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Microsoft is excited to announce a new partnership with the Georgia Department of Education to roll out the Microsoft IT Academy (ITA) Program statewide in an effort to address the industry skills gap and to help make sure students are college and career ready. The program will provide more than 460,000 students in 463 high schools with the experience and know-how they need in order to graduate with industry credentials for Microsoft programs that are globally recognized in the business world.
In a competitive job market, young people can distinguish themselves from their peers through technology studies and IT Academy learning. While ALL kids today can text, IM and chat with their friends on a phone, the ones who can apply deeper technical skills that employers are seeking — office productivity, collaboration, enterprise applications development – are the ones who will get an edge for today's jobs and tomorrow's workforce.
There are almost 10,000 jobs available today in the state of Georgia requiring Microsoft software skills. These are unfilled jobs in their hometowns. Students who go through the IT Academy program don't have to leave the state to find jobs. This will enable the state of Georgia to retain its citizens and grow its own economy.
Whether a student is studying business and needs advanced Excel skills for finance calculations or a student is going to learn Windows support skills for the enterprise or gain the foundation knowledge to start building apps for Windows Phone, IT Academy has curriculum solutions. ITA is not just about teaching kids how to program, how to operate IT systems and other real-world skills. IT Academy is preparing kids for the future of software, not the last 25 years of computing, but for the next 25 years – including cloud technologies, robotics and other mobile applications.
While Georgia is the 6th state to roll out IT Academy state-wide in the K12 space, Georgia was actually the first state in the nation to have a statewide higher education agreement for IT Academy starting back in 2008 covering all of the Georgia 2-year technical colleges in the system. Ogeechee Technical College is a top-ranked IT certification school in Georgia. Students are getting good jobs and good salary offerings, and over the past several years, graduates have achieved 100% job placement. This is evidence that the IT Academy model works.
It's also true at the K-12 level where students in ITA programs in Florida with certifications are outperforming peers on key metrics including grade point average, "stay in school" retention rates, and graduation rates. It's also our experience that ITA students score higher on science and math on high-stakes standards tests, they are more interested to pursue STEM-related careers, and they are more enthusiastic and have higher self-confidence.
In an era where economists and researchers tell us that 1 out of every 2 jobs today requires some level of technology skills and that figure is expected to rise to more than 3 out of 4 jobs requiring technical skills in just 5-10 years, we must take innovative approaches to education and infusion of technology to the curriculum. With the adoption of Microsoft IT Academy, Georgia is leading the way to ensure all students — regardless of location, demographics or circumstances – have the chance to gain employability skills for the 21st century economy and someday be part of that next generation that will help businesses innovate and excel.
(North Carolina, Washington, Virginia, Hawaii and Louisiana are the other states so far that have made IT Academy available statewide for their students.)


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CHICAGO – From "Mr. Ed" to "Dog with a Blog," talking animals have had their place on TV. The latest has origins as a web series, with the clever title "Downward Dog." The show premieres on Wednesday, May 17th, 2017 (9:30pEST/8:30pCST), on ABC TV, and features Ned the Dog as Martin, and human companions portrayed by Allison Tolman and Lucas Neff.
TV News: FOX Hit 'House' Renewed For Eighth Season
CHICAGO – Kevin Reilly, President of Entertainment, Fox Broadcasting Company, announced this morning in advance of next week's unveiling of the FOX fall schedule that "House" will return for an eighth season despite rumors of a potential network switch to NBC.
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The ratings on "House" are still strong and it seemed like an inevitable lock for a renewal but the program is produced by Universal, who also own NBC, and so there were rumors, first spread by EW that the program could make a network jump. Such is not the case and the show will likely be right back where it was this season on Monday nights in the fall. We'll know for sure when it will air on Monday, May 16th, 2011.
Reilly said, "Over the past seven seasons, HOUSE has redefined the medical drama and has given us one of television's most compelling and iconic characters. From the producers to the incredible writers to the unbelievably talented cast and crew, the HOUSE team is fearless in its creativity and I can't wait to see what they have in store next year."
"House" stars Hugh Laurie, Olivia Wilde, Jesse Spencer, Peter Jacobson, Lisa Edelstein, Omar Epps, and Robert Sean Leonard. It airs on Monday nights at 7pm CST.
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ST. LOUIS -- Kyle McClellan called in a favor. Shortly after he signed the only baseball contract he's ever had with a team not named the St. Louis Cardinals, the right-handed reliever who wears that recognizable red beard searched the Texas Rangers' schedule until his eyes found a three-game series in late June. "I saw that I was going to have a chance to come back home," McClellan told FOXSportsMidwest.com on Wednesday. "To be home, to stay at my house, see my family and, on top of that, come back and see teammates, the staff and all the people that made my time there so enjoyable, it's always going to be exciting." Even more exciting if there could be a special touch, a chance to introduce his new Texas teammates to his favorite barbecue. "I talked to Jerry, in the visiting clubhouse, to see if we could get Pappy's one day," McClellan confessed. The request for a Pappy's Smokehouse spread, filed to Jerry Risch, the longtime manager of the visiting clubhouse at Busch Stadium, came late this week. First, McClellan, 29, had to be certain he would make the trip. He just recently joined the Rangers, navigating his way back to the major leagues after another frustrating setback. He had signed a minor league contract with Texas, but performed well enough in spring training to cause a bit of a stir. A back strain snuffed his progress and sent him to the minors for what turned out to be most of this season.But on June 9, the Rangers brought McClellan up. Since then, he has taken the mound in six games and thrown 8 13 innings. He has surrendered six hits and six runs and carries a 6.48 ERA. "It's been a while since I've been in the major league game, up until this point, and I'm making those adjustments," McClellan said. "But they're giving me opportunities, and they believe in me and know my track record speaks for itself." That track record was created with the Cardinals, the team McClellan, a Hazelwood West High School graduate, signed a contract with as a 25th-round draft pick the same year he turned old enough to buy lottery tickets. He debuted in the major leagues in 2008, and went 19-23 with a 3.69 ERA in 261 appearances, racking up hold after hold in his late reliever role. In 2011, he became a starter, and compiled a 6-6 record. But in 2012, McClellan battled shoulder and elbow problems that limited him to 16 games. He had season-ending shoulder surgery in July of that year, and the Cardinals decided to release him. "I know that was his goal, to get back to the big leagues," Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak said Thursday. "We just weren't in a position to keep trying with him. So, unfortunately, that relationship ended. But I'm happy to see he is doing well." Baseball is a business. Especially when it comes to relievers. "Not many get to stay in one place for their whole career," said Cardinals left-handed specialist Randy Choate, who is now on his seventh team. "Relievers are in demand, and they switch teams a lot." McClellan understands. "There are no hard feelings on my end, and I certainly hope not on their end," he said. "I don't think there are. It was just time to move on. I am always going to cherish that time, and know that is the organization that gave me the opportunity for my dream to come true." Even as luggage filled with the Rangers' baseball equipment was carried into Busch Stadium as Thursday night turned into Friday morning, the Texas pitching staff was changing. The team had announced Thursday evening that it had recalled starter Martin Perez from Triple A. A corresponding move is expected, and it is still possible McClellan could be affected. Regardless, there will be time for fun Friday. McClellan will seek out familiar faces, whether it be the ushers he knows by name, or the Cardinals who are opponents now, but still friends. "He was a very important part of our team for many years," Cardinals ace Adam Wainwright said. "He and his wife, Bridget, are close friends of my wife and I. We are definitely looking forward to seeing him." As McClellan makes his rounds, he will surely run into Risch. The visiting clubhouse manager won't keep him long. He's had this job for 48 years now, and he knows how busy the first game back as a former Cardinal can be. "His time is going to be spoken for," Risch said. "People are going to be looking for him. I'll see how he's doing, see how is wife and baby are doing, just check. If he has time to talk, I'll talk. But I know he's going to be pulled in 10 different directions." Risch already completed his welcoming gesture anyway. Thanks to him, McClellan and the Rangers will eat Pappy's on Friday. Risch made sure of that. "You're covered," he told McClellan when he asked for the favor. "Don't even worry about it." Follow Ben Frederickson on Twitter (@Ben_Fred), or contact him at email@example.com.
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On Wednesday, TakeAction Minnesota released a report that suggests executives from Minnesota's three largest banks--Wells Fargo, U.S. Bank and TCF--are at the center of the effort to restrict voter rights in the state.
The report, entitled "The 1% vs. Democracy in Minnesota: Following the Money Behind the Photo ID Amendment," unravels the tangled web of campaign funding behind Republican legislators who are trying to secure a photo ID amendment on the November 2012 ballot. Civil rights advocates say such amendments will keep thousands of voters of color from the polls.
If the ballot measure succeeds it would bypass the state's Democratic governor, who vetoed a similar bill last year.
"Over the past week, we've learned a lot about who would lose if photo ID becomes law -- over 700,000 eligible Minnesota voters, including seniors, low-income persons, students, people of color, disabled and rural Minnesotans," Dan McGrath, executive director of TakeAction Minnesota said at a news conference. "What hasn't been discussed is who WINS when people can't vote. That's what this report outlines."
McGrath presented his findings to reporters on Wednesday morning. A press release from TakeAction described McGrath's presentation and findings:
McGrath walked reporters through the report's key findings via two large charts displayed next to the podium which explained how banking executives put members of ALEC (American Legislative Exchange Council) in the House leadership and then placed an attack on the voting rights of Minnesotans at the top of the 2012 legislative agenda. Voter ID legislation was initially introduce by Representative Mary Kiffmeyer when the new majorities took office.
According to the release, the report primarily establishes the huge sums of money that banking industry groups put into state campaigns and their significant support for members who are leading the photo ID effort.
To read more about who would be affected the most by voter ID laws read "The Real Cost of the GOP's Push for Voter ID Laws."
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Important Projects Board Information
As a student leader on campus, we know that you are actively engaged in planning dinner discussions, speaker series, concerts, awareness events, and lots of other great campus activities. At some point in your Princeton career, you will need funding for these great events - and that's where the USG Projects Board comes in. Beyond simply providing funding support, our experienced board members are an invaluable resource when you are in the planning stages of your events. Below are a few important points about Projects Board in the coming semester, and we have included answers to a few frequently asked questions.
Please visit us online at http://usg.princeton.edu/services/projects-board.html to find out more on how to apply for funding.
Good luck with the start of the semester, and we look forward to working with you this year!
1. Projects Board Meetings for Spring 2012:
Feb: 16, 23
March: 1, 8, 29
April: 5, 12, 19, 26
May: 3
We do not meet during Midterms, Spring Break, Reading Period, or Finals. Please meet with us AT LEAST 1 week prior to your event.
2. Application Schedule Change
In order to streamline and standardize the process of applying to Projects Board, the schedule from Spring 2012 onwards will be as follows:
Monday: 11:59 PM - All applications for the following Thursday's Projects Board meeting are due.
Tuesday: A Projects Board member will be assigned to you application. He/she will screen the application and approve your application for a meeting. He or she may also reach out to you with any concerns about the application.
Wednesday 12:00 AM - Thursday at 4:30 PM : The WASS calendar will be open for approved groups to sign up for an appointment time.
Thursday, 4:30 PM - Projects Board will meet with your group to discuss your application.
Thursday evening, after 7:30 PM - Please expect a funding decision from Projects Board. Contact pboard@ if you do not hear from us by this time.
If anything comes up, contact either pboard@ or your assigned member.
3. Introducing - Projects Board Office Hours
Office hours with Projects Board Members will be held from 4:30-5:30 PM on Monday afternoons in the USG Office on weeks with Projects Board meetings. There are no appointments necessary--students and groups applying for funding can come in to go over Projects Board funding policies, their specific application, and any other questions they have about the process.
If I am trying to plan an event on campus, how soon should I start talking to the Projects Board?
Answer: Right away! Many student groups make the mistake of only contacting the board when they have already secured a venue and vendors and are in need of money. By attending our weekly office hours with a member of the board, you can avoid any hiccups in the funding process by running ideas by us first. Whether it's suggestions about a location, food, or programming, our team can help you out.
What are the restrictions on funding?
Answer: There are several "strings" attached to Projects Board funding, and some rules vary on a case by case basis. Here's a few quick points you should know - we can only fund events that take place on campus that are sponsored by a recognized student organization (540- or 541- project grants). In addition, Projects Board policy does not allow us to grant retroactive funding (i.e. funding for an event that already took place.)
Once I am ready to come in front of the board to make a funding request, how detailed should I be in my budget proposal?
Answer: We ask that each item in the budget section be itemized - i.e. if you're asking for $500 for vendors, tell us that $200 is for Olives cookies and $300 is for a local Salsa band. If you're having trouble deciding what are fair prices, who to go to, or how to fill out your application, office hours are a great way to work out these problems before the meeting.


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Spinning System Produces Core-Wrapped Yarn in a Single StepBy Amy Spillman
May 14, 2002
Tandem spinning, a U.S.-patented technology, produces soft, yet strong, bicomponent yarn more than 10 times faster than conventional ring spinning systems allow. The tandem system, a combination of two different spinning technologies, was developed by Agricultural Research Service scientists at the Southern Regional Research Center (SRRC) in New Orleans, La.
To improve the strength or performance of fabrics, many textile manufacturers combine two fiber classes, such as cotton and polyester, into one strand of yarn. Fabrics made from such yarn are called intimate blends. Although stronger than 100 percent cotton, these intimate-blend fabrics sometimes exhibit undesirable properties. For example, they frequently pill, or make lint balls on their surface as they wear, and they do not provide the comfort of a 100-percent-cotton surface.
A few years ago, scientists at the SRRC developed new spinning technologies to form bicomponent, or core-wrap, yarn in which the core material is usually a strong, synthetic fiber and the wrap/sheath is 100 percent cotton. The core contributes excellent mechanical and functional properties to the yarn, such as wrinkle resistance, and the cotton wrap provides the desired comfort characteristics. Fabric made from core-wrap yarn has added strength because of the yarns synthetic core, yet it maintains the soft texture of cotton.
To increase the productivity of core-wrap spinning, SRRC scientists, led by cotton technologist Paul Sawhney, successfully developed a tandem spinning system. The resulting yarn is exceptionally soft and well-covered and is produced at a speed at least 10 times greater than that allowed by the conventional method.
In a test at SRRC, a prototype of the tandem spinning system produced a bicomponent yarn with a polyester core and a cotton sheath. The yarn was converted to twill fabric that had an almost 100-percent-cotton surface. After it was heat-set, the fabric showed unusual properties of softness, satisfactory shrink resistance and acceptable wrinkle resistance upon laundering.
ARS, the chief scientific research agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture, has a patent on the system, which is available for licensing (Patent 5,802,826).
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Details have begun to emerge about the man arrested for the murder of a great grandmother beheaded in her back garden.
He was named locally as Nicholas Salvadore, a 25-year-old would-be cage fighter who is believed to be a Muslim convert, who had been living a few doors from 82-year-old Palmira Silva.
Salvadore was under arrest and under armed guard in hospital today after the events in a street in north London yesterday. Detectives say they have ruled out terrorism as a motive.
Italian-born Mrs Silva, who owned a local café in Edmonton with her son Tony for more than 30 years, was found dead in the back garden of her home in Nightingale Road yesterday. Neighbours said a man dressed in black had decapitated cats with a foot-long machete-like blade and smashed the window of a car before running through rear gardens banging on doors and windows.
One told how he heard him shouting "the cats have stolen my lighter" as he hacked an animal to pieces.
Salvadore, who was known locally as "Fat Nick", had been a friend of one of Mrs Silva's neighbours and had been staying with them in recent weeks.
The man is thought to have tried to attack this couple first but they managed to get out of their house without injury.
As people fled, Mrs Silva, described as a frail "sweet lady", was caught in her garden and attacked.
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Neighbouring houses were evacuated by officers who used metal batons to smash front windows before lifting residents to safety. The suspect fled into the street as armed officers stormed through the back of the property where Mrs Silva was killed.
He was cornered and shot with a Taser stun gun before being brought down by more than 20 officers. One officer broke his wrist and others suffered injuries with one senior officer saying they had "put their lives on the line".
Police were called to Nightingale Road at 1pm yesterday. Scotland Yard said officers distracted the man after he was seen going through back gardens while they evacuated people.
Restaurant worker Freda Odame, 30, said she was about to go to sleep after working a night shift when she heard a commotion. She said: "I heard shouting and banging and I opened my curtains and saw a guy holding a knife in a back garden a few doors along.
"He was screaming, I couldn't make out the words. Then the police knocked on the door and said 'You've got to get out, you've got to get out'."
Lewis Young, 24, a tattoo artist, said he knew Salvadore at school and said he had been given the name "fat Nick" because of his huge frame.
He said: "At school he was just a normal bloke. He has seemed pretty cool. It's just shocking he could have done something like this. It's so random and strange, I just can't believe it.
Locals claimed Salvadore had converted to Islam last year.
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As expected, Fujifilm has announced its much-leaked X10 compact, the little brother of the much-liked X100. As we saw yesterday, the specs put it into direct competition with the Canon G12, Nikon P7100 and Lumix LX5.
We already knew about the top ISO of 12,800, the 2.8-inch 460,000-dot LCD and 4x zoom, but now we have the rest of the specs. First, the body is made from magnesium alloy and the knobs and dials are all knurled aluminum. The viewfinder is big and bright and — judging by the amount of copy it gets in the press release — as good as those on film cameras. This alone will make the camera a must buy for some folks.
Continuing with the hardware, the lens starts at ƒ2.0 and only rises to ƒ2.8 when zoomed all the way out. The zoom range is 28-112mm (35mm equivalent), and the zoom is manual, controlled by turning a ring around the lens. Strike two to Fujifilm. This is a total winner.
Strike three is the short, short shutter lag — just ten milliseconds. Nikon's D3 has a reported lag of 40 milliseconds, so you can see that this is pretty impressive.
The only thing that really lets the camera down is the sensor, a 2/3-inch 12 megapixel chip. This is the same size that you'll find in the rivals listed above, so it makes sense, but it would be nice to have something slightly larger, if only to give a shallower depth of field.
Then again, I shouldn't complain. The X10 thrashes the competition in many other ways. Oh, and it shoots 1080p video, too. Fujifilm hasn't revealed the price yet, but you can bet it won't be far beyond the $500 charged by Nikon, Canon and Panasonic in this part of the market.
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painting wooden furniture?
Hi everyone, I am trying to figure out what color to paint some wooden furniture (bookcase and tv stand) that I have. It is currently painted white, but I want it to match some bronze metal furniture that I have in the same room.
I was thinking about just painting it the same bronze color as the metal furniture... but would that look weird on wooden furniture? or another option would be a painting in brown?
Any suggestions/ opinions? Thanks!
ps: sorry I have been a little MIA lately.. i'm sure you all know how life can get in the way haha
How about a dark gray?
hmmm i hadn't thought of that.. thanks for the suggestion!
Try antiquing it. You may want to paint the pieces a creamy color first, then use the bronze color to accent it. Good luck.
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Hey everyone.. thanks for all your suggestions. I just thought I would post of picture of the bookcase I painted.ing kind of a tan/ kaki on the outside and an dark brown on the backs. This was taken right after I finished painting so excuse the mess :)
ps i wanted to post a picture but cant figure out how to just upload one from my computer.. any suggestions? thanks!
I agree, I think that gray would be a very nice complimentary color. It's such a hot color right now that I think you'll be able to find the perfect shade. If not, maybe a tan or light mocha color might work for you?
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The WCVM's longest-running undergraduate research program is financially supported by the four Western Canadian provinces: British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba. The program provides WCVM veterinary students with valuable research experiences and introduces them to the world of veterinary and biomedical research. Ultimately, the goal is to encourage more western Canadian students to pursue advanced training in veterinary medicine or biomedical sciences.
Q. Are students involved in developing the summer research projects?
Once a research supervisor-mentor is identified, the student will work with the mentor to design and formulate a summer research project. After the research work has been completed, students must submit a project report that provides specific details about the student's work and findings.
Q. What is the application deadline?
The WCVM Research Office will accept applications for the Interprovincial Undergraduate Student Summer Research program in January of each year. Final decisions will be announced by the first week in February.
Q. Where can I find an application? Are there any specific instructions for applying to the program?
Please complete the application form and append the following materials:
Q. Are undergraduate students paid for their work?
Undergraduate students who are involved in the program receive a stipend of $1,900 per month for the summer months.
Q. What faculty members are willing to work as mentors for undergraduate summer research students?
Q. What are the terms of reference for the Interprovincial Undergraduate Student Research Awards?
For more information, please contact:
Dr. Elisabeth Snead, Associate Dean, Research (Acting)
WCVM 4104.1, Research Office, WCVM
Tel: 306-966-7068 • Fax: 306-966-8747


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NFL on Twitter: Week 13
Tuesday, December 4, 2012 | By Omid Ashtari (@omid) [20:18 UTC]
Posted by Omid Ashtari (@omid)
The @49ers and @STLouisRams were just 26 seconds away from their second tie of the season — but that didn't land them on top of Twitter chatter this week. Instead, the top games were:
- @giants vs. @redskins
- @saints vs. @atlanta_falcons
- @eagles vs. @dallascowboys
Players who received a good deal of Twitter attention this week were @drewbrees, Andrew Luck and @Mark_Sanchez. But understandably, fans and NFL players alike overwhelmingly expressed their shock and sorrow concerning the tragic deaths of @KCChiefs linebacker Jovan Belcher and Kasandra Perkins. Our thoughts are with the @NFL community and those affected.
Prayers sent up for Jovan Belcher, Kasandra Perkins, the Kansas City Chiefs & all those affected by the sad events of today
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Congrats to the Kansas City Chiefs. To focus and finish today in spite of the Tragedy yesterday. God bless ALL that are affected. Truth
— DeionSanders (@DeionSanders) December 2, 2012
Praying for Javon Belcher and his girlfriend, their respective families and the KC Chiefs
— Will Allen 26 (@WillAllenWAF) December 1, 2012
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- Patch Index internal representation
- Files and corresponding Data Structures
- A complete example
- How patch index identifies patches that modified a file
- Automatic update
- Automatic Creation
- Algorithm for creation of patch index
- Algorithm for patch index update
- Performance
Patch index is an internal optimization in darcs. darcs uses patch index to quickly identify the patches that modified a given file. This is especially useful for the commands
log and
Patch index is created when running
log and
annotate, and can be created explicitely by passing the flag
--with-patch-index to the commands
clone and
convert. It can also be created explicitely by running
darcs optimize enable-patch-index.
To disable patch index creation when using
log or
annotate, pass the flag
Every time patch index is created, the user can hit Ctrl-C, which will interrupt its creation and disable its automatic creation in the future (unless
optimize enable-patch-index is explicitely run).
If patch index is enabled, it is automatically updated and used.
Patch index tries to be as invisible as possible to the user. To this end, creating/using/modifying patch index is almost invisible to the end user.
There are however, some commands which lets the user glean the state of patch index. They are primarily meant for debugging.
show patch-index-statusreturns information on whether patch index is not created/out of date/in sync.
show patch-index-testtests the patch index in the repository with some logical consistency properties.
show patch-index-alldumps the patch index
show patch-index-filesdisplays the files tracked by patch index (This has to be same as the files tracked by darcs)
Patch Index internal representation
Patch index defines two data-types.
This hash is actually defined elsewhere in the darcs source code. It is the hash we see in darcs 2.10 when running
darcs log.
- Uniquely identifies a patch
- Stores patch hash of the patch
- Uniquely identifies a file
- Persistent to file move (ie, FileId does not change if the file is moved)
- Stores the name with which the file is created, along with the count on the number of times files had this name
(identifies the second file created with the FileName ./tools/upload.cgi)
Files and corresponding Data Structures
Path Index is stored in files repo_state, fid_map, fp_map, touch_map
- Type:
- Stores:
- the patch index on-disk format version
- the inventory hash
- Use:
- the inventory hash is used to check that patch index is in sync with the repository
- Note:
- two repositories with same patches but different ordering, have different inventory hashes.
Version: 1
Inventory hash: a6e4db850b1174d8dd782c52068c6917af9b62b6e8e4d51f5955e9959359ea9a
- Type:
- Stores:
- the patch hashes of the repository patches(order is preserved)
- Use:
- the patches hashes explicitly specify the ordering used in fp_map, fid_map.
- Note:
- two repositories with same patches but different ordering, have different patch indexes.
Patches: 29561b8cad0e1c33e44e7c135cb7753667a67856, adf7a83591a9d9217ae6a982ee76065798cb5105, f230974d0257048c330c29bd91307d2fe90dbc6e
touch_map (also known as info_map)
- Type:
Map FileId (Bool, Set Word32)
- Stores:
- identifies the path to be a directory or a file
- the set of patches that modified a file. We only store the first Word32 of the hashes, which Makes this Map smaller but it can have false positives and we can't remove patches from it (it works like a Bloom filter).
- Use:
- Serves the main purpose of patch index. It stores the correlation between a file and the set of patches that modified it.
- Stores whether a FileId is a file or directory because
annotateneed different selection of patches based on whether a path is a directory or file.
1#./src -> False
1#./src -> 819275be
1#./src -> d20e6633
1#./Map.hs -> True
1#./Map.hs -> 3c861fbb
1#./Map.hs -> 770ef6f3
- Type:
Map FileName [(FileId, PatchId, Maybe PatchId)]
- file name fn corresponds to file id fid from patch id pid1(inclusive) to patch id pid2(exclusive)
- If a file has a span ending in Nothing (ie. pid2 is "-"), it means that the fn-fid mapping is still correct even after applying the last patch, in other words that it exists in pristine
- the patches are ordered according to the order stored in repo_state
- fid_map is used to identify the FileId with the given FileName, at any point in the repository state.
./A -> 2#./A from pid1 to pid2
./A -> 1#./A from pid3 to pid1
(./A no longer exists in pristine) (recall each pidN is a patch hash like
- Type:
Map FileId [(FileName, PatchId, Maybe PatchId)]
- file id fid has file name fn from patch id pid1(inclusive) to patch id pid2(exclusive)
- If a file has a span ending in Nothing (ie. pid2 is "-"), it means that the fn-fid mapping is still correct even after applying the last patch, in other words that it exists in pristine
- the patches are ordered by the ordering in repo_state
- fp_map is used to identify the FileName with the given FileId, at any point in the repository state.
1#./A -> ./D/B from pid1 to -
1#./A -> ./B from pid2 to pid1
1#./A -> ./A from pid3 to pid2
(./A exists in pristine)
A complete example
Creating a repository
mkdir R
darcs init --repo R
cd R
Patch index:
repo_state : (inventory_hash1, [])
fid_spans : Map [ ]
fp_spans: Map [ ]
info_map: Map [ ]
Adding directories and a file
mkdir d e
echo "f1" > d/f
darcs record -lam 'p1'
Patch index:
repo_state : (inventory_hash2, [p1])
fid_spans : Map [ ./d -> [(1#./d, pid1, Nothing)],
./d/f -> [(1#./d/f, pid1, Nothing)],
./e -> [(1#./e, pid1, Nothing)] ]
fp_spans: Map [ 1#./d -> [(./d, pid1, Nothing)],
1#./d/f -> [(./d/f, pid1, Nothing)],
1#./e -> [(./e, pid1, Nothing)] ]
info_map: Map [ 1#./d -> (False, {pid1}),
1#./d/f -> (True, {pid1}),
1#./e -> (False, {pid1}) ]
Moving a directory
darcs move d d2
mkdir d
echo "f2" > d/f
darcs record -lam 'p2'
Patch index:
repo_state : (inventory_hash3, [p1, p2])
fid_spans : Map [ ./d -> [(2#./d, pid2, Nothing), (1#./d, pid1, Just pid2)],
./d/f -> [(2#./d/f, pid2, Nothing), (1#./d/f, pid1, Just pid2)],
./e -> [(1#./e, pid1, Nothing)],
./d2 -> [(1#./d, pid2, Nothing)],
./d2/f -> [(1#./d/f, pid2, Nothing)] ]
fp_spans: Map [ 1#./d -> [(./d2, pid2, Nothing), (./d, pid1, Just pid2)],
2#./d -> [(./d, pid2, Nothing)],
1#./d/f -> [(./d2/f, pid2, Nothing), (./d/f, pid1, Just pid2)],
2#./d/f -> [(./d/f, pid2, Nothing)],
1#./e -> [(./e, pid1, Nothing)] ]
info_map: Map [ 1#./d -> (False, {pid1}),
2#./d -> (False, {pid2}),
1#./d/f -> (True, {pid1, pid2}),
2#./d/f -> (True, {pid2}),
1#./e -> (False, {pid1}) ]
How patch index identifies patches that modified a file
- the user enters a command, say
darcs log FILE
- the file id of FILE, fid1 is identified using fid_map.
- the patches corresponding to fid1 are identified using info_map
Automatic update
Patch Index is kept in sync with the patches in the repository.
The synchronization of patch index is tested by computing the hash of inventory, and comparing it with the hash of inventory stored in repo_state. This test is run whenever patch index is used (by some command that modifies the repository). If the patch index is not in sync, patch index is updated.
Patch index is automatically updated whenever the repository state changes. Automatic update was tested to be working upon apply, record, push, pull, amend-record, obliterate, unrecord, tag.
Automatic Creation
Patch index could be created at:
- clone
- init
- when darcs modifies the patches of an existing repository
A user interrupt using Ctrl-C at
clone or on existing repositories is caught, and patch index gets disabled.
Algorithm for creation of patch index
The algorithm first looks through each patch in the repository, and associates every patch to "changes" made to files. The change could be Touch, CreateFile, CreateDir, Remove, Rename, Invalid, DuplicateTouch.
For example, a patch p with primitives "addfile f", "hunk f" and "move g h" has changes CreateFile f, Touch f, Rename g h.
The conversion from a primitive-patch to a change is mostly a straightforward one-to-one mapping. However a directory move primitive-patch can have multiple Rename changes. A directory move will have renames for the directory and all files in that directory.
The end result of this pass will be a list of patch id's, each patch id being associated with some changes.
The patch index is recursively build using this result. Let there be a patch index pi { repo_state, fid_map, fp_map, touch_map } build with all patches until a patch with id pid. pid has some changes associated with it:
- Touch f: Let the file id of file f, be fid. touch_map will be updated, such that fid will have pid associated with it.
- CreateFile f: New spans will be started on fid_map, and fp_map. pid will be associated with fid in touch_map. touch map will indicate that f is a file.
- CreateDir f: New spans will be started on fid_map, and fp_map. pid will be associated with fid in touch_map. touch map will indicate that f is a directory.
- Remove f: The span associated with fp in fid_map, and fid in fp_map will end. pid will be associated with fid in touch map.
- Rename f1 f2: The old spans in fid_map and fp_map will end, and new spans will be started. pid will be associated with fid in touch map.
- Invalid : is ignored
- DuplicateTouch f: Is treated the same way as Touch
Algorithm for patch index update
The algorithm first finds the common prefix and the dissimilar suffixes between the patches in the repository and the patches tracked by patch index. The patch index of the common prefix is computed by undoing the dissimilar suffix of the patch index. The suffix of the repository is applied on the intermediate patch index, giving the updated patch index.
The undo works as follows: The spans in fp_map and fid_map with the start patch and the end patch both in the prefix will not be changed. The spans which have the start patch and the end patch in the suffix will be removed. The span with start patch in prefix and end patch in suffix will be modified to not have an end patch. In info_map, the patches in the suffix will be removed. If the patches corresponding to a fid become empty, the fid entry is removed.
Note: these figures are from 2013 and PI format and performance has changed since then, so they should probably be run again. (2014-11)
log and
The time taken by
log or
annotate varies a lot. It depends on:
- The number of patches that modified the repository
- The number of patches that modified the file
- The content of the disk cache
The implication of this is that the speed up differs from repository to repository, file to file, execution to execution. In general, the greater the number of patches in the repository, the sparser the patches of the relevant files, the greater the speedup.
Patch index has been tested on three different repositories. They are darcs, ghc, xmonad. The best and worst case for each file of these repositories has been measured.
The machine spec is:
|operating system
|ubuntu 12.04
|Intel Core i5 M 480 @ 2.67GHz × 4
|early 2011
log used to take 4.6sec(best case) to 17sec(worst case) on average. With patch index, it has been brought down to 0.34sec(best case) to 3.6sec(worst case) on average. This is a speed up of 78-92%.
annotate used to take 5.5sec(best case) to 18.5sec(worst case) on average. With patch index, it has been brought down to 0.3sec(best case) to 2.5sec(worst case) on average. This is a speed up of 86-94%.
It takes 6sec(best case) to 1min(worst case) to build patch index on darcs.
log used to take 15sec(best case) to 80sec(worst case) on average. With patch index, it has been brought down to 1sec(best case) to 4sec(worst case) on average. This is a speed up of 93-95%.
annotate used to take 18sec(best case) to 89sec(worst case) on average. With patch index, it has been brought down to 1sec(best case) to 4sec(worst case) on average. This is a speed up of 94-95%.
It takes 2sec(best case) to build patch index on ghc. However, building patch index fails in worst case, due to exceeding memory limit. To build patch index, create a copy of the repository, and immediately build patch index on the new repository. Alternatively, configure cabal with rts enabled, run optimize –patch-index +RTS -K100M -RTS. Worst case build time is 2min24sec.
log: http://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtdxF5AhJcuwdGpFRmdxdzlMRl9xMWQyLUFfakZTaVE
annotate: http://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AtdxF5AhJcuwdHVXNEs4YXQzaUh0RGNHekg4V1N0UXc
log used to take 0.5sec(best case) to 3sec(worst case) on average. With patch index, it has been brought down to 0.1sec(best case) to 1.8sec(worst case) on average. This is a speed up of 45-78%.
annotate used to take 0.75sec(best case) to 4.75sec(worst case) on average. With patch index, it has been brought down to 0.2sec(best case) to 1.7sec(worst case) on average. This is a speed up of 63-74%.
It takes 1.3sec(best case) to 6.3sec(worst case) to build patch index on xmonad.
amend and
We check that the cost of maintaining the patch index is acceptable. We have a benchmark here that runs
amend and
obliterate on a big (random) repository. Here are the figures obtained with the screened branch from April 29th. In particular this branch has these two patches.
(desktop) intel i5-3330, RAM 8 GB, hard drive buffered read speed 130 MB/sec, cached read speed 11300 MB/sec (Total running time: about 5 minutes).
Without PI With PI add 0.25 0.27 amend 14.08 17.74 obliterate 11.94 15.26 record 81.57 102.62
(laptop) intel i3 U 380, RAM 2GB, hard drive buffered read speed 80 MB/sec, cached read speed 2100 MB/sec (Total running time: about 30 minutes)
Without PI With PI add 2.19 2.36 amend 56.06 198.26 obliterate 48.44 182.65 record 242.70 977.58


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Now, many of us also harbour intestinal parasites. Globally, billions of people are infested by worms (e.g. pinworm) and/or amoebae (more correctly, "protists"), at least at some point in their lives. Many of these parasites are non-pathogenic to otherwise healthy individuals. They are transmitted faecal-orally, either directly (personal contact) or indirectly (cysts surviving in the environment (water, food, soil, etc.), and keeping infectious for a given period of time).
One of the most common parasites – if not the most common – found in humans is Blastocystis. It is possible that more than 1 billion people harbour this parasite, and there is indicative evidence that it may cause intestinal symptoms, although it is also clear that many people are colonised by Blastocystis without experiencing symptoms. We therefore investigate the role of this parasite in health and disease.
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Op Amps ...
Is using a high-end op amp for gain stage an acceptable practice in an ultra-high-end amplifier ?
is the practice mostly avoided out of snobbery or are there actual downsides ?
if there are downsides are these subjective or measured ?
also if ther are downsides how can we explain what causes them ?
Burning questions! :flame: They have no answers I'm afraid. It's like discussing religion or politics.
My theory is, that one should try to use only as much things in the way from the source to the power amp as possible. The more parts in the way, the more errors could be introduced to the sources signal.This is just based on my thoughs, I have no scientific stuff done to prove my point.
what is more things in signal path - 1 op amp or a bunch of transistors ?
An op amp basically consits of a bunch of transistors and each of them can introduce noise... I think an op amp as a chip will introduce less noise than an op amp consisting of the same number of transistors.
I just re-read my post and noticed I messed up that sentence. I wanted to say:
"My theory is, that one should try to use only as few things in the way from the source to the power amp as possible. "
Usually those who advocate, amplifiers with low negative feedback, not use op-amp
but can anybody actually hear the sound of an individual op-amp ?
i mean can anybody reliably tell an op amp ( with gain set to zero ) from straight wire in double blind testing ?
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The Sandusky Star Journal (Newspaper) - August 4, 1911, Sandusky, Ohio TOCTAY'S HIEKfS TODAY THE j THE HOME PAPER STAR -JOURNAL. PORTY-FOURTh YEAR SANDUSKY, OHIO, AUGUST 4, 1911, LAST EDITION )emocrats and Insurgents, It is Admitted, May Be Able to Turn Trick. NUMBER 254 SOCIETY LOOKED ASKANCE AT THIS EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL WHEN SHE "CAME NOW SHE'S TO WED COL ASTOR AND HIS %ASY IN HOUSE BUT SENATE IS DOUBTFUL 'Thirty Progressive Republicans Voted With Democrats for the Cotton Bill, r WASHINGTON, Aug. pst leaders of the senats today conceded that it is srt.irely pos- sible that the progressive republi- can, by lining UD with Vie demo- crats, will be able to pass tHe wool and farmer' free list bill over the president's veto. This 'was made evident last night when the house progressive and demo- crats lined up as has previously been done in Vie senate and passed the. cotton schedule bill. It is believed a determined effort will 'be majie to do this if the president vetoes the bills as it is already understood 'he will do. The vote in the house was 202 to SI. thirty republicansjoining the dem- ocrats to help pass the third big tar- liff bill. No amendments ware of- fered. Scarcely had the cheers that greet- ed the passage of the bill subsided, Democratic Leader Underwood, calling up the free list bill as it pass- ed the senate a few days ago, acccm- a strategic move which sur- prised the republiofnis. HP ackp'l for conference on all the amendments to the free list bilf except that ot Senato. Oronpa of North Dakota, putting ce- ment on the free lift. He urged that the house accept that amendment THE WEATHER. showers tonight or Saturday. Temperature at 7 a. m., 6S de- grees. Temperature one year ago to- av degrees. day, Sun rises Saturday at a. m.. WHEELER SOURCE OF REUNION NEWS and sets at p. m., (standard time.) Maximum wind velocity for 24 hours ending: ;u noon today eight miles, northwest at Thursday afternoon. GOES HOME TO WAIT FOR DEATH'S COM INC Harry E. Throne Died at Put-in Bay After Being Rescued. TREATIES GO TO SENATE. iff WASHINGTON, Aug. meajately after tj'ie senate con- today President Taft trans- mitted by special messenger the copies of the American-British and American-French peace arbi- tration treaties signed here late yesterday afternoon. The formal signing was accompanied by'much clicking of cameras. London and Paris advices say the signing of the treaties is bailed as the dawn of universal peace. adding to it iemons. Pacific coast re- publicans .made ineffectual attemptsy.o stop this sudden and unexpected put- ting of lemons upon the free list, but the amendment carried. The change jmve the house democrats what they claimed to be an added advantage in dealing with senate conference com- mittee, leaders in both houses of congress called in absent members from all parts of the country in prep- aration for the threatened attempt of the democrats to pass the wool tariff over Taft's veto. The democratic leaders in the house have asserted vifithin the last twenty-four hours that they have the necessary two-thircv majority to. pass the wool bill over the president's veto, and have been doing effective missionary work in the senate. The republican managers Assumes Responsibility for At- tack on Underwood and Says More Are Coming. CHICAGO, August assuming full responsibility for editorial, recently published in weekly paper which caused Congress- j of Alabama to hrand NEW YORK, Aug. winter 'there was a "coming out" affair at the home of William H. Force on East Thirty-Seventh street, arranged for Mr. Force's 18-year-old daughter. (Madeline. Society was invited and society came, for the Forces nau a cei- tain social standing that had to 'he recognized. But the august ladies of New York's most exclusive set didn't seem dis- posed to take up with the pretty young debutante to any marked degree. There were many functions no card of invitation to which ever found its way to the' East Thirty-Seventh street home, whereupon the tall, graceful young, beauty, with her fine brown the j nair his waf f ri strong, features because her family was him as a falsifier on the floors of con- gress, William J. Bryan replied to the attack and declared that he intended to give the democratic leader of the tiouse an early opportunity to discuss some other things. At Least He So Declares As He Appears As Witness in Probe. NEW YORK, August Charles M. chwab, first president of the steel WAS LONG IN THE WATER Physicians and Otbrs Re- stored Him to Conscious- ness But Heart Failed, Special to the Star-Journal PTJT-IX BAY. Aug. 4.-Saved from a watery grave and restored to con- sciousness after it had appeared the spark of life was extinct the shock! from the experience which he had just gone through proved too much; risburg, pa., and he died fail1 three hours and Anti-Saloon League Leader Only Big Lobbyist at "Frost" Gathering. ANNOUNCES PLAINLY ORGANIZATION PLANS Fight Any Change As to Liquor Question Constitution, n the fm from Dpler s dock. i nrone, with a companion, had been John R. Malloy, prominent Ohio and former secretary of republican state executive" corn- has .left the sanitarium at Creek, .Mich., where he has been under treatment for several in Col- ad fallen into tne Weeks> and gone to his umbus. He is suffering from Brights' disease, and when physicians at the. standing on the dock shortly after 8 sanitarium announced that they could o clock apparently waiting for the ar-' him no permanent he de- rival of the steamer Kirby which was c'ared he was going home to die to have taken him to Sandnsky. When >s onu of the men missed from the he lost his balance and fell into the legislative reunion here, having been water, his body went to the bottom' a Prominent figure in the gatherings and did not come up. The man was of former years. m the water so long before he was'-_______________________________ finally brought up with the grappling hooks, that it was not thought pos- sible that life still existed. How- ever, every known means of resusci- tating a near-drowned person was tried by those who made the rescue several physicians being in the crowd which had gathered. Finally, when everyone was about to give up. Throne .showed signs of returning consciousness and rr-sa- welcome, among a bevy of girls of her own age, and they had their own re- ceptions and teas and musicals and good times. It was just a little over a year ago, after he_ had been divorced, that Col- happened to In trust. big fled and at the head of i people about him and began'ttf talk, tne! The young man was wrapped i onel John Jacob Omaha newspaper. If this mforma- bandless beauties proceeded non te correct Mr. Bryan declared, their haul in. to in the house enough, votes insist that to prevent thirds majority in support of the bill "senate conference commute But the clorel neve he would stand by statement If gave a second look to flut- nvestigation showed it to be errone- tering butterflies until he was intro- would gladly acknowledge his duced to Miss Madeline. He was often i seen in ller company, and then, this said I spring, he began to pay her .marked H, t ranted attentions. Certain society leaders that Mr Underwood will read the re- j opened their eyes very wide, and res- port before the house and deny it j ognizert her in a natronizing sort of a If the report is correct I have way. But they didn't get far on this nothing to withdraw. If it is er- i tat.k. Although but eighteen summers mistake. "If Mr. Bryan. roneoas I shall withdraw my criti- i have over pretty brown f TT -I v U WJU they have cism of Mr. Underwood so far as it head, Miss Madeline has' a will of her the two---is-based on-his actioa-4a-that-pa-rti-1 own. cular case. Whatever the outcome Colonel Astor entertained her at in this particular instance, I do not: his magnificent home and introduced j.a withdraw my criticism of Mr. Under-; her to his "-mother. The elder Mrs on the vooA other occasions and I intend: Astor approved of her wool tariff bill, Senator Lafolette and take early opportunity to give him j "She represents the true American Congressman Underwood were given i other things to discuss." she is reported to have said the jo bof framing the compromise I "Tne report on which the editorial' committee. Schwab announced his intention of telling all that he knew about tre steel trust in order, he de- clared, to clear up the misinformation now circulating in regard to it. John A. Topping, chairman of the hoard of directors of the Republic Iron Steer Co., which recently cut prices on steel products, told the'com- mittee that no agreement to main- tain prices existed between the steel corporation and -independent com- panies. Chairman Stanley read comments in j a German iron journal on tte Brus-1 sels conference which charged that American steel men were attempting to introduce American trust methods to control steel prices of the world. "Do you believe as- a practical business Mr. Stanley then ask- ed, "that this effort made in Brussels to fix prices all over the world will Local Growers Meet to sider New Ruling of Rev- enue Commissioner. tel and there he for a time showed! vigor and strength but about 10! o'clock ha began to sink and from! then -on it was seen the man wasj doomed. Attending physicians didi The National Wine Growers' eevrythmg possible but it was appar-J ciation met Friday to take necessary ent that the man's heart was weak steps to secure relief from, the recent and that the shock had been too much ruling of the commissioner of inter- unknown. 1m. which threatens to re- Throne died at o'clock Fri-'strict the making of pomace wine in day morning. Put-in Bay authorities this section or involve the wine men have telegranhed his parents at in litigation with the government Harr.sburg. Throne's occupation was August Schmidt, jr.. who went to Washington to look into the matter, submitted a report. It is probable that an effort will be made to.have the law amended at the session of congress .next winter and Senator Bui- ton will probably introduce the bill Nothing can be done at the present BERLIN, Aug. today became' session. known that the settlement of the TDe ruling of the commissioner of, Franco-German dispute over Morocco internal revenue is that section 3282 PEACE IS NEAR; PRESS IS OPPOSED With not more than twenty-five members of Vie legislature pre- sent thus far for the an- nual reunion here, making Vie gathering about as much a "frost" as was that of the county auditors which was at- tended by but a dozen members, Wayne B. Wheeler, of the Anti- Saloon league, practically the on- ly lobbyist on the scene, has fur- nished the only real news of the gathering up to the present time. He announced in unequivocal terms that his organization is op- posed to any change in the pre- sent provisions of the constitution affecting the liquor traffic and will make the hardest kind of a fight to this end. With little else to talk about except bribery prosecutions, the legislators were much interested in the statement of Wheeler, Friday. "We have no objection to submit- ting the license in_tiK-_ttJW_ "But Tf will demand that along with it. shall go the other state prohi- bition." said Wheeler. Before eitter can K adopted it must secure a ma- jority of ail votes cast in the elec- tion." The "drys" "will rely on the, inabil- ity of either proposition to secure the majority. While Wheeler was silent on the point, there never has, been any real evidence that the or- ganization, which has written on the statute books the entire system ot restrictive laws, favors legal .prohi- bition. While its leaders de- clared repeatedly that prohibition is the ultimate purpose, -their success has conie because they hare met con- ditions as they exist Conditions to- day are not deemed ripe for the suc- cess of prohibition in Ohio, pirticfl- larly in the large cities. Merely defeating the alternativeo of license or prohibition would a new constitution silent on the sub- ject of liquor. The state coulff act only under its general police powersV say It would be for the courts to far restriction 30. Wheeler is repeating his declaration that his organization will oppose to the limit any candidate for. delegate :o the constitutional convention who i51es a pledge under the Green law. This calls for a declaration to suo- mit, or not submit license. The law In this regard is denounced, by .the They want their _' unpledged. The JLI..-L ut, iL'CO cLil UV cT Lllc 1 _. ,_, _ escape parliaments of Euroue Dried 1S m Slgbt' Russia' jt is declared- hav' f the revenue laws defines a certain fixing has escaped here and I mg acted as mediator. The matter is mash as "fit for and that, _ nere and that this, far from a final termination biu consequently, such a mash caiinot be it is declared a peaceable solution is used for tne making of poma-ce wine -The wine-ae-a-object to this. The rul- inS follows in full: Washington, D. C., July 11. 1911. Collectors of Internal Revenue: American institution can b? fastened on the rest of the world'" "I doubt it very nin'-h." said Mr Topping, "even it was practical." Following testimony by- Mr. Schwab that there -10 reason why every The schoolgirl who was in short had b'ill which will be presented to the jWas conferees tomorrow. I" 1-es.ult cf the passage of the re- apportionment bill by the senate, giv- ing Ohio an extra congressman, i's the starting of booms for lame ducks in. ___, the-belief that the congressman will' dispatch .from Washington said that' "The be elected at large. First in I Speaker Clark offered a some time this fall, and the couple is Ralph D. Cole. The increase of i Or a substitute for a will start immediately afterward upon membership will add about olution by another instruct- ja round-the-world honeymoon trip a. year to congressional expenses. ing the ways and means committee to; first Mrs. Astor. who was Miss based." continued Mr. skirts when he first met her "appeared last week after the house! the heart of this mature and experi- onucns of r am not suro ofjeneed man of :the world.- Friends o't' the exact date, but it was not earlier both had for .several weeks than Wednesday of last week and pecting the which has starting of booms for lame ducks in not later than Sunday morning. Just been made by the father of the wedding is to be TORONTO, Ont. Aug. for a time_ today threatened to destroy the parliament buildings but was fi- nally confined to the west wing. proceed with the preparations of other [Ava..Willing of Philadelphia, obtained bills. The dispatch stated that Mr. I I10.00n.000 alimony when she was di- Clark was supported bv a number ofh'orcerl. also a yearly allowance of members, but that .representatives j Underwood and Fitzgerald led a fight; ._______ Pgainst the resolution and defeated it. "The report also auoted Congress- man Kitchin as insisting upon the introduction of a. bill reducing the tariff nnon iron and steel and quotes Mr. Kitrhin as calling attention VESSELS TIED UP BY STRIKE; FAMINE NEAR steel concern should not make public the exact cost, of the manufacture of its the committee at once decided that the trust should be called upon to produce its cost sheets. NEW YORK, Aug. 4 -Former Unit- ed States Senator Edward, Murphy of Troy. N. Y., died at hia summer home at Elberon, N. J. Death resulted from an operation. MISSING GIRL SOON TO REJOIN FAMILY assured. Leading journals today declare that the Moroccan negotiations between France and Germany have come to a complete standstill. The papers like- On the 21st. day. of November, 19.08. wise oppose the suggestion that the T- P- 1437 was issued from this office matter be referred to a conference caIlinS to the violation of of the powers. WILL PROBE LIQUOR VOTE; BAILEY SAVED Aug. than 100 TT to i shiPs are today tied up awaiting un- Mr. Underwoo-1 s holdings in the steel i loadinsr whiio company and as expressing the i loading while arbitrators are trying to .7 Deposed Haitien Ruler Escapes on Trading Steamer for Jamaica. that in case of failure to proceed with I ers and prevent the calling out to- the reduotir-n of on imn pr.-'j morrow of inu.OOu nv n employed in PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti, Aug. i. the darkness of last night, Anton the deposed president of escaped from the harbor on board a Dutch fruit, steamer, and is today on his way to Jamaica. Mem- bers of his family escaped with him. The city is still under control of th-Ji business. this published report. My editorial was based on ditions as a result of the strikers re- ed rpnnrt I fusing to unload food supplies. TOGO, GREETED, GAZES AT. THE SKYSCRAPERS NEW YORK; Aug. a The capital is occupied by two revolutionary parties headed respec- tively by Gen. Cincinnatus Leconte, a former minister of the interior, and Gen. Antenor Firmin, who- deserted his- post as Haitien minister to Great Britain to join the" revolt against President Simon. The committee of -public safety is composed equally of Firminists. Le- conteists and neutrals. The feeling between the Leconteists and the" .Firm- iniets became acute and grave devel- opments are probable. The revolu- tionists refuse to aeept the authority] 61 the committee, of safety. the city hall. The admiral made no effort to conceal his wonder at the size of the skyscrapers at which he gazed. 'The most elaborate (Teeorations ever seen in the city were in v-k'ence at Forty-Second (Street Bmrfvay in toe vicinity of the KrTickerbocKer ho- tel where-the admiral is staying. The blank walls of the various buildings were completely covered with of the various admiralties while huge banners displaying the various- senti- ments of happiness which the admiral expressed as he approached the city 'umg across the street. been great crowds of people to greet him. Salutes were fired as formal vis- its were exchanged. The victor o-f the great battle of the Sea of Japan was loudly cheered. As soon as the customary formali- ties had been concluded the. adnaira' departed for Washington in company with Assistant Secretary of State Ha'Ie and the naval officers who have beeu detailed to act as his aides. After sev- eral days in Washington and Phila- delphia Admiral Togo will return to New York for a stay of five or six AUSTIN, Tex.. Aug. gation of the recent liquor election i when the "drys" lost by less than 5.-! 000 votes was today ordered -by the i legislature. The legislature, failed by one vote to order an gation of [he election of Tnited Senator Bailey as demanded bv the1 the internal revenue laws, section 3282, j on the part of certain wine makers', who were preparing mashes fit for dis- I filiation or for the production of spir- its or alcohol in place.' other than on the premises .of a distillery duly au- thorized by law, and calling on col- lectors to require the discontinuance of such unlawful practitp in their re- n prohibitionists and the latter intimat- ed that the demand will be renewed at next year's legislative session. j authorized, on February eograph 590 was issued made claiming the nrfic'e diastK- and 'drys" as unfair, friends in seats "dry" leader denounced as a tion" the "wet" plan for license. "Under the constitution as it stands, :he legislature, with power to prohibit the evils of the liquor can do everything that a license- could Wheeler said. "It can limit the., number of saloons, make the penalty for conviciton of law. violation for- feiture of trn right to do business anywhere in the state, and from operating a saloon any man who has been convicted of crime or is otherwise undesirable. It can speei- fy every manner of condition under which liquor can sold." Friday the legislators and their friends enjoyed boat rides' and other" amusements. In the evening the ban- quet is to he held but it is now evi- dent that about half of those sched- uled to speak will not "be present la addition to Governor Harmon, Lieut. Oov. Nichols snrt Representative L. K. Langdon, prb- (Continued en Page1 6i" (Continued on Page 6) A LOBBYLESS J HERE'S NOTHING DOING Has Taken Out No Petition for Nomination, He Declares. Filling Vacancies. Here is a United Press staff cor res- quite awhile that Irv pendents' story of the legislative re-; TPth general assembly had'only 'nning. that of recent union: i LI tit i_H 11V t- 11 i> III A legislative reunion and lobby- and now it is deader than a t VldnlrSTlrr nA 11. _ -T-- _ IHCHl J ist hanging around to tPt flunks and buy the things coming to in Ohio up the "What's anyway? A report that Councilman Holzaep- i's! had taken out a nominating peti- tion. although for oi.j't.- j. _ kno.iV3_ yamerliing of a stir ia iral F-V .but the ru- ordmarv pnd hr- f-o' .ui. Hou- Twon't be long until the carping, if he continuoj in his Furrher- deathly afraid they-H ao statemert. insismg public wilj be expecting a candidate i cause he's ad nut yet decided what he would Friends of the family of Miss Doro- thy Arnold, daughter ,V wealthy New York importer, who o'issappeared mysteriously last winter and was giv- en up for dead aftfr a world-wide _........ _ search, now declare she is still alive and the legislature and in They say she will rejoin i for Craig: of the ognize it as hi- own rhr iM comailttee- i-oped to f S n Plete the republican ticket durins the i nil r. nf t _.._ for the legislature to pay his own j to tinkering with that new one tier campaign expenses. C-u-r-c-r-s on cent tax law all this re-form business! On the square, though, this is the a reunion with his fellows has had to oriiy _for Sort_ of proposition Wth the entry ofj. W. Traber for investments, and to come up to the re- John G. Knauer as "a candidate, Viia pic-: union and do a charity stunt, has. democrats have about small i never entered their calculations. i iuii. Ln'ovts are ck home 1910 days, daring which time he is to be her parents 'October hut do not the anti-Saloon League blame cr jsn-t mucn force to iartu--. ss guest at several notablejeatures The welcome extended to Admiral i boner. to be given in his In the plain hfljr long absence, when she i so that legislative sessions would fa- must have known of the anxiety she held once every two years instead ot was causing her parents and friends, every year as has been the custom far I But ?Iaee- as a spender be-' from the fillin? doesn't smoke and he never there was not doing in anything stronger than a i during the t< ru..u.- M j cause he i drinks Wayne B. Wheeler cocktail. (Continued on Page 2.) which the-candidates a-e active. i will be the last day tor filing 1 tiorss. NEWSPAPER! ;
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Aldershot 1-1 Gillingham
- From the section Football
Leon Legge's leveller earned leaders Gillingham a point at Aldershot, who moved further away from danger.
Craig Reid's 11th goal of the season gave the Shots the lead just after the break, his half-volley smashing into the roof of the net.
The Gills grabbed an equaliser when Legge nodded home Chris Whelpdale's deep cross.
Danny Kedwell should have scored a winner for the visitors but Jamie Young saved his point-blank header.
Aldershot are now five games unbeaten and sit three points above the drop zone while Gillingham are three points clear at the summit of League Two.
Aldershot Town manager Andy Scott told BBC Surrey:
"They gave me everything today out there and we're disappointed we've only got a point, and to say that against the league leaders shows exactly the mentality in the squad.
"In the first-half we defended fantastically well but we needed to link up our play better and we needed more quality on the ball.
"After three games and we're nit-picking, I certainly would have settled for that when I walked through the door."
Gillingham manager Martin Allen told BBC Radio Kent:
"This time of year, it's about results.
"It's tough at the moment, but they keep going so it's another point on the board. We're now eight points clear (of fourth place) and top of the league so I'm a very proud manager.
"They're unbeaten in four games under a new manager. They've got spirit so it was always going to be a tough game and the fact we did so well in the last 20 minutes and nearly won it was testament to our character and fitness levels."
Lineup, Bookings (5) & Substitutions (4)
- 21 Young
- 02 Herd
- 03 Tonkin Booked
- 11 Vincenti (Goulding - 82' )
- 19 Forbes
- 23 Bradley
- 12 Risser Booked
- 28 Cadogan (Morris - 90' )
- 31 Rose
- 10 Hylton
- 20 Reid
- 29 Morris
- 04 Morris
- 06 Lancashire
- 17 Mekki
- 18 Stanley
- 24 Hall
- 26 Goulding
- 01 Nelson
- 02 Fish
- 03 Martin Booked
- 06 Legge
- 26 Barrett
- 07 Whelpdale
- 08 Lee Booked (Dack - 57' )
- 10 Robinson Booked
- 28 Gregory
- 09 Kedwell
- 20 Burton (German - 66' )
- 21 Forecast
- 15 Davies
- 11 Williams
- 18 Dack
- 25 Richardson
- 17 Birchall
- 19 German
Match Stats
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Full Time The referee ends the match.90:00 +3:45
Corner taken by Antonio German from the right by-line to the near post, clearance by Sonny Bradley.90:00 +3:27
Chris Whelpdale takes a shot. Save by Jamie Young.90:00 +2:50
Aaron Morris is ruled offside. Stuart Nelson takes the indirect free kick.90:00 +0:13 Substitution
Substitution Aaron Morris replaces Kieron Cadogan.89:43
Danny Rose concedes a free kick for a foul on Steven Gregory. Stuart Nelson takes the free kick.88:30
Inswinging corner taken from the left by-line by Anton Robinson, Leon Legge produces a header from deep inside the six-yard box which goes wide of the right-hand upright.85:33 Booking
Booking Caution for Anthony Tonkin.84:37
Ben Herd takes the direct free kick.84:37 Booking
Booking Anton Robinson is cautioned by the ref for unsporting behaviour.84:26
Anton Robinson gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Craig Reid.80:42
Free kick taken by Ben Herd.80:42 Substitution
Substitution Jeff Goulding replaces Peter Vincenti.80:42
Chris Whelpdale concedes a free kick for a foul on Danny Rose.79:06
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Peter Vincenti by Chris Whelpdale. Direct free kick taken by Anthony Tonkin.76:12
Free kick awarded for a foul by Antonio German on Oliver Risser. Jamie Young restarts play with the free kick.74:33
Assist by Chris Whelpdale.74:33 Goal scored
Goal! - Leon Legge - Aldershot 1 - 1 Gillingham Leon Legge grabs a headed goal from inside the six-yard box. Aldershot 1-1 Gillingham.71:54 Booking
Booking Joe Martin is given a yellow card.71:12
Craig Reid challenges Leon Legge unfairly and gives away a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Stuart Nelson.
Kieron Cadogan takes the inswinging corner, clearance made by Joe Martin.65:47 Substitution
Substitution Antonio German comes on in place of Deon Burton.64:09
Craig Reid takes a shot from just inside the penalty box which clears the crossbar.62:09
Joe Martin gives away a free kick for an unfair challenge on Kieron Cadogan. Direct free kick taken by Anthony Tonkin.59:54
Foul by Danny Hylton on Leon Legge, free kick awarded. Deon Burton takes the direct free kick.56:53 Substitution
Substitution Charlie Lee goes off and Bradley Dack comes on.49:21
Outswinging corner taken right-footed by Anton Robinson, clearance made by Anthony Tonkin.48:25
Danny Hylton concedes a free kick for a foul on Leon Legge. Matt Fish restarts play with the free kick.46:31
Assist by Danny Hylton.46:31 Goal scored
Goal! - Craig Reid - Aldershot 1 - 0 Gillingham Craig Reid gets on the score sheet with a goal from inside the penalty area to the top left corner of the goal. Aldershot 1-0 Gillingham.46:07
The offside flag is raised against Danny Kedwell. Free kick taken by Jamie Young.45:01
The second half kicks off.45:00 +3:03 Half time
Half Time The whistle is blown to end the first half.45:00 +1:16
Anton Robinson takes a inswinging corner from the left by-line played to the near post, Anthony Tonkin makes a clearance.45:00 +0:59
Danny Kedwell takes a shot. Ben Herd gets a block in.44:44
Leon Legge fouled by Peter Vincenti, the ref awards a free kick. Stuart Nelson takes the free kick.44:12
Free kick awarded for an unfair challenge on Oliver Risser by Adam Barrett. Free kick taken by Ben Herd.42:36
Handball by Joe Martin. Danny Rose restarts play with the free kick.41:36
Danny Rose takes a inswinging corner from the right by-line played to the near post.41:01
Anton Robinson challenges Jamie Young unfairly and gives away a free kick. Free kick taken by Jamie Young.37:35 Booking
Booking Oliver Risser is cautioned.35:34
Danny Hylton is flagged offside by the assistant referee. Indirect free kick taken by Stuart Nelson.33:49
The official flags Danny Hylton offside. Stuart Nelson takes the free kick.29:37
The referee blows for offside against Craig Reid. Stuart Nelson restarts play with the free kick.27:10
Oliver Risser has an effort at goal from the edge of the box that misses to the right of the target.25:47
Chris Whelpdale handles the ball and concedes a free kick. Direct free kick taken by Kieron Cadogan.24:27
Danny Rose takes a shot. Save made by Stuart Nelson.22:34
Craig Reid fouled by Steven Gregory, the ref awards a free kick. Danny Rose takes the free kick.20:11
Corner from right by-line taken by Anton Robinson.19:12
Danny Hylton is ruled offside. Indirect free kick taken by Stuart Nelson.17:28
The referee blows for offside against Deon Burton. Jamie Young restarts play with the free kick.15:21
Corner taken right-footed by Anton Robinson.14:44
Unfair challenge on Leon Legge by Danny Hylton results in a free kick. Free kick taken by Stuart Nelson.13:46
Anton Robinson takes a outswinging corner from the right by-line to the near post, clearance made by Oliver Risser.8:03
Terrell Forbes takes the free kick.8:03 Booking
Booking Charlie Lee receives a yellow card.7:47
Ben Herd fouled by Charlie Lee, the ref awards a free kick.5:40
Unfair challenge on Leon Legge by Sonny Bradley results in a free kick. Stuart Nelson takes the direct free kick.5:04
The referee penalises Deon Burton for handball. Danny Rose takes the direct free kick.2:09
Deon Burton produces a right-footed shot from the edge of the box and misses to the right of the goal.0:45
Corner taken right-footed by Anton Robinson from the right by-line to the near post, Close range header by Adam Barrett misses to the right of the target.0:00
The game begins.
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