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Cern's grid network connects computers and research stations and unheard of speeds, by implementing a brand new high-tech network with no legacy components.
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Internet up to 10,000 times faster deployed, may see consumer use within a year or two
CERN, the Geneva-based particle physics center which spawned the world wide web in 1989, is looking to create the next internet, and has
already laid down the essential ground work
for it. Experts
say it is sorely needed
. Recent industry analysis, such as
's recent piece "
American Broadband: Pathetic and Disgraceful
," has revealed that most customer languish under poor data rates and
high costs
The new internet from CERN could change all that. The proposed system averages speeds of up to 10,000 times the typical broadband connection today. The new internet is known as "the grid" and could send the entire
Rolling Stones
catalog from Britain to Japan in two seconds, a scenario akin to the
RIAA's worst nightmare
Among the fields the new internet may revolutionize are online gaming, holographic image transmission, and HD video telephony. Under the new internet you would be able to complete a high definition video telephony call for the price of a normal call on a land line.
David Britton, professor of physics at Glasgow University says that the grid will surpass many peoples current conceptions of the internet. He states, "With this kind of computing power, future generations will have the ability to collaborate and communicate in ways older people like me cannot even imagine."
After years of work the grid is coming online this summer on what is termed the "red button day". The new network will help to transmit the massive data load from
CERN's new Large Hadron Collider (LHC)
The LHC designed to probe some of the most complex mysteries of the physics world is a prime example of research application, which would be impossible without the grid. The LHC creates an amount of data equivalent to the content of 56 million CDs annually -- or a little more than 36 petabytes per year. If the data demands were steady this would equate to almost two CDs per second, but unsteady demand leads to a need for the ability to transmit dozens or more CDs worth of data in a second.
The demands of the LHC meant that the CERN scientists could not use the traditional internet, created by CERN researcher Sir Tim Berners-Lee, for fear of a worldwide collapse. The current internet, a hodge-podge of high speed equipment and older equipment originally designed to work with telephone calls, simply is not robust enough to handle the capacity needed for the LHC or other potential future internet applications.
The grid, on the other hand, has been built from the ground up to a high tech standard. It utilizes almost entirely fiber optics and has numerous cutting-edge routing centers. The new network will not be slowed by outdated components. The new grid already has 55,000 servers, and this is expected to rise to 200,000 within two years.
Professor Tony Doyle, technical director of the grid project explains the need for it, stating, "We need so much processing power, there would even be an issue about getting enough electricity to run the computers if they were all at CERN. The only answer was a new network powerful enough to send the data instantly to research centres in other countries."
The new "parallel internet" runs along fiber optic lines from CERN to 11 research locations in the United States, Canada, the Far East, Europe and around the world. Each of these 11 locations radiates out to other academic locations, using existing academic high-speed networks. In Britain, 8,000 servers are current online and it is projected that by the fall a student at any university could connect to the grid rather than the traditional internet.
Ian Bird, project leader for CERN's high-speed computing project, believes that the grid will make desktop data storage obsolete. With the incredible speeds and data rates, it is only a matter of time, he says, before people entrust all their information to the internet. Says Bird, "It will lead to what's known as cloud computing, where people keep all their information online and access it from anywhere."
By using its blazing speed, the grid can leverage the power of thousands of connected computers, when challenged with a particularly tough task. Researchers hope the new power will allow the LHC to detect a Higgs boson, an elusive never-before seen theoretical particle, which is supposed to be what gives matter mass. The LHC will only be able to detect a few thousand particles a year and will need to leverage the grid's full power to analyze these particles in coming years.
It is uncertain whether the grid will branch into a domestic network, or whether business will elect to build their own similar networks. Some telecom providers and businesses are beginning to implement one of the grid's most powerful features, so-called dynamic switching. Dynamic switching gives the user a dedicated channel during a particularly big task. This can allow a movie to be downloaded in 5 seconds instead of 3 hours.
For now students and other researchers such as astronomers and molecular biologists will be able to use the grid, though. Using the grid's power scientists analyzed 140 million
possible malaria fighting
compounds to develop more effect drugs. This analysis would have taken a traditional internet PC hundreds of years.
Doyle believes strongly that the grid's technology is coming soon to businesses and the consumer. He says, "Projects like the grid will bring huge changes in business and society as well as science. Holographic video conferencing is not that far away. Online gaming could evolve to include many thousands of people, and social networking could become the main way we communicate. The history of the internet shows you cannot predict its real impacts but we know they will be huge."
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Dr. Brooke Isham was sworn in today as the new U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission Director in Azerbaijan. USAID Counselor David E. Eckerson administered the oath of office.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and the United States National Science Foundation (NSF) today announced 54 new research projects in 32 countries. The projects are funded through a joint initiative designed to foster collaborative global research in critical areas of development. Through the Partnerships for Enhanced Engagement in Research (PEER) Science competitive grants program, USAID directly supports researchers in developing countries who are working with U.S. scientists who are funded by NSF.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and NewCom International today announced a partnership to increase access to broadband services via satellite to advance development in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Counselor David Eckerson administered the oath of office today to Senior Foreign Service Officer Herbie Smith as the new USAID Mission Director to Yemen.
U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Rajiv Shah made opening remarks at the Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid (ACVFA) public meeting yesterday, where he announced the formation of a civil society working group who will work to develop a Feed the Future Civil Society Action Plan. Feed the Future, led by USAID, is the U.S. Government's global hunger and food security initiative.
The U.S. Agency for International Development will hold its annual public meeting of the Advisory Committee on Voluntary Foreign Aid (ACVFA) at the Ronald Reagan Building from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, June 12. Administrator Rajiv Shah will make opening remarks, followed by a moderated panel discussions among USAID leadership and ACVFA members. The meeting is free and open to the public. Those wishing to attend are asked to bring government-issued ID.
Gregory Gottlieb was sworn in today as the U.S. Agency for International Development's Mission Director for Pakistan. USAID Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah presided over the ceremony and administered the oath in the presence of family, friends, colleagues, and the Embassy of Pakistan's Charge d'Affaires, Asad M. Khan,
Today, during a global nutrition-focused event co-hosted by Bread for the World Institute and Concern Worldwide, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Rajiv Shah underscored the U.S. Government's long-term leadership in the effort to reduce undernutrition around the world. Administrator Shah made remarks along with The Minister of Trade and Development of Ireland, Joe Costello.
On June 10, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Rajiv Shah will deliver a keynote address during the opening plenary session of "Sustaining Political Commitments to Scaling Up Nutrition".
On June 8, U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) Administrator Dr. Rajiv Shah will travel to the United Kingdom to attend Nutrition for Growth: Beating Hunger through Business and Science – a high level meeting co-hosted by the governments of the United Kingdom and Brazil, and the Children's Investment Fund Foundation (CIFF).
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the State of Qatar Fund for the Reconstruction of Haiti (Qatar Haiti Fund) signed a partnership agreement today for earthquake reconstruction efforts, including the building of permanent houses, a vocational school and a commercial area.
Global child survival and development partners marked the one-year anniversary of the Child Survival: Call to Action when more than 200 attendees participated in the Behavior Change Evidence Summit here this week. This summit marked a broad commitment to providing science-based tools and information to caregivers, families, communities, and health systems on how to accelerate progress on child survival in the last 1,000 days leading up to the Millennium Development Goals (MDG) deadline of December 2015.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and U.K.'s Department for International Development (DFID) announced plans today to build a global investment platform that reimagines how to support breakthrough solutions to the world's most intractable development challenges.
Seventeen aspiring photographers from Pakistan's tribal areas will share unique perspectives on their communities at an international photo exhibit at the United States Institute of Peace on Wednesday, June 12 from 6:00pm to 8:00pm. The exhibit is part of a broader program designed to support balanced and independent journalists in one of the most challenging operating environments in the world.
On June 3, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Devex announced the launch of the Devex Impact Strategic Advisory Council. The Council guides the development of the Devex Impact website to increase its utility as a collaborative platform for corporations, NGOs, foundations, donors and other private sector actors working on public-private partnerships for development.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID), in collaboration with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), will host the Behavior Change Evidence Summit for Child Survival June 3-4 to ensure we are all doing what works best to end preventable child deaths and ensure healthy growth and development. The Summit brings together global leaders to determine what is needed to change health-related behaviors in lower and middle income countries (LMICs) to reduce under-five mortality.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Monday, May 27 with Procter & Gamble (P&G) to protect the lives of women and children in Burma. Under this MoU, USAID and P&G will seek to develop a multi-year, multi-program Global Development Alliance that will invest at least $2 million over the first two years to provide access to 200 million liters of clean drinking water, promote better hygiene behaviors, and build capability linked to improvements in delivery of Maternal and Child Health (MCH) services. P&G and USAID have previously partnered to provide clean drinking water in countries like the Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Malawi, Nicaragua and Pakistan, among others.
Yesterday, the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) announced seven new winners in the Agency's open competition for development ideas. These projects are co-funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and USAID's Development Innovation Ventures WASH for Life Partnership – an initiative to support DIV grantees improving water, sanitation, and hygiene in developing countries. These seven grantees are testing new and cost-effective solutions to water challenges around the world.
The United States Agency for International Development (USAID) is supporting a new public-private research partnership between the Australian Centre for Plant Functional Genomics (ACPFG) and India-based Vibha Agrotech to develop new climate-resilient varieties of rice and wheat, two of the "big three" primary crops required to feed the world.
The U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and Qualcomm, Inc. today announced a global commitment to expand their collaboration to improve access to technology to further economic and social development in developing and emerging markets.
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Shooting camp a success in Bethel Park
More than 80 boys and girls basketball players from the South Hills participated in the Dave Roman Shooting Camp held recently at Hillcrest Christian Academy in Bethel Park.
Bethel Park Recreation and Bethel Park Metro Basketball sponsored the week-long camp, attended by boys and girls in grades 3 through 11. They learned the fundamentals of shooting whether from 3-point range or the free-throw line.
"Dave Roman provided expertise and taught the fundamentals of shooting in an informative, entertaining and educational manner," said Chuck Stover, Bethel Park Municipal Recreation Director. "Based on the improvement the young athletes displayed over the week and the smiles on their faces, I'd have to say the camps were a resounding success."
A number of campers garnered awards in various categories. Recipients included:
Boys Grade 5 and under – Free Throws, Larry Kusan (14-of-25); Finesse, James Smith (plus-10); Hot Shot, James Smith (41 points); 3-Point Shootout, Bobby Goodrich (7); Pressure Free Throw, Dave Jakel; Knock out, Zach Sackett; Most Improved, Aaron Latterner.
Boys Grade 6-and-above – Free Throws, Ryan Bromley (21-of-25); Finesse, Tommy Dirienzo (plus-20); Hot Shot, Anthony Chiccitt (41); 3-Point Shootout, Anthony Chiccitt (10-of-15); Pressure Free Throw, Nate Mercuri; Knock Out, Stefan Ruby; Most Improved, Zach Scabilloni.
Most Outstanding Shooter, Anthony Chiccitt; Hardest Working, Noah Price.
Girls Results – Free Throws, Alex Prunzik (19); Finesse, Alex Prunzik (plus-11); Hot Shot, Samantha Smith (39); 3-Point Shootout, Alex Prunzik; Pressure Free Throw, Ava Novak (27); Knock Out, Kelsey Thompson; Most Improved, Olivia Adkins.
Most Outstanding Shooter, Alex Prunzik (46 points); Hardest Working, Sarah Pellis; T-Shirt Winners, Kelsey Thompson, Alex Prunzik.
"This group of Bethel Park campers displayed a great work ethic and the players were very attentive," said Roman, a former point guard for the University of Pittsburgh. "The improvement shown by the players from the first day until the final day was outstanding."
Roman began his camps 25 years ago in his hometown of Johnstown, Pa. His goal continues to be helping kids learn the correct shooting fundamentals.
Nicknamed the "Shot Doctor," Roman scored 1,446 points in only 1.5 seasons at Johnstown College-University of Pittsburgh (now Pitt-Johnstown). He holds the single-season record of 954 points. He also set a national junior college single-game record with 54 points against DuBois Center-Penn State on Feb. 3, 1962.
His exploits at Johnstown's branch campus earned Roman a scholarship to Pittsburgh's main campus, where he led the 1962-63 Panthers with 359 points, and his two-year scoring average was 12.6 points a game.
After his playing career concluded, Roman entered the coaching ranks and began teaching kids.
In 1998, Roman won a national championship and set an all-time record by making 24-of-25 3-point attempts and 75-of-75 free throw attempts at the International Shootout in Las Vegas, Nev. He is a member of the Pennsylvania Sports Hall of Fame Western Chapter, Cambria County Sports Hall of Fame and Pitt-Johnstown Athletics Hall of Fame.
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County commissioners Larry Maggi, Diana Irey Vaughan and Harlan Shober Jr. addressed subjects other than economic development Thursday during the Washington County Chamber of Commerce's monthly breakfast meeting at Southpointe Golf Club.
Chamber president Jeff Kotula and audience members questioned them on a variety of matters.
The commissioners are opposed to the court-ordered reassessment for the county, and will take their protest to the state Supreme Court March 20.
"It's a bad law at the state level," Maggi said. "We'll be trying to get the process changed, the law changed.
"Look north at Allegheny County and see what a fiasco it is. It will cost $6 million to $8 million to fix the system and it will be outdated in a year."
Irey Vaughan added that, "We're fighting reassessment because we want to keep taxes low and keep this an attractice area."
Kotula brought up the Local Share Account program, funded by gambling revenues from the Meadows Racetrack & Casino and used to benefit projects countywide. He asked the commissioners to name projects of which they are most proud.
"I think all of the projects have been highlights," Shober said. "The fact we're talking about (LSA funding) is a highlight.
"I think about a grant that went to preserve a small school church building in Jefferson Township, in Eldersville. But every community is important. Each has a worthy project."
Irey Vaughan said, "This has boosted the Washington County economy and increased jobs. We've been very appreciative of The Meadows and what this program has done. It has helped keep the tax rate low in Washington County."
"(The LSA program)," Maggi said, "helps communities with water and sewage projects. That use is very satisfying."
One audience member asked about the long-speculated arrival of a Bass Pro store adjacent to Tanger Outlets in South Strabane Township.
"We're still talking on Bass Pro," Maggi said. "It's still alive."
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The courtroom and chambers of former judge Paul Pozonsky are on the same floor in the Washington County Courthouse as the prothonotary, the official repository for documents in civil cases, and mere yards away.
But a document in the case of a Mt. Pleasant Township family's settlement with four natural gas companies never made it from the judge's office to the prothonotary back in August 2011, and nearly two years later, no one knows why. If a crucial document is missing from a previously secret court file after a judge orders the file to be made public, must it be produced?
That question was the topic of debate Thursday in Washington County Court in the case of Stephanie and Chris Hallowich, who sued, claiming they were harmed by natural gas companies Range Resources Corp., Williams Gas/Laurel Mountain Midstream, MarkWest Energy Partners LP and MarkWest Energy Group LLC.
Last month, President Judge Debbie O'Dell Seneca ordered that the file concerning the Hallowich settlement should be unsealed so newspapers seeking access to the information on behalf of the public could bring to light what turned out to be a $750,000 settlement.
O'Dell Seneca wrote in a 32-page opinion overturning Pozonsky's sealing of the case file that businesses have no right to privacy.
But the day O'Dell Seneca's order came down, attorneys for the Observer-Reporter and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette examined court documents in the 56-page file and discovered that a large chunk of it was missing.
A page was marked "Exhibit B," but there were no papers accompanying it.
"Are you saying someone removed it?" the president judge on Thursday asked Frederick N. Frank, attorney for the Post-Gazette.
"Absolutely, your honor," Frank replied.
"There is no evidence anyone removed from the file an exhibit," protested MarkWest attorney Phillip Binotto. "If somebody goofed up, (the newspapers) don't get to augment the record now. What is relevant is what is filed. I'm guessing it wasn't filed by the judge."
The Observer-Reporter disagrees.
"Reference was made to Exhibit B, which clearly indicates it was part of the original file. It is imperative that the complete file be restored and unsealed for public consumption," said Editor Elizabeth Rogers.
Exactly what happened to the document pertaining to the Hallowich's minor children, and why it was not part of the court file, remained a mystery at Thursday's hearing.
Testimony focused on a court date Aug. 23, 2011, when the Hallowich case was before Pozonsky.
To protect his clients – which included the Hallowiches and their two children – their attorney, Peter Villari, testified he was under the impression that the hefty settlement agreement was part of the court record.
Under subpoena, Villari brought two copies of the missing settlement agreement – each about an inch and a half thick – to court Thursday, but he took them back to the Philadelphia area with him.
"MarkWest and the other attorneys do not want that document of record (revealed). There's no fraud here," Binotto said. "The judicial record has been opened, and they (the newspapers) don't like what they have."
"I left the document with Judge Pozonsky with the assumption it would be filed," Villari testified.
"Did you give anyone permission, including the judge, to remove Exhibit B from the file?" Frank asked.
"No, I did not," Villari replied. "The intention was that it be filed after the record was sealed. One, we're dealing with minors, and there is caution that these children are protected. Two, to be frank with anyone in here, I'm covering my rear end."
Part of the court file that was made public gives the Hallowich children, who were suffering no ill effects from the gas industry at the time of the settlement, the right to go back to court in the future if they have health concerns.
Villari said he avoided filing the settlement agreement prior to a hearing in chambers before Pozonsky because it would have created a "window" in which it was a public document and therefore open to scrutiny.
Once Pozonsky approved the settlement, "the record had to be sealed first to keep that from leaking out," Villari testified. "One of the defense lawyers volunteered to take it to the prothonotary. I personally did not walk it to the prothonotary. … I assume it would get filed, and it didn't. Your honor, I honestly didn't know it wasn't filed until all this blew up."
"There is no evidence that it was removed," Binotto said of the missing document.
"What is the court record?" Frank asked. "The only person who knows is Mr. Villari. The minute it was given to the judge, it became part of the court record. If somehow that agreement was not filed, that cannot take away from what was the judicial record.
"There is a history of (Pozonsky's) court destroying documents."
Last year, a few months before his abrupt retirement, Pozonsky issued an order May 1 to destroy "any and all evidence" related to 17 closed cases spanning from 1998 to 2011. Most of the cases were drug-related, while a few were violent crimes involving a firearm or a knife. Pozonsky's order does not specify who requested the destruction of evidence, nor does it indicate who was to destroy it.
The Hallowich case, however, is civil litigation.
"One of the attorneys did not follow up with filing the record on the date the record was sealed," said Binotto, who was not present at the August 2011 hearing before Pozonsky. "Whatever the record is, it is."
Attorney Erin W. McDowell, who represents MarkWest, was present at the hearing nearly a year and a half ago before Pozonsky. In answer to a question O'Dell Seneca posed, McDowell said, "I did not look at what was presented to the judge."
Attorney Colin Fitch, who represents the Observer-Reporter, told O'Dell Seneca, "The fact is that they agreed it should be part of the record. They agreed it should be in the record, but it just didn't get there."
Frank argued, "The petition for approval (of the settlement) states the agreement is attached. It doesn't say it will be. It says it's attached."
In a letter last month to the newspapers' attorneys, McDowell wrote, "Judge O'Dell Seneca's opinion makes it very clear that you are only entitled to review the documents that were filed of record, and you agreed. … Accordingly, my client will not agree to provide you with a copy of the settlement agreement or agree to file (it) in this matter.
"We would also consider any attempts by (the Hallowiches) to modify the record to be a violation of the confidentiality provisions set forth in the settlement agreement."
The president judge asked the newspaper and natural gas companies to submit briefs on the issue.
O'Dell Seneca said she received a phone call from a court employee who is now working in the former Pozonsky office advising that she discovered paperwork labeled "Hallowich." O'Dell Seneca examined the papers for the first time in court, listing more than two dozen pieces of correspondence, emails and procedural filings, but no missing settlement agreement. Calling them "superfluous documents," she said she saw no reason to keep the papers.
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The NFL Competition Committee had a conference call with the media on Wednesday to unveil the various new rule proposals raised by teams. Through an intricate method of deception we'd rather not get into, KSK found itself on that call. Let's share some of the proposals we heard.
Panthers propose completions to receivers with fewer than 100 career catches are worth 5x as many yards.
The Dallas Cowboys ownership proposes all cheerleaders take off those itchy uniforms.
Redskins propose racism's dead.
Bengals propose money they save on front office positions should be credited to their salary cap.
49ers propose the league switch from Nike to Old Navy for sideline apparel sponsorship.
Jets propose fur coats as sideline apparel on throwback day.
Raiders propose a "three strikes" policy for fans caught stabbing opposing players.
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It was still dark one Thanksgiving Day when the Rev. John P. Hoffman was met by a shivering prostitute as he entered his church to open its kitchen to the homeless.
"I had seen her off and on for about year," said Hoffman, pastor of Jefferson Avenue United Methodist Church in Washington.
"She said, 'Do you have anything I can eat?'" said Hoffman, who welcomed her inside for warmth and a cup of coffee.
Hoffman and his church's congregation minister to a growing number of homeless and poor people in the city. He's preparing to retire in June, a departure that has drawn concerns about whether or not Methodist Church leaders will be able to find a replacement willing to continue this mission.
"That seems to be the contention," Hoffman said Wednesday, a day before his church at 160 Jefferson Avenue would serve more than 300 free Thanksgiving Day dinners to shut-ins, the lonely, healthy families and the homeless or poor.
"From what I've observed, John has an amazing heart," said church member Leandra Frisk of Peters Township, as she volunteered at the dinner, making sure there was enough food to feed the crowd.
"To minister to this community, (his replacement) has to be someone with a passion."
This small church is known among the homeless as the "spaghetti church," because it also provides free spaghetti dinners to nearly 300 people from 4 to 6 p.m. on the second and third Fridays of each month. The church also conducts a clinic every other Monday at 7:30 p.m., offering the homeless medical care and counseling, church secretary Chris Frisk said.
Chris Frisk said she hopes the new pastor will be interested in carrying on with these programs.
"We won't know until they tell us who we will have," she said. "Anytime there is a change, it is difficult."
The church's annual Thanksgiving dinners began more than 20 years ago as a project of its men's group, and they mostly attracted fellow members until Hoffman arrived 13 years ago, said Ted Gross of Washington, a lay leader and one of the dinner's original organizers.
"Now, it's strictly for the homeless and those who don't have anywhere else to go," Gross said.
On Thursday, new volunteers arrived from as far away as Waynesburg, along with a larger-than-normal crowd wanting to eat, Leandra Frisk said.
"We actually had to go out today and buy more food, tons of green beans," she said. "Green beans were the hot commodities this year."
Those who arrived were directed to a table. Many of them don't have the money, she said, to afford to eat at restaurants.
"This is one chance for them to be served," she said. "That's the real part of giving, not just feeding people, but making them feel human."
Over the years, the faces have changed, Hoffman said.
"The homeless people know us, trust us," he said. "We don't preach to them. We don't even know where some of them live."
"As for the prostitute who was shown inside at 5:30 a.m. several years ago, she stayed until it was time to eat," Hoffman said. "She left, and we've never seen her again."
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I am on a "movement" kick. Because of the nature of my job, I sit at my computer for hours upon hours. I try to move whenever I can. I park far away. I take the steps, unless it's more than six floors. I still want to be able to breathe when I get to where I'm going.
I even watch most of my favorite television shows standing in front of the TV moving side to side. I walk up and down the hallway during commercials. Trust me, it's a lot cheaper than buying a treadmill.
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I may not have cared about people in the waiting room, but I did care what the dental student thought of me. He was someone with whom I interacted. He wasn't a random stranger. And he must have thought I was crazy if he thought other people might think I was crazy. Of course, we all know the truth. I'm one hundred percent certifiable. I don't care if strangers know it. My friends and family all know it. I just don't like acquaintances to know it. Insanity is harder to justify to people I barely know.
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"We have good days and bad days, and we are all just trying our best to continue on and make the most of every day," Laura Slack said.
The mission of the initial Jams for Jimmy concert last year was to raise more national awareness in an attempt to find Slack. Sadly, he was found before the event, but the show went on and raised funds to cover funeral expenses. The sisters have chosen the Highmark Caring Place, which offers support programs for grieving children, as the beneficiary because it was instrumental in helping Slack's young nieces through the tragedy. "Trying to explain to three young children what happened is impossible," Laura said. "You definitely need a professional."
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Local bands spanning many genres will play, including Dirty and the Mopheads, Coming Up Millhouse, I Claim as Mine, Backwoods Playboys, Mothers Littlehelpers and more. A Chinese auction, 50/50 raffle, door prizes and T-shirts will also help to raise funds, and food and beer will be available.
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Vocalists from all five Greene County school districts will take the stage at 7 p.m. Friday in the Waynesburg Central High School auditorium to present the annual Greene County Chorus Concert.
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OK, it's one of the 31-day months, and that seems like a long time to wait for April Fools' Day. There is no Christmas in March, no Thanksgiving, no Fourth of July, no preseason football games, no World Series, no Valentine's Day, no Stanley Cup.
Oh, but there is March Madness, when 64, or maybe now, 68, college basketball teams are turned into office pools and become known as "seeds" in a "bracket." It is when an unheralded team can knock off a king. March is indeed an unpredictable month.
And, of course there is St. Patrick's Day on March 17, and who really needs those other holidays because aren't we all Irish anyway?
I wonder if Friday comes in like a lion, will it then leave as a lamb?
With March being such a changeable month, with warm springlike temperatures or late-season snowstorms, it's easy to understand how this saying might hold true.
No one speaks too much about the middle of the month, weather-wise, that is. But as I recall back in 1993, on March 13, I believe, this area experienced one helluva snowstorm.
And just in case anyone is interested, the Old Farmer's Almanac has predicted the March weather for our area: 1st to 3rd – showers, warm; 4th to 7th – rain to snow, then sunny, cold; 8th to 12th – showers, then sunny, warm; 13th to 18th – rain to snow, then sunny, cool; 19th to 24th – scattered thunderstorms, warm; 25th to 31st – sunny, then thunderstorms, cool.
Take what you want from it.
And what about those Ides of March? It sounds like a doomsday warning, but really, March 15 is the first day of the Roman New Year and it also marks the first day of spring in the Roman calendar. But on this day in history, Julius Caesar was warned by soothsayers to "beware the Ides of March." Apparently, he did not heed the warning strongly enough, as he was stabbed by Marcus Brutus on the Ides of March in 44 B.C.
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On March 10, we turn our clocks ahead one hour. The first day of spring is March 20. Passover begins at sundown on March 25; Good Friday is March 29 and Easter is March 31.
And on a more wacky note, Multiple Personality Day is March 5; National Potato Chip Day is March 14, and Something on a Stick Day is March 28.
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James C
Joined: 26 Mar 2009
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Posted: Wed 24 Feb 2010, 17:12
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@ Nooby,
TPup is based on T2 and uses it's repository.....not Tiny Core.
As far as I know there is way to convert Tiny Core packages for Puppy use though.Believe there was a thread over in the additional software section of the forum.
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Posted: Wed 24 Feb 2010, 17:44
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Okay, I have actually used search to find T2 but had no clue on what to look for so I never found it.
But it says tcz so that is what TinyCore names theirs too but I ahve no reason to not trust your version of it. You mean they have to redo every tz file before it can be used?
As far as I know that is nto what Dpup and Upup has to to do to use their respective repos so that is a surprise.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Wed 24 Feb 2010, 18:40
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the best way I can think to be able to remove files is to do something like
for $onedir in `ls -1 $PACKAGESDIR` do
ls -1 $onedir >${onedir}.files
this would establish a list of files in each pet
then to remove the files
for $onefile in $filelist do
rm -f $onefile
just need a frontend that downloads the <package>.files and allows you to select them for removal (currently installed packages are listed in /root/.packages/woof-installed-packages so it could technically only download the .files for programs you want to remove)
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I don't know if you've considered internationalisation for the CE build?
Worth considering, or raising the profile of, IMO, though some have suggested an SFS, no-one has published anything, AFAIK
After all, puppy has global appeal
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Being primarily an english speaker I cannot test it well, but I am at least compiling all new compiles with NLS enabled and providing a separate NLS sfs (also a DOC sfs) ... the NLS could then be cutdown on a per language basis fairly easily - no point in separating them until the final or at least the RC though. Any locale patches for exist programs are more than welcome - I will leave the vetting up to the native language speakers.
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Thanks Techno
for others devs/interested parties
So, do we have a package that provides 'libc.cat'
files and 'packag.po' files for locales, that can utilise NLS [s]upport?
or UTF8 &/or Opentype fonts available by default?
Here's a Delilinux page of interest
or a Belgian howto...
So how about it, devs.....more apps/conversions please....
.....or at least some comments
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Posted: Sat 27 Feb 2010, 16:29
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maybe we should have a bug on the issue tracker for programs that still do not support NLS - I recompiled most of the larger, most popular programs to support it but I can only keep track of so many things. Where is droope anyways? - Wasn't he was the king of locales in 4.2?
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Posted: Sun 28 Feb 2010, 19:07
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Hi technosaurus:
What a big honor, to be called a king
and by the person in charge, wow, thanks.
Firstly, i'd like to thank you for your effort towards the CE. And secondly, without intending to force you to do anything, and knowing this would be very time consuming for you, i would like to post a list of all software already localized by the community.
Connect wizard
(last esmorguit link).
(updated to shinobar)
(Last shinobar version)
(updated to esmorguit's)
Cups Shell
Applications directory localized
This is the latest of the latest, extracted directly from
and updated 28/02/10.
Also, i'd like to add a list of things that could be of interest in order to provide localization. From
, an extract:
One thing I believe still needs attention: that ordinary, unlocalised Puppy be able to display non-Latin characters in dialogue boxes and window title bars. (Assuming, of course, that the necessary fonts have been installed.)
replacing yaf-splash
(thz MU)
Bug in Xwin (solution at link) by shinobar:
any of localisation on X failes because of the bug in /usr/bin/xwin.
see http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=325229#325229
maybe we should have a bug on the issue tracker for programs that still do not support NLS - I recompiled most of the larger, most popular programs to support it but I can only keep track of so many things. Where is droope anyways? - Wasn't he was the king of locales in 4.2?
I'm still arround
The issue is I do not have as much free time as I did last summer, and have no computer installed at home.
But I will continue to provide support where I am able to, do not hesitate to PM! Always available and willing to help. Will make an effort to give some love back to the comunity
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4.4 Pre Alpha test run has its own thread and then we have this thread.
Is this the one I should report feedback on behavior in?
Well I downloaded the latest iso again and did a fresh pfix=ram frugal install using Technosaurus own menu.lst and it still fail to do Swedish or Finnish keyboard from Sweden or Finland. Have not tested to do Denmark or Norway.
Now I need to do setxkbmap se to get my keyboard right.
pups save doesn't save the changes of what keyboard one want to use.
Icon on Desktop for Drive, My links and files are missing after reboot.
When are you planning to update the iso with all the fixes?
Can I tell the os to use setxkbmap se in the menu.lst or should I somehow open some xorg config file somewhere and changes
side note
what is that T2 that James talks about and where is the iso for that one?
James C wrote:
@ Nooby,
TPup is based on T2 and uses it's repository.....not Tiny Core.
As far as I know there is way to convert Tiny Core packages for Puppy use though.Believe there was a thread over in the additional software section of the forum.
I trust that if Technosaurus name it TinyCore respositories then it is TC but he has changed them to also be sfs ones on the asia site?
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Mon 01 Mar 2010, 16:20
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Not being a follower (yet ?) of this distro, just landed here so maybe you're already finishing up but if not my suggestions ?
(relief not having to wizardly connecting etc)
automount autostart
sorry for having troubled ye
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James C
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Posted: Tue 02 Mar 2010, 03:41
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nooby wrote:
If I get it.
Dpup is Debian rep
Spup is a Slackware rep version?
Tpup is TinyCore rep aka Puppy 4.4CE
Upup is Ubuntu rep
Kind of cool.
As I posted earlier, Tpup is based on T2 not Tiny Core.
But Tiny Core packages can be used in Puppy.....HTH.
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Posted: Tue 02 Mar 2010, 04:31
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Thanks James. I would have loved to have that link or reference to that already then. I had no clue what that was about and not easy to search for either on Puppy forum.
Puppy Linux 4.00 bases on T2, again!
Puppy 4.00 logo
The Puppy Linux OS in the just releases version 4.00 does now use the T2 Open System Development Environment as base, again.
Already then the official Puppy 4.0 was based on T2 and none told us newbies about it.
And the fact is that what I referred to still is what the pup 431-2 says in the Menu . TinyCore repositry. So why should I not trust what it say in the Menu? It does not mention T2 there.
But sure you are formally right and I told what it says to the newbie using the distro.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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Posted: Tue 02 Mar 2010, 08:45
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You are getting confused.
T2 is a development environment. The Tiny Core repository is a store for programs. The two are not the same.
It is a bit beyond my understanding as well but I believe T2 holds core packages that are used to build a Linux system. Puppy has been using T2 for ages and you would know about it if you followed the development process. To be honest, it is not something a user HAS to know unless they are keen on the development background.
Core packages are really that - core packages. They can be binary files or they can be source code which you compile for your specific platform. T2 can be used for other platforms as well as Linux. Users would not normally add such files because they would have to (posssibly) compile stuff as well as deal with all the questions of where in the linux file system to store the files and how to modify the distro specific launcher menu to access the new files.
Once you have your distribution then users may add additional programs. It is not normal to go to T2 to get programs but I suppose they could if they knew what they are doing. More likely you got a repository and load a .deb, .rpm, .pet, .sfs, ... file. When you load such a file via the distro's 'add new programs' tool it will automagically unpack the binaries put them in the right place and alter any menus accordingly.
Debian or Dpup users can get programs from the Debian repository. UPup or Ubuntu users can use the Ubuntu repository.
Puppy 4.4 users can use pet packages and sfs packages from wherever they may be found as well as the official store pointed to by Petget (?).
Because of jrb's work on the sfslinker project, Puppy users can now install programs from the Tiny Core repository as if they were sfs files. I believe Puppy 4.4 includes the sfslinker stuff from jrb and the menu item linking to the Tiny Core repository is there for that reason - nothing to do with the repository used to build the original Puppy 4.4.
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Posted: Tue 02 Mar 2010, 09:02
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Yes it is my poor way of wording my intentions that is so confusing.
It is correct that Puppy 4.0 and many others are built by T2 but it is also correct to say like me tried to say.
Dpup can make use of Debian repository by going to Package manager and there click on such and they get included.
Upup take them instead from Ubuntu repository
This pup we talk about now
Puppy 4.4 CE does have the text in the menu that users can take some files from TinyCore respository. That is what it does say. And what my confused reference to Dpup and Upup was all about. Sorry if it was confusing!
so both of us are correct. I had no clue on what T2 was but I was correct about Pup 44 CE does have such a menu button that activate such access to a TCZ but maybe some script make them into sfs I don't know.
But to me that makes it almost a Tpup in that it can take from TinyCore.
Maybe it has access to many other resources too but although my text was very confused it had truth in it even if my wording may mislead some. the menu button me talked about is still there.
I use Google Search on Puppy Forum
not an ideal solution though
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I've edited my post since you replied to make it clearer the difference between files in the T2 repositories and those in a repository accessed by users.
I must emphasise that the T in TPup has got nothing to do with Tiny Core. It defines it is built from T2 resources, rather than Debian or Ubuntu, not that it can access the Tiny Core repository.
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