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|12 Sep 2014
CPU Temperature rises to 90C at idle from boot (1st,3rd...)
i did not want to put this problem with my other topic as I believe it to be a separate issue.
Intel 4670K haswell CPU
Gigabyte Z87X-OC Motherboard.
After every cold boot, e.g. first boot of the day, i watch the 4 core temperatures of my CPU rise under idle from 32C or under to past 60 or 70C in 15 minutes. I've witnessed it get to 96C on all cores (100C TJ Max).
Here is the strange thing. After an immediate reboot which lasts about 15 to 30 seconds, I open CPu Temp, or RealTemp or HWMonitor and they are back down to under 30C and do not rise out of the ordinary.
Then a further reboot will cause the temp rise issue again (1st, 3rd, 5th....).
I do not feel any hint of warm air from exhaust when they are at 90c plus.
How confident can I be that this is not a genuine heat issue, thermal compound issue with the heatsink or fan issue, given that temperatures return to sub 30C from 96C in under 30 seconds?
It has to be a bios, or temp sensor issue right?
I'm quite concerned about this. There is something unsettling about seeing cpu temp readings hit 96C
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|12 Sep 2014
Windows 7 Home Premium SP1, 64-bit
At a minimum, I'd see if the issue persists if you use several different temperature monitoring tools.
I use HWInfo64; there are others.
To confirm: this happens ONLY on a cold boot from the off position and occurs EVERY cold boot? Never happens on ANY ordinary warm reboot (simple restart when already running)?
Do your fans ramp up in speed as they might if the temperature rise was actually occurring?
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|12 Sep 2014
Windows 7 ultimate 64-bit
Also; one other thing you might want to do is to open up your computer case; and give it a good dusting off. But only do this with the computer OFF!; as doing it with it on could cause problems. Also; does your bios have a fan speed control(s)? If it does i would go into the bios and see what speeds they are set at.
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|12 Sep 2014
This has persisted for several months now. I have used all the know monitor tools both as 64 bit and 32 bit versions. All indicate the same readings as each other.
This always occurs on first boot and not the 2nd reboot. but it also occurs on the third reboot which is strange.
It always follows this behavior.
The fan settings in my bios are a bit primitive but i'm sure on the setting where it ramps them up depending on temp, it never actually did. I've been looking to get a manual fan controller when this issue has been sorted out.
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|12 Sep 2014
My motherboard is know for its crappy fan controls in bios. It has Full speed (runs at max), normal, silent and manual. Its set to normal which would ramp the temps but it never does.
Is it not almost impossible for core temps to drop from 90C plus to around 30c so quickly? Dust doesnt seem too bad as I did this about a month ago. went through with an air canister while it was off and open.
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|12 Sep 2014
Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1, Windows 8.1 Pro x64, Windows 10 Pro x64
If you boot into the BIOS, what do the temps show there?
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|12 Sep 2014
I just read your other memory related question and disagree that they are not related.
IME which goes back to the late 1990's, memory/driver/ IRQ erros are indicating you have motherboard problems, possibly imminent failure. Do you have intermiitent sound weirdness occasionally? I don't recall but seem to think that you did not indicate as to whether or not this box is overclocked. I would recommend a system restart and reset the BIOS back to stock. Giga-byte has decent documentation on this specific action. Even if you haven't OC'd, reset the BIOS back to stock. I would presume too that the PSU is new or as new as the rest?
BTW if possible check your RAM in a different Known Good box as the results you get from this machine could be unreliable.
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|13 Sep 2014
Thanks for the replies.
Just to clarify some things.
I ran MemTest86 and it did not detect any errors under 4 passes of all test procedures.
The CPU temp in the MemTest software indicated 99C/100C all through the test. No heat from exhaust fan and my pc does not seem to be fried in any way.
Still have to the odd pattern of behaviour with reboots causing the temp rise issue at idle. I watched this just get to a reading of just under 80C on all four cores, restarted pc and into bios (30 seconds or so from restart) and the CPU temp reading is 37C (it nearly always is this in the BIOS). There is no breakdown of the individual core temps in bios.
Again, these can not be genuine temperatures can they as my system would have been melted and ruined if the cpu had run at 100C for 20 hours during mentest?
Not had any sound related issues
This is an overclock capable motherboard with an overclock profile configured by a reputable retailer, with warranty on the oc, however I have always been using the stock profile as I have not started gaming on it yet and do not need to use the OC right now.
PSU should be fine, not new but it's a corsair modular PSU that is still under warranty and should be more than suitable for the spec I'm running.
I think I may have to get in touch with the retailer as it is covered by support warranty. I wanted to see if I could first rule things out, or try and solve it without hassle or lots of time spent testing.
I had wondered whether this is a bios bug that could be remedied with an update (there is one but i'll void my warranty)
This is a pain...
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|13 Sep 2014
Sorry for the late reply, (a thing called 'Real Life' just happened to me).
I am wondering if there might be an issue with 'dirty' power, as in a circuit that has many devices on it that would cause a power drain. This could be part of the cause of the BSODs. This could be fixed up with an UPS with a power regulator built in, (many have this built in nowadays).
I remember from back in WinXP days that the file 'lsass.exe' would use 100% of the CPU from time to time and that this was a sign of profile corruption. I haven't seen this behaviour since switching to W7, but you might consider checking with Task Manager and see which process is using so much CPU.
As to the BIOS update, this could be one of the things included in the mysterious 'microcode update'. Crappy way to write a log.
A further thought on the PSU would be to suggest a PSU tester be applied to it. I have one that I run regularly on my own and any other boxes that come to me. It has proven to be worthy of its cost.
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|12 Nov 2014
Windows 8.1 x64
Same Issue
Just had to register just to inform that I have the EXACT same issue, though I'm using a gigabyte x99-ud3 motherboard with the latest i7 CPU.
I solved the issue by disabling the internal motherboard LED (what they call the Audio LED). Not sure if you have that on your board as well?
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Here's what I (Brian Howard) hate about Scheme (without mentioning the word p*r*nth*s*s):

Lisp's S-expressions were originally intended as the internal representation of programs, which would be written in the more human-friendly M-expression syntax. Through historical accident, the M-expression design was never finished and people learned to make do with S-expressions.

An S-expression is essentially what is known as Abstract Syntax (see Wikipedia:Abstract_syntax). This is fine for compiler internals, and for abstracting away from the gory details of a particular language, but I don't believe it is appropriate for beginning students. There is no point in learning an abstraction before one has seen at least two concrete instances of the abstraction.

car and cdr. I know the origin of the terms, and understand that cons-cells are used for more than just lists, but why aren't they called something clear like first and rest? Of course, many reasonable people do exactly that by defining these as synonyms (see, for example, How to Design Programs), but I find it telling that the official definition of Scheme sticks to the traditional names, as if to emphasize that "you need to learn LISP/Scheme-speak to join this club". It reminds me of some of the more extreme elements of the APL/J community; for example, look at the front page of the J Primer: someone thought it would be clever to use the following as the menu bar on the document that helps beginners learn the system!

>> << Ndx Usr Pri Phr Dic Rel Voc !: wd Help Primer

It makes sense once you know what you're doing, but it's just going to turn away anyone who isn't willing to puzzle it out.

One advantage of using car and cdr that I have heard is that it makes it convenient to name combinations of them; for example, caddr is the car of the cdr of the cdr of its argument (which extracts the third element of a list, if the argument was a list with at least three elements). My response is that this is only an advantage if you don't have structured data types with named selectors, so that you're constantly having to extract elements of lists by position. Furthermore, if you are hard-coding position-sensitive information such as "third element of a list" into your code, you have a very fragile design; the c(a|d)*r abbreviations don't help at all if you want to access the nth element of a list.

Another claimed advantage of Scheme is its wonderful macro system. I agree that it is the model of design for such a thing, but it's an awfully big hammer for the nail of creating an embedded DSL. Haskell's lazy evaluation, and Scala's call-by-name parameters, give a more elegant approach without the ugly machinery; see this post for further discussion, as well as some other points on which Haskell compares favorably with LISPs.

On the topic of excluding non-geeks (eventually--this one's a bit long): I liked LISP when I was a teenager, and well into grad school. I first learned about it in Gödel, Escher, Bach, which I devoured when I was 15 (I once read an interview with Hofstadter where he said he wrote it for 15-year-olds who were interested in the things he had been interested in at 15, and I was so proud...). I taught myself the language from the two books I could find on LISP at the Cleveland Public Library: The LISP 1.5 Programmers Manual and Anatomy of LISP. I wrote a LISP interpreter in LOGO on my Commodore 64. I went off to an engineering school and studied computer science; my senior honors thesis was on two-level grammar representations of music -- I implemented it in LISP. I went to grad school in CS at Stanford, used LISP in some classes, and met John McCarthy and a bunch of other LISPers. Then I started to learn more about programming language design, and how it needs to be a trade-off between safety and flexibility, and I moved in the direction of providing more safety; my Ph.D. thesis was on type systems for functional languages. Now I'm teaching CS at a liberal-arts college, and I look back on my days as a geek and realize that very few students are going to follow that sort of path. I think there are valuable ideas in functional languages that I can use in my teaching, but I realize that I have to guard against turning off many of the students who can most benefit from being exposed to those ideas. They aren't the geeks who are going to put in the effort to teach themselves an arcane language because it looks "neat"; instead, they're the students who will be spreading knowledge of computer science outside of the core circle of researchers. If one of the ideas that they spread is that "functional languages are only for geeks", then we're never going to succeed in bringing higher-level languages and programming techniques into the mainstream.

Here are some quotes from a paper about DrScheme that demonstrate that the Scheme community itself is aware of many of these shortcomings:

"Simple notational mistakes produced inexplicable results or incomprehensible error messages because the syntax of standard Scheme is extremely liberal."

"The Lisp-style output syntax obscured the pedagogically important connection between program execution and algebraic expression evaluation."

"The hidden imperative nature of Scheme's read-eval-print loop introduced subtle bugs that easily frustrate students."

"Contrary to oft-stated claims, learning Scheme syntax poses problems for beginning students who are used to conventional algebraic notation."

More rants coming, mostly about types... (but until that happens, read this excellent defense of static typing).

 -- Brian Howard - 21 Apr 2003; last updated 21 Dec 2009
Brian Howardhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2588055141744103841.post-76759233056728897772009-12-02T10:58:00.000-08:002009-12-02T11:41:52.500-08:00It's a Small World, Part 3This story isn't as extensive as the others, and it has taken a while to pull it together, in part because I have a poor memory and I had been conflating two different people (when they were the same person, it was a better story; unfortunately, I can't let a good story stand in the way of the facts...). Now I have it sorted out, however, and I'll tell the part that involves Jon Riecke.

You can look him up on the web; he's been at Aleri in NYC for nine years, and the previous nine years he was at Bell Labs. Before that, he spent a year as a postdoc at UPenn, after getting his Ph.D. from MIT in 1991. He's basically my age, although in "advising genealogy" terms he's my uncle: his advisor at MIT was Albert Meyer, who was also my advisor (John Mitchell)'s advisor.

Since this occurs in the world of computer science, I should invoke the whole graph-theoretical "six degrees of separation" business; however, since our end of CS isn't very big, I won't detail all of the connections between Jon and me, in terms of chains of co-authors, joint attendance at conferences, etc. There's a fairly tight network there, but that's not surprising.

I got to talking to Jon at a conference, because of these mutual connections, and was interested to find out that I had essentially taken his place at UPenn -- I had been a postdoc there the year after he was there, occupying the same office (and probably the same desk). We started exploring our backgrounds, and he was interested to hear that I had attended Northwestern as an undergrad. He said that he had a good friend who had gone there, whom he met while camping at the Philmont Scout Ranch in New Mexico. I had also been a Boy Scout, though I had never made it to Philmont, but I asked what his friend's name was. It turned out to be Steve (I'll omit his last name, because it doesn't really matter for the story), a guy that I knew from the Film Board. My wife was there, and she pointed out that Steve had for a time been dating a good friend of hers!

So, those are my small world stories. There are others: encounters with people who played my old position in various handbell choirs, intricate webs of connections among people in small towns, etc., but none of them are as extensive or startling as these. In fact, that's one of the things I like about living in a small town now, that you can keep bumping into the same people in lots of different ways. Now we'll see if putting these up on the web (admittedly with no promotion whatsoever) might lend some of that small town feel to the Internet -- who knows, maybe someone will stumble across this and say, "hey, I know you from ..."Brian Howardhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2588055141744103841.post-39292862816331633832009-10-01T19:11:00.000-07:002009-10-01T20:28:28.440-07:00It's a Small Handbell WorldOK, this one isn't that surprising -- the handbell world really is small, and you keep bumping into the same people no matter what you do. However, this series of coincidences is notable for the sheer number and variety of them; an independent observer would probably conclude that one of the people involved has been stalking the other (but as far as I know, neither of us has been orchestrating this).

In the mid-90's, we lived in Kansas. I was teaching at K-State, and ringing bells at First UMC in Manhattan. We went to an AGEHR Area VIII festival in Omaha in 1996; the next year, although we had moved to Virginia by then, we returned to attend the national festival in Kansas City. Both times, a teenager named Kendra Flory performed in one of the (non-massed) concerts; I believe she did a duet with her sister once, and a solo the other time. She was very good, and her name stuck in my memory because Daniel Flory was the founder of Bridgewater College in Virginia, where I started teaching in the fall of 1996.

A few years later, I was attending a start-of-the-year reception at the college president's house, and he greeted me by saying, "We've got a new student who is a bell ringer." Well, it turned out that Kendra was indeed related to the Bridgewater Florys, and was transferring from McPherson College to Bridgewater for her junior and senior years. Her father was involved in the leadership of the Church of the Brethren, with which McPherson and Bridgewater are affiliated (and which I had never heard of until I took the job at BC...), and he had arranged for her to do some solo ringing at the annual conference, where she was introduced to the president of her new college.

During her time at Bridgewater, Kendra and I became friends, and we worked on some duet and small ensemble music together. She also gave a solo concert at the Methodist church up in Harrisonburg where Eleanor and I were attending (I wasn't involved in setting this up, so it might count as another mini-coincidence that she showed up there), and joined our bell choir on occasion as a sub. After she graduated, she moved to somewhere in Pennsylvania, and we lost touch for a bit.

Now we get to a brief non-handbell tangent, where it starts to get a bit spookier. While in Kansas, I attended a couple of the Great Plains Programming Language Workshops, and I met a number of PL people from Kansas and the surrounding states. In 2001, somewhat out of the blue, I received an invitation from one of these people to give a pair of lectures at his school: McPherson College. I traveled there in October, gave the lectures (one about design patterns, and the other about automata), and spent the day visiting in classes there and talking to the faculty. In conversation with one of them, Kendra's name came up -- not only had she attended the school for a while, she had grown up just a few blocks away (I think her father had been on the faculty), and had been friends with my CS colleague's kids!

Giving those lectures at McPherson helped me decide to leave Bridgewater; in fact, I used the automaton talk when I went on job interviews. In the fall of 2002, we moved to Indiana and I started teaching at DePauw. We joined the Methodist church on campus, and started ringing with the bell choir. In 2003, and then again in 2005, the Area V festival was held at DePauw (it is apparently a popular site for the festival -- the first time I ever visited DePauw was for the 1983 festival, with my church's high school choir). Some of our choir rang in the 2003 festival, but by 2005 our director had moved away, our AGEHR membership had lapsed, and we didn't even hear that the festival was coming back to DePauw until it was too late to sign up. I did manage to get tickets to the concert by the featured choir, the Raleigh Ringers (they're very good). After the concert, someone familiar came up to say hi -- it was Kendra, who, unknown to me, was attending a Brethren seminary on the other side of Indiana!

I had in fact seen her once between her graduation from BC and 2005: one year (I forget which), I was asked to join my mother's bell choir back in Cleveland (the Presbyterian church whose high school choir went to DePauw in 1983 -- see, I haven't always been a Methodist...) for the Christmas Eve service. I went to the rehearsal, and found that they had another sub -- it was Kendra. I forget why she was in NE Ohio that year (this is about the point where you could really make a case for her stalking me...), but somehow she had made contact with my mother's bell director and gotten herself invited to ring there.

OK, that's almost the end of the story, except that while writing this I decided to Google Kendra and see if I could find out what she's doing now (since I assume she's graduated from the seminary). She turned up as a member of the Circle City Ringers, the community group over in Indianapolis where I subbed a few years ago. Now I'm planning to attend one of their concerts this fall (but I suppose that wouldn't count as a coincidence then). Who knows, maybe we can keep this up for years to come?Brian Howardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2588055141744103841.post-46774975629893691262009-10-01T13:27:00.000-07:002009-10-01T13:54:19.619-07:00It's a Small World, Kindergarten DivisionContinuing the theme of stories of odd coincidences from my life, here's a short one in which I played an important, though passive, role.

My Kindergarten teacher in Cleveland Heights was Mrs. Sugimoto. I suppose she had a first name, but it didn't really occur to me as a five-year-old to ask such a thing, certainly not of Mrs. Sugimoto. She was Japanese, and during the summer a year or two after I was in her class she traveled back to Japan for a visit. On the way, she spent a few days in Honolulu.

My aunt and her family were living in Hawaii at that time, and it happened that her mother, my grandmother, was out there for a visit (although her home was in Cleveland). One day she went to a restaurant at one of the hotels on Waikiki Beach (we could pretend that it was the Royal Hawaiian, but it doesn't really matter). It was busy, so she agreed to share a table with another single woman. They got to chatting, and were surprised to find out that they were both from Cleveland. Furthermore, they were both teachers. When my grandmother heard that the other woman (who was, of course, Mrs. Sugimoto) taught Kindergarten in Cleveland Heights, she asked whether she knew me, and was astounded to learn that she had just sat down with her grandson's teacher, 4500 miles from home!Brian Howardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2588055141744103841.post-14090023287717997872009-09-21T18:29:00.001-07:002009-09-21T18:46:06.973-07:00Brush with Greatness, Kindergarten DivisionSo I open up the article about the P vs NP problem in the August 2009 Communications of the ACM and see the phrase, "since Steve Cook presented his seminal NP-completeness paper 'The Complexity of Theorem-Proving Procedures' in Shaker Heights, OH in early May, 1971." I knew about the paper, of course, and I might even have been able to tell you that it was published in 1971, but this is the first time I ever noticed the location of the conference. Why does that matter? Because I was about three miles away at the time (possibly closer, depending on exactly when during the conference Cook gave his talk). According to this post from a few years ago, the 1971 Symposium on Theory of Computation was held at the Stouffer's hotel at the intersection of Warrensville and Van Aken (Northfield and Chagrin come in there too -- it's a huge, nasty intersection...). I remember being driven by that hotel quite often as a child. Of course, I didn't manage to attend STOC itself; at the time, as a Kindergartner, I think it might have been over my head. As I recall, I was still spending a certain amount of time hiding in the closet of my classroom. One month later, my world was shaken by an event of much greater significance than the introduction of the concept of NP-completeness: I got chicken pox and missed the last week of school, including the celebration for all of the over-the-summer birthdays (including mine).Brian Howardhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2588055141744103841.post-88863703529726230872009-06-19T17:32:00.000-07:002009-06-19T17:33:00.849-07:00Number TwoI understand that many people never make it to their second post. Well, second!Brian Howardhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2588055141744103841.post-14967209937749839262009-06-19T17:30:00.000-07:002009-06-19T17:31:31.879-07:00IntroductionHere's the surprising thing -- I didn't intend to create a blog today (or, really, ever). Surprise!Brian Howardhttp://email@example.com


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Home AgainMar. 28th, 2007 09:57 am
I got home last night at around 2am. Not being very tired, I unpacked and reviewed the changes to the house. It looks very nice. Everything is in a different place, but that's because they cleaned all the shelves in the kitchen and basically everything else. It's amazingly clean... and being that it's different, it's good. Coming home to how we left it would have actually been harder... Seeing everything... the way we left it... would have made it hard to handle.
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Hi, as the title says, i want to buy a car and these 3 cars fall in my budget,
> Civic-05 (VTi oriel / VTi oriel prosmatic)> City-08 (iDsi / vario)> Swift-12 (1.3DLX)
please help me, I really want to buy civic but I'm confused bcz it'll be a 9 year old car, more than 100k driven and i don't want to visit my mechanic daily.
Please keep in mind these points while suggesting:1) Comfort2) Easy maintenance 3) Only Petrol4) Fuel consumption 11-12 km/l is okay for me5) Resale and Trunk space is not an issue for me
Waiting for your replies, those who own any one of them please share your experiences too. and yes one more thing please quote the price range of your suggested car. Thanks in advance.
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Keeping in view your requirements, i would go for a swift 12 model eyes closed. A 9 years used car is a 9 years used car (speaking from personal experience). No matter how good it looks initially there will always be bits that will need the mechanic's attention, on a weekly basis almost.
Hmm!!Waiting for more suggestions
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swift ko to nikal he docivic is not easy to find in a mint conditioncity all the way
But agr civic achi mil rai ho then civic?
Go for swift. Civic (eagle eye) is known for giving bad mileage on petrol.
Even less than 10km/l ???
Yes my cousin and uncle owns that model and it gives worst mileage on petrol.
oooh!!! then what about swift's consumption?
Not sure about swift's consumption but i have heard it gives around 10-12 km.
if u can find an eagle eye civic in top notch condition..well maintained with complete service history....then absolutely go for it..regarding mileage i have had an opposite experience with my civic exi Manual..it gives around 11 with ac in lahore traffic if u dun drive like a maniac...on a recent trip to isb via gt road i got 16.7kmpl without ac at speeds between 80 to 90 kmph..calculated via refuelling to the brim 4 times..well no body wud believe.
Swift FTW...gives 14kmpl
(y)Hmm bro I drive with a very light foot on acceleration and i'll be very happy if it give me 11km/l with AC in Lahore. May Allah help me in finding a good ride.
If you it for your family than you'll require a large boot space, then its better to buy a sedan but if you have a small family or you just want a car for yourself and which fun to drive than swift is the one
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if u drive with a light foot with ur car properly tuned it will give 11 with ac .I have early 2006 eagle eye 115k kms driven and the only thing that has been changed in the car till date were the Lower Control Arm bushings at 95k kms..dats it!!! n mind u this car is not really pampered..it has to make frequent outstation journeys to cities like sahewal,islamabad,gujranwala and faislabad...the bottom line is this car is durable and last a long ... u should go for it unless unless u find one with complete service history!!
ThankYou Bro I'm selling my cultus these days, as soon as I got money I'll start visiting the sellers, possibly i'll visit u In Sha Allah
any idea what will it cost me? (SWIFT 1.3 DLX 12-13)
Go for swift... you will live in peace
Have got Swift. I'd say keep it out of your list.
And Civic is Civic. It's a proper heavy sedan. And would give you a true driving pleasure.
And remember not every car of model 2005/06 would make you visit mechanics every month. All you need to do is just make necessary replacements with initial costs and youre good to go, be it Civic or City. City is also fun to drive, had it and sold it two years back 07 model.
I personally like Civic eagle eye shaped 2005-2006. But if you go for it, these are mostly abused in karachi, try to go for a prestine conditioned one. Best of luck!
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Thanks alot bro!! Thank God koi dil ko lagny wala comment aya, i just love that model of civic, but bs yei issue k agr le lu to bad me masla na ho thats why yahan experienced bandon se suggestion le ra hu I'm in Lahore bro, yup i'm trying to find a well maintained ride wish me luck


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In the early 70's I had just come from a four-month stint on KQOT, a daytime top-40 radio station in Yakima, my first real job in the field. An alcoholic owner, the duty of feeding the horse out back, and enough RF to force you to do your production after hours (dark) brought me quickly back home to Bainbridge Island.
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This post was originally published on 9 October 2013.
Earlier this month, I got lost again in the vortex that is the Internet, and somehow I discovered that there was no Wikipedia entry for BookLikes! There was nothing!
Until now (20 October 2013), when Themis-Athena and I created the product of our joint venture! Thanks again, T-A for offering to help and making it such a nice project to work on. I really enjoyed it.
On 9 October, I started the BookLikes article, calling upon others to pick up on it, add to it, and/or change my mistakes. However, the article was deleted after an only hour because one user found that BookLikes was not notorious enough (meaning it lacked credible sources): "No explanation of significance (real person/animal/organization/web content/organized event)".
It's pointless to argue with moderators, but we weren't really given a chance to collectively add to the article. (Also, what about those tons of articles that do not even list one source, let alone a handful of credible ones).
So, Themis-Athena offered to work on it together. We decided to try again and show this Deb that BookLikes is a fast growing website. (Alexa's rating has gone up 2,000 points within a week, I had to update it whilst we were working on it.) And newspapers such as the LA Times, the Washington Post, the Huffington Post, and other "notorious" websites have published articles on this wonderful alternative to Goodreads.
Reason enough to have an article, Themis-Athena and I thought. Together we wrote and edited for a few days, and now... it's finished! Go have a look! And let's hope it does not get deleted again... Just in case: here's a screen capture (click on it to see it in full screen).


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Strategy Guide Pt.2 - TrollUsing the first part of the Strategy Guide you've hopefully got 3 Talismans for all of the Warrior quests now.
This time I'll be lifting the lid on the Troll's quests, as we help him avoid the dreaded sunlight and settle down into his new Cave home.
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VIDEO: Wale – "Ambitious Girls"
@Wale promised his Ambitious girls they'd receive this visual today and he's a man of his word. Ambition in stores.
@Wale promised his Ambitious girls they'd receive this visual today and he's a man of his word. Ambition in stores.
Welp, the cats out of the bag. @BusaBusss has found a new home with Birdman and Slim under their Cash Money stable YMCMB. The announcement was vaguely made yesterday and now we have confirmation. Check out the new single featuring Chris Brown and look out for his next album E.L.E. 2.
@Common held court at So-So Def Studios in Atlanta, for an intimate gathering of folks to get an ear dab of his new album, The Dreamer, The Believer which is due out December 20th. Young Jeezy, Joey IE, Keri Hilson, Ne-Yo and more all were in attendance. Pics below.
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YMCMB's resident Gypsy @Shanell_SNL was on V103 in Atlanta with Lil Bankhead and DJ Infamous to premiere her new single So Good feat. Weezy and Drizzy, as well as talks about her upcoming solo album. She describes the sound of the tune, reveals working with Cool N Dre and Polow Da Don.
The Abbot pays homage to the late great Wu Tang brethren ODB/Ason Jones.
A teacher is about to speak. KRS gives a lyrical lesson on the culture on this track which is a single off his 20th album, Just Like That, due out in 2012.
Drizzy responds to Future's gripe about not making a cameo for the Tony Montana visul.
Since hearing Sweet, everyone's been wondering.."What's got into Common"? Well, he sat down with MTV to explain what fire lit up under him. The Dreamer, The Believer coming in December.


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Terra Cotta planter pots 2 extra large, 2 medium + 1 small - $60 (West of Short Pump Mall)
For sale, two extra extra large and heavy, serious heavy duty, terra-cotta pots. As well as two matching medium sized heavy duty terra-cotta pots and one small of same. These were purchased from Green Front Furniture for a pretty penny! Never used and we recently moved and I don't have a good spot for them. Asking only $60 cash firm in person for pick up 7 miles west of the Short Pump Mall. Please
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Terra Cotta Planter - $50
Terra Cotta Planter- Chip on bottom. Approx. 19.5 in. wide x 24 in. high. Asking $50 or best offer. See pics.
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2 cute unusual terra cotta planter pots - $20 (Camarillo)
Rustic and used but cute and unusual garden pots for plantsWater bottle in photo shows relative sizeThe basket-looking pot has a crack on the handle as shownLarge pot $15 measures approx 9" tall and 11" diameter at the widest pointBasket pot $10 measures approx 4" tall and 10" wide. OR take both for $20Available for pickup in Camarillo. BE SURE TO CHECK ALL OF MY OTHER ITEMS!! I have several garde
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Half moon Terra cotta planter - $60 (Sarasota)
Unique half-moon style Terra cotta heavy duty planter in excellent condition. $60.00.
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17" x 20" with 8 plantsceramic planter 17" x 17" is available in another adPickup location - off 360 (Capital of Texas Hwy), see map, ~2 miles from Barton Creek Mall.[ivy, airplane, plants, aloe vera]======================If you are interested in coming and purchasing, in your reply, please:Reply with pick-up date, time.Replies with phone numbers required (to filter spam out), otherwise I might no
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23" x 18" pretty terra cotta look plastic planter in excellent condition.
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New large soho planter. Sells for $2,529.99. Commercial grade. Very nice! Actual pictured item. It can be loaded/unloaded into a truck with 2 people.$1100 cash on pickup in Akron, NY. (Between Buffalo & Rochester)Check out our other listings. eBay user ID: Topvalue*usa.Features: The SOHO Planter is an exclusive with Amedeo. This planter can be found throughout SOHO in Manhattan and is a focal poin
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PEOPLE can enjoy a double bill of films in the great outdoors this weekend in Promenade Park.
The Essex Outdoor Cinema will be returning once again to the park in Maldon on Friday and Saturday this week with a feel-good musical and classic tearjerker.
On Friday, people can enjoy the colour and vibrancy of the hit musical Moulin Rouge.
Released almost 17 years ago and directed by Baz Luhrmann, the film tells the story of a young English poet and writer Christian, played by Ewan McGregor, who falls in love with the star of the concert Moulin Rouge, cabaret actress and courtesan Satine, played by Nicole Kidman.
It uses the musical setting of the Montmartre Quarter of Paris, France.
The film was nominated for eight Oscars that year, and was the first musical film in ten years to be nominated for the coveted Best Picture Oscar.
On Saturday evening, the classic adaptation of romantic novelist Nicholas Sparks' The Notebook will be showing.
The film stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams as a young couple who fall in love in the 1940s, based on Sparks' 1996 best-selling novel.
The characters' story is narrated from the present day by an elderly man, played by James Garner, telling the tale to a fellow nursing home resident, played by Gena Rowlands.
Essex Outdoor Cinema has held numerous previous film screenings in the park over the past year, with showings including Bridget Jones, Star Wars and Top Gun.
Both films are rated 12A, with the event gates opening at 7pm each evening, where there will be live entertainment taking place from 8pm, and the film starting at 9.30pm.
People are advised to get to the park within plenty of time and to bring their own chairs, blankets and waterproofs, as the film will still be shown if raining.
There will be free parking by the Boat Lake. Adult tickets cost £12 and children £6.
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Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum
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|Ahmad bin Said Al Maktouum
|December 22, 1958
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
|Dubai, United Arab Emirates
|Chairman of Emirates Airline and flydubai
Sheikh Ahmed bin Saeed Al Maktoum (Arabic: أحمد بن سعيد آل مكتوم) (born 1958) is the President of the Department of Civil Aviation and Chief Executive and Chairman of The Emirates Group.
He is the son of former Emir (Ruler) of Dubai Sheikh Saeed bin Maktoum Al Maktoum, the brother of former Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum and the uncle of the current Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. He is a graduate of the University of Denver.[citation needed]
He embarked on his journey in the aviation industry in 1985 when he was appointed President of DCA. Emirates the national carrier was launched at the same time and he was appointed Chairman.
Sheikh Ahmed also holds several other portfolios with the Government of Dubai. He is Deputy Chairman of the Dubai Executive Council, which formulates policies and strategies for the Emirate of Dubai.
Sheikh Ahmed is Member of the Board of the Dubai Council for Economic Affairs; Vice-Chairman of the Dubai World Trade Centre; Board Member the Dubai Corporation for Government Investment, Chairman Supreme Committee – Dubai Shopping FestivalCommittee and Dubai Summer Surprises, and Board Member – General Civil Aviation Authority of UAE.He is the Chairman of:
- Dubai National Air Travel Agency (DNATA), which is part of the Emirates Group and the sole ground handling agency at Dubai International Airport
- Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority
- Dubai Aerospace Enterprise
- Dubai Air Wing
- Alliance Insurance Company
- Le Meridien Dubai
- Dubai International Marine Club
- Dubai Golf Club
- The British University in Dubai
- The Dubai Power & Energy Committee
- Victory Team, the most successful offshore powerboat racing team of all and boat builder
- and, the UAE National Olympic Committee
Sheikh Ahmed is Patron to many charitable organizations, including the Rashid Pediatric Therapy Centre, the Rotary Club of Dubai and the Terry Fox Run.
He is also International Life Vice President of Chelsea Football Club (Chelsea F.C.).and loves to eat toffees
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Terrorism Takes Estimated $20 Million Toll on Royal Caribbean's Financials
Richard Fain, Chairman and CEO of Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. today provided his comments and insight on the current situation and how it has impacted the company's operations.
Carnival Cruise Lines To Raise $1.5 Million For American Red Cross Relief Efforts
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Demon visitation
I believe these demonic visitations will get more frequent and intense as we closer to the second coming of Jesus and both our Countries face God's Judgement.
The dream had started that I was living in Cowra (A country Town in Australia) and a social worker was visiting me and she was assessing me and urged me to move back into the big city like Sodom and Gomorrah. I decided to take a bus and travelled to Dubbo (A larger country town and my parents just moved there last week) I arrived my parent's new home and my sister Emily was there and she greeted me and we caught up. Then it was evening and I prepared dinner and my dad's brother (Who treated me very poorly and abused me during my childhood and traumatised me as an adult) and took my dinner away placed a Pokémon themed juice box in its place.
I started to drink the juice box and the straw broke with a split along the length of it and I left it on the counter. Thin I saw my mum and she looked frightened and told me that she saw my Granny (But she passed away 6 years ago) and I went with her down the hall to investigate and led me to her bedroom and instructed me lie on her bed which I did and asked me if I can see her, then I saw my granny but she had a demonic countenance and she laughed mockingly like a witch's cackle and (I can still hear it in my memory) I immediately sat up and said 'I am a child of God the Most High and in the name of Jesus I rebuke you!' at the demon and I then noticed I was sitting up on my bed, fully awake.
Brother Michael AB,
The LORD Bless you with much Love, Power, and Breath, Mind, and Truth through the Holy Spirit in Jesus' Awesome Name, whom every knee must bow in heaven and earth!
Thank you for sharing....
I do agree with you. Have you ever noticed that our Jesus faced increasing more opposition as His ministry developed and increased?
How each believer-child of God must continue to work out our faith- truly exercise living and abiding in the Truth moment by moment one day at a time.
Remember 2 Cor 2:14 Praise be to God, who always in leads us in triumph in Jesus Christ!
One thing we do here is speak Scripture so we can hear, into our lives, over our lives, and even over homes, areas, do you get the idea?
May we saturate our lives with the Word of Truth, yes dear saints!
BTW, demons seek spiritually dry places (Matt. 12:43, Luke 11:24)
Let us fully imbibe and immerse ourselves in the Living Waters flowing from the Throne of Grace, Love, and Truth, yes Lord!
Jesus says the words I speak to you are Spirit and they are Life John 6:63
This is from Psalm 16:5-9
LORD, you alone are my inheritance, my cup of blessing.
You guard all that is mine.
The land you have given me is a pleasant land.
What a wonderful inheritance!
I will bless the LORD who guides me;
even at night my heart instructs me.
I know the LORD is always with me.
I will not be shaken, for he is right beside me.
No wonder my heart is glad, and I rejoice.
My body rests in safety.
Also love Psalm 91, Psalm 34, Psalm 121 wonderful promises of protection and deliverance, yes!
Grace, Peace, Power, Love richly dwell in you MichaelAB and to all the saints today!
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Business in brief
Citizen Staff Reports 01/31/13
The Child & Family Healing Center (CFHC) at United Methodist Family Services (UMFS) will open a new four bed cottage on Feb. 4. The new cottage, named the Generosity Cottage, will be used by children currently in the CFHC program who are one to three months away from successfully completing the program and are beginning to prepare to return to their communities. The cottage will be gender-specific and the space used flexibly dependent on the needs of the program. The CFHC is an intensive residential treatment program for girls ages 11 to 18 with emotional and behavioral problems and for boys ages 11 to 18 who have engaged in sexually harmful behaviors.
The board of directors for Central Virginia's Better Business Bureau (BBB) has elected the following officers to serve in 2013: chair - Roderick W. Simmons, Hirschler Fleischer; vice chair - Matthew Neels, Capital One Financial Corp; secretary - Isabelle Hilliard, Old Dominion Home Health Services; treasurer - Harry Garmon, The Bookkeeping Department; general counsel - John Adams, McGuire Woods LLP; president & CEO: Thomas J. Gallagher; and senior vice president - Barbara Homiller. The following individuals were elected to three-year terms on the BBB's board of directors: Deborah Kurdts-Peery, Primrose School of Midlothian Village; Barry Moore, Haley Buick GMC; Daniel Moskowitz, SunTrust Bank; J. Quintin Mullins, Mullins Investment Services; and Thomas Winfree, Village Bank.
Several professionals affiliated with Capitol Financial Solutions recently were recognized as top performers by qualifying for membership into the Million Dollar Roundtable. They are Matthew D. Brotherton, Catherine L. Danford, Kappy Gross, J. Cory Hoffer, Kenny Kapinskis, Kristopher T. Olexy and Robert E. Snidow, of Richmond.
Agents with Cushman & Wakefield | Thalhimer recently handled the following lease negotiations: Hedrick Insurance and Financial – leased 3,000 square feet at 2724 W. Broad St.; and CLS Casualwear – leased 2,019 square feet in Laburnum Square Shopping Center at 4816 S. Laburnum Ave.
State trooper shot in Henrico cul-de-sac
Citizen Staff Reports 09/20/2017 General NewsPublic SafetyCrime Report
SEPT. 20, 11:30 A.M. – A North Carolina woman who Virginia State Police say shot a state trooper in Henrico last night has been charged with attempted capital murder of a police officer and the use of a firearm in the commission of a felony.
The woman, Karisa Shyanne Daniels, 23, of Durham, N.C., allegedly fired at Senior Trooper C. A. Putnam on Lakeway Court, a Henrico cul-de-sac near September Drive shortly before midnight, following a chase. > Read more.
C-SPAN bus to visit UR Sept. 27
Citizen Staff Reports 09/20/2017 EducationGeneral News
The University of Richmond will host a multi-media C-SPAN bus Sept. 27 from 1 to 3 p.m. The "50 Capitals Tour" – open to the public on – is designed to engage students and community members through interactive demonstrations of C-SPAN's multi-platform public service resources.
The 45-foot customized motor coach will be placed on the University Forum. > Read more.
Free flu shots available at MedExpress, opening Sept. 20
Citizen Staff Reports 09/18/2017 BusinessGeneral NewsHealth
MedExpress Urgent Care will open a new neighborhood medical center in Henrico Sept. 20 at 8040 W. Broad St. To help Richmond-area residents prepare for the upcoming flu season, the new center will offer free flu shots to patients ages four and up starting the day the center opens and while supplies last.
An open house celebration and ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held prior to opening day, Sept. 19 from noon to 2 p.m. > Read more.
Crime Stoppers' Crime of the Week: Sept. 18, 2017
Citizen Staff Reports 09/18/2017 General NewsPublic SafetyCrime of the Week
Crime Stoppers is seeking information about a shooting in Richmond that resulted in an injured child and the murder of an adult.
At approximately 10:21 p.m., Sept. 9, Richmond Police were called to the 3200 block of 5th Avenue for a report of a person shot. They quickly located two victims suffering from gunshot wounds, a 57-year-old male and a 9-year-old female. > Read more.
Business in brief
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Commonwealth Senior Living at the West End, located at 2400 Gaskins Rd., will hold their grand opening on Oct. 3 from 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. The community recently underwent a multi-million-dollar renovation which included the addition of a new memory care neighborhood, new resident suites, an expanded dining room, and brand-new courtyards and additional outdoor spaces. Commonwealth Senior Living associates will be on site to provide tours of the newly renovated community. > Read more.
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Wegmans to sponsor Turkey Trot 10K
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Statewide tax amnesty period underway
Henrico Master Gardener training program accepting applications through Oct. 27
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star Kobe hotel in Kobe City Centre with free breakfast
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Special Offer: Book by 2 August 2017 and collect double Nectar points!
Simply enter your Nectar card number when you check out. Your points will be credited 35 days after you return from your trip.
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Located in Kobe City Centre, this hotel is within a 15-minute walk of Ikuta Shrine, Onohachiman Shrine, and Space 11 Darvish Museum. Kobe City Hall and Shin-Kobe Ropeway are also within 15 minutes.
Hotel Features
This smoke-free hotel features a microwave in a common area, dry cleaning, and laundry facilities. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, a 24-hour front desk, a computer station, and free newspapers are onsite.
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All 185 rooms offer free WiFi and free wired Internet, plus refrigerators and digital TV. Free newspapers, in-room massages, and hair dryers are among the other amenities that guests will find.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!Opens in a new window
Villa Fontaine Kobe-Sannomiya
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Hotel Amenities
A complimentary breakfast is offered each morning. A computer station is located on site and wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Kobe hotel also offers tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
Villa Fontaine Kobe-Sannomiya is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 185
- Number of floors - 6
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Computer station
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
- Shared microwave
- Laundry facilities
- Multilingual staff
- Luggage storage
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Year Built 2013
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired Internet
Room Amenities
- Pay movies
- Free newspaper
- Phone
- Refrigerator
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Bidet
- In-room massage available
- Shower/tub combination
- Desk
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- Free wired Internet
Where to Eat
A complimentary buffet breakfast is served each morning between 7 AM and 9:30 AM.
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-in time ends at 2 AM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are not available.
- Cribs (infant beds) are not available.
- Pets not allowed
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Optional extras
- Early check-in fee: JPY 1650
- Late check-out fee: JPY 1650
Hotel Name
- Villa Fontaine Hotel Kobe-Sannomiya
- Villa Fontaine Kobe-Sannomiya
- Villa Fontaine Kobe-Sannomiya Hotel
- Villa Fontaine
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This property's policy is to refuse certain bookings for the purpose of group events or parties, including pre-wedding stag/bachelor and hen/bachelorette parties. The Japanese Ministry of Health, Labour, and Welfare requires all international visitors to submit their passport number and nationality when registering at any lodging facility (inns, hotels, motels, etc. ). Additionally, lodging proprietors are required to photocopy passports for all registering guests and keep the photocopy on file.


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Puppy Powered Lightweight Productivity with Puppy LinuxJan 31, 2009
If you are looking for tools that are fast and don't take up too many resources, you ought to take a closer look at what Puppy Linux has to offer.more »
Workspace: Firefox Extensions Nifty Firefox extensionsJan 31, 2009
We look at a few extensions that can make your daily work with Firefox more enjoyable and efficient by removing tiny annoyances and adding nifty features.more »
Debian Founder Murdock Now Sun's Cloud StrategistJan 28, 2009
Debian Linux founder and former OpenSolaris chief Ian Murdock is taking over the role of chief strategist for cloud computing at Sun Microsystems.more »
Multi-pointer Remote Desktop: Ending the Mouse/Keyboard WarsJan 27, 2009
Developer Chris Ball has patched the Vino Virtual Network Computing (VNC) server to display multiple simultaneous mouse and keyboard events. The result could be an end to the battle over mouse and keyboard control among local and remote users in a VNC environment.more »
Partition Magic: Parted Magic 3.5 with ext4Jan 27, 2009
Parted Magic, the live distribution with Gparted and other tools to create, modify and secure hard drive partitions is now available in version 3.5. And thanks to the Linux 188.8.131.52 kernel, the new version comes with support for ext4 file systems.more »
GlassFish 2.1 Java Application Server UpdateJan 27, 2009
Sun Microsystems has brought the GlassFish Java application server up to its newest state with version 2.1.more »
Ivy 2.0 Manages Dependencies in Java ProjectsJan 26, 2009
Apache Ivy version 2.0, a dependency manager that works together with the Apache Ant Java build system, is the first major release in two years.more »
Venice Region Migrates to Open SourceJan 26, 2009
In an effort to reduce costs, municipal authorities in the Veneto region around the Italian city of Venice, will change to open source.more »
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Linus Torvalds Invites Attackers to Join the Kernel Community
He wants attackers to join the community instead of attacking the code.
Oracle Donating Java EE to the Eclipse Foundation
Oracle is recommending a new name for the Java Enterprise Edition platform.
Reddit Closing Doors to Open Source
The peanut gallery of the Internet is closing its open source repository.
Largest Open Source Summit to Date Around the Corner
LinuxCon is now Open Source Summit.
Gnome is Celebrating it's 20th Birthday
More than 33 releases since the first release of Gnome.
SQL Server Comes to RHEL; OpenShift Comes to Azure
Microsoft and Red Hat expand their partnership.
LibreOffice 5.4 Released
Comes with improved support for Microsoft Office file formats.
Red Hat to Drop Support for Btrfs
The company is building their own storage solution called Stratis.
Reinvent your network with DevOps tools and techniques:
Opportunities and Risks: Containers for DevOps
Automated Builds Using CentOS 7 and Kickstart
Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana – The ELK stack
Are you ready for DevOps? Try your luck with the beta version of Linux Professional Institute's new DevOps exam.
Kolab Now Integrates Collabora Online
Kolab Now subscribers now have access to Collabora Online.


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