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|Nathan Horton still not working out after concussion
|02.02.12 at 12:01 pm ET
Bruins coach Claude Julien said after the team's morning skate Thursday that forward Nathan Horton has not progressed this week in his recovery from his latest concussion, and still is not riding the stationary bike.
"He's still where he was a few days ago," Julien said. "Feeling better, but not well enough right now to get to that stage of working out."
Horton suffered the injury on Jan. 22, when he was hit by Flyers forward Tom Sestito. The play was not reviewed by the league, and Sestito was not fined or suspended for the hit.
The concussion is Horton's second since June. Horton was famously blindsided by Canucks defenseman Aaron Rome in the first period of Game 3 of the Stanley Cup finals last season. He missed the rest of the postseason with the concussion.
|Adam McQuaid feeling better, expected to be in Bruins' lineup vs. Hurricanes
|02.02.12 at 11:55 am ET
After missing Wednesday's practice with a lower-body injury, Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid was on the ice for Thursday's morning skate and hopes to play Thursday night against the Hurricanes at TD Garden.
"I felt good this morning," McQuaid said after the skate. "I'm not sure exactly if there's been a decision made, but I felt good this morning."
Said coach Claude Julien: "As far as we know, he should be ready to go, but we'll probably leave it at game-time decision. He looked good this morning, and we anticipate he's going to play."
McQuaid caught his skate in a rut late in the third period against the Senators on Tuesday, and said that though a part of him was concerned he may have suffered something more severe, he's feeling better now.
"There's always a little bit of that concern," McQuaid said. "You're not sure how your body will react to different things, but I'm pretty happy with how I felt today."
McQuaid will also see the return of his defense partner in Andrew Ference, who will return from a three-game suspension Thursday night.
|Andrew Ference ready to return from suspension
|02.01.12 at 6:12 pm ET
WILMINGTON — Andrew Ference has always prided himself on being a clean player, so is he worried his reputation has been tarnished after his three-game suspension for his hit on Rangers forward Ryan McDonagh?
"I don't have to register in my neighborhood, so'¦ I still think it's alright," Ference said after Wednesday's practice.
Ference finished serving the suspension, the first of his career, Tuesday night against the Senators. He likened sitting the games out to being an injured player, as he was anxious to get back on the ice but was forced to watch the games from the press box. After plenty of time off (because the All-Star break came in the middle of the suspension, Ference might have a bit more rust after going 11 days without game action), but he's done the typical things — mainly extra work in practice — to stay sharp.
Ference was suspended by league disciplinarian Brendan Shanahan for pushing McDonagh into the end boards when the two were chasing the puck in the Rangers' zone in overtime on Jan. 21. Ference has repeatedly expressed regret over how the play unfolded, but maintains that he wouldn't approach a similar play differently.
"I mean, there's not a whole lot of options," Ference said. "The thing about that play is — and I kind of, just for my own amusement watched the games — and that type of play happens a lot in the game. It doesn't usually result in a guy falling. It's usually a little slower speed, but that situation happens all the time and situations where guys can fall awkwardly. It's a common thing, it just doesn't happen that often because guys have good balance and stay up. Next time I'll get the puck and score I guess.
"Every situation is different, but honestly, if that situation happens, you try to let up and you try to do what I did. You don't plant them into the boards, you try to let up as much as possible and hope things work out."
|Why can't the Bruins beat the Hurricanes?
|02.01.12 at 4:22 pm ET
They say that in order to be the best, you've got to beat the best. The Bruins' problem this season is that they can't beat the worst.
The Hurricanes will enter the Garden Thursday night with just 45 points on the season, which puts them dead last in the Eastern Conference, but they'll also come in having won all three previous meetings against the Bruins this season.
For one reason or another, the Hurricanes have given the Bruins, who are a point out of first place in the conference, fits. Whether it was on Oct. 18, when Nathan Horton and Milan Lucic lost their cool on Tim Gleason late in the third period, or in their last meeting, when the B's blew a third-period lead and saw Carolina score three unanswered goals, the Bruins simply haven't been up to the challenge against perhaps the least challenging opponent in the East.
"To be honest, I don't think we've played well against them," Gregory Campbell said after Wednesday's practice. "That's no discredit to them. The first two losses came within a week, and that was probably when we were playing some of our poorest hockey of the season. I thought the last time we were in there, they played an awesome game. They were hard on us, and we weren't prepared for that. We weren't prepared to skate, and they were all over us. They basically smothered us, and they deserved to win that game."
If there's been one certainty with the Bruins this season, it's been their dominant third-period play. They have a plus-66 goal differential in the third period this season, but the Hurricanes have even beaten them there. Only three Bruins opponents have outscored them in the third period this season: the Avalanche (who scored their only goal of the game in teams' lone meeting), the Canadiens (who have scored four goals against the B's in the third compared to Boston's three) and the Hurricanes. Of those teams, the Hurricanes have the best third-period differential against the Bruins, as they've outscored Boston, 7-4, in the third period when the teams have met this season.
The Hurricanes recently locked up Gleason with a four-year, $16 million deal, meaning perhaps the best defensive option for the trade deadline has been taken off the market. It also means the Hurricanes will remain equipped to continue to bring it to the B's as they continue to face them.
But for the Bruins and their struggles against the Hurricanes, they aren't thinking about the opponent. They're focused on the way they've played the opponent, and it hasn't been up to par.
"I think it's not really about us focusing on what they're doing to beat us," Campbell said. "It's more so us focusing on brining our game and seeing what that presents."
If the Bruins can win, perhaps they can use it as a springboard to get them back to where they were prior to their current stretch of sloppy play. The B's are 4-3-1 in their last eight games, and failed to show up in the first 40 minutes before beating the Senators Tuesday with a third-period comeback.
"Things have slipped. It's no secret in here," Campbell said. "Claude [Julien] has been realistic with us. We're not playing up to the potential we're capable of. They've done their job. Our job as players is to get back to that, and it's no secret. We just have to play our game like we did in November and December, and that's a formula that brings success for us."
Between their previous inability to beat the conference's worst team and a desire to get back to the level of play they found during their 21-3-1 stretch, a lot of things can change for the Bruins Thursday night.
Said Campbell: "Good teams find a way to be consistent. That's our issue right now."
|Adam McQuaid missing from Bruins practice
|02.01.12 at 11:59 am ET
WILMINGTON — Bruins defenseman Adam McQuaid was not on the ice as the team returned to practice Wednesday at Ristuccia Arena.
McQuaid played 14:39 in Tuesday's 4-3 win over the Senators Tuesday, but suffered a lower-body injury after catching a rut late in the third period.
Coach Claude Julien said that McQuaid came back to the bench "a little shaken up" after the play. The team hopes McQuaid can return to the ice Thursday against the Hurricanes, but it seems the defenseman's status is up in the air.
"He got injured last night, so we just felt that it was better to keep him off the ice today," Julien said after Wednesday's practice. "We'll reevaluate his situation tomorrow morning."
The Bruins will be getting defenseman Andrew Ference back from a three-game suspension Thursday, so in the event that McQuaid is unable to go, the B's would not need to call a defenseman up from Providence. In 42 games this season, the 25-year-old blueliner has two goals and five assists for seven points and a plus-16 rating.
Nathan Horton (concussion) was the only other player missing from practice.
|Bruins wake up late, win in third period again
|01.31.12 at 9:32 pm ET
The Bruins returned from the All-Star break two periods late Tuesday night, but by the time they awoke, they were back to their old ways and defeated the Senators, 4-3, with a dominant third period.
The B's came back from a 3-2 deficit in the third period, with Dennis Seidenberg scoring the unlikely game-winner with a slapshot from center ice that beat Senators goaltender Craig Anderson. The win improved the B's to 6-8-1 when trailing after the second period.
The Bruins took the lead in the first period on a power play goal from Zdeno Chara. Colin Greening tied the game late in the first thanks to a nice pass from Milan Michalek. The Senators then dominated the B's in the second period, getting goals from Kyle Turris and Erik Karlsson before Milan Lucic brought Boston within one with 45 seconds left to play in the period.
In a fashion that's been somewhat typical this season, the Bruins won the game in the third period. Brad Marchand's hard work in front paid off in the form of the game-tying goal. Seidenberg gave them lead less than five minutes later.
Tim Thomas got the start in net for the Bruins, manning the pipes in Boston for the first time since blowing off last Monday's trip to the White House. The reigning Vezina and Conn Smythe winner was given a loud ovation from the fans on hand at TD Garden.
The Bruins will return to action Thursday when they host the Hurricanes at TD Garden.
– Chara's first-period power-play goal was the captain's first tally in 17 games, as his last goal came way back on Dec. 17 in the Bruins' 6-0 win over the Flyers. The goal featured some nice work in front screening by Milan Lucic, who on Monday said that the hardest shot contest serves as an annual reminder that he's pretty crazy to stand in front of that shot each time the B's go on the power play.
– Great persistence from the Little Ball of Nicknames on Marchand's goal to tie the game in the third period. After Joe Corvo put the puck on net from the point, Marchand out battled Chris Phillips in front of the net with Anderson sprawled out and tied the game with his 18th goal of the season.
– Good to see Corvo with a two-point night for the Bruins. If there were to be one spot the B's might need to upgrade it would be Corvo's after his disappointing showing thus far with the B's, but his second half got off to a much better start.
– Seidenberg has a knack for scoring goals from center ice. The German defenseman also picked up a goal from the red line last season when he faked a dump-in on Lightning goaltender Mike Smith and put the puck on net.
Tuesday's goal was a case of horrifically weak stuff from Anderson, as unlike Smith, Anderson hadn't left his net and saw the puck as it went past him and in.
– In allowing three goals, the Bruins extended their season-long streak of games with three or more goals allowed to four games. Prior to the last four games, the Bruins' longest such stretch was two games.
The team has sloppy play to credit to the development, and the fact that Thomas wasn't at his best Tuesday didn't help.
– The B's took the second period off, though they were fortunate to get a goal in the final minute from Lucic. Ottawa outshot the B's, 13-5, in the second period, and the Bruins went a long stretch without hitting the net after Steven Kampfer's shot from the point about four minutes in. Teams talk about wanting to put together 60-minute efforts, and the Bruins failed to do that Tuesday.
– It was Tyler Seguin's birthday, but he and hits line played like they had a birthday party to get to. Seguin, Patrice Bergeron and Marchand seemed out of sync as a unit, as Seguin's pass to Marchand on a second-period 2-on-1 was well ahead of his line-mate. Marchand made up for his line's uncharacteristic play with his game-tying goal.
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1165?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel&focusedCommentId=13033549#comment-13033549 ] Paul Joseph Davis commented on COUCHDB-1165: -------------------------------------------- @Gabor, That's a pretty good idea. The only hiccup is that it'll require refactoring the way that cuch_task_status works, but scanning through it I already see how to manage that. If you're interested in giving a go at this yourself feel free to ping me directly with questions on how to go about this. The API itself I'd probably change up a bit though. Something more like: % Create task <- ["task_create", Type, Task, Status] -> [true, TaskId] % Update task <- ["task_update", TaskId, NewStatus] % no response % Delete task <- ["task_done", TaskId] Where TaskId, Typ, Task, and Status are all strings. > Allow CouchDB-managed OS daemons to include information in _active_tasks > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Key: COUCHDB-1165 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COUCHDB-1165 > Project: CouchDB > Issue Type: New Feature > Components: Database Core, HTTP Interface > Reporter: Gabor Ratky > Priority: Minor > > The new Externals API coupled with the HTTP Proxying enables powerful background data processing scenarios, similar to the replication and compaction API's in the core CouchDB API. The Replication API returns a JSON structure that includes information about the replication that has completed but progress information is also available through _active_tasks and thus, Futon. > An OS daemon that handles proxied requests to perform data processing tasks can also reply with information about a completed request but has no way other than ["log", DMESG] to communicate progress and append to the CouchDB log, similar how view checkpointing is included in the CouchDB log. > The suggested JSON commands supported by the Externals API would allow a daemon to register a long-running tasks, report completion progress and status and signal when the long running task completes. > While I am not intimately familiar with the inner workings of _active_tasks and {couch_httpd_misc_handlers, handle_task_status_req}, the following API would work (suggestions welcome!): > Register a new active task: > ["task", { "id":"import:foo.csv", "type": "File Import", "task":"foo.csv", "status": "Imported 0 of 360,410 bytes (0%)" }] > Report progress (same structure as registering a new active task): > ["task", { "id":"import:foo.csv", "type": "File Import", "task":"foo.csv", "status": "Imported 150,428 of 360,410 bytes (41%)" }] > Register task completion: > ["task", {"id":"import:foo.csv", complete: true}] > Of course, id could be a number id that uniquely identifies the process itself. Currently, active tasks include the "pid" of the process that performs the task. > It would be lovely to see this functionality in 1.2 and I will have time to work on this in the 1.2 timeframe so if there are no objections and everyone agrees on a meaningful command structure, I can work on the patch. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. For more information on JIRA, see: http://www.atlassian.com/software/jira
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Chapter Thirty-Three
Don arrived at the office and immediately asked David to pull up any footage they had on the area where Pankajakshan disappeared. The only footage they had gotten thus far was problematic due to the tanker explosion. It was such a huge explosion with its main force going straight up, it nearly knocked the helicopter out as the bird tried to keep the van in sight. The helicopter had to pull back and move away from the tanker as a blistering shock wave of heat rocketed into the sky. As it was, the camera mounted to the undercarriage of the bird was damaged, which meant landing the helicopter and switching out the camera with a spare that was stored on board. The entire process took just over half an hour.
Don was stunned by the feed coming in. "This guy caused a plane crash and blew up a tanker just so he could get away? That is definitely a terrorist mentality. How many were hurt out there today, David?"
David was on the phone with Noah Sargent and held up a finger before he could answer Don. "Agent Sargent, can you give me a casualty count?" There was a pause, then David said, "I hear you. I'll keep the line open, so let me know what's happening as you get intel. We're getting live feed from the bird now. Yeah, okay, keep me informed."
David disconnected the call and looked up at Don. "So far we only have one casualty reported, Don; a local police officer's cruiser was literally sliced in half by a flying propeller blade. The officer is in bad shape but he is alive."
Don looked shocked as he viewed the devastation on the screen, but David continued. "We don't know about any of the passengers or crew on the plane yet. The fire department is still working on the fire so that they can get close enough to the plane to get the passengers off. The tanker explosion blew out all the windows on the left side of the aircraft and we have to assume that we will have more casualties as we get to those people."
Don looked at the helicopter footage on the plasma screen in the war room. The bird was flying low over the park and had come across the charred remains of the van. He knew this park very well and asked David to put up a topical map of the area. After studying it for a few minutes he pointed out the delta area and river bed.
"Pankajakshan is not familiar with the park, but he has spent a lot of time in this kind of terrain considering his background with the Abu Nidel. We need to catch this guy before nightfall, because if we don't we are gonna loose him. If I were him I'd head for the river bed. It heads north up into the hills of the park..." Don trailed off as he looked more closely at the map and then at the live feed.
The helicopter had already chosen to work its way up the main riverbed and Don noticed the small tributary leading off to the Northwest. "If it were me, I'd head this way." Don said, as he stepped up to the screen and pointed to the smaller tributary. "There is more cover from the steep craggy banks along this tributary than along the main riverbed and it still leads up into the north end of the park. If he went this way we may catch a break."
David moved in closer to see where Don had indicated. "Why?"
"This tributary leads directly into Box Canyon. There are only two ways out of that canyon - a service road to the northeast of the canyon and the riverbed leading into it, but it is also an excellent hiding place. The canyon walls are steep and filled with recessed caves. The walls are too high and dangerous to climb out without exposing yourself to aerial pursuit, but some of the cave systems in this canyon go on for miles. He could easily get lost in there. Have a contingent of men get to the service road and set up a blockade there and get that helicopter to circle back and search along the riverbed."
Colby and Megan approached Nelson Hibbard's home cautiously. They knew that Pankajakshan wasn't there, but they followed protocol just the same. A terrorist with experience in a faction of the Abu Nidel could easily have left behind booby traps as Colby knew all too well. The garage was their point of entry. There was no vehicle naturally but it was clear by the tire marks and mud on the floor that one had been parked there recently.
Penny Arbonne had insisted that Mr. Hibbard should be home considering he didn't ever go out anymore, so as the agents entered the home they called out to the elderly man hoping against hope that he was alive and simply tied up somewhere inside the house. As they entered through the kitchen they were immediately assaulted by the smell. Moving quickly through the kitchen and into the dining room they first saw surveillance equipment, specifically a radio receiver, on the table. When they moved into the dining room next to the front living room they found Mr. Hibbard lying on the floor in the living room. A cane was also on the floor tangled up in his feet and to all appearances it looked as though the old man had tripped over his cane and fallen, hitting his head on the coffee table, but the agents knew better.
Colby flipped open his phone and contacted the office to give them an update and to get the FBI crime lab techs out and on-scene. Once he had briefed David about the situation he stepped over to the receiver and flipped a switch and listened. There was no sound coming through but that wasn't surprising.
"Megan how much you wanna' bet that the transmitter to this is somewhere in the Eppes house?"
Megan shook her head, "I won't take that bet. I have a key so stay here and I'll head over there."
Colby looked a little dismayed by that decision. "Oh sure, you get go to the clean odor-free house while I stay here? I'll flip you for the duty."
"Not a chance, Granger!" She said with a wrinkled nose as she headed quickly for the door.
Colby moved into the living room and looked sadly at the old man. "I'm sorry you ended this way old timer. It wasn't what you , or anyone, deserved."
He moved off to the window and opened it up wide to try and air out the smell a little before going back to the table with the receiver on it. Within moments he heard the sounds of Megan entering the Eppes home. "Okay, Colby let's see if you can hear me."
A second later his cell phone rang on his belt and he answered. "Hey, Megan, yeah I heard you go in. Keep talking as you walk around and I'll tell you if you get louder."
Megan walked slowly through the living room speaking in a normal tone of voice. I don't see anything out of place here in the living room, but a bug could have been placed anywhere. The question is; how did he get it into the house unnoticed?" Megan's voice began to fade slightly as he looked under lamp shades and around the edges of the pictures on the wall near the bay window.
"Megan you are fading a little. I can still hear you but I think you are moving away from the transmitter." Colby said, into the phone.
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"Your stronger now. You must be moving toward the transmitter. Keep talking."
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"You know Granger, this place has been under constant surveillance since Amita was attacked. I don't think that Pankajakshan could have gotten in here to plant a bug. It must be something that was delivered, but no deliveries have been made since then either. Even for the BBQ, nothing new was introduced or delivered to the house. Let me try the kitchen." she said, as she moved over to the swinging door.
As soon as she moved through the door her voice dropped to a muted sound on the receiver and Colby spoke into the phone. "No. Megan go back. It must be in the dining room."
Megan came back through the door and into the dinning room. "Okay can you hear me now?"
Colby resisted the sarcastic retort that automatically formed on his lips at that question.
"Yeah nice and clear. What do you see in front of you?"
Megan looked around. There was an old maple hutch filled with china to her right. The staircase to the left. In front of her was the dining room table with books and papers scattered across the left end of the table. A vase of flowers that Amita's students had sent her was in the middle of the table and a wooden bowl set that had been moved from the hutch sat on the right end of the table.
"The flowers! That must be it. Larry brought the flowers from Cal Sci a few days ago."
Colby pulled the phone away from his ear and looked at it as though it had grown testicles. "What! Megan you said Larry brought the flowers over. You're not accusing, Larry..."
"No, of course not, Granger!" Megan replied, in an irritated voice. "Hang on a second."
Megan put her phone on speaker and set it down as she reached for the vase. "Larry found the vase of flowers on Amita's desk when he went in to teach her class. There was a card that all of her students had signed and he brought it back here with him. He never thought twice about who actually purchased them..."
Megan had been looking through the flowers in the vase trying to find the transmitter nestled into the bouquet as she spoke.
"Well you are coming through on the receiver loud and clear now." Colby said, into his own phone.
As soon as Megan actually lifted the vase up off the table Colby heard the sound of her hands touching the ceramic of the vase and the clink of her ring along it's surface.
"Yeah, Megan, you're right. I can hear you picking up the vase."
Megan ran her fingers along the surface of the slender neck of the vase up to the overhanging lip. In a moment she found the bug. "Got it!" she called, triumphantly.
Megan set the vase back down on the table not moving the transmitter at all. That would be up to the evidence techs to collect and process. It didn't matter that she had left fingerprints on the vase because everyone who had touched it had. The important thing was for her not to touch or interfere with the planted transmitter.
"Okay, so now we know how this guy has been one step ahead of us the whole time. I'm on my way back to you. Call David, and tell him what we found."
Colby was glad to be able to leave Mr. Hibbard's house. He felt badly for the old man and didn't want to disrespect him, but the stench was powerful. Mr. Hibbard had obviously been dead for a few days, and Colby was glad to have a reason to step out into the bright sun and fresh air.
Don sank down in a chair in the war room, stunned by the news that Pankajakshan had murdered Nelson Hibbard.
"Charlie and I were just talking about him last night. We planned to go and see him after this was all over, because we had lost touch with him over the years. He was a decent man, David. He didn't deserve to have his home invaded or to be murdered out of convenience! Jitendra Pankajakshan has no conscience, which makes him the most dangerous kind of fugitive. He won't even bat an eye at killing his way through FBI agents or local law enforcement. He has nothing to loose. We can tie him to two murders and two attempted murders – so far. Has the fire department been able to rescue any survivors from the plane yet?"
David had been receiving regular updates from Noah Sargent as to the progress of the disaster out at Chiriaco airport.
"The pilot is dead, but the co-pilot is alive. Several people were injured when the windows blew out on the plane but so far no one has died among the passengers."
Don shook his head and got up. He moved over to the map of the Joshua Tree National park and looked at it then to the live feed from the helicopter running pursuit up the main riverbed.
"Where are they now?" he asked, indicating the helicopter search.
David pointed to the map to show Don how far up the riverbed the helicopter had flown as of his last report two minutes ago. The helicopter had flown low over the river bed nearly five miles up without a sign of their fugitive.
"No. There is no way Pankajakshan could have gotten that far. Have them back track and check this side tributary. They'll have to get even lower to spot him if he is there due to the overhanging banks. Have them look for any signs of shale dropping down the sides. His passage through here won't be invisible. We need to corner this guy before he makes it into the cave systems in Box Canyon. He won't escape but it could cost countless lives to go in after him."
David stood thoughtfully for a moment then looked back at the map on the screen. "If you think he is headed to Box Canyon then why not get there first and set up an ambush?"
"Yeah, that's a great idea IF that is where he is going, but what if I'm wrong? If we allocate our resources to that plan and he is elsewhere then he gets away - again."
David realized that Don had a valid point but in the years that he had known Don he had come to trust his instincts. The man was rarely wrong. The bottom line here was what was he willing to risk. He was in charge of this maneuver, what ever decision he made rested on his shoulders alone. After another moment of thought he dialed Noah Sargent.
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David hung up the phone and Don was looking at him with an appraising eye. "You're taking a chance with this David, you know that."
David's mind was made up and he wouldn't change it at this point. "Yeah, I know, but that's my call. I'll take the heat if he gets away."
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BeschreibungExcerpt: ... your voice at the last, whispering love, calling, ere all can cease In the silence of death; then may I see dimly, and know, a space, Bending over me, last light in the dark, once, as of old, your face. Choriambics - II Here the flame that was ash, shrine that was void, lost in the haunted wood, I have tended and loved, year upon year, I in the solitude Waiting, quiet and glad-eyed in the dark, knowing that once a gleam Glowed and went through the wood. Still I abode strong in a golden dream, Unrecaptured. For I, I that had faith, knew that a face would glance One day, white in the dim woods, and a voice call, and a radiance Fill the grove, and the fire suddenly leap . . . and, in the heart of it, End of labouring, you! Therefore I kept ready the altar, lit The flame, burning apart. Face of my dreams vainly in vision white Gleaming down to me, lo! hopeless I rise now. For about midnight Whispers grew through the wood suddenly, strange cries in the boughs above Grated, cries like a laugh. Silent and black then through the sacred grove Great birds flew, as a dream, troubling the leaves, passing at length. I knew Long expected and long loved, that afar, God of the dim wood, you Somewhere lay, as a child sleeping, a child suddenly reft from mirth, White and wonderful yet, white in your youth, stretched upon foreign earth, God, immortal and dead! Therefore I go; never to rest, or win Peace, and worship of you more, and the dumb wood and the shrine therein. Desertion So light we were, so right we were, so fair faith shone, And the way was laid so certainly, that, when I'd gone, What dumb thing looked up at you? Was it something heard, Or a sudden cry, that meekly and without a word You broke the faith, and strangely, weakly, slipped apart. You gave in - you, the proud of heart, unbowed of heart! Was this, friend, the end of all that we could do? And have you found the best for you, the rest for you? Did you learn so suddenly (and I not by!)...
Untertitel: Paperback. Sprache: Englisch.
Verlag: Books LLC, Reference Series
Erscheinungsdatum: April 2013
Seitenanzahl: 40 Seiten
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Srinagar, Sep.11 (ANI): Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister Omar Abdullah on Saturday blamed Hurriyat Conference leader Mirwaiz Umer Farooq for instigating violence in Srinagar, as he said that his government had permitted a peaceful demonstration on the occasion of Eid festival.
He accused the separatists of breach of trust after violent mobs targeted police and government buildings in Srinagar after the Eid-ul-Fitr prayers.
"We received a request from Mirwaiz for the peaceful protest and we gave them the permission. But the trust has been betrayed. Mirwaiz and Yasin (Jammu and Kashmir Liberation Front leader Yasin Malik) abused the trust that they had been given to carry out peaceful protest and also the sentiments of the Eid festival," Omar told a private new channel.
Terming the protests on Eid as unfortunate, Omar said: "A small minority, a section of the crowd decided to burn the police barracks. Such incidents also weaken my case. In the face of violence it becomes difficult to move forward."
The Chief Minister, however, claimed that the situation in Kashmir Valley was under control and appreciated security forces for their restraint despite facing so much provocative protest.
"The situation in the Valley is under control. The forces have shown utmost restraint in spite of great provocation by a handful of people. This has to be looked as a confidence building measure to show the people who are inclined to carry out protest," said Omar.
He pointed out the security forces fired in the air to disperse the violent mob and no one was injured in the firing.
Inspector General of Police (Kashmir Zone) SM Sahai also blamed Mirwaiz for the violence.
He informed during the violence police barracks in the lawns of Hazratbal Shrine, police vehicles, the offices of Jammu and Kashmir Crime Branch and the chief engineer in Srinagar were set on fire.
However, Mirwaiz said that he did not incite the mob and claimed that Hurriyat Conference had always "stood for peaceful protests".
He also said "half-hearted steps taken by Central Government would not help" while adding that Kashmir was a political problem and that all the political parties should come together and solve the problem,
"We had called for a peaceful procession. Thousands and thousands of people joined the protests and they were peaceful. Unfortunately, some miscreants damaged public property and buildings. We strongly condemn this in the strongest possible terms," said Mirwaiz. (ANI)


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Recovering during the peace-time of a devastating war with the Barbarans, the High Lord Teryn Ridling and his family attempt to keep moving forwards despite their losses. The Barbarans have different plans however as peace-time comes to a premature end, meanwhile not all the vassal Lords are loyal when a plot to kill the king is found.
"N-no, Thebany stop." Eli hissed into the darkness. He couldn't tell if the rushing wind from half way up the West tower drowned his words or whether she was simply ignoring him. He presumed the latter, as from this angle, he could only see her dark brown hair. "Anny!" He clamped his hand over his mouth, it had been louder than he wanted it to be.
Anny looked down, her expression dropping on him as if half the tower wall were tumbling down on him.
There was a moment of silence, then she began climbing again.
"Anny you are not twelve any more, you're a lady, act like it!" Still nothing, fine then.
Eli planted a foot on the first, jutting stone he could see until, with a stretch, he reached backwards for the thin bole of the tree and leapt onto it, hugging tightly and shimmying up the trunk. When he reached the first, hanging limbs, he looked back towards the wall.
This was always the scariest part. How does she do it so easily?
Directly at his level, was the part of the wall that grew thinner, reflected in the small crevice. If he were feeling brave, he could make the leap, elsewise he could make shift one foot onto the thicker part of the wall and use the first limb to make the move over. Back when he was young with Anny, he wouldn't have thought twice, but he was older and heavier now.
Eli tested the branch. It seemed firm.
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He wanted it over with, Eli resolved.
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17th Annual Intellectual Property Law: The Year in Review
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This is the one you can't afford to miss! Our annual flagship program for IP specialists and non-specialists provides keen analyses of the latest developments in patent, trade-mark, and copyright law.
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Infinity & Dreams
Photographs by Karin Hillmer.
Text: Introduction by Andrew Hurley, Essay by Karin Hillmer
in English/Spanish/French/German.
Citations from Jorge Luis Borges short stories accompanying each photograph.
Satus Editions, 2012. 128 pp.
Library of Congress Control Number 2011918580
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Collector's Edition of 100 signed and numbered books. Includes a limited edition 6.5" x 6.5" original print matted to size, signed and numbered by the artist.
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The meaning and experience of time have always been important to Karin Hillmer. Her interest in this subject has led her to the much admired Argentine poet and writer, Jorge Luis Borges, whose enigmatic fictions have been her inspiration. Her hauntingly beautiful photographs explore visually the concepts of time and the infinite moment as they pertain to dreams and different forms of reality.
This monograph Infinity & Dreams exemplifies a masterful compilation of Hillmer's imagination on fire. Anyone who has read and enjoyed Jorge Luis Borges' works will become absorbed in her multi-faceted, artistic collection as her extraordinary talent takes flight.
Andrew Hurley, who translated Borges' fictions for Penguin Books, wrote the exemplary introduction to Infinity & Dreams. He describes Hillmer's images as: "charming, unsettling, provocative, endlessly revisitable and quite beautiful".
Karin Hillmer was born and raised in Germany. She completed her European studies, and continued her education in New York with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art History from the State University of New York (ESC/SUNY Purchase) and an M.B.A. from Pace University. Early in her life, she experimented with collage, which later extended to her photographic process. Her natural curiosity and perpetual experimentation led her to the technique of fragmented images. Her photographs reflect new realities shaped by a lifelong interest in philosophy, history, art, invention, music and science. She is a painter, a photographer and, above all a storyteller. Hillmer's work has been internationally exhibited in museums and galleries, and is among numerous collections throughout the world.
Andrew Hurley received his Ph.D. from Rice University in the theory of the novel. He also specialized in nineteenth- and twentieth-century literature and the modernist period in England, Europe, and the United States. He came to the University of Puerto Rico in 1973 to teach, but in 1980, a chance invitation by the University's English Department sent him in a new direction when distinguished poet/translator and New Yorker magazine essayist Alastair Reid introduced Hurley to translation. He never looked back. Hurley's first translations included several essays for Borges, A Reader, and in 1998, he translated Borges' Collected Fictions for Penguin Books. He has published over thirty book-length translations in many fields, and numerous short stories, essays, and poems.
The distinguished Argentine writer, essayist, poet and translator, Jorge Luis Borges, was born in Buenos Aires in 1899. During his lifetime, Borges became renowned as a creative artist whose works affected modern literature far beyond the borders of his native land. His most famous books were gathered and published in one single volume Collected Fictions, which ranks today among the world's one-hundred most read books. Commencing with themes of local interest, Borges turned quickly to matters of universal culture, utilizing paradox, ambiguity, and skepticism to illustrate his lines of thought. Through his progressive blindness, the author's imagination played an increasingly crucial role and led him to create innovative literary symbols which he merged with themes such as dreams, labyrinths, libraries, mirrors, animals, fictional characters and religion. In 1955 Borges was named the Director of the National Library in Buenos Aires. Borges lived in Argentina and Switzerland and during the 1960s he lectured widely in the United States, most notably at the University of Texas at Austin and at Harvard. In 1961 he received the Prix International, which he shared with Samuel Beckett, the first of many prizes and honors bestowed on. Eventually he returned to Geneva shortly before his death in 1986.


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Edrena King Jail Booking
Gainesville, Florida (The Weekly Vice) - Edrena King, a 39-year-old Gainesville woman, was jailed Friday after she allegedly attacked her daughter and then bit her breast until it bled.
According to police, King was engaged in an argument with her 17-year-old daughter, when King took things to a whole new level.
Authorities say the 220 pound King pounced on her daughter, struck the teen with her fists and scratched her face so deeply that she began bleeding.
King then reportedly bit her daughter's breast so hard that she began to bleed from the wound on her chest.
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It's not widely known that the Australian film director Baz Luhrmann, of Strictly Ballroom and Romeo + Juliet fame, is also a talented singer/songwriter. His 1999 single "Everybody's Free (To Wear Sunscreen)" was a UK number one and offered snippets of advice: you should dance, travel, floss, stretch and – with the wisest counsel found in the title itself – wear sunscreen.
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Phenacetin CAS 62-44-2 as local anesthetic used topically in opthalmology
Phenacetin English Synonyms:
1-ACETYL-P-PHENETIDIN;4-ACETOPHENETIDIDE;4-acetophenetidine;4'-ETHOXYACETANILIDE;4-ETHOXYACETANILIDE;ACETOPHENETIDIN;ACETOPHENETIDINE;ACET-P-PHENETIDINECAS NO.: 62-44-2
Assay: 98%
Molecular Formula: C10H13NO2
Molecular Weight: 179.22
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Usage :Analgesic, antipyretic. Component of APC tablets, analgesic mixture also containing aspirin and caffeine.
Phenacetin (or acetophenetidin) is a pain-relieving and fever-reducingdrug, which was widely used between its introduction in 1887.
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Thanks everyone at GUADEC for the sweet thoughts. Miss you all. Hope I'll see you next year
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hit by a car
I was hit by a car on my cycle to work on Tuesday morning. Broke my collarbone, requiring surgery to repair. I'm okay. Have a couple of weeks off work. Full write up on my other blog (warning: contains details maybe not for the squeamish).
importing from hg to git
Had to import a repository from Mercurial to Git today.
I used fast-export:
git clone git://repo.or.cz/fast-export.git
Because the author fields were an utter mess, I needed to create an authors map. This is not well documented but it's of the form email address to author <email>. For example:
firstname.lastname@example.com=Bob McBadgers <firstname.lastname@example.com> email@example.com=Bob McBadgers <firstname.lastname@example.com> badgerbob@MyMachine=Bob McBadgers <firstname.lastname@example.com>
You then create a new git repo, e.g.
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end of holidays, now for something new
Just got back from a pretty amazing two week holiday visiting my best friend Steph in Beijing (read about it here).
Tomorrow I start my new job as a Senior IT Officer at the Bureau of Meteorology. I will be working on a foreign aid project to produce climate forecasting software for pacific nations. This should be exciting work with lots of Linux and open source.
I'm a little bit nervous, I haven't worked in an office for almost four years. Spent some time this weekend shopping for new work clothes and appropriate shoes. Apparently civil servants don't wear jeans and kicks to work.
the end of something
This is my last day at Collabora.
It's more than a little sad. I've been at Collabora now since the start of 2009. I've watched the company grow from something small into something impressive. Collabora is the company for open source consultancy. I've been to some great events and met some great people. Some of whom are now good friends. I am going to miss visiting Cambridge.
Leaving was a personal decision. I am a social person, and working from home for so many years has left me craving an office environment again. It's weird to leave somewhere when you work from home. There's no cake, you don't pack up your desk.
I want to thank Collabora for all the conferences it has let me attend, and all the open source work it has let me do just because it was cool.
There is a next. First I am taking two weeks holiday in Beijing, where I will be visiting my bestie and helping her celebrate her birthday. After that I will be starting work on a foreign aid project with the Australian federal government.
I am planning on staying involved with GNOME, although I'm not sure in what capacity. Unfortunately I won't make it to GUADEC this year. I'm doing so much other flying in July and August that the idea of a 30h flight to Spain makes me feel a little ill. I will be at Pycon AU and almost definitely at linux.conf.au, hopefully at GUADEC next year (I know, I said that last year).
I leave you with this photo of Kings College, taken out of the window of the old Collabora offices:
why we need anti-harassment policies
Yesterday Michael Meeks expressed his distaste at GUADEC's Attendee's policy.
I have personally advocated for conferences to adopt anti-harassment guidelines. I am also an advisor to The Ada Initiative, which is involved with this work.
Michael writes:
Fair enough getting aggressive against stalking, groping and such horrors; but encouraging censorship of "offensive" verbal comments related to sexual orientation, religion etc. looks like a persecutors charter in the making. What is offensive ? and to whom ? the fear being that -very- quickly such good aspirations slide from "applied common sense" into a militant denial of a basic right to reasonably critique others' world-views. Put another way I'm really happy for people to tell me how wrong-headed I am on any number of engaging topics, and to discuss them in an animated and friendly fashion. I loathe a framework that will discourage people from coming and saying: "your Christian faith seems incomprehensibly stupid to me" (for example), or "the crazy English always fall down the stairs", or whatever.
Here is the relevant section of the attendee's policy:
Harassment includes offensive verbal comments related to gender, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, religion, sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, unauthorized or inappropriate photography or recording, sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome sexual attention.
Firstly, if you can't understand the point of an anti-harassment policy, or you think what's written is obvious, then the policy probably isn't there to protect you. Typically, when you are a member of the dominant demographic group in a space, you do not need to be protected in this way. On the other hand, I've heard women be told you don't belong here, that they're unfuckable or a dyke. I've been followed, I've had my picture taken repeatedly without my consent, one time including a sleazy remark. My friends have been stalked, photographed discreetly, inappropriately touched and sexually assaulted.
More often than not the attempted defence against this sort of behaviour is I didn't know. Experience shows that some people do need acceptable and unacceptable behavior spelled out precisely.
Offence is in the ear of the listener (who is not always the recipient of the comment). It's also important to distinguish the ability to critique from being offensive. Dialogue is negotiated. You can willingly consent to discuss your religion, but you don't have to accept being verbally abused because of it. The list here indicates the common problem areas across the broad technical community (GUADEC/Desktop Summit is better than most, but not immune). Most of these are also present in various jurisdictions' anti-discrimination law.
The goal of these policies is to make sure that everyone at the event has a good time. That no one feels like less of a person or has their day ruined because someone else was nasty to them because they're Muslim, gay, African, obese, partially-deaf or so forth. That no one should ever feel unsafe. The goal is not to stifle discussion or censor fun (if you think hurting people is fun, consider therapy). There are many ways of being funny without putting your audience down.
People should feel comfortable and safe in our community. An anti-harassment policy is a statement that our community makes an effort to be inclusive, friendly and safe for everyone.
For more information, see Conference anti-harassment policy resources on the Geek Feminism wiki.
role models are important
Tammy Butow is putting together a montage of Australian women in tech for the Go Girls event, because role models are important.
If you're an Australian tech lady, submit your picture (remember to make it landscape, which I forgot the first time).
Here's my self portrait (hooray for camera remotes):
experimenting with github
Apparently I've had a github account for ages, and never used it. Recently I've been using github a for some work I've been doing with Intel at Collabora.
Anyway, I thought it might be neat to move some of my random personal projects and misc that were stored on git.collabora.co.uk to github.
lilypond scales generator
I picked up my saxophone for the first time in a while last night and went along to a big band rehearsal. Very quickly discovered that I've forgotten most of my scales and that I need to do some practice.
Realised I didn't feel like writing eight scales out in nine keys, and there had to be a better way, so I played around for a bit with lilypond and then hacked together a bit of Python to help generate my scales.
Anyway, I thought this was pretty neat, and possibly useful to others, so I've shoved it on github.
wireless issues with rtl8192ce and Thinkpad X220
I rebooted the other day, which got me a new kernel (3.2.91), and now it seems my wireless (rtl8192ce) has become really flaky and unstable. At first I thought it was the router playing up, but everything else in the house works fine (everything else in the house is made by Apple it seems).
Typically it fails to associate until you reboot the router (which is why I thought it might be the router) or occasionally the laptop. When it is connected performance is occasionally crappy. I'm totally out of my depth debugging this. I poked around a bit but found nothing meaningful.
Help appreciated!
- I think I was running 3.2.1 before, which got uninstalled. Fedora helpfully left 3.2.6 and 3.2.7, neither of which I think I ever booted into. [↩]