last year. 'The Chronicles of Rick Roll' is going to be a movie made up almost-entirely of internet Meme-stars.
See how many of your favourite YouTube sensations you can spot in the 49-second clip. Here in the Tamar offices, Antoine Dodson and the Double Rainbow guy have provided us with literally minutes of entertainment, usually on a Friday afternoon, so I'm glad we can give something back to them by promoting their project!
If you want to read the gory details, head over to Mashable for the original story… But here and now for your viewing pleasure is the teaser for the movie. Enjoy!


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Rule 5.1. Preliminary Hearing - Probable Cause Hearing - Discharge or Commitment of Defendant - Procedure.
(a) Preliminary hearing. Unless indicted by a grand jury, a defendant, when charged in a complaint with any felony, is entitled to a preliminary hearing. If the defendant waives the preliminary hearing, the magistrate shall forthwith file a written order in the district court holding the defendant to answer. If the defendant does not waive the preliminary hearing, the magistrate shall fix a time for the preliminary hearing to be held within a reasonable time, but in any event not later than fourteen (14) days following the defendant's initial appearance if the defendant is in custody and no later than twenty-one (21) days after the initial appearance if the defendant is not in custody. With the consent of the defendant and upon showing of good cause, taking into account the public interest and prompt disposition of criminal cases, time limits in this subsection may be extended. In the absence of such consent by the defendant, time limits may be extended only upon a showing that extraordinary circumstances exist, including disqualification of the magistrate by the defendant pursuant to Rule 25.
(b) If from the evidence the magistrate determines that a public offense has been committed and that there is probable or sufficient cause to believe that the defendant committed such offense, the magistrate shall forthwith hold the defendant to answer in the district court. The finding of probable cause shall be based upon substantial evidence upon every material element of the offense charged; provided that hearsay in the form of testimony, or affidavits, including written certifications or declarations under penalty of perjury, may be admitted to show the existence or nonexistence of business or medical facts and records, judgments and convictions of courts, ownership of real or personal property and reports of scientific examinations of evidence by state or federal agencies or officials or by state-certified laboratories, provided the magistrate determines the source of said evidence to be credible. Provided, nothing in this rule shall prevent the admission of evidence under any recognized exception to the hearsay rule of evidence. The defendant shall be entitled to cross-examine witnesses produced against the defendant at the hearing and may introduce evidence in defendant's own behalf. Motions to suppress must be made in a trial court as provided in Rule 12; provided, if at the preliminary hearing the evidence shows facts which would ultimately require the suppression of evidence sought to be used against the defendant, such evidence shall be excluded and shall not be considered by the magistrate in his determining probable cause. A record of the proceedings shall be made by stenographic means or recording devices.
(c) Discharge of defendant. If from the evidence the magistrate does not determine that a public offense has been committed or that there is not probable or sufficient cause to believe that the defendant committed such offense, the magistrate shall dismiss the complaint and discharge the defendant.
(d) Records. After concluding the proceeding, the magistrate shall transmit forthwith to the clerk of the district court all papers in the proceeding.
(Adopted December 27, 1979, effective July 1, 1980; amended March 20, 1985, effective July 1, 1985; amended March 28, 1986, effective July 1, 1986; amended March 9, 1999, effective July 1, 1999; amended November 20, 2012, effective January 1, 2013; amended June 20, 2013, effective July 1, 2013)
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With the release of Hatsune Miku: Project DIVA in Japan this week, a good deal of fans either have their UMDs or are still waiting for them to arrive. The lucky people currently playing the game are probably wondering about one of key features that will keep this game alive in communities for likely years to come: creating custom note-tracks for songs.
Those of you interested in my updated review (and an explanation of the mechanics) of the game, see this post here.
Before I get to explaining how the custom songs work, let me share a few examples with you. There are many other good songs available at the Project DIVA Wiki, but I figured I'd make it convenient for some of you who are looking for some of the hot titles I've listed below. The authors of each of these note-tracks are credited in the files:
Black Rock Shooter
Meltdown (Original)
Double Lariat
Luka Luka Night Fever
Clover Club
Rainbow Girl
Konbini (コンビニ)
Poppippo (ぽっぴっぽー)
Mobile Sensation (モバイリ:センセーション)
Cagayaki GIRLS! (K-ON! OP) (Hard)
Don't Say Lazy (K-ON! ED)
Don't Say Lazy (Very Hard)
Super Driver (Haruhi Suzumiya OP 2)
NOTE: Treat each of these as a PSP save file. It is important to note as well that you cannot rename them. You can, however, open them in the editor and re-save them to different 'slots'. Project DIVA has alotted 90 slots (00-89) for custom songs. You must also have MP3s of each of the songs listed above. Another cool feature to note as that different versions of the same song will work for most note-tracks. You can essentially play the same song by whichever Vocaloid you choose using the same note-track. Vocaloid songs can be obtained most commonly from here: NicoSound. You will need the URL of a song's Nico Nico Douga video.
Navigating the menu:
This is the option you'll want from the main menu:
Selecting it will take you here:
From there you'll have a few options. The function of each is as follows:
-Create a note-track.
-Edit a note-track.
-Play a saved note-track.
-Watch the PV of a note track.
-Quick-Play PV (Goes through all the options to create a PV quickly)
Playing User Songs:
I'll get to the create screen momentarily. Since the other options work in virtually the same way, I'll explain those first. When choosing to play a saved note-track, first you'll have to choose it from your memory stick (these are placed in MS0:/PSP/SAVEDATA), then you'll have to choose a song to link to the note-track. You'll be presented with a list of songs on the UMD at first, but pressing R will allow you to browse your memory stick for songs.
If you want to play other people's shared note-tracks, you might have to do some shuffling around of the save files. Since you can't rename the save files, there might be conflicts. For example, you can't have two save files in the slot designated for "ULJM05472EDIT00". What needs to be done is open the song up in the Edit Song menu, press Start, and choose the first option (on the next screen as well) to re-save the song to an empty slot. This fixes save file naming conflicts.
The Creation Screen:
This is what the creation screen looks like:
The interface is arranged in columns and rows. The columns are bars to the song, these are the rows:
1. Changing the BPM and setting the notes. The bars at the bottom represent the standard beat of 4/4 (Which can be changed to 3/4, 2/4).
2. Setting the path of the notes. Selecting the screen lets you place them in pre-set orders using left/right, pressing circle lets you set each note's placement individually.
3. PV Options, shown below:
The above nodes work as follows:
-Character Visibility (On or off)
-Facial Expressions
-Dance Moves
-Environment (Change the map here)
-Camera Options (Time, Angle, Pan, Rotation, Play)
Editing Songs:
If you press Start on the creation screen (explained above) you'll be presented with this menu (split into two images):
This is for editing your own songs, editing other people's note-tracks for the reason of re-saving them to a different slot, or editing the start time of the song to work with your MP3 (which is very valuable since people will likely be using different MP3s). My translations are as follows:
-Save (Save, Delete, Title, Author)
-Change Song
-Change Costume
-Change Environment
-Change Dance
-Change Beat Sound (Default is tambourine)
-Real-Time Recording (Lets you tap the notes in real-time)
-Note-Path Editing
-Starting Time of the Song (VERY valuable to know this in case your MP3 is off)
-Quit to Previous Screen
-Quit to Main Menu
I really hope this was all a help. I'll be updating my blog later this week when my own UMD with the Nendoroid actually arrives!
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High Dive is a mission in The Ballad of Gay Tony. It is given by Yusuf Amir to Luis Lopez.
|High Dive
Luis climbing the staircase of Rotterdam Tower.
|The Ballad of Gay Tony
Tahir Saeed
Ahmed Khalil
|Rotterdam Tower
Death of Luis
Land on wrong location(such as rooftop)
|Unlocked by
|Sexy Time
In Yusuf's apartment, Yusuf will be on the phone with a business associate. Then, his father calls, and Luis suddenly realizes that all of the money, wealth and material possessions around him aren't really his, but his father's. Undeterred, Yusuf needs Luis to come along with him to somehow legitimize it. Yusuf and Luis head outside and drive to Rotterdam Tower for a meeting, then, Yusuf asks Luis to go up and scope things out. Luis then arrives at the observation decks and sees Tahir Saeed and Ahmed Khalil. Both act suspiciously and repeatedly question where Yusuf is. Suspecting something's up, Luis threatens Tahir to let him what's going on. When he doesn't spill the beans (but does imply that Luis just walked into a bad situation), Luis throws him off of the building which he falls to the ground below, killing him, while Ahmed flees. NOOSE agents starting closing in.
Chase Ahmed, while shooting both officers and NOOSE Annihilator(s). The Explosive Shotgun is best for this part of the mission. It should take at one shot to kill an officer close up, and least two at range, and three to four to down the Annihilators. Ahmed is, for some reason, heading up instead of escaping into the streets, so follow him up the ramp, stairs and 3 short ladders, wiping out anyone who gets in your way. Eventually you should get to the extremely high tower with a ladder in the middle. Start climbing. It takes about a full 30 seconds to get to the top, and it only leads to another ladder. (Beware there may be an Annihilator waiting to fire on you at the top of the first ladder.) Again start climbing after Ahmed until he reaches the very top. Finally you have Ahmed cornered on the spire, and Ahmed reveals that he and Tahir wanted to get Yusuf on wire tap for NOOSE. He also shows the Parachute he was planning to make his escape with. Luis takes the parachute and lunges at Ahmed, purposely scaring him off the building and to his death.
Ahmed is dead, but you still have a 4 star wanted level. So use your new found parachute to jump of the building to freedom. Freefall for a couple of seconds, then pull the cord to deploy the chute. Mission passed. (Note: You do NOT have to land outside the search radius, you can just freefall and land on the ground.)
Secondary objectives
|Target score
|Time taken to complete the mission.
|Player damage
|Damaged attained by the player.
|Number of headshots needed by the player.
|Amount of accuracy needed by the player.
|Helicopters destroyed
|Number of Annihilators needed to be destroyed by the player.
|Free fall time
|Short length of time for free-falling.
- Yusif gives you a shotgun with exploding shells on the way over to the tower. Although effective at taking the choppers down, the slow rate of fire, especially when you're being attacked by NOOSE, makes it not very desirable for this mission (and useless for fulfilling the headshots requirement). Stick to other firearms for the human targets and the RPG for the choppers.


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Trackingdown via Wardriving
So I started searching google for help and this forum kept poping up over and over and looked like the perfect place to go because I wasn't getting very far in getting my question answered.
My friend's laptop was stolen. He has all the guy's personal information, name age which highschool he went to, what his external IP is ect. (he has logmein on the computer) problem is the guy turns the laptop off when he's not using it. So my friend sits there everyday and watching him on the laptop trying to find a moment to grab the laptop and use it real quick. It's a win7 machine with some antivirus. He moused over the network icon and saw he was attached to linksys.
Which is a bummer through tracing his external IP we know the neighborhood, and planned on going wardriving to hunt for the SSID, but with it being linksys we're gonna get a few results.
Now I know that using netsh in win7 you can do something like a show wlan /all and get the mac address for the wireless network so we can pinpoint it. but as well. but with it possibly being an old linksys do you guys know if maybe I could do something to like get the netbios against the internet address to get the mac that way. As a moment of time to type commands on the laptop hasn't presented it's self?
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2014-15: Blue Devils' top performer in the 200 backstroke as a sophomore … Scored for Duke in the 200 backstroke and 400 IM bonus finals at the ACC Championship … Recorded the sixth-fastest 200 IM mark in program history at the Nike Cup Invitational (2:02.57) … Also turned in a best time in the 100 backstroke (56.03) and surpassed the NCAA provisional standard in the 200 backstroke at the same meet … Won the 200 backstroke three times during the regular season, including at ACC opponent Georgia Tech (1/17).
2013-14: Set program records in the 200 backstroke (1:57.54) and 400 IM (4:18.25) at her first ACC Championship ... Also helped the Blue Devils' 800 freestyle relay break the school benchmark with a 7:19.70 performance ... Placed 13th in the 400 IM and 15th in the 200 backstroke ... Time of 2:02.83 in the 200 IM preliminaries ranked eighth all-time at Duke ... Won the 200 backstroke against Richmond and North Carolina.
Prior to Duke: Lettered four years at Deerfield Academy … NISCA All-American in the 100-yard backstroke, 200 freestyle relay and 400 freestyle relay as a junior … Also garnered All-America accolades as member of relay squads her sophomore and freshman seasons … Recipient of the Robert McDermott Awards for excellence in athletics … Also received the Grace Robertson Award, given to the female athlete who best exemplifies the values of New England Prep School swimming and diving … Lettered four years in water polo, earning All-America distinction as a junior and All-New England honors as a sophomore, junior and senior.
Personal: Born Eliza Susanne Bragg on March 29, 1995 in Darien, Conn. … Daughter of Steve and Emily Bragg … Has one brother, Eric, and two sisters, Jennie and Ali … Sister, Ali, played squash at Bates College (2009-13) … Mother ('78) and sister, Jennie ('07), are both graduates of Duke ... Majoring in public policy studies.
Bragg Career Bests:
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13th, 400 IM (4:18.25)
15th, 200 Back (1:57.56)
|20th, 400 IM (4:23.14)
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Mozart's great score has a wealth of famous numbers and gives the chance for especially fine singing.
The revival is fortunate to have an exceptional cast of internationally acclaimed singers in these roles - Ildebrando D'arcangelo plays the quick-witted manservant and Simon Keenlyside his master - under the baton of Antonio Pappano, Music director of The Royal Opera for all but the final performance. While the attempts of Figaro to protect his betrothed Susanna from the designs of Count Almaviva provide the starting point, the action soon draws in the entire chateau household to reveal poignant undercurrents.
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Nightly TariffLow season
1st Nov 2016 to 12th Apr 2017 £115.00
High season
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Rates are per room per night inclusive of a really tasty breakfast
Winter For LessSave 10%
Book 7 nights or more and save 10%
Absolutely the best room for a long stay
Offer valid 1st June to 31st August 2017
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This Room Comes With:
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